60 m. ago No cruise ships, no rikshaws and a visitor tax: How popular tourist spots like Venice are tackling overtourism

From banning golf carts and cruise ships to hiking taxes for day-trippers, iconic tourist destinations are taking matters into their own hands to keep their streets sane for locals

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92 m. ago Rory McIlroy told he got wrong end of the stick after irking Open champion

Rory McIlroy turned his nose up at the idea of playing on the PGA Tour Champions, with his comments drawing a response from Ernie Els and the Masters champion's former agent

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3 h. ago Katie Price's face looks more stretched than ever as she poses for painful selfie

Katie Price is currently soaking up the summer sun as she enjoys a holiday abroad which she has been documenting on social media

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4 h. ago FOR SUN 12PM: Prince William under 'pressure' as he's separated from Prince George by royal rule

As Prince George prepares to celebrate his 12th birthday, Prince William is feeling the pressure of adhering to centuries-long royal rule that will kick in as George reaches his adolescence

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4 h. ago Prince William under 'pressure' as he's separated from Prince George by royal rule

As Prince George prepares to celebrate his 12th birthday, Prince William is feeling the pressure of adhering to centuries-long royal rule that will kick in as George reaches his adolescence

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6 h. ago Blackout blinds and midnight grocery runs: Inside the reclusive lives of Trump shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks' parents

Thomas Matthew Crooks, opened fire at President Trump at the Butler campaign rally, striking his ear and killing Corey Comperatore on July 13, 2024.

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6 h. ago ‘It’ll always need humans’: former Wimbledon line judge laments the Hawk

Pauline Eyre once judged serves from the likes of Jimmy Connors and has watched this year in exasperationThe cloth cap and blazer-wearing line judges of Wimbledon are as much an icon of this famous old sporting event as the manicured lawn courts. But this, the 138th tournament in its storied history, was the year SW19 took a leap into the 21st century – replacing some of their judges with an electronic line-calling system that was supposed to put an end to human error.Now, as the sun sets on this new era at Wimbledon, many of the headlines have been about just that. Mistakes have been blamed on the people operating it, much to the ire of players forced to replay points that were sabotaged by the faltering Hawk-Eye. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago The six shocking questions that remain about the Trump assassination attempt in Butler one year later

A year after a historic assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler there are still scores of questions left unanswered, including why Thomas Matthew Crooks shot the president-to-be.

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11 h. ago Joey King Poses in the Ralph Lauren Suite at Wimbledon in London, Plus Camila Alves, Matthew McConaughey and More

Joey King Poses in the Ralph Lauren Suite at Wimbledon in London, Plus Camila Alves, Matthew McConaughey and More  AOL.com

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11 h. ago I went blind in one eye because the NHS 'forgot' to offer me tests that could have saved my sight

When Matt Weale visited the optician, the worst thing he expected was to need new glasses. But, to his shock, his check-up revealed he was suffering from severe glaucoma.

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14 h. ago Lorraine Kelly 'signs a major deal with ITV rival Channel 4 for a big

The Scottish presenter's morning show has also seen her key production role, Head of Lorraine be axed, according to The Sun On Sunday .

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14 h. ago Drake hails London MCs as ‘the best lyricists in the world’ during Wireless set

Canadian superstar says UK rap scene is ‘the highest level’ as he brings out Dave, Central Cee and J Hus at sun-drenched Finsbury Park

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15 h. ago Matty Healy spotted singing along to Oasis at Heaton Park following public 'feud' with Gallagher brothers

The 1975 singer got on the wrong side of Noel when he previously called on Oasis to get back together

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16 h. ago Rory McIlroy eyes overdue win after moving into share of lead at Scottish Open

McIlroy improved on his form since his momentous Masters win to card 66 and move alongside second-round leader Chris Gotterup.

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18 h. ago Matthew McConaughey cuts a dapper figure in a blue suit as he enjoys date day with his Camila Alves at Wimbledon's Women's Singles Final

The Pantalones Tequila founder, 55, and the Brazilian model, 42, kept a low profile for the rare outing together as they watched on behind a set of sunglasses.

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18 h. ago Kooks urge ‘peace and love and sun cream’ at TRNSMT festival

The indie band spoke of their excitement to play the festival and an experience at Blue Lagoon in Glasgow.

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18 h. ago Jamie Laing addresses Spencer Matthews feud with cryptic five

Jamie Laing has shared his thoughts on once best pal Spencer Matthews after the former Made In Chelsea duo's relationship seemingly soured

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18 h. ago Amanda Anisimova breaks down in tears after losing Wimbledon women's final after just 57 minutes

MATTHEW LAMBWELL ON CENTRE COURT: The Pole was utterly merciless in ensuring humiliation was added to defeat. The 24-year-old has a first Wimbledon final and a sixth Grand Slam.

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19 h. ago Jonker’s last hurrah calls on daring Dutch to upset Bonadei’s high

Netherlands manager prepares for what could be his final game as he takes on a coach whose bold choices have led to Les Bleues leading Group D Convention plays a big part in football. There’s the convention that settled starting XIs help winning teams build momentum, the convention that experience really matters at major tournaments and, perhaps above all, the convention that head coaches are best off saying nothing remotely controversial.The good news from Basel is that, in Andries Jonker and Laurent Bonadei, the Netherlands and France possess two managers who pour scorn on unwritten norms and treat received wisdoms with suspicion. Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Tour de France 2025: Milan powers to stage eight sprint win to keep green jersey

Lidl-Trek rider holds off Wout van Aert for victoryTadej Pogacar keeps yellow jersey after flat stageJonathan Milan sprinted to victory in stage eight of the 2025 Tour de France to retain the sprinters’ green jersey after a breakaway duo, Mattéo Vercher and Mathieu Burgaudeau, were caught 9km from the finish in Laval. The defending champion, Tadej Pogacar, remains in the yellow jersey.On a largely flat stage, the inevitable bunch sprint saw Milan, named after the best selling novella Jonathan Livingston Seagull, swoop up the final climb to hold off Jonas Vingegaard’s Visma–Lease a Bike teammate Wout van Aert on Laval’s Boulevard Pierra Elain. Continue reading...

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