4 h. ago Elle Edwards' dad says spirit of daughter shot on Christmas Eve helping with grief

Tim Edwards, 53, completed a cross-country walk in the aftermath of her death - and a ne documentary about the walk John May iis to be screened at the Raindance Film Festival

Events

4 h. ago Northern Ireland scientists lead study aimed at helping identify cancer earlier

The researchers say the study will be the first of its kind to examine prescription information comprehensively in the UK.

Science

6 h. ago Bots rise against Wallace and Gromit as creators warn over AI threat

Aardman Animations said it would struggle to survive if tech companies are allowed to freely use copyrighted material to train AI models unless creative industries 'opt out' of the process

Events

7 h. ago Iranian missiles rain down on Israel after 'CAR BOMBS' obliterate nuclear scientists in Tehran during IDF blitz on city... amid claims Trump 'stopped assassination of Supreme Leader'

Israel has killed 14 Iranian nuclear scientists in a series of attacks that reportedly included car bombs, Iran has claimed. 

Events

8 h. ago Martine Rose’s Market Place Celebrated London’s Creativity and Fetish

Martine Rose’s Market Place Celebrated London’s Creativity and Fetish  WWD

Politics

8 h. ago Now 'CAR BOMBS' obliterate Iranian nuclear scientists in Tehran during Israeli blitz on city as residents flee... and Trump claims Israel tried to assassinate Supreme Leader

Israel has killed 14 Iranian nuclear scientists in a series of attacks that reportedly included car bombs, Iran has claimed. 

Politics

9 h. ago Omar Berrada has already addressed the transfer concern Manchester United might be about to face

After years worth of reckless spending, Man United have shown signs of improvement on the recruitment front - but their hunt for a striker will test them to keep on the straight and narrow.

Sport

10 h. ago Rory McIlroy’s indifference is understandable after achieving his dream | Ewan Murray

Golfer has seemed irritated by elements of the media since completing the career grand slam but is that really a big deal?A snapshot of Rory McIlroy’s new normal arrived the day before the US PGA Championship began. McIlroy’s practice round at Quail Hollow was watched by more than 50, inside the ropes. Journalists, content creators, wannabe content creators everyone wanted not just a glimpse – you can get that from the bleachers – but a piece of golf’s latest grand slam man. McIlroy played a hole while being interviewed for the tournament’s main preview show. All soft, knock-around stuff but inevitably a distraction.It was difficult to shake the notion that Tiger Woods would never have tolerated such a scenario. It is also thankfully a truism that McIlroy is not Tiger Woods. The Northern Irishman’s chatty, warm personality endears him to so many. In a non-tribal sport people root for Rory, none more so than at Augusta National when more that a decade of frustration ended amid euphor...

Politics

11 h. ago Iranian nuclear scientists targeted in Tehran car bombings as roads fill up with people fleeing for their lives

Israel has killed 14 Iranian nuclear scientists in a series of attacks that reportedly included car bombs, Iran has claimed. 

Events

12 h. ago I'm a scientist who cured my insomnia... and discovered what we've been told about sleep is a lie

Countless gadgets and apps have been invented with the promise of helping struggling Americans get the one thing they really want - sleep, but millions of people still struggle to get enough shut eye.

Politics

12 h. ago Trump issues ominous threat to Iran as Israel urges America to join spiraling conflict

President Donald Trump took to his social media platform Truth Social early Sunday morning to set the record straight in regards to America's lack of involvement in the Middle East.

Politics

12 h. ago Tatjana Maria shocks Amanda Anisimova to win Queen’s Club women’s singles final – as it happened

Tatjana Maria, a qualifier, beat Amanda Anisimova, the number eight seed, in straight sets to win the first women’s tournament at Queen’s since 1973Ready play.Apparently Anisimova was practising this morning and had someone hitting slices at her. That makes sense, but it won’t be the same as what’s in store for her on court this afternoon. Thing is – and as I type, there’s another “slice and dice” – the match may, in fact, be decided by how her excellence on the return matches up with Maria’s excellence on serve. Continue reading...

Politics

12 h. ago Couple fed up of being stared at in pubs 'because we are lesbians' open Merthyr's first gay bar

Freya Curtis and Kate Bailey knew what it was like not to have a safe space as LGBTQ+ people growing up in a small town, so they created their own

Politics

12 h. ago Couple who wanted to create safe space for LGBTQ+ community open Merthyr's first gay bar

Freya Curtis and Kate Bailey knew what it was like not to have a safe space as LGBTQ+ people growing up in a small town, so they created their own

Technology

13 h. ago Scottish city is home to one of the most popular place for a walk this summer, according to TikTok

Scotland ranks three times in the UK’s top ten walks as TikTok’s ‘hot girl walk’ trend booms

Politics

13 h. ago 'Bring back dog licences and charge for paper cups to help tackle littering epidemic'

Senedd members have drawn up a wishlist of demands as parties look to create their manifestos

Politics

16 h. ago Inside Adam Scott’s incredible 96 in a row numbers as golf star eyes Major No 2

Brilliant Australian sublime again as he hears 100-straight Majors

Politics

18 h. ago ‘Who else can we annoy with our show?’: Such Brave Girls, Britain’s most gleefully offensive comedy returns

Despite its twisted characters and unremitting plotlines, the Bafta-winning sitcom has become an unlikely hot property for the BBC. The secret, says creator Kat Sadler: dealing with things in ‘the most unenlightened way possible’Few writers take criticism well, fewer actively court it. Kat Sadler, however, has an insatiable appetite for negative feedback. When crafting her BBC sitcom Such Brave Girls, the 31-year-old frequently runs the scripts past her younger sister and co-star Lizzie Davidson – but she isn’t looking for praise. Instead, “she wants you to tear it to pieces”, says Davidson. “She loves it.”“I get off on it,” confirms Sadler, with matter-of-fact melancholy. Continue reading...

Culture

18 h. ago This is Martine Rose’s London – diverse, creative, seductive

This is Martine Rose’s London – diverse, creative, seductive  Hero Magazine

Politics

18 h. ago Brat summer is forever at Charli XCX’s victory lap LIDO Festival show

One year on from the birth of the cultural phenomenon, Charli and her fans at Victoria Park are holding on tight to the moment she created

Culture