59 m. ago Wimbledon players' swanky bases during tournament – from fancy hotel to luxury mansion

Wimbledon is into its second week with a host of tennis stars still in the hunt for the the prestigious major - but where do they all stay while in the capital?

Sport

65 m. ago Oasis, Wimbledon and hotter weather help spark rise in footfall

New data showed a surge in footfall across Cardiff in recent days after a boost from Oasis’ first gigs.

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71 m. ago Police comb river area after missing man's vehicle found at woodland car park

Jonathan Parsons was last spotted near Yule Square in Huntly on Thursday, with his car found at Battle Hill car park.

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75 m. ago Wimbledon star Martina Hingis is now 44 and looks like she should still be playing

Martina Hingis won Grand Slams at Wimbledon, the US Open and Australian Open all in one year

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85 m. ago The Zola Experience review – life follows art as stage relationship spills into real

When actor-director Anne Barbot embarks on an adaptation of a Zola novel with her neighbour, the gap between theatre and reality appears to collapse entirelyArt and life fuse deliriously in Gianluca Matarrese’s hybrid film, which alternates between documentary and fiction, theatre and cinema. Recently divorced from her husband, actor-director Anne Barbot throws herself into preparing a stage adaptation of Emile Zola’s classic novel L’Assommoir. In Gervaise, the working-class heroine of the book, Barbot finds echoes of her current situation: both are women who struggle to reclaim professional autonomy in the aftermath of broken relationships. Barbot’s production becomes more complicated when she casts Benoît Dallongeville, a neighbour who is also an actor, in the role of her love interest in the play. Soon, passion and tension begin to spill from personal relationships on to the page, and vice versa.Matarrese’s film keeps the camera strikingly close to Barbot and Dallongeville as the...

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89 m. ago Novak Djokovic's favourite snack can 'support weight loss and curb cravings'

As Wimbledon takes over our TV screens, many fans are curious about what fuels the world's top athletes - and it turns out that Novak Djokovic's go-to snack is surprisingly simple

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96 m. ago Wimbledon 2025: Cameron Norrie route to final as Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic await Briton

Norrie has never made it beyond the semi-finals in SW19

Sport

2 h. ago Electronic line calling at Wimbledon is an unnecessary disaster of their own making

Comment: Wimbledon apologised after the system cost Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova a point on Sunday, saying ‘human error’ was to blame. Then what is the point of the technology?

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2 h. ago Wimbledon hit 12 players with fines as shamed Brit gets £9k punishment for abusing staff

The All England Club has issued fines to 12 players at The Championships since the fortnight began, with the heaviest penalty handed out to a British competitor

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2 h. ago Amanda Holden puts on a cheeky display as she recreates iconic raunchy tennis moment for Wimbledon beauty campaign

The radio presenter, 54, took to Instagram on Sunday to show off her assets for a Revive Collagen campaign.

Politics

2 h. ago Wimbledon star 'forgets the rules' as she issues apology to opponent mid

Danielle Collins was left red-faced after momentarily forgetting the rules of tennis during her Wimbledon clash against title contender Iga Swiatek on Saturday

Politics

2 h. ago BBC star snaps back at John McEnroe for raising same Wimbledon suspicion as Emma Raducanu

BBC commentator Andrew Castle has rebuked John McEnroe over his take on Wimbledon's decision to remove traditional line judges, which has been slammed by the likes of Emma Raducanu

Politics

2 h. ago Millie Mackintosh looks Wimbledon ready as she flaunts her taut abs and endless legs in tennis whites

She is known for showing off her incredible figure on social media. 

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2 h. ago Novak Djokovic brought up as BBC star picks sides after Cameron Norrie’s Wimbledon ‘scrap'

Cameron Norrie was involved in a heated exchange with Nicolas Jarry after their Wimbledon showdown - but the tennis sensation saw his on-court actions defended by BBC commentator Pat Cash

Politics

2 h. ago Today at Wimbledon: Monday order of play, prize money, TV schedule, Novak Djokovic

It’s day eight at Wimbledon and by the end of the day we’ll know the quarter final lineup.

Politics

3 h. ago Wimbledon star’s first purchase after giving £1m to parents said a lot

Mirra Andreeva won Indian Wells in March and is now chasing her first Grand Slam at Wimbledon - but the teenager's very first purchase with her prize money was a little bit different

Economics

4 h. ago ‘Wimbledon is the pinnacle of the year’: Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid target yet more success in SW19

Exclusive interview: The world’s highest-ranked doubles team tell Flo Clifford how they celebrated last year’s clean sweep of Wimbledon titles, how wheelchair tennis is growing and what it’s like facing off on opposite sides of the net

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4 h. ago Cameron Norrie shows true colours as angry Nicolas Jarry accuses him amid boos

Cameron Norrie became the first British player to reach the quarter-finals at Wimbledon this year with a five-set win over Nicolas Jarry on Court 1, but there was a frosty exchange between the pair immediately after the match

Politics

4 h. ago Wimbledon's expansion plan heads to court while facing opposition from local residents

Wimbledon is planning a major expansion that includes an 8,000-seat stadium and 38 other grass courts near its current grounds

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4 h. ago Tension and tedium: welcome to the Wimbledon press conference room | Jonathan Liew

Anyone can ask any question of the players, leading to absurd inquiries, but it can sometimes serve a useful purposeTo spend even a little time at Wimbledon is to drown in the sheer scale of things. This is a place of mind-boggling numbers: the 40 miles of racket string, the 55,000 balls, the 300,000 glasses of Pimm’s, the 2.5m strawberries. But Wimbledon’s true staple good is none of these. The most abundant product every Wimbledon fortnight is the word. And even on a rain-affected, slow news day, the words must keep coming.As with everything else, Wimbledon procures its words with a suitable reverence. Post-match interviews, in contrast to the more informal on-court setup at Melbourne and New York, are conducted at a respectful distance in front of a microphone stand, as if Jannik Sinner were actually a high-school student about to spell a very difficult word. But of course the majority of Wimbledon’s bluff and bluster takes place in a small windowless upstairs chamber that most t...

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