76 m. ago Wimbledon in pictures: Behind the scenes at the All England Club

A photographer’s life following the Championships in SW19.

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87 m. ago Rory McIlroy makes honest admission after spending time with Erica Stoll in new home

Rory McIlroy's form since completing the career Grand Slam has been inconsistent, but the Northern Irishman has seemingly been given a new lease of life

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2 h. ago Gabby Logan opens up on 'constant arguments' with rugby star husband Kenny Logan

BBC presenter Gabby Logan has shared a fresh look into her life at home with Kenny Logan as she revealed that there are "constant arguments"

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3 h. ago How the 'constant danger' of royal life made Princess Diana learn how to use a gun and take courses on handling potential terrorist attacks

A life in the spotlight comes with its drawbacks - many of which the Royal Family are all too aware of. The royals have faced attempted kidnappings, home invasions and even assasination plots.

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3 h. ago Bless Me Father by Kevin Rowland review – the Dexys Midnight Runners frontman tells all

A picaresque story of massive success and deep despair that Rowland narrates with an impressive lack of self-pityIn the summer of 1979, Dexys Midnight Runners were a band you would have been hard-pushed to describe as anything other than unique. Their sound was a pugilistic update of classic 60s soul, topped with frontman Kevin Rowland’s extraordinary vocals, impassioned to the point that he permanently sounded on the verge of tears. It was fervent and a little retro, perfect for a musical climate in which mod and ska revivals were already bubbling. But Dexys’ image threw a spanner in the works. “I wore a white 1930s shirt and big baggy light-grey trousers tucked into white football socks just below the knee to give the effect of ‘plus fours’,” writes Rowland of a typical outfit. “I wore pink Mary Jane ballet shoes and my hair swept back, Valentino style.”Other members appear on stage clad in jodhpurs and satin harem pants. The disparity between how they sound and how...

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3 h. ago Gabby Logan says 'there's constant arguments' in honest family confession

BBC presenter Gabby Logan shared an insight into her family life as she revealed how she has "constant arguments" with one family member

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3 h. ago Carolina Wilga: police rule out foul play in search for missing German backpacker in remote Western Australia

WA police believe backpacker walked away from her vehicle after it suffered mechanical issues in remote bushland north-east of PerthFollow our Australia news live blog for latest updatesGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastWestern Australia police are ruling out foul play as they continue searching for missing German backpacker Carolina Wilga, saying they believe she may have walked into inhospitable bush after her van broke down.Police on Thursday found Wilga’s abandoned Mitsubishi van about 150km from Beacon in the Karroun Hill area, which has been described as remote and inhospitable country.Sign up for Guardian Australia’s breaking news email Continue reading...

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3 h. ago 'I hope you hear the sound of my brother colliding with your car for the rest of your life'

'There are no winners in this situation; just heartache for all those left behind, including your own family'

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4 h. ago My mental health is bad – and it makes me scared to become a mother

Having a baby can be a bigger risk for those with anxiety and depression. Lydia Spencer-Elliott asks the experts if pregnancy is still a good idea – and how women can keep themselves safe

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5 h. ago ‘I’d be proud to be thrown out of America!’ Eric Idle on Trump, life after Python and not talking before lunch

Ahead of his UK tour, the former Monty Python star responds to questions from Catherine Zeta-Jones, David Mamet, Janet Suzman, Steve Coogan, Bill Oddie and othersWhen news broke in 2021 that Eric Idle had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, dismay was followed by relief when he survived to get the all-clear. Now 83, Idle is thriving and about to embark on his first UK tour since 1973.Over haddock and chips in London last month, a gentle and friendly Idle answered questions submitted by readers and fellow writers, actors and comedians about his time as a Python, Broadway smash Spamalot – his musical adaptation of Monty Python and the Holy Grail – as well as selfies, Peter Cook and why he feels sorry for the royals. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Diogo Jota: Liverpool CEO confirms tribute plans to honour tragic star at matches

Liverpool striker Diogo Jota tragically died at the age of 28, while his younger brother, Andre Silva, also lost his life, during a road traffic accident in northern Spain

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5 h. ago 'Murderers must reveal where bodies are hidden to get parole' says ex

David Swindle tells our Criminal Record podcast that he backs proposals for a Suzanne’s Law where the killer must disclose their victim’s whereabouts if they are to be considered for parole.

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6 h. ago Australian Life photography competition 2025 finalists – in pictures

Droving through the outback, glimpses of grief, taking a warm summer plunge. Finalists of the Australian Life photography competition focus on the nuances of life across the country. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago The tragedy of Superman's original Lois Lane, the Hollywood star who ended up homeless, eating out of trash cans with a life in turmoil

Actress Margot Kidder debuted the role of Lois Lane on the big screen in 1978's Superman - but battled real-life demons for years, including a stint living on the streets, before her suicide in 2018

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7 h. ago Moment controversial 'racist' bonfire with effigy of migrants in life jackets and a 'Stop the boats' sign at the top is set alight

A sign saying 'Stop the boats' was attached to the pyre in Moygashel, on the outskirts of Dungannon in Co Tyrone in Northern Ireland , prompting protests.

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7 h. ago Rubio in bind as he seeks to reassure Asia, even as region faces punishing Trump tariffs

Questions over US commitment to the region coupled with Trump’s tariff polices could be a boon to ChinaEven as they face among the most punitive tariffs globally, US secretary of state Marco Rubio has sought to reassure southeast Asian nations of Washington’s commitment to the region, saying countries there may get “better” trade deals than the rest of the world.In his first official visit to Asia, Rubio met foreign ministers of the 10-member Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) in Malaysia on Thursday, telling his counterparts the US has “no intention of abandoning” the region. His visit came days after president Donald Trump renewed his threat to impose severe tariffs across many southeast Asian countries if they did not strike deals by 1 August. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Restaurant kidnap plot raises alarm about growing Russian sabotage

Restaurant kidnap plot raises alarm about growing Russian sabotage  Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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8 h. ago Chris battled to save his wife's life when she began acting strangely but doctors ignored him. Now amid unimaginable grief he reveals what every family MUST know

Chris Yates' wife Kim died by suicide three days after providers at AdventHealth Shawnee Mission Medical Center in Kansas refused to admit her. Yates spoke with Daily Mail after courts reached a historic verdict.

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8 h. ago The truth about Tom Brady at Birmingham: The speech he gave to beat Wrexham, a brand new training regime and wedding

The ping of a smartphone is perhaps the most familiar sound in the life of today's footballer. For Birmingham City players, however, sometimes the man on the other end of the line is Tom Brady.

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8 h. ago Amanda Anisimova already in Aryna Sabalenka's head after breaking golden rule

Amanda Anisimova was accused of breaking an unwritten rule by Aryna Sabalenka but the American is unlikely to give a hoot as she takes on Iga Swiatek in the Wimbledon final

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