60 m. ago Cyclist slams 'entitled drivers' for making this 'selfish mistake' on the roads

Confrontations between cyclists and motorists are nothing new, but this individual pointed out a particular bugbear that has sparked a heated debate online

Transport

80 m. ago Best electric toothbrush deals to expect for Amazon Prime Day 2025

Save on Oral-B, Philips and more when the Prime Day sales kick off this July

Politics

86 m. ago Nine charged over fatal alleged acid attack on man in own home

Danny Cahalane, 38, was allegedly attacked in Lipson Road, Plymouth, on February 21 this year.

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92 m. ago Zeekr 7X review: The best premium electric SUV you can’t buy (yet)

Arriving in the UK next year, the Zeekr 7X is an impressive Tesla Model Y rival from Chinese giant Geely. We think it’s worth the wait, but will the newcomer brand struggle to stand out?

Politics

98 m. ago Sex predator raped teenage girl near Hampden Park then fled to Germany

Marwan Al-Bakr was extradited from Germany after leaving the UK in the days following the attack in February 2022.

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1 hour ago Cutting immigration will 'damage' Scottish economy and hit NHS recruitment, warns John Swinney

The SNP leader criticised the Prime Minister's choice of language as he announced a plan to restrict immigration - and claimed Starmer was "terrified" of Nigel Farage.

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2 h. ago ‘My brain shut off’: How Evie Richards overcame concussion and a rare syndrome to become mountain bike world champion

This time last year Evie Richards was laid low by a serious concussion that threatened to derail her bid for Olympic glory. One year on the two-time mountain bike world champion is in the form of her life, but it’s been a long road back to her best, as she tells Flo Clifford

Politics

2 h. ago Man dragged from mobility scooter and attacked in street by gang dies days after

Police say the 48-year-old man suffered a "short illness" following the attack on April 18 in Middlesbrough and has since passed away

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2 h. ago Family terrified after finding 'painting of their son' inside 'spooky' B&B room

A happy family trip turned into a creepy encounter for the Stevensons.

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2 h. ago 'I'm a cyclist and entitled drivers do one thing that we hate'

A cyclist has been left fuming by "entitled" drivers who keep making the same "selfish" error "every time" he goes on a bike ride. He's had enough of it, and others feel the same too

Politics

2 h. ago M&S gives update following cyber attack after customers noticed changes to loyalty card

Everything you need to know about the recent Marks & Spencer cyber attack.

Economics

3 h. ago Beach brawl breaks out in front of terrified children as pair arrested

A 37-year-old man and a 33-year-old woman were both cuffed.

Society

3 h. ago Cyclist murdered by driver who rammed him for showing off and pulling wheelie

Liam Jones was showboating in the road on his e-bike, along with a friend, which angered Abdirahman Ibrahim, who raced after the 22-year-old rider and smashed into his bike twice

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5 h. ago Horror as bodybuilder, 30, collapses and dies during competition

Dad-of-two Wanderson da Silva Moreira, 30, suffered a suspected heart attack on Saturday while competing in the annual Pantanal bodybuilding championship.

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5 h. ago Leeds Otley Run crossbow attack suspect's cause of death revealed

An inquest has opened into the death of Owen Lawrence

Events

5 h. ago Make It to Munich review – uplifting story of a young footballer cycling to recovery

Touching film recounts the teenage Scottish player Ethan Walker’s 745-mile pilgrimage to the Euros and his comeback from a devastating accidentThis is an uplifting film about a miracle of ordinary life: the lightning-fast recovery of the teenage Scottish footballer Ethan Walker after being hit by a car, and the 745 mile (1,200km) bike ride he undertook from Hampden Park, Glasgow, to Munich just nine months after the accident to deliver the match pennant for the opening game of Euro 2024.Walker – on a football scholarship in New York when he was struck at 60mph – suffered cataclysmic injuries, including two brain haemorrhages, multiple fractures, the dislocation of his right knee and a lacerated lung. Continue reading...

Sport

6 h. ago Steven Wilson review – an interstellar sound voyage with Floydian grandeur

Bristol BeaconOn his first solo tour in seven years, Wilson transports a rapt audience through three hours of prog, bubbling electronica and time-bending post-rock blissA few feet above Steven Wilson’s head, the universe expands and contracts. His attention, though, is on a bank of equipment, from which he’s attempting to pull sounds that match the interstellar scope of the visuals spread across the gargantuan screen that hangs over him. Across the course of almost three hours, he does so with remarkable regularity.Appearing initially in profile, all in black and ensconced in a keyboard array that makes it look like he’s fallen to Earth in a pod, Wilson’s opening move during his first solo tour in seven years is to play his recent concept record, The Overview, in full. Its two vast songs (one 23 minutes, the other 18) are musings on our cosmic insignificance greeted with rapt attention by an audience relishing his return to prog after a run of works that tested his mettle in art-roc...

Politics

6 h. ago Trump humiliatingly retreats from 145% Chinese tariff after warning of empty US shelves

Donald Trump has called a truce in his unhinged attack on world trade, drastically suspending his 145 per cent tariffs on Chinese imports as US consumers balk at increased prices

Events

6 h. ago ITV Lorraine star Ranvir Singh rushed to hospital for urgent surgery

Good Morning Britain and Lorraine presenter Ranvir Singh has taken to social media to update fans on her recent health ordeal, which led to her being admitted to hospital for emergency surgery

Politics

6 h. ago ‘Now I steal people’s attention’: how a Brazilian newspaper has turned a city’s rough sleepers into journalists

Porto Alegre’s Boca de Rua is sold and written by some of the city’s most vulnerable people, giving them a voice and a sense of purposeEvery Tuesday afternoon, Michel Vasconcelos goes to an open-air market in Porto Alegre, a city in southern Brazil, his backpack full of newspapers to sell, to which he contributes words and illustrations. “I used to steal and deal drugs,” says Vasconcelos, 43, who ended up living on the streets due to a family fall out.It was there that he got involved, nearly 10 years ago, with the project Boca de Rua (Word on the Street) and became, in his own words, a paperboy and journalist. “Now, I steal people’s attention and deal in information,” he says, flashing a smile. Continue reading...

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