59 m. ago Iga Swiatek fires back at her doubters by winning maiden Wimbledon title

The 24-year-old won her sixth grand slam trophy with a crushing 6-0 6-0 win over Amanda Anisimova.

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2 h. ago UK police arrest scores of supporters of newly banned Palestinian protest group

UK police arrest scores of supporters of newly banned Palestinian protest group  Reuters

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3 h. ago Wimbledon 2025: Iga Swiatek wins maiden Wimbledon title as Amanda Anisimova suffers nightmare day

It is the first whitewash in a women's singles final for over a century

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3 h. ago ‘I'm a family travel expert and found a 7 night family holiday in Corfu for £380pp in August'

Think you’ve missed the boat on a summer beach holiday, or that it’s too pricey to even consider? Travel Mum Jen Carr knows just the trick for getting a travel bargain - even during the school summer holidays

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5 h. ago Tour de France 2025 live: Stage 8 result and reaction as Jonathan Milan takes maiden stage win

With Tadej Pogacar back in yellow, attention now turns to the fast men of the peloton

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5 h. ago Man Utd forced into transfer market as Andre Onana set for extended spell on sidelines

Manchester United have suffered a major blow after Andre Onana suffered a hamstring injury, with the Red Devils considering signing a new goalkeeper as a result

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6 h. ago Wimbledon history is made as Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool become the first all

The earned a 6-2, 7-6 (7-3) victory over their Australian and Dutch counterparts -  Rinky Hijikata and David Pel - marking their maiden Grand Slam title.

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7 h. ago United Airlines worker says she complained about sexual harassment. Managers then forced her to move a 300lb dead body

Exclusive: Chantel Matthews’ supervisor greeted her on her first day of work by saying, “Welcome to United. You are fine as hell,” after which things took a turn for the worse, according to a newly filed federal lawsuit

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9 h. ago Best wheels for F1 25 – top budget and premium wheels and wheelbases for sim racing

Looking at a new wheel or wheelbase specifically for F1 25? Here's a few options to consider, from best Xbox, PS5 options to premium and budget.

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9 h. ago Gregg Wallace reportedly warned about his behaviour by BBC boss six years ago

Presenter was said to have been told the ‘BBC would need to seriously consider its future working relationship with you’

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10 h. ago Unite attacks Angela Rayner over ‘abhorrent’ handling of Birmingham bin strikes

Deputy PM accused of refusing to engage as union considers cutting ties with LabourAngela Rayner has been accused of handling the Birmingham bin workers’ strike in a “totally and utterly abhorrent” way by the Unite general secretary, Sharon Graham.Graham told BBC Radio 4 Today’s programme: “Angela Rayner refuses to get involved, and she is directly aiding and abetting the fire-and-rehire of these bin workers, it is totally and utterly abhorrent.” Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Manchester United launch double deal for English football's best wonderkids

Seth Ridgeon and Tyrese Noubissie are considered among the best young talents in the country

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12 h. ago Was Titanic really considered unsinkable BEFORE her maiden voyage? Newly

It's perhaps the most famous ship in history - but was Titanic really billed as unsinkable? A document dating before the ship's maiden voyage may finally reveal the truth.

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12 h. ago Wimbledon presenter Clare Balding says 'I can't be the guilty one' after making big dog sacrifice

The 54-year-old sport presenter says she and her wife Alice were considering a new family addition last summer, but felt as though the time wasn't right

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14 h. ago RAF's 'Brexit Plane' sidelined from VIP role after patriotic respray cost £1m

The RAF Voyager repainted at a cost of £900,000 under former PM Boris Johnson to fly top royals and politicians with "better branding" has not been used by VIPs since 2023

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21 h. ago Chaos at the FBI as Kash Patel and deputy Dan Bongino consider quitting over Epstein files after furious clash with Pam Bondi

President Trump's FBI head Kash Patel and his deputy Dan Bongino are both ready to call it quits if Attorney General Pam Bondi keeps her job after the debacle of the Jeffrey Epstein files.

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23 h. ago Jeff Bezos shows off new hair growth after being entirely bald for more than 10 YEARS

In photos of the tech titan from the 'billionaire summer camp' in Sun Valley, Idaho, this week, he appears to have thick white-grey hair around the sides of his scalp.

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24 h. ago Jeff Bezos shows off dramatic new hair growth after being entirely bald for more than 10 YEARS

In photos of the tech titan from the 'billionaire summer camp' in Sun Valley, Idaho, this week, he appears to have thick white-grey hair around the sides of his scalp.

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28 h. ago We’ve become inured to Trump’s outbursts – but when he goes quiet, we need to be worried | Jonathan Freedland

Across the US, without soundbites or stunts, the president is building a police state and eroding democracyIn the global attention economy, one titan looms over all others. Donald Trump can command the gaze of the world at a click of those famously short fingers. When he stages a spectacular made-for-TV moment – say, that Oval Office showdown with Volodymyr Zelenskyy – the entire planet sits up and takes notice.But that dominance has a curious side-effect. When Trump does something awful and eye-catching, nations tremble and markets move. But when he does something awful but unflashy, it scarcely registers. So long as there’s no jaw-dropping video, no expletive-ridden soundbite, no gimmick or stunt, it can slip by as if it hadn’t happened. Especially now that our senses are dulled through over-stimulation. These days it requires ever more shocking behaviour by the US president to prompt a reaction; we are becoming inured to him. Yet the danger he poses is as sharp as ever.Jonathan F...

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28 h. ago We’re becoming inured to Trump’s outbursts – but when he goes quiet, we need to be worried | Jonathan Freedland

Across the US, without soundbites or stunts, the president is building a police state and eroding democracyIn the global attention economy, one titan looms over all others. Donald Trump can command the gaze of the world at a click of those famously short fingers. When he stages a spectacular made-for-TV moment – say, that Oval Office showdown with Volodymyr Zelenskyy – the entire planet sits up and takes notice.But that dominance has a curious side-effect. When Trump does something awful and eye-catching, nations tremble and markets move. But when he does something awful but unflashy, it scarcely registers. So long as there’s no jaw-dropping video, no expletive-ridden soundbite, no gimmick or stunt, it can slip by as if it hadn’t happened. Especially now that our senses are dulled through over-stimulation. These days it requires ever more shocking behaviour by the US president to prompt a reaction; we are becoming inured to him. Yet the danger he poses is as sharp as ever.Jonathan F...

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