The best know how to win when they’re not playing well, and Alex de Minaur submitted his application to that exclusive club on Saturday with
Author: Sarah Mitchell
Humpback whales back in Britain, with rise in sightings from Kent to Isles of Scilly
The slap of an enormous tail upon grey waters as a humpback whale leaps from the sea is becoming an increasingly possible – although still
Home Office upgrades inquiry into Kent immigration centre after legal challenge
Asylum seekers will receive funded legal representation at an inquiry into a catalogue of failures at a centre in Kent where small boat arrivals are
UK’s 20mph speed limits ‘are cutting car insurance costs’
They have proved hugely controversial, but 20mph speed limits appear to be making car insurance cheaper. This week a leading price comparison website reported the
Dozens of UK transport police stations may close despite rise in assaults
Dozens of British Transport Police (BTP) stations across Britain face possible closure, leaving fewer officers protecting the railway at a time when assaults on passengers
Tuscany among top 10 cheapest summer holiday destinations for 2025
January is the best month to book a summer holiday – and this year there is a surprise budget option: Tuscany. According to Which?, the
Emma Raducanu exits Australian Open after defeat to ruthless Iga Swiatek
Over the past few years of professional tennis, the sight of Iga Swiatek annihilating another poor, defenceless opponent has become as sure as the sun
Meteorite strike captured in rare video from Canadian home’s doorbell camera
A doorbell camera on a Canadian home has captured rare video and sound of a meteorite striking Earth as it crashed into a couple’s walkway.
Bolivian judge orders arrest of ex-president Evo Morales in sex abuse case
A Bolivian judge has ordered the arrest of the former president Evo Morales over his alleged abuse of a teenage girl while in office, raising
Denis Law: the balletic superstar who scored with an extrovert’s flourish
Whoever first described football as the working man’s ballet (it may have been Tony Waddington, the long-serving Stoke City manager), they were surely thinking of