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Fans Down Under have been eager to share their thoughts on the brand new Death in Paradise spin-off, Return to Paradise, following its debut in Australia on Sunday. Whilst it's still up in the air about when the drama will hit screens on the BBC, lucky viewers who've managed to get an early glance are already chatting away on the dedicated Death in Paradise and Beyond Paradise fan Facebook page.
Failures in basic care and a 'decline' of the NHS is to be highlighted in a damning new report published later this week. In some areas progress is regressing for the first time in 50 years, the document will claim.
Jannik Sinner let his tennis do the talking as he won the US Open for the first time.
Local rider Mia Griffin successfully defended her lead at the top of the Rás na mBan General Classification in Kilkenny City this afternoon, becoming the first Irish rider to win the race since Olivia Dillon in 2013.
Nasser Hussain has praised Moeen Ali, calling him an inspirational figure both on and off the field, after the allrounder announced his retirement from international cricket. Moeen, has had a successful career, playing 68 Tests, 138 ODIs, and 92 T20Is. Moeen made history as the first British Asian to captain England in a T20I match against Australia in 2020 and has been an influential vice-captain to Jos Buttler. Despite participating in the T20 World Cup earlier this year, Moeen was not selected for the upcoming series against Australia, leading to his decision to retire.
It was billed as 'Wedding of the Century'. And to mark the union of Prince Charles and Diana Spencer, the UK had been given a national holiday.
LONDON :A stunning display of calculated hitting by one of England's discoveries of the summer, wicketkeeper Jamie Smith, rescued England from the brink on Sunday after Sri Lanka had wrecked their second innings with some fine swing bowling.
It started with a saucepan. Cathy Daly was in the kitchen when she asked her husband Ged where she could find it. The pan had been in the same cupboard for 23 years.