Wide open women’s draw and Murray swansong in doubt – Wimbledon talking points
Wimbledon begins on Monday with Carlos Alcaraz bidding to retain his title and Andy Murray battling to be fit for one last hurrah.
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Jay Slater: TV investigator who claims he can get answers for missing teen's family 'in three days' arrives in Tenerife
An experienced investigator who claimed he could get answers for Jay Slater’s family ‘in three days’ has now landed in Tenerife as the search for the British teen continues for a second week. TV investigator and author Mark Williams-Thomas announced on Sunday that he had reached out to Jay's mum Debbie Duncan to 'get her answers as to what happened' to him, after the 19-year-old was reported missing on the Spanish island on Monday, June 17.
One of UK's most picturesque routes but some say driving it is now 'daylight robbery'
Marine Drive, one of Wales' most scenic routes and a favourite among visitors to Llandudno, has seen its toll prices rise significantly in recent years.
UK tourists bringing back disease which can kill one in 10 as Foreign Office issues alert
A new warning has been issued as more cases of a potentially deadly disease have been found in individuals returning to the UK. The Travel Health Pro website, a subdivision of the Foreign Office, revealed that 14 instances of the lethal meningococcal disease have been identified in people coming back from Saudi Arabia, including some in the UK.
Jailed WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange freed and leaves UK in US plea deal
Julian Assange was granted bail by the High Court in London and released from Belmarsh Prison on Monday following negotiations with US authorities over a plea deal, WikiLeaks has said.
Glasgow victory signals strength of Scottish rugby
Glasgow Warriors were crowned the URC champions after a gutsy performance away to The Bulls.
'It's like driving over the surface of Mars the potholes are so bad'
Like many Wiganers, Rober Kenyon grew up in a staunchly Labour-supporting family, but when the Reform UK Makerfield candidate grew old enough to think for himself, his own allegiance to the party now led by Sir Keir Starmer drifted away. Even so, having been raised in a town where the coal mining industry was controversially decimated by the Conservative government of the 1980s, hitching his wagon to the Tories was ‘unthinkable’.
Arsenal and Liverpool FC are already helping Man City in the transfer window
Manchester City are yet to be active in the transfer window.