Alexander Zverev heckled by Australia Open crowd as star confesses 'I don't know if I'll ever lift a trophy'
Alexander Zverev was heckled by a member of the crowd after his Australian Open final loss to Jannik Sinner.
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The field where dog owners would have to book appointments to walk their pets
A dog walking field where people book slots to exercise their pets could be created in Mossley.
Rochdale sex abuse and rape trial - everything heard in week one as eight men face string of allegations
The trial of eight men accused of a string of sexual offences against two girls in Rochdale began this week.
Brendan Rodgers completes his Celtic rehab but a brass neck will never replace Kyogo's golden boot – Hugh Keevins
When Celtic’s Champions League game against Young Boys was over on Wednesday night, I was tempted to call my old friend Fraser Wishart, the head of PFA Scotland, to ask him if a new category was to be introduced at the Players Union’s annual awards ceremony.
Beauty buffs race to buy £8 fake tan that doesn't need washing off and 'won't stain bedding'
Beauty buffs with bronzy, streak-free tans are crediting a budget-friendly Amazon buy for their glowing skin. Those who have tried the next-generation tanning serum insist it creates 'the best tan' without clogging pores or staining bed sheets.
HMRC email and text warning with personal details at serious risk over looming deadline
HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) customers are being urged to avoid malicious scams as the self-assessment deadline rapidly approaches. Millions of people are set to complete their Self Assessment tax return and pay any tax they owe to HMRC by January 31.
Heineken recalls bottled beer from supermarkets and bars after 'glass fragment' warning
One of the UK's favourite bottled beers, Newcastle Brown Ale, is being recalled across several batches after consumers reported finding 'glass fragments' in their drinks. The beer's manufacturer, Heineken, has issued a warning to the public not to consume the affected beers due to safety concerns.
German citizen and US border official shot dead near Canadian border
A German citizen has been shot dead in an exchange of gunfire near the border with Canada. Both he and his companion Teresa Youngblut, a US citizen, had been under surveillance by the FBI for several days. Youngblut, who was shot, will be brought before a US federal judge on Monday.