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Britain's longest-reigning monarch will be laid to rest on Monday (September 19). Queen Elizabeth II died at the age of 96 on Thursday September 8, after ruling for 70 years.
Hours before the death of the Queen was announced a football club in Kent was receiving an award in her honour.
Tesco shoppers heading to the self-service checkouts from Monday will likely notice a distinct addition to the purchasing process.
Train passengers in Manchester have vented their anger after reports ticket offices at hundreds of railway stations across the country could soon be closed.
Fans or customers? Just exactly how do Rangers view those supporters providing the club with its financial lifeblood is a question the Ibrox faithful are asking themselves more and more these days.
Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service (GMFRS) is now better equipped to deal with a terrorist attack, inspectors have said following criticism last year. Inspectors have removed a 'cause for concern' relating to the service.
Eurosport tennis experts Kim Clijsters and Alex Corretja have defended Rafael Nadal from criticisms over the length of time of his service games. Over the years it has been pointed out that Nadal seems to take far longer to serve than most players, even with the serve clock now in action. Ad John McEnroe said earlier this year he believes Nadal «gets away with more» because he is such a great player, and he was cited by a reporter in Nadal’s post-match press conference after his first-round win over Rinky Hijikata.
Nick Kyrgios raised eyebrows with a high-speed approach to his service games during his 7-6 6-7 6-1 quarter-final defeat against Poland's Hubert Hurkacz. The Australian averaged 1 minutes and 22 seconds through the first two sets, holding in 44 seconds during one especially speedy second set game. Ad Hurkacz was hardly slow, averaging a little over two minutes himself, but he was put off by Kyrgios' approach, making some quiet comments to the match umpire.