The 18-year-old Russian was preparing for the next point, oblivious to the fact she had reached the quarter-finals at Wimbledon.

William attended a ceremony in Hyde Park that followed a service in St Paul’s and an earlier wreath-laying on the 20th anniversary of ...

Family hubs offering support and youth services will give parents “the freedom to focus on loving their children”, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said. The Government announced there will be a ...

A Liberian-flagged cargo ship has come under fire in the Red Sea, with two security guards on board reportedly hurt and two others missing in an assault that followed Yemen’s Houthi rebels purportedly ...

It is unclear what he gains strategically against China – another stated reason for the tariffs – by challenging two crucial partners in Asia.

South Africa captain Wiaan Mulder said declaring on 367, the fifth-highest score in Test history, instead of chasing Brian Lara’s record 400 not out was “exactly the way it should be”. Mulder opted to ...

Soprano bids to put Royal Ascot disappointment behind her in the Weatherbys Hamilton Pipalong Stakes at Pontefract on Tuesday. Winner of the Sandringham Stakes at the Royal meeting last season, George ...

Midfielder Georgia Stanway is “fed up with talking” and wants “proper England” to prove their doubters wrong in their critical Euro 2025 clash with the Netherlands on Wednesday night. England’s 2-1 ...

Members of the trade union Unison have voted to accept a two-year pay deal. Cosla offered staff an increase of 4% this year and 3.5% next year, with 83% of Unison members voting in a ballot to accept ...

Novak Djokovic recovered from his worst first set at Wimbledon to battle past Alex De Minaur and into a 16th quarter-final. The Serbian has not fallen before the final at the All England Club since ...

Andy Farrell picked his strongest British and Irish Lions team to take on ACT Brumbies with a warning they have yet to guarantee their selection for the first Test against Australia. Maro Itoje ...

The umpire at the centre of Wimbledon’s embarrassing electronic line calling failure was left off the schedule on Monday – while organisers insisted the fiasco cannot happen again. Officials blamed ...