Wimbledon 2025 results: Jannik Sinner beats Novak Djokovic to set up Carlos Alcaraz final

At Wimbledon 2025, Jannik Sinner secured a spot in the final by outclassing Novak Djokovic, who was left pondering the effects of aging after a comprehensive 6-3 6-3 6-4 defeat. This victory sets up a showdown with defending champion Carlos Alcaraz, marking a rematch of their recent epic clash in the French Open final. Sinner,… Continue reading Wimbledon 2025 results: Jannik Sinner beats Novak Djokovic to set up Carlos Alcaraz final

Ex-Archbishop of Wales was aware of sexual assault allegations

Former Archbishop Andrew John of Wales has admitted to having knowledge of a safeguarding incident involving a drunken sexual assault in his diocese, despite previously denying awareness of such behavior. Exhibiting a change in his stance, John retired as Archbishop of Wales on 27 June and is set to retire as Bishop of Bangor at… Continue reading Ex-Archbishop of Wales was aware of sexual assault allegations

GPs to offer coaching advice to get sick people back to work

A new initiative in England is aiming to reduce the number of people who are signed off work sick by providing advice and support to patients at GP surgeries. Under this pilot project, GP practices in 15 regions across England will receive funding to hire coaches or occupational therapists to assist patients in returning to… Continue reading GPs to offer coaching advice to get sick people back to work

MP Rupert Lowe cleared by standards watchdog

Political reporter Sam Francis reported that former Reform MP Rupert Lowe has been cleared after a brief investigation by Parliament’s standards commissioner. The commissioner had announced the investigation on Friday morning but revealed in a statement that the complaint has not been upheld. The BBC had initially reported that the investigation was regarding the alleged… Continue reading MP Rupert Lowe cleared by standards watchdog

Jack Hale avoids prison after crashing car into Newgale campsite

A tragic incident unfolded in Pembrokeshire as a teenager, Jack Hale, crashed his car into a campsite shortly after passing his driving test, injuring several people in the process. Hale, 19, from Simpsons Cross in Haverfordwest, had pleaded guilty to four counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving at Haverfordwest Magistrates Court. As a… Continue reading Jack Hale avoids prison after crashing car into Newgale campsite

Suitcase trial: Murder accused says victim threatened his family

Chloe Harcombe reporting from Bristol and Beth Cruse from Woolwich Crown Court, bring the story of a man accused of murdering a couple and dismembering their bodies. Yostin Mosquera, 35, denies the murder charges of Paul Longworth and Albert Alfonso at their London flat. According to Mosquera, Mr. Alfonso would force him to perform extreme… Continue reading Suitcase trial: Murder accused says victim threatened his family

Knightsbridge stabbing victim named as Blue Stevens

The man who tragically lost his life after being stabbed outside a prestigious Knightsbridge hotel has been identified as Blue Stevens, a 24-year-old individual. The incident took place in front of the Park Tower Hotel on Seville Street a little before 9:30 pm on Wednesday. Despite the efforts of paramedics, Mr. Stevens succumbed to his… Continue reading Knightsbridge stabbing victim named as Blue Stevens

Craig Williams faces two-year wait for betting offences trial

Former Conservative MP Craig Williams is facing more than a two-year wait for trial after being charged with betting offenses, according to a recent court hearing. The 40-year-old, who previously represented Montgomeryshire and Cardiff North, appeared at London’s Southwark Crown Court to face allegations of betting on the date of the 2024 election. During his… Continue reading Craig Williams faces two-year wait for betting offences trial

Yorkshire Water hosepipe ban 'to last until winter' says boss

Yorkshire Water CEO Nicola Shaw has announced a hosepipe ban in Yorkshire, prohibiting over five million households from using hosepipes for activities such as watering the garden, washing the car, or filling a paddling pool. This ban, the first regional one in the UK this year, is expected to remain in place until winter due… Continue reading Yorkshire Water hosepipe ban 'to last until winter' says boss

Airlines angry at planned rise in Heathrow passenger charges

Heathrow Airport’s proposal to increase passenger charges has sparked outrage among airlines as they aim to accommodate an additional 10 million passengers annually by 2031. The airport plans to raise passenger charges to an average of £33.26 between 2027-2031, significantly higher than the current average of £28.46 from 2022-2026, a figure disputed by airlines. Virgin… Continue reading Airlines angry at planned rise in Heathrow passenger charges