‘Drown out the noise if you are to deliver a victory against Italy’, manager tells team Gareth Southgate has urged his young England team to stay calm when they look to make history by beating Italy in the Euro 2020 final. The players were greeted by hordes of flag-waving fans […]
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Poll shows 50% want rules to stay in place, as mayors urge masks on public transport Coronavirus – latest updates See all our coronavirus coverage Boris Johnson faces a growing revolt over plans to end most Covid restrictions on 19 July – including the mandatory wearing of face masks on […]
Angela Rayner says move by BBC board member Robbie Gibb shows ‘Tory cronyism’ at heart of corporation Labour is calling for the resignation of a BBC board member with close links to Downing Street after he was accused of trying to block an appointment on political grounds. The Financial Times […]
Barty wins 6-3, 6-7, 6-3 to seal second grand slam title Australian was ‘touch and go’ before the tournament There was nothing in the world that was going to stop Ashleigh Barty from taking the Wimbledon title she had arrived on these shores to claim. Not the weight of the […]
While Peter R de Vries fights for life in an Amsterdam hospital the nation reflects on how to end the grip of drug gangs Five gunshots blasted like fireworks on a sunny evening, just behind Amsterdam’s busy Leidseplein. To the horror of the Netherlands, a cold-blooded shooting has left prominent […]
Another 62 people remain unaccounted for as rescue workers in Surfside focus on finding remains instead of survivors The death toll in the collapse of a Miami-area condo building rose to 78 on Friday, a number the mayor called “heartbreaking” and “staggering” as recovery workers toiled for a 16th day […]
Brussels’ accounts reveal amount expected, but London says: ‘We don’t recognise that figure’ The government has rejected claims it owes the European Union £41bn for a Brexit “divorce bill”, even as it emerged the first payments have been made. Brussels and Westminster reopened a dispute about the size of the […]
Mixture of resignation and anger on frontline, but bosses expect ‘slow burn’ rather than crippling pressure “NHS staff have a sense of dread about what’s around the corner. While we understand things need to open up some time, the timing feels like utter madness while we are so close to […]
Privatised firm dumped billions of litres of raw sewage off north Kent and Hampshire coasts to avoid costs and penalties Timeline: from privatisation to pollution fines ‘The sea was milky white’: how the scandal unfolded Southern Water has been fined a record £90m for deliberately dumping billions of litres of […]
Serving officer Wayne Couzens is suspected of committing indecent exposure three times before murder A major chance to identify PC Wayne Couzens as a sex offender while he served as a constable may have been missed by police six years before he abducted, raped and murdered Sarah Everard, the Guardian […]