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President Trump and Elon Musk are fighting again. Now, Trump has upped his threat.

The world No 42 will meet Gauff on Centre Court on Tuesday evening aiming to derail the American's bid for a second Grand Slam title of the year. Not many players at SW19 have a more unique backstory.

The singer, 33, opened up about her sex life in the first episode of her new Metro podcast Just Between Us with Alice Giddings.

Starting today, researchers funded by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) will be required to make their scientific papers available to read for free as soon as they are published in a peer-reviewed journal. That's according to the agency's latest public-access policy, aimed at making federally funded research accessible to taxpayers. From a report: Established under former US president Joe Biden, the policy was originally set to take effect on 31 December for all US agencies, but the administration of Biden's successor, Donald Trump, has accelerated its implementation for the NIH, a move that has surprised some scholars. That's because, although the Trump team has declared itself a defender of taxpayer dollars, it has also targeted programmes and research projects focused on equity and inclusion for elimination. And one of the policy's main goals is to ensure equitable access to federally funded research. The move means that universities will have less time to advise their researchers on how to comply with the policy, says Peter Suber, director of the Harvard Open Access Project in Cambridge, Massachusetts. There is usually "some confusion or even some non-compliance after a new policy takes effect, but I think universities will eventually get on top of that," he says.

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Horrified onlookers watched on while the suspect - dressed in a white T-shirt and jeans - grappled with store staff at Hammersmith Station yesterday afternoon.

Stricken probe giving US space agency the silent treatment

NASA has extended recovery efforts for its stricken Lunar Trailblazer spacecraft to mid-July, but is warning that if the probe remains silent, the mission could end.…

Terrified residents claim travellers attacked their cars with drills and threatened to torch their homes after they begged them to leave a park.

In the early hours of January 24, 2023, three thieves broke into Callum Duncan's shed where he stored three motorbikes at his home in Reddish, Stockport, Minshull Street Crown Court heard.

Jody Simpson, 31, was jailed in 2018 for 10 years alongside Tony's birth father Anthony Smith after they were both convicted of child cruelty offences.

A major high street brand has cut more than 1,200 jobs as its sales have plummeted by nearly £100million.

Just one alcoholic drink a day raises the risk of more than a dozen health conditions-but for most people its not enough to cause a hangover.

The Motor Insurers' Bureau and Somerset & Avon Police said the aim of the targeted sting was to 'maximise safer travel for both festivalgoers and the local community'.

Polka dots are making a major comeback this season, and Queen Camilla gave the trend a regal twist during a recent visit to Westminster Abbey.

Dressed in a nylon tracksuit, the soon-to-be star takes centre stage in an episode of Breakin' in the USA: Break Dancing and Electric Boogie Taught by the Pros.

My neighbour has painted the front of their house a ghastly bright pink. Yuck! Is there anything I can do? DEAN DUNHAM replies...

The 133-year-old property is up for sale in the sought-after seaside town of Weymouth in Dorset where houses normally sell for millions of pounds.

176 expressions of interest to erect 'gigafactories' across 16 member states, with 3 million GPUs needed

It's pork barrel time in Europe for Nvidia (and possibly AMD) as corporations bid for a slice of the €20 billion ($23.6 billion) fund to build proposed AI Gigafactories to advance the EU's AI credentials.…

'It's light, doesn't crease and fits well'

India's automakers are opposing the government's proposal to cut car emissions by 33% from 2027, calling the target "too aggressive" in a formal submission to the power ministry. The Society of Indian Automobile Manufacturers warned the plan risks billions of rupees in penalties and threatens future investments in the $137-billion auto sector. The proposal represents more than twice the pace of India's previous emission reduction target and forms part of the third phase of Corporate Average Fuel Efficiency norms first introduced in 2017. The industry body wants a more gradual 15% reduction target and opposes different standards for small versus heavy vehicles.

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Like being hard to spot? They’d much rather you didn’t

Opinion  There are few tech deceptions more successful than Chrome's Incognito Mode.…