Furious Dan Evans accuses Wimbledon chiefs of 'lacking the minerals' to explain his singles wildcard snub - as tearful star's SW19 swansong ends with doubles defeat
The former British number one was controversially not given a wildcard into the men's singles draw and Evans claims no one from the LTA had 'the minerals' to give him a reason.
Moor of Venice cast as black lesbian for first time in 'misogynoir' interpretation of Othello by The Royal Shakespeare Company
It is a role that any actor would become a green ey'd monster over. But the latest portrayal of Shakespeare's Moor of Venice - reimagined as a lesbian - has caused quite a stir.
PlayStation announces plans to SCRAP physical discs from 2028 - forcing players to download games instead
PlayStation has announced that it will scrap physical games from January 2028.
Rochdale grooming gang victim says she is 'scared for her safety' after hearing ringleader will soon walk free from prison - and that he can't be deported
Shabir Ahmed, 73, was convicted of 30 child rapes and jailed in 2012 to serve concurrent sentences of 19 and 22 years.
Zoe Ball breaks her silence on new Greatest Hits Radio gig and says she's 'excited' to get back to work after leaving Radio 2 to grieve her mother and 'be there' for her daughter
The star, 55, left BBC Radio 2 at the height of her success, quitting the coveted Breakfast Show in 2024 and her Saturday afternoon show a year later.
Brussels under mounting pressure to suspend new post-Brexit border rules for British holidaymakers to avoid summer of travel chaos and airport queues of more than five hours
Global aviation chiefs warned Eurocrats in an open letter that thousands of holidaymakers faced being left stranded, with queues of more than five hours at passport kiosks.
Has anyone seen Andy? Burnham activates submarine mode as Starmer and Badenoch row over what the PM-in-waiting should do about defence
The PM-in-waiting was nowhere to be seen at the weekly PMQs session in the Commons, despite being the main topic of debate.
Date set for completion of improvements to important Chelmsford junctions
The £38 million project should support the latest phase of the Chelmsford Garden Community amounting to 3,500 homes
When backups aren't enough: the case for real disaster recovery
PARTNER CONTENT: The gap between having a backup and actually recovering from a disaster is wider than most IT teams realize
Which? investigation names the £4 supermarket spray that can keep mosquitos away for nearly 10 hours
After months of unpredictable and extreme weather, experts are now warning that Britain's recent hot and humid spell could fuel a mosquito boom.
Berlin prepares to demolish Hitler's WW2 military bunker and turn it into flats sparking furious row
Berlin is preparing to demolish a Nazi-era bunker and turn it into flats, sparking a major furore.
All traffic HELD on major Essex route due to crash
All traffic has been temporarily held on the M11 northbound following a collision in Essex.
All traffic HELD on major Essex route due to crash
All traffic has been temporarily held on the M11 northbound following a collision in Essex.
Good Samaritan carer who took lonely patient home for family New Year's Day dinner sacked for 'act of kindness'
Paul McPhail, a support worker, extended the invitation after learning the patient's family would not be able to host him and he would otherwise spend the day alone at home.
Blood-red skies appear over Venezuela days after deadly earthquakes sparking fears of a biblical omen
An eerie crimson glow has engulfed parts of Venezuela, turning the skies blood-red just days after two deadly earthquakes rattled the region.
The best films and TV shows to watch on Netflix in July: From the long-awaited Enola Holmes 3 to some nail-biting docu-series
July has a great blend of long-awaited sequels like Enola Holmes 3 to devastating documentaries.
The King and Queen don traditional velvet robes and white plumed hats as they're joined by Princes William and Edward for the Order of the Thistle service in Edinburgh
The King led the royals as they arrived for a service at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh this afternoon - marking the second day of Royal Week in Scotland.
Farm besieged by influencers puts wi-fi boosters in its lavender fields so they can upload their photos
Castle Farm in Shoreham, near Sevenoaks in Kent, opens its 100 acres of lavender fields to the public every year in June and July for walks, picnics and photos.
Ant McPartlin reveals he left London due to fury over the capital's e-bike scourge that left his step-daughters claiming he had 'anger issues'
Ant McPartlin's revealed he moved out of London due to his fury over the capital's e-bike scourge that left his step-daughters claiming he had 'anger issues'.
Wimbledon star embroiled in sponsorship row due to tournament's all-white clothing rule - after being sponsored by TESCO in her first-round defeat of British wildcard Harriet Dart
TAMARA PRENN AT WIMBLEDON: The former French Open champion had previously caught the eye during her first-round match when she arrived on No 1 Court wearing the Tesco logo on her kit.