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Royal Ascot opened with a poignant victory for Kizlyar in the Ascot Stakes, honouring the legacy of the late Andrew Heffernan and his vision of a family syndicate. The four-year-old, trained by Joseph O'Brien, defied odds of 25-1 to secure a memorable triumph. While His Majesty's Reaching High trailed home last, the day belonged to the enduring bonds of family and the prestige of the British

Sir Keir Starmer's under-16 social media ban has been announced with great conviction but precious little evidence. Scientists are divided, Australia's experiment shows mixed results, and the enforcement mechanism remains conspicuously vague.

Residents in Rhondda Cynon Taf face an absolute nightmare from illegal e-bikes and e-scooters, yet council bureaucrats claim there is no evidence to act.

Chinese authorities have detained two leaders of the prominent Early Rain Covenant Church after armed police stormed a Sunday service in Jiangyou. The raid highlights the Communist Party's escalating war against independent Christian worship.

Dylan Matthews, 20, has been sentenced to seven years and one month in a young offenders' institution after pleading guilty to 53 offences against 37 girls, some as young as 12. Liverpool Crown Court heard how the predator used Snapchat, Instagram, TikTok, and WhatsApp to demand explicit images and arrange physical abuse, revealing a grim failure of modern safeguarding.

Eight beavers in Ealing solved a decades-old Tube flooding problem that costly council interventions failed to fix, restoring British wetlands naturally.

Steve Martin's transition from stand-up sensation to Hollywood royalty was nearly derailed by corporate executives at Paramount in 1977. A sudden change in studio leadership almost scrapped his debut short film, The Absent-Minded Waiter, until pragmatic maneuvering rescued the project and launched his legendary film career with The Jerk.

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Families in Worsley face growing danger from a sinkhole left unfixed for over a year. Authorities pass the buck while residents fear tragedy is inevitable.

The 2026 World Cup opener was marred by refereeing controversy, with former FIFA official Keith Hackett arguing that VAR intervention led to an unjust red card.

As companies retreat from diversity initiatives under political pressure, researchers argue inclusion is a moral imperative, not just a business strategy.

Idris Elba warns against making James Bond woke, insisting the iconic British spy must remain true to his roots, as Callum Turner emerges as a leading contender.

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Jose Mourinho will fly to Spain this afternoon to complete his return to Real Madrid on a three-year deal, replacing Alvaro Arbeloa after Florentino Perez's re-election.

Two men jailed for violent disorder after attacking police during Southampton protest that left 11 officers injured, as courts take firm stance against lawlessness.

World Cup 2026 predictions: Will England finally end 60 years of hurt? Expert analysis on the likely winners, golden boot contenders and how far the home nations can go.

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Lewis Hamilton praised his Ferrari team's resurgence after securing second at the Monaco Grand Prix, finally addressing his relationship with Kim Kardashian.

As foreign conflicts choke oil supplies and petrol hits 159.7p, Britons take drastic action. One woman moved house just to escape car dependency and unsafe roads.

Pope Leo begins first papal visit to Spain in 15 years, urging leaders to reject polarisation and planning to meet migrants in the Canary Islands.

Real Madrid president Florentino Perez prepares a record €150m bid for PSG's Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, with talks already underway over a potential Bernabeu switch.

Dua Lipa and Callum Turner's lavish Sicily wedding has sparked outrage in Palermo, with locals forced to sign NDAs as public squares are shut down for the celebrity extravaganza.

Ross Kemp refused to reveal his Traitors role on GMB, reminding Kate Garraway she knows the rules. The Celebrity Traitors lineup is revealed.

A Liverpool academy is defending its updated uniform policy after parents objected to rules requiring black tights and tied-back hair, but the school insists professional standards must be maintained.

A Swiss investigation into oil trader Gunvor threatens to unravel Gabon's political establishment, but Brice Clotaire Oligui Nguema is already positioning his sacrificial lambs.

A former Green Party by-election candidate has apologised after sharing a 'false flag' conspiracy about the Golders Green arson attack on Jewish ambulances.

Rivals star Katherine Parkinson has revealed she was knocked unconscious and left with a broken nose by a repeat offender while defending a friend on British streets.

A Which? survey of 5,000 trips reveals Eureka! Science + Discovery in Merseyside as the UK's top attraction, beating overpriced giants with great value.