Vallejo Blames Female Umpire for Crowd Issues at French Open
Paraguayan tennis player Adolfo Daniel Vallejo sparked controversy by saying a female umpire was unfit to control the crowd during his French Open loss to French teen Moïse Kouamé.
Paraguayan tennis player Adolfo Daniel Vallejo sparked controversy by saying a female umpire was unfit to control the crowd during his French Open loss to French teen Moïse Kouamé.
An inquest into the deaths of three sisters found in the sea off Brighton beach has heard that the cause remains unclear, with police ruling out foul play.
A class-action lawsuit claims New York City's child protective services system discriminates against Black and Hispanic families, violating civil rights.
A federal judge unsealed records showing the Department of Justice tried and failed to get search warrants targeting journalists Don Lemon and Georgia Fort, raising concerns about press freedom.
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RecommendedJohn Crace on Trump's claim to end a war he started, Sturgeon's ignorance of Murrell's fraud, burnout, Blair's saviour complex, and Spurs' survival.
Three teenage boys in north-east England received rehabilitation orders and £26 fees for rape and sexual assault of girls as young as 14, prompting calls for urgent sentencing reform.
The US designates Brazil's PCC and Red Command as terrorist groups, seen as a setback for President Lula and a boost for challenger Flávio Bolsonaro.
A mathematical model suggests that setting goals slightly above average leads to better outcomes than extreme ambition, applicable to job searches, rentals, and more.
Jemele Rhone, 30, charged with murder of Shanice Brookes, 30, shot outside a Sheffield bar. Deiryen Dyce also charged. Both remanded.
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RecommendedA special tribunal akin to Nuremberg will prosecute Putin's inner circle for the crime of aggression in Ukraine, upholding international law and deterring future atrocities.
Labour has reported the alleged hacking of Nigel Farage's phone to the Met police and NCSC after the Reform UK leader failed to do so himself, citing national security concerns.
The EU releases over €16bn in frozen funds to Hungary, citing reforms under new PM Péter Magyar. Police also allow Budapest Pride to proceed, reversing a previous ban.
The House Judiciary Committee subpoenas former Attorney General Pam Bondi for documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, escalating a political battle over the handling of the investigation.
Jimmy Kimmel delivers a scathing monologue targeting Donald Trump, covering legal woes and campaign promises, in a late-night roundup that also features other hosts.
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RecommendedAndrew Bailey indicates interest rates will stay at 3.75% due to weak growth and Iran war uncertainty, tolerating above-target inflation temporarily.
A federal judge has ruled that Donald Trump's fundraising operation, the 'Weaponization Fund,' violates campaign finance laws, marking a major legal setback for the former president.
Bereaved families express outrage after UK authorities decide not to extradite Kenneth Law, who pleaded guilty in Canada to 14 counts of aiding suicide.
Labor faces renewed pressure to address corruption after failing on an earlier promise. Experts urge stronger anti-corruption measures as public trust wanes.
Former Prime Minister Tony Abbott is reportedly considering a return to politics as president of the Liberal Party, sparking debate within the party.
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RecommendedA new podcast episode examines whether the Labor party faces challenges due to its tax policies, featuring expert analysis and discussion.
Victoria's child protection system reforms carer training following the NTWNFB case, emphasizing trauma-informed care and safety improvements for vulnerable children.
David Rush, a former CIA employee, allegedly stole 303 gold bars worth over $40 million and $2 million in foreign currency from his office. He also faces charges for falsifying credentials and timecard fraud.
Labour faces union backlash after a minister suggests the full living wage for over-18s may be delayed until after the next election, sparking criticism from Usdaw and TSSA.
Donald Trump faces renewed legal scrutiny over his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and controversial Iran policy, as Pam Bondi's role in Epstein case resurfaces amid redistricting battles.
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RecommendedYurii Muzyka, 34, was jailed for at least 30 years for stabbing his ex-partner Halyna Hoisan to death after tracking her with a GPS device hidden in their daughter's scooter.
Hackney's new Green Mayor Zoe Garbett signals a break from Labour's performance target culture, urging public accountability and promising a worker-led administration.
Sulvinder Samra, ex-wife of This Morning star Dr Ranj Singh, shares emotional journey after their divorce following his coming out as gay in 2009.
A man, woman and child died after falling from a high-rise block in Elephant and Castle, south London. Police are treating the deaths as unexplained.
After Lee Andrews resurfaced in Dubai, many questions linger: the real charges, travel ban, kidnapping claims, and his marriage to Katie Price.
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RecommendedA £200,000 Aston Martin Vanquish was smashed and spray-painted with 'CHEATER' at Hampton Court Palace Golf Club. Police investigate the incident.