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Image source, Getty Images Image caption, Shaw and Hasegawa helped Manchester City win the league and cup double Published 6 minutes ago Manchester City duo Khadija 'Bunny' Shaw and Yui Hasegawa have been shortlisted for the Professional Footballers Association's Women's Player of the Year award. Sh…

The deeply contentious debate around what it means to be English 24 minutes ago Share Save Add as preferred on Google Nick Watt Political Editor, BBC Newsnight Getty Images A friendly dragon is waddling along the sun-drenched centre of Swindon, smiling at passers-by. It's St George's Day and the blo…

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'Cuts to fund defence spark chaos' and 'Kate the cream of hearts' Just now Share Save Add as preferred on Google A long-delayed report laying out government defence spending is dominating the front pages of Sunday's papers. The Sunday Times reports Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is in talks over pl…

Lammy says he told JD Vance his Nowak comments were 'wrong' 16 minutes ago Share Save Add as preferred on Google Joshua Nevett Political reporter Lammy: Vance's comments on Nowak murder were 'wrong' Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has said he called US Vice-President JD Vance to tell him he was "w…

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FBI director Kash Patel. Photograph: Andrew Thomas/CNP/Andrew Thomas - CNP/Shutterstock View image in fullscreen FBI director Kash Patel. Photograph: Andrew Thomas/CNP/Andrew Thomas - CNP/Shutterstock FBI fires several analysts tied to disputed ‘Catholic ideology’ memo Firings are part of a broader …

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Lammy says he told JD Vance his Nowak comments were 'wrong' 32 minutes ago Share Save Add as preferred on Google Joshua Nevett Political reporter Lammy: Vance's comments on Nowak murder were 'wrong' Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has said he called US Vice-President JD Vance to tell him he was "w…

Image source, Reuters Image caption, Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli maintained the lead when the race restarted with eight laps to go By Andrew Benson F1 Correspondent in Monaco Published 7 June 2026, 16:36 BST Updated 1 minute ago Kimi Antonelli took a dominant victory in the Monaco Grand Prix ahead of the Ferrari of Lewis Hamilton after a chaotic ending that featured two safety cars and a red flag. The 19-year-old Italian's fifth win in a row, in combination with a dire race for Mercedes team-mate George Russell, who finished 13th and out of the points, puts him in total control of the championship. Antonelli leads Hamilton by 66 points, with Russell now down to third, two points further adrift. Russell dropped to the back from third place because of a drive-through penalty that he had to serve when the field was compressed two laps after the restart. Pierre Gasly finished third for Alpine, but was immediately dropped to seventh with a penalty for speeding in the pit lane. That promoted Red Bull's Isack Hadjar to the final podium position, ahead of McLaren's Oscar Piastri on the occasion of the team's 1,000th grand prix. The madcap ending was one of several key stories, including: Antonelli's supreme display to take total control of the championship Russell's latest dose of bad luck seemingly killing his title chances A costly error from Charles Leclerc at his home race - which he refused to accept was his fault The chaos caused by the track breaking up and an unusually high number of penalties - six - for drivers speeding in the pit lane Antonelli stays cool as chaos unfolds behind him Antonelli kept his cool through two race starts - the initial one and the final one after the red flag - to hold the lead off the line for the first time this season and utterly dominate the race. An absolute masterclass from Antonelli for his first Monaco win underlined his credentials as the likely world champion this year, even if there are currently scheduled to be 16 races still to go. The talk before the race was whether Antonelli could for the first time this year keep his position off the grid. In fact, he got away well, and instead it was Max Verstappen's Red Bull alongside him who suffered an engine problem off the line and was passed by the entire field before retiring after limping around the first lap. That left Hamilton chasing Antonelli but any sense of competition evaporated almost immediately. The Mercedes was 2.9 seconds clear at the end of two laps and continued to build a lead of more than five seconds by the end of 10 laps. He had to back off a little to manage overheating brakes for 10 laps but then was able to pull away again. Antonelli was more than 20 seconds clear of Hamilton when the first safety car was called with 18 laps to go after Lance Stroll crashed his Aston Martin at the final corner. But even though Antonelli missed the pit lane entry the first time around - asking his engineer whether to pit and being told too late that he should

Image source, Reuters Image caption, Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli maintained the lead when the race restarted with eight laps to go By Andrew Benson F1 Correspondent in Monaco Published 7 June 2026, 16:36 BST Updated 1 minute ago Kimi Antonelli took a dominant victory in the Monaco Grand Prix ahead of t…

Image source, Reuters Image caption, Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli maintained the lead when the race restarted with eight laps to go By Andrew Benson F1 Correspondent in Monaco Published 7 June 2026, 16:36 BST Updated 7 minutes ago Kimi Antonelli took a dominant victory in the Monaco Grand Prix ahead of …

Lammy says he told JD Vance his Nowak comments were 'wrong' 32 minutes ago Share Save Add as preferred on Google Joshua Nevett Political reporter Lammy: Vance's comments on Nowak murder were 'wrong' Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has said he called US Vice-President JD Vance to tell him he was "w…

Britain's deputy prime minister says he told U.S. Vice President JD Vance he was wrong to blame immigration for the death of a university student who was handcuffed as he lay dying from a stab wound.

Britain's deputy prime minister says he told U.S. Vice President JD Vance he was wrong to blame immigration for the death of a university student who was handcuffed as he lay dying from a stab wound.

Former Oregon senator Bob Packwood in 1998. Photograph: Jack Smith/AP View image in fullscreen Former Oregon senator Bob Packwood in 1998. Photograph: Jack Smith/AP Bob Packwood, senator who resigned amid sexual misconduct scandal, dies aged 93 The moderate Republican, an advocate of abortion rights…

Published 6 minutes ago Christian Eriksen collapsed during Denmark's friendly against Ukraine but is now conscious, says the Danish Football Association (DBU). More to follow. Related topics European Football Football Denmark More on this story Listen to the latest Football Daily podcast

Former Oregon senator Bob Packwood in 1998. Photograph: Jack Smith/AP View image in fullscreen Former Oregon senator Bob Packwood in 1998. Photograph: Jack Smith/AP Bob Packwood, senator who resigned amid sexual misconduct scandal, dies aged 93 The moderate Republican, an advocate of abortion rights…

Britain's deputy prime minister says he told U.S. Vice President JD Vance he was wrong to blame immigration for the death of a university student who was handcuffed as he lay dying from a stab wound.