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How are famous faces invited into Wimbledon’s royal box?
A photograph of Roger Federer apparently sitting alone in Wimbledon’s royal box prompted questions about both empty seats at the tournament and how celebrities come to be invited to the exclusive VIP area. The BBC’s “Ask Me Anything” team explained that the 74-seat royal box, first installed in the southern stand of Centre Court when…
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GOP senator accuses NYT of sitting on bombshell allegation to protect Schumer, Dems
National Republican Senatorial Committee chair Tim Scott has accused The New York Times and senior Senate Democrats, including Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, of colluding to delay publishing damaging allegations against Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner. Scott claims the newspaper sat on a story in June — a month before the latest allegation emerged —…
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He blew the whistle on evil mushroom killer Erin Patterson – but now the hero doc is unemployed and flat broke after branding her a ‘crazy b***h’
Dr Chris Webster, the Australian doctor who treated Erin Patterson after she poisoned her lunch guests with death cap mushrooms, says he has been left unemployed and effectively penniless after speaking publicly about the case. He gained prominence for his blunt account of Patterson’s hospital visit, but claims he was targeted by professional rivals and…
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Corrupt cop who SMIRKED after breaking handcuffed suspect’s spine, then lied about it gets lengthy jail sentence
A former San Diego Sheriff’s Office deputy, Jeremiah Manuyag Flores, 45, has been jailed for four years and nine months after fracturing the spine of a handcuffed suspect and then lying about it. Security footage captured him smirking as he walked away from the man’s cell, and the case matters as a stark example of…
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Ocean rift zone saw spreading happen in a sudden burst
French scientists have captured a mid-ocean ridge in the act of spreading, revealing that the process driving the seafloor apart can happen in sudden, dramatic bursts rather than steadily. Having installed underwater monitoring equipment on the boundary between the Australian and Antarctic plates just two months earlier, the team recorded a major event in April…
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A royally good day of tennis! Queen Camilla enjoys Wimbledon with her little sister Annabel Elliot – alongside newlyweds Peter and Harriet Phillips
Queen Camilla attended day ten of Wimbledon on 8 July 2026, taking her seat in the Royal Box alongside her younger sister Annabel Elliot, in what has become a near-annual tradition for the pair. The outing matters chiefly as a snapshot of a busy royal summer social calendar and marked a public appearance for Peter…
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Teenager arrested after two girls, 13, seriously injured in German school attack
Two 13-year-old girls have been seriously injured and a 16-year-old suspect arrested following an attack at the Welfen-Gymnasium secondary school in Schongau, a small town in Upper Bavaria, Germany. Police launched a major operation in the area and said the suspect, believed to have acted alone, was carrying both a knife and a firearm. The…
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Ukraine to receive US licence to manufacture Patriot air defence systems
US President Donald Trump has said the United States will grant Ukraine a licence to manufacture Patriot air defence systems, a move that could represent a significant shift in policy on arming Kyiv. Patriot systems are among the most sought-after air defences for Ukraine, which has repeatedly requested more of them to counter Russian missile…
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Protomartyr confirm venues and support acts for autumn North American and European tour
Protomartyr, the Detroit post-punk band, have announced a run of live dates across North America and Europe, beginning in autumn 2025 and continuing into early 2026. The tour matters chiefly for fans awaiting new activity from the group, whose most recent album, Formal Growth in the Desert, arrived in 2023, with no follow-up yet confirmed.…