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Paris gave us a show to live long in the memory
Our writers pick their highs and lows from a fortnight at the Games
Even for Trump and Musk, this was a barking mad 'interview'
TALK about \"weird\". First, Elon Musk boldly promised that his conversation with Donald Trump was about to begin live on X. Fifteen minutes later, the sound of silence was deafening.
Those who wish to censor writers or artists will never, ever be satisfied
Anthony Horowitz is one of our most successful authors, but he is not sure if he can continue to write children's books because of attacks on artistic freedom, he tells Anna Davis
Rhi-no! Banksy artwork vandalised hours after it appeared ... but then a gorilla pops up
A RHINO artwork unveiled by street artist Banksy has been defaced just hours after it was unveiled.
Suspect in court after 11-year-old girl stabbed in Leicester Square
AMAN was today set to appear in court charged with attempted murder over the stabbing of an 11-year-old girl in Leicester Square.
A 40-minute delay... then false claims from 'lisping' Trump in Musk X chat
DONALD TRUMP and Elon Musk staged a rambling \"conversation\" in which the Republican White House candidate aired his views unchallenged for two hours after a technical delay that drew mockery from his Democratic rival.
Showers and cooler weather after hottest day of the year
TEMPERATURES in London will cool over the coming week after the UK saw its hottest day of the year so far, the Met Office has said.
Olympic stars pass on the flame
Team GB stars visit youth club to inspire next generation after returning from Paris
Tensions rise in Middle East as Iran rejects calls for calm
MIDDLE EAST tensions deepened today as Iranian-backed Houthi rebels targeted a ship in the Red Sea and Tehran rejected appeals for calm in the region from Britain and its allies.
The season's biggest no-no? Coastal bathrooms
WHEN did bathrooms become the accepted dumping ground for any piece of coastal-themed tat? As great swathes of London decamp for their long weekends-on-sea, I have one plea: be careful with what you haul back.
Brits show depth to reach relay final and solid start for KJT
GREAT BRITAIN this morning defied the absence of their star names to charge into the women's 4x100m relay final, while Katarina Johnson-Thompson made a solid start in her bid to end her Olympic heptathlon curse.
'FOUR MORE YEARS AND THEN I'M FINISHED'
HUDSON-SMITH TARGETS GOLDEN SWANSONG
A host of golden opportunities over the final few days
Britain completed an impressive sweep of medals in all four synchronised events at the start of the Games, but are yet to make the podium in an individual event.
'Superstar' Finucane thriving under the pressure of attempt to make history
NOW comes the tricky part: the keirin. It is, says Emma Finucane, her favourite discipline, one devoid of the aching nerves she feels in the pit of her stomach on the start line for the team and individual sprint.
Harvey's inspiring journey from last at sports day to the Games
DEAD last on school sports day in the 1,500m, Rose Harvey hardly seemed destined to be an Olympian.
Deliveroo finally delivers first profits after 11 years
DELIVEROO today reported its first-ever profit in a major milestone for the London-based business three years after its troubled IPO.
The vicious culture wars will be coming back again
PEOPLE who like to look on the bright side of life are starting to say the culture wars are over now because they didn't seem to play much part in the last election.
Meet the mastermind who is trying to cure brain disease
The laboratory Mark Effinger uses to develop his range of brain-boosting supplements has become an analytics powerhouse. He shares his breakthroughs with Evgeny Lebedev
Biden: I'm not confident at all of peaceful transfer if Trump loses
JOE BIDEN said he was “not confident at all” that there would be a peaceful transfer of power if Donald Trump loses the US presidential election.
Globe audience forced to flee after 'flare set off by football fans' falls into crowd
THEATREGOERS at Shakespeare's Globe were evacuated after what was believed to be a flare fell into the open-air venue in Southwark.
Lammy slams Israeli minister over 'moral' starvation claim
FOREIGN Secretary David Lammy slammed an Israeli minister who argued that starving the people of Gaza may be a \"moral\" way to get hostages held by terror group Hamas released.
Come on KJT! star begins her bid for Olympic glory
HEPTATHLETE Katarina Johnson-Thompson began her quest for Olympic gold today as Team GB hunted for more medals.
Met chief praises Londoners' show of unity
Anti-racism protesters take to the streets in their thousands to face down threat of far-Right violence
Who's ruining London? It's the headphones brigade, obviously
EVEN though it doesn't look like it, I regularly go to the gym, trying to stave off gravity and improve bone density by throwing myself around in my trainers twice a week.
Dina excited by relay medal potential after 200m near-miss
DINA ASHER-SMITH believes she and her fellow sprint Brits can make their mark and come away with a medal in the 4x100m relay.
Record-breaker Brown ready to double up on boards in LA
SKY BROWN battled to a brave bronze in yesterday's skateboarding park final, then immediately set her sights on becoming a two-sport Olympian in Los Angeles in four years' time.
KERR BELIEVES INGEBRIGTSEN DUEL IS DONE
BRIT NOW SEES 1,500m RIVAL FOCUSING ON 5,000m
Team pursuiters bidding to get golden moments back on track
FOR three Olympics between Beijing and Rio, Great Britain's male pursuiters were the flagship unit of their velodrome super team.
Hudson-Smith is hoping for a 'knight' to remember
NOAH LYLES jokes that the patch of carpet from his bathroom to the spare bedroom of his home is still wet from the stint Matt Hudson-Smith spent living with him.