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Alcaraz Dethrones Djokovic In See-Sawing Five-Set Match

Wimbledon has a new champion, and a new hero. To break new ground and end Novak Djokovic's dominance at the All England Club, Carlos Alcaraz had to go to a place no one else had dared to reach, dragging the most successful men's player of all time into a battle that saw this final live up to its hype and will be remembered as one of the greatest ever staged here.

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Heatwaves, Fires And Floods Will Be Britain's New Normal

Europe is sweltering in a heatwave, just as the UK did last year. As record temperatures keep rising, Nick Ferris looks at what that means for the future of the planet - and for us

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Government Hides Details Of Sunak's Private Jet Use

The government has blocked the release of information detailing the prime minister’s taxpayer-funded private jet trips around the UK.

Tories Predict Triple Defeat For Sunak In By-Elections

Conservative MPs are increasingly gloomy about their chances of avoiding a humiliating triple defeat at this week's byelections - warning that a wipeout will leave Rishi Sunak facing another round of infighting.

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Daily Star

Angela: I'll Face Music And Dance

TV Legend Signs For Strictly

PM: Trade Deal Is A Victory For Brexit Freedom

POST-Brexit freedoms paved the way to a blockbuster trade deal, the Prime Minister claimed yesterday.

Shoppers Pay The Price Of 'Shocking Food Inflation'

SOME supermarket products have nearly tripled in price in the past two years as the cost-of-living crisis bites.

World On Brink Of Wonder Drug To Slow Dementia

DEMENTIA'S cruel hold on the brain could be loosened if a wonder drug is fast-tracked for approval.

Daily Mirror UK

Prepare For A Cold War With China

Quitter Wallace warns of conflict

Damn The Data - Warner Is Still Doing His Job For Australia

There was always a chance it would go like this. A bad Test, two bad innings, especially just before a long break with time to talk about it. Those discussions mounting as supporters fret.

Culture Crisis - Cricket Report Is A Shocking Wake-Up Call: This Is How All Sports Can Do Better

While the relative merits of Bazball continue to be debated, focus has swung away from arguably the most critical challenge that the sport faces: the findings from the Independent Commission for Equity in Cricket (Icec), published at the end of June. Its report, Holding Up a Mirror to Cricket, concluded that: "Cricket is not a game for everyone'"

Advice On Flavour Of Vape Helps Smokers To Quit - Study

Smokers who get help choosing what flavour of e-cigarette they use and receive supportive text messages are far more likely to quit, research has found.

Why Overbooking Flights Can Benefit Everyone

Simon Calder shows how selling more tickets than available seats helps both airline and passenger, when done properly

Tweeters Take Note: Privacy Laws Are There For A Reason

You wonder whose sigh of relief was the biggest when the Metropolitan Police asked for investigations into the BBC to be paused.

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'Shock And Concern' Of Rishi Over Allegations

RISHI Sunak has told of his shock at allegations that a top BBC presenter paid thousands for sexually explicit images.

Cerberus Heatwave Could See Italy Hit 48C This Week

Southern and eastern Europe set for record temperatures

Fresh Concerns Over Mental Health Trust In Deaths Probe

The NHS safety watchdog has sounded fresh alarm over the risk to mental health patients at an Essex health trust already facing a public inquiry over 2,000 deaths.

Babies Could Be Put At Risk Due To 'Skin Colour Tests'

Babies from Black, Asian and ethnic minority backgrounds could be being put at risk because NHS tests are based on white babies, a report suggests. Current health assessments of newborns are decades old and “mainly based on white European babies”, experts said.

Daily Record

Zelensky's Anger Over Hold-up On NATO Invite

Volodymyr Zelensky has hit out at Nato's refusal to give a date for Ukraine's membership as he prepares for a showdown with alliance leaders today.

PM Hints No Tax Cut Before Election Amid Inflation Fears

Prime minister Rishi Sunak has hinted that voters should not expect tax cuts before next year’s general election amid fears they would boost inflation.

Daily Star

Rocket Trip To Mars In A Month? Make It So!

Tech could bring Star Trek warp speed

'It's Quite Emotional': Woakes Relishes Fresh Chance Of Ashes Glory

All-rounder feared his Test chances were gone but he has become central to England’s hopes of a series turnaround

Mass Protests Across Israel Over Push For Overhaul Of Judiciary

Tens of thousands of Israeli demonstrators have blocked motorways across the country and access to Tel Aviv's airport in protest at the government's renewed push to advance legislation overhauling the judiciary.

Carrie And Boris Johnson Announce Birth Of Third Child

Carrie and Boris Johnson have announced the birth of their third child, a second son. On an Instagram post of her holding the baby, the former prime minister's wife joked: "Welcome to the world Frank Alfred Odysseus Johnson born 5th July at 9.15am. (Can you guess which name my husband chose?!)"

Mortgage Stress Likely To Worsen, Says IMF

UK mortgage payers grappling with the most expensive home loans in 15 years have been warned by the International Monetary Fund to brace themselves for still higher borrowing costs over the coming months. With pay growth registering its fastest growth since modern records began more than two decades ago, the IMF used its annual health check on the economy to back the Bank of England in whatever tough action it deems necessary to bring inflation under control.

No Extra Cash For Pay In The Public Sector, Warns Hunt

Jeremy Hunt has told ministers there will be no extra money to give millions of public sector workers an average 6% pay rise, which would potentially force departments to choose between raising salaries or cutting frontline services.