Trump hits out at 'witch-hunts' despite pledge to unite nation

Legal cases targeted by Republican nominee after assassination bid

Israel Lammy to use visit to press for Gaza ceasefire

David Lammy will call for an immediate ceasefire in talks with Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, on his first visit to Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories.

Kane powerless to shift career narrative as that old sinking feeling returns

Striker shares the Golden Boot but his deserved early exit in final better describes apatchy tournament

Oyarzabal strikes gold as England suffer at the last

If football is going home, it is only because this final belonged to Spain.

Krejcikova honours memory of Novotna with singles success

Inspired by her compatriot’s love of SW19, the 28-year-old Czech has ticked another item off her career bucket list

A long journey England are making progress, even if the scoreboard doesn't yet show it

You know it has been a long rugby union season when it feels like it kicked off in a parallel universe.

Agreed house sales over past month 'up 15% on a year ago'

The number of agreed house sales over the past month was 15% up on this time last year, according to Rightmove, as buyers anticipate \"game-changing\" interest rate cuts that they hope could come as early as August.

'Forget your fears' Ukraine steps up PR campaign to recruit volunteers for war

Bohdan considers himself fortunate: after a series of interviews, he secured a position last month as a signals officer with the acclaimed Ukrainian 3rd Assault Brigade.

At least 31 Palestinians killed in latest strikes on Gaza Strip, say officials

At least 31 Palestinians have been killed and more than 50 wounded in fresh Israeli bombings across the Gaza Strip, rescuers and health officials have said, as reports conflicted over whether Hamas was withdrawing from ceasefire re-talks after the group’s top military commander, Mohammed Deif, was targeted.

'It's got an ancient feel': lost rainforest to be restored in Pembrokeshire

A lost piece of Celtic rainforest in the far south-west of Wales is to be restored to its ancient glory, weaving around standing stones and an abandoned, tumbling-down farmhouse with a waterwheel.

Tees Valley mayor Houchen warns against long Tory leadership battle

The Conservatives should not spend too long on a protracted leadership debate that would be a “waste of time” and could risk appearing selfindulgent, the Tees Valley mayor, Ben Houchen , has said.

Princess of Wales receives standing ovation at Wimbledon

The Princess of Wales has made her second public appearance since announcing her cancer diagnosis, attending an occasionally rowdy Wimbledon men's final where she was welcomed with a standing ovation.

"They'll remember it' Families defy England fan abroad stereotype in Berlin

It was a case of thank you for the memories, said Daniel Gardner, 35, from Catterick.

The wait goes on England get a dose of painful reality

And fade to red. The Euro 2024 trophy will not, it turns out be coming back with the players to England after all. The parade can be scaled back, the beds turned down, the welcome basket stashed.

The Trumps Family thank president's protectors

Melania Trump has condemned the man who authorities say tried to assassinate her husband on Saturday as \"a monster\".

Starmer leads UK political leaders in condemning attempt on Trump's life

Senior British politicians including Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage have condemned the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, while others expressed fears about the rise in political violence and hate speech.

Line of fire Trump joins long list of US assassinations and attempts

Donald Trump joins a long line of US presidents and candidates for the White House who have faced attempts on their lives, over more than 150 years.

Both campaigns step up security as Secret Service faces criticism

The shocking assassination attempt against Donald Trump is likely to lead to a ramping up of security across the American political landscape as the 2024 presidential election continues to play out against a backdrop of rising violence.

'It was pure insanity' Shock and horror as rally erupts into chaos

A mid a sea of red Make America Great Again caps, Trump 2024 placards and cheers from thousands of raucous supporters, Donald Trump's Saturday evening campaign rally in a Pennsylvanian field began indistinguishable from scores of similar events that had taken place before it.

Suspect Man, 20, was registered Republican and bullied in high school

The early portrait that has emerged of the 20-year-old Pennsylvania man who authorities say tried to assassinate the former Republican president Donald Trump at a campaign rally in the state before Secret Service agents shot him dead is a complicated and so far sparse one.

Political tinderbox Fears of deepening violence in a US awash with guns

It will be the new must-have for every Donald Trump acolyte. The indelible image of the former US president, ear bloodied and fist raised as Secret Service agents try to rush him away from a would-be assassin's bullets, has already been turned into a $35 T-shirt with a simple legend: \"Fight! Fight! Fight!\"

US reels after assassination attempt on Trump at rally

The US was reeling yesterday after a gunman evaded Secret Service agents to open fire on Donald Trump at a political rally, in an attempted assassination that upended the race for the White House and prompted Joe Biden to order an urgent review into security breaches.

'As prepared as we can be' Airports braced for getaway as chaos risk rises

It's time. The summer holidays are upon us and that sunshine jaunt booked back in January is suddenly imminent.

Tiger defenders The women protecting Sumatra's nature

'Guess what I found?\" Darma Budi Pinem asks the women who have gathered round to see what he has in his hands.

For richer India laps up $600m mega wedding

To many in India, it is hard to remember a time when the Ambani wedding wasn't taking place.

Gaffes, quips and whispers Biden tries to mend his image but cracks remain

The British politician Roy Jenkins once observed that Tony Blair's challenge in getting Labour elected in 1997 was \"like a man carrying a priceless Ming vase across a highly polished floor\".

Fresh slips prompt new calls for Biden to quit

Joe Biden headed for the battleground state of Michigan yesterday to fight both for re-election and for his survival as the Democratic presidential nominee, after an embarrassing slip at the Nato summit fuelled new concerns about his mental acuity.

'A nightmare for climate activists' UN's rapporteur left shocked by Just Stop Oil trial

A s part of his role as UN special rapporteur for environmental defenders, Michel Forst has viewed proceedings against climate activists at courts across Europe.

A handy guide Should we all be fist bumping like the king?

Last weekend the etiquette of an entire nation was flung into confusion when King Charles fist bumped a cricketer.

'She wants to get on with her life' Fiercely private Victoria Starmer is intent on doing things her way

Last Saturday morning, less than 24 hours after the Starmers walked along Downing Street and into their new life, Keir Starmer held a rare weekend cabinet meeting before his first press conference as prime minister.