Biden In Post-Debate Health Check To Placate Democrats

Joe Biden was said to have undergone a medical check-up after last week’s debate as he revealed the prognosis to a group of 20 governors, sources Say.

Misfiring Rivals In Search Of The Quality Of Compromise

Didier Deschamps needs a lone trophy to finish a unique grand slam. He has won the World Cup and the European Championships as a player, the World Cup as a manager.

PM Must 'Honour Pledge Of Safe Route For Afghan Allies'

Coalition of lawyers and refugee workers write to new leader

Starmer's Biggest Issues As He Takes The Keys To No 10

The incoming PM’s in-tray will be more daunting than usual due to a rotten economic inheritance, writes Andrew Grice

CIRCUIT TRAINING

A Formula E driver’s fitness regime is not for the unhealthy, faint-hearted or hungover, as Olivia Petter discovered when she spent a day working out with McLaren racer Sam Bird

Anti-tourism protests won't keep me away from Mallorca

Like the holidaymaker laying down his beach towel at the crack of dawn, protests against overtourism in Mallorca have started even before the summer season has got going.

Backrow bravado may help England conquer All Blacks

It is a little over 60 years now since England embarked on their first Antipodean adventure, a squad led by Mike Weston following previous French, Scottish and Irish tours to make a belated arrival in the Southern Hemisphere in 1963.

Germany could regret late goal as they brace for Spain

It is something that Julian Nagelsmann doesn’t even want to be mentioned around the German camp, but it’s now impossible not to consider.

Dart's tie-break tears leave Boulter down and wiped out

It is the deciding tie-break, and Harriet Dart is losing 6-2 and on the edge of defeat when she walks to the back of Wimbledon’s No 1 Court and begins to cry.

Centre Court rises to start of Murray's long goodbye

The result quickly faded from memory, as a standing ovation for the losing team signalled the start of a long farewell.

Tesco shares big windfall with staff who can afford it

Many workers are ineligible or cannot buy in to the scheme

Plans to build in occupied West Bank cleared by Israel

The Israeli government has approved plans to build nearly 5,300 new homes in settlements in the occupied West Bank, a monitoring group has said – a move that will only increase tensions over the war in Gaza.

Huge police presence in France as fears mount of violence following election

Some 30,000 police will be deployed across France late on Sunday following the high-stakes second round of a parliamentary election, a minister said, as three candidates reported having been attacked on the campaign trail.

Tensions spike in North and South Korea's frozen war

Jan Camenzind Broomby talks to soldiers and civilians on the front line about rising hostility in Korea’s demilitarised zone

They're off... but celebs call for return of radio race tips

Famous horse racing fans including Dame Jilly Cooper, Floella Benjamin, Michael Owen and Harry Redknapp have criticised the BBC for its decision to end the 50-year tradition of race tips on the Today programme.

Ambulance called 38 times to 'prison-like' asylum site

Alarming rise in suicide attempts at Wethersfield centre

Predator teacher jailed after sex with two teenage boys

A paedophile teacher who had sex with two teenage boys, having a baby with one, has been jailed for six and a half years.

Twisted world of 30st loner in Willoughby murder plot

Essex neighbours rarely saw isolated’ Gavin Plumb, who was planning a horrifying attack on former ITV This Morning star

May receives peerage in dissolution honours list

The former prime minister Theresa May has been given a peerage while the former environment secretary Therese Coffey has been handed a damehood in the dissolution honours list.

Sleaze, greed and broken vows catch up with Tories

The exit poll? It’s historic, unprecedented, asteroidal. But, as with any object hurtling through space to destroy a planet, we could all see this coming.

Poll-axed: Tories are swept away by Labour's red tide

Sir Keir Starmer is poised to complete one of the most remarkable turnarounds in British political history as the exit poll indicates a huge Labour victory that will sweep him into Downing Street with a majority of 170.

Fisher one step from joining lucrative heavyweight party

Johnny Fisher is one of a dozen British heavyweights waiting to fill the void when Anthony Joshua and Tyson Fury finally call it a day.

'Friendly' transfer deals are put under the microscope

Finance rules see a flurry of June Premier League signings

Alcaraz says staying calm is the secret to SW19 success

Carlos Alcaraz turned to his box, clenching his fist in delight with that familiar intensity.

Raducanu destroys Mertens to raise Wimbledon hopes

Briton needed just 75 minutes to beat Elise Mertens 6-1, 6-2 in a powerful display reminiscent of her 2021 US Open win

Google blames AI as growth in emissions continues to jeopardise net zero targets

Google partly blamed AI for the fact that its carbon pollution continued to grow last year, threatening the search giant’s commitment to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2030.

DADDY ISSUES

The compulsive sperm donor at the centre of a controversial new Netflix docuseries, 'The Man with 1000 Kids', tells Kevin EG Perry why he refused to take part in the show

CAN'T BUY ME LOVE?

Calls to find a 6ft 5in man working in finance with a trust fund were everywhere at Glastonbury, harking back to a viral video. It's all a bit tongue in cheek, writes Olivia Petter, but it does reveal a truth about dating during a cost of living crisis

Will Heathrow Express pay up if our flights are missed?

You have been reporting on the collapse of the Heathrow Express and Elizabeth Line from central London to Heathrow airport.

MAN AND SUPERMAN

Brain fog, mood swings and low libido can often affect men over 40. Could testosterone replacement therapy help, or can it actually be harmful?