Looking good

They say we eat with our eyes, but the latest science suggests we should be eating FOR our eyes, because nutrition can have a huge impact on our vision and risk of eye problems. Jane Symons investigates

Paris 2024 Won't Solve The World's Problems, Mr Bach

Increasingly, our tyrannical sporting overlords seem to think they are Martin Luther King.

Oppenheimer And The Cult Of The Brainy Blockbuster

As Christopher Nolan's historical biopic storms the box office, Geoffrey Macnab recalls films that found commercial success while still challenging their audiences intellectually

World Is Entering 'Era Of Global Boiling', UN Warns

July is officially the hottest month since records began

Rishi: I'll Boost Housebuilding In The Capital

RISHI Sunak yesterday visited a development in London - and waded into the Labour mayor's housebuilding record.

New Pension Triple Lock Threat

LABOUR could be set to backtrack on the pension triple lock if it wins power.

Mr Sunak, As A Grieving Mum, I Beg You To Ban All These Lethal Blades

Heartbreak plea to PM after son's murder

Heat of the dessert

BAKE OFF THE PROFESSIONALS | Channel 4, 8pm

FLEEING FIRE HELL

HOLIDAY DREAMS IN RUIN AS RHODES STILL BURNS | Brits tell of escape from island ravaged by inferno | Blaze leaves tragic trail of devastation at hols resorts

STRICTLY FRIENDS

DANCE pro Amy Dowden paid a surprise visit to her Strictly “family”, declaring it was just what she needed after a second cancer blow.

Mountains of work

World’s biggest office building opens in India

Ultimate personal shopper

THE UNIQUE BOUTIQUE | Channel 4, 10pm

Patsy: Dating is very trický when you're in your 50s

4-times married star on love life

Tweet sorrow

Elon Musk 'to kill off' Twitter bird for X logo

Plastic fantastic

BARBIE | Cert 12A | In cinemas now

Patsy back on Enders for second time

Actress spotted filming new scenes this week

Plastic fantastic

BARBIE | Cert 12A | In cinemas now

Trinny: Yes we have split up.. but life's good

TV stylist on Saatchi break-up

Djokovic Is Easier To Love After Wimbledon Heartbreak

It took four hours and 42 minutes of scintillating, riveting, extraordinary tennis, but at the end of the second longest final the All England Club has ever staged, the Centre Court crowd finally got the result they wanted: Novak Djokovic had been defeated.

Ukraine's Counteroffensive Shows No Signs Of Stopping

The last time the Kerch bridge was attacked in this war was nine months ago, the day after Vladimir Putin's 70th birthday. The Ukrainians put out a video of Marilyn Monroe singing "Happy birthday, Mr President" with footage of flames and rubble in the background.

Elton John Tells Trial Spacey Took Private Jet To His Party

Sir Elton John has told Kevin Spacey’s trial that the star went straight to a ball at his house after flying in on a private jet, then bought a Mini Cooper at the event and stayed the night.

'Frying Pan Spain' Braces For Worst Of The Heatwave

For Kinvara Vaughan, the prospect of record temperatures hitting the Mediterranean from today fills her with dread.

How Will Labour Deal With The Child Benefit Problem?

Keir Starmer has found himself at odds with his own MPs after saying he would not remove the Tories’ two-child cap. Sean O’Grady looks at how the disagreement could play out

High Inflation 'Leaves UK Economy Trailing Europe'

THE UK economy will grow by a worse-than-expected 0.6 per cent next year, analysts forecast yesterday - but the eurozone is tipped to enjoy one per cent growth at the same time

New Drug Is Turning Point' In Dementia Fight

Breakthrough Alzheimer's treatment can slow rate of decline by up to 60%

Climate Goals At Risk As Global Inequality Widens, Top Economists Warn UN

Failure to tackle the widening gulf between the world's rich and poor will entrench poverty and increase the risk of climate breakdown, a group of more than 200 leading economists has warned.

Public Sector Pay Rise Of 10% Would Not Fuel Inflation, Thinktank Finds

Higher pay increases for public sector workers would not be inflationary, a leading thinktank has said.

'It's Happening': WHO Urges World Leaders To Act On Global Heating

Temperatures continued to reach extreme highs across many parts of the northern hemisphere yesterday, with the mercury in parts of Italy poised to hit 45C (113F) today and wildfires raging in Greece and Spain signalling the latest fierce warning on the effects of the climate crisis.

How Britain Fell In Love With The NHS

Since its faltering launch in 1948, the National Health Service has become a cherished part of British society. Andrew Seaton explains how it attained that status

We've Seen The Future Of Men's Tennis... His Name Is Carlos Alcaraz

Even with royals and film stars, there was only ONE star on Centre Court and that was a brilliant working class Spanish kid