Raducanu, who is ranked 338 in the world and last week became the youngest British woman to make it to the second week at SW19 since 1959, was taken off court requiring medical aid.

Research into the social views of Labour and Tory voters found that the Opposition's voters were far more likely to hold 'woke' opinions while 37 per cent agreed that 'the UK has failed its people'.

Boris Johnson signalled a 'big bang' end to lockdown on July 19, saying it was now or never for a return to normality, as he acknowledged the pandemic was 'far from over'.

EXCLUSIVE: Councillors slammed homeowners after it emerged they were charging up to £71,000 for a week's staycation in Cornwall this summer. Pictured: Newquay.

Major Glenn Haughton, 49, who is the Armed Forces' 'mental health champion', is being investigated over claims of an affair with the wife of a junior soldier who approached him for help.

The Aspinall Foundation, which is fronted by Carrie Johnson, has announced it will transport a total of thirteen elephants from an enclosure at Howletts Wild Animal Park in Kent to Kenya.

Priti Patel will today unveil powers for UK Border Force to turn away migrant boats in a new bid to tackle the Channel crisis and shake up the asylum system.

Suzanne Bennett, 48, from Radcliffe, Greater Manchester, knifed her black and white moggy called Poppy up to ten times after consuming three bottles of wine on January 19.

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace told MPs yesterday that the US decision to exit Afghanistan had left Britain and her NATO allies in a 'very difficult position to continue that mission'.

Bayley Jacob, 22, who fled Dubai after she was accused of soliciting for sex online, has 'done nothing wrong' and will fight the accusations made against her, according to her grandmother.

Government-owned Highways England plans to fill in 69 old bridges it claims are unsafe over the next five years but has refused to reveal which are on its hit list.

Police are making a record 358 cannabis seizures a day, finding drugs on the streets of Britain around every four minutes, shock new figures show.

Alice Dearing, 24, had previously been told the headgear designed to fit over dreadlocks, braids and Afros could not be worn at the Olympics because it did not fit 'the natural form of the head'.

Newcastle upon Tyne now has the highest rate of new Covid cases, while the North East has overtaken the North West as the nation's main coronavirus hotspot, latest figures show.

A Bill extending the period during which building firms can face legal action over 'shoddy workmanship' from six to 15 years after construction is published today by Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick.

Prince William, 39, was due to attend his engagements today with his wife Kate, 39, but she has been forced to miss them despite having both her jabs and testing negative four times.

Showers will dampen much of the North of England and spread across Scotland while the South and Midlands remains dry on Monday. Pictured: Dorset today.

Nexperia said it had agreed to buy Newport Wafer Fab in a deal reportedly worth around £63million. The facility in South Wales manufactures crucial power components for cars.

The figures are set to show the total amount handed out to the biggest stars, on £150,000 or more, has dropped by more than £2million in the space of a year.

A murder investigation has been launched by the police after a teenage boy, 15, was stabbed to death on Woolwich New Road, south east London, at 5.23pm, today.

Morrisons was at the heart of a bidding war last night, with investment giant Apollo becoming the third buyout predator circling the chain after revealing it was considering a 'possible offer'.

Yochai, a researcher who asked to have his surname kept private, was on his way home from a Chabad House Jewish community centre on Saturday when he was harassed on two separate occasions.

MPs said units were understaffed, and there had been 'no significant progress' in reducing high death rates. The report found a 'culture of blame' prevented the NHS from learning lessons.

An article on 10 December 2020 reported claims in The Times that the UK-based charity Al-Khair Foundation had been accused by the Greek authorities of funding human trafficking gangs...

Jamal Khashoggi married an air hostess in the US and got engaged to a graduate student in Turkey in the months before he was murdered, the women have revealed.

The attackers opened fire and overpowered security guards after storming Bethel Baptist High School in Kaduna state on Monday, abducting most of the 165 pupils boarding there overnight.

The Prime Minister is set to announce the end of social distancing rules, the work from home order, and mask laws in a highly-anticipated press conference at 5pm today.

The massive fire broke out in a chicken shed before spreading to a second building in Driffield, East Yorkshire, on Friday evening and killed around 50,000 hens in total.

Celine Driscoll, 43, was among the residents of Boxted, Essex who were left frustrated when Apple refused to accept their postal address - claiming they live in a PO BOX.

Big businesses appear to be adopting 'hybrid models' for staff meaning that fewer PAs may be needed in the UK.

Helen Whately said families should brace themselves for some restrictions on homes to remain in place, including burdeonsome PPE requirements.

Chris McGovern, from the Campaign for Real Education, slammed the 'political correctness' swamping UK schools and colleges after Reading University's new policy.

The legal emblem for bumpers and numberplates is being switched to 'UK' from the end of September.

British royal expert Penny Junor claimed Meghan Markle 'upset people' early on after joining the royal family in a new explosive ITV documentary Harry and William: What Went Wrong,

Oxford University's Sir Andrew Pollard said Britain 'hasn't got the evidence' another shot will be needed to bolster immunity. He said there were still few infections among the vaccinated.

News of Boris Johnson's proposed 'Freedom Day' changes attracted mixed reactions, with some business owners claiming the changes would make running their businesses easier.

Singaporean ministers have laid out their vision of the 'new normal' as vaccines reduce the severity of Covid, providing a blueprint for other world leaders.

PC Mohammed Malik, 37, from Rochdale, led a double life as an underworld mole while working for Greater Manchester Police.

Dunja Mijatovic of the Council of Europe has warned that measures in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill could have a 'significant impact' on freedom of expression.

Dominic Cummings took yet another swipe at Carrie Johnson today as the fall-out from their bitter political war inside Downing Street showed no signs of abating.

The roof collapsed on a building housing four flats on Chesterton Road in Ladbroke Grove, west London, where homes are worth more than £1million shortly before 10pm on Sunday night.

The councillor, known only by his professional wrestling name 'Skull Reaper A-ji', filed a lawsuit against his city after the council refused to publish images of his masked face on their website.

The birth mother of Dominic Matteo, 47, said during an appearance on This Morning today it was 'surreal' to be reunited with her son after reading about him online with no idea he was her child.

A terrified family captured the moment a pair of yobs clutching metal bars and knives ran to confront each other outside a nursery school in Hackney Downs, east London.

Peru Two drug mule Michaella McCollum, of Northern Ireland, has thanked fans for their support following the release of a new BBC documentary series about her crime.

One officer, who jumped off the MS Silja Europa and into the water off Falmouth Harbour, was sent home in 'disgrace' following his antics, according to the Sun .

Carl Shearing, 60, filmed the male cyclist collapsing in a heap at the side of the road in Crediton, Devon last week. The truck driver said he 'got a good dose of karma' for not paying attention to the road.

A primary school has been forced to suspend its Twitter profile after a version of a popular football song made in support of Euros 2020 was attacked amid claims of 'mindless hooliganism'.

There has been concern about the unlocking later this month because Covid cases are still climbing. But UK-wide admissions are a tenth of their level when cases were last this high in February.

The research was released by The Kennel Club this week, and shows that 23 per cent of dog owners fear they won't be able to provide a suitable home for their dog post-lockdown.

Police were called last month when Julia Hartley, 53, erected the four-foot tall trellis fence along with a sign which read, 'Private 14-8', on Common Road in Evesham, Worcestershire.

Gunner Joshua Holt allegedly beat one of the women until she was unresponsive - then called his grandmother for help, Bulford Military Court heard (file photo).

Alice Hodgkinson, 28 and from Nottingham, has been missing since July 1 when she failed to turn up for work at an English language school in Tokyo.

A gay BBC Sport pundit from Manchester has won a sex harassment claim after male colleagues at a previous job said she was only a lesbian because she had 'never had a real man'.

Professor Stephen Powis, NHS England's national medical director, said he hoped to see some of the 'good habits' learned during the pandemic stick around when lockdown is finally lifted this month.

Pamela Shearer quoted King Lear when describing her stepdaughters' 'ungrateful' behaviour towards her late husband who left the pair out of any inheritance of his £7million fortune.

Professor Paul Hunter, an expert in infectious diseases, said mounting Covid immunity would lead to it sparking less severe infections. He said it would no longer spark spiralling cases and deaths.

Sarah, who had to overcome a bad breakup and losing two children, and Steve, an ex-gambling addict, got a confidence boost on the Channel 5 show, which gives British people makeovers.

Details of the horrifying death of a beloved mother who became trapped in a charity bin have been revealed with police saying she was discovered hanging 'half-in-half-out' of the donation bin.

Two separate murder inquiries have been launched after the fatal stabbings in Woolwich and Lambeth last night which saw a 15-year-old and 16-year-old boy lose their lives.

More than a thousand Afghan National Army soldiers scarpered over a bridge in the northern province of Badkhshan following clashes with the resurgent jihadists on Sunday.

The former NSW Origin prop fought back tears hours after St George Illawarra ripped up his $800,000 a season contract over his second coronavirus breach within 10 months.

Speaking to BBC Radio 4, Bill Grimsey, former CEO of Iceland and Wickes, said the late Ken Morrison would be 'spitting' with rage over the takeover bid from a US private equity firm.

Kate is understood to have been alerted personally and was not 'pinged' by the NHS Test and Trace app, leaving the All England Club at 5pm - significantly earlier than she has done before.

The change will come too late for many schools as they break up for the summer holidays but some could face a scramble to adapt to new rules before the end of term.

A fisherman has been pictured risking his life in Rapid Creek, northern Darwin as Northern Territory authorities have urged people to be aware of crocodiles hiding in murky waters.

Kim Johnson, 54, said that officers simply 'walked off' when she told them she was the MP for Liverpool Riverside during the altercation in London on June 18.

Doctors and medical staff used hospital access to create fake vaccine certificates and deliver the scam injections. The organisers made over £20,000 before their arrest.

Clive Watson, boss of the City Pub Group, says staff will wear masks with customers encouraged to do the same, and if they approach the bar to order they will be initially urged to do it at the table.

In a blow to businesses, especially pubs and restaurants, the PM said that while he intends to lift the requirement for those who've received both jabs, it will not happen on July 19.

Marian Cunnington, 52, was talking about a 'Bing' toy - from the leading BBC children's cartoon of the same name - while making price changes at the Sainsbury's store in Bridgnorth, Shropshire.

No10 flirted with the idea of making proof of immunity cards mandatory in UK pubs and restaurants when it started planning its roadmap out of lockdown earlier this year.

Sajid Javid gave the grim figure as he insisted Boris Johnson is right to continue with the dramatic unlocking on July 19, saying the hospitalisations and deaths were what mattered.

Thorburn was sentenced to four years in prison for incest after being convicted of having sex with his 12-year-old foster sister, Tiahleigh Palmer. He's since been accused of burglary.

NBA star Ben Simmons told Australia he would not be representing them in Tokyo, instead using the summer to 'to focus on individual skill development'... then fly to London for Wimbledon.

St Joseph's College at Hunter's Hill, Australia's largest boarding school for boys, confirmed to Daily Mail Australia that 160 of its Year 12 students received the vaccine in May.

What's the magic figure that will let you retire in style without relying on government handouts? It's probably more than you think - and more than you may have in your super fund...

The St George-Illawarra Dragons are now without question the dumbest team in football after 13 players attended an illegal house party during Sydney's lockdown

Chief Inspector Dale Sexton, of Greater Manchester Police, was the force duty officer in the control room on the night of the blast in May 2017.

Garry, 59, and Malcolm Taylor, 57, travelled from Hervey Bay in Queensland to Murtoa in regional Victoria to destroy the house left to them as inheritance so their sister wouldn't get any of it.

The Victorian nonsense poet, who penned his most famous work in 1871, sent the poems and letters to a young English woman he had made friends with while in Italy.

Hayden Williams, 27, a freelance artist, bought a cuppa to support his local café during Covid restrictions in Alice Springs when an altercation with police led to his arrest and a $5,056 fine.

Jonathan Chew, 24, of no fixed address, was charged on Monday with common assault after Chris Whitty was accosted in a London Park.

Over 160,000 people in England, Wales and Northern Ireland had joint replacement surgeries delayed due to Covid, a backlog that could take the NHS 10 years to clear, Bristol researchers found.

Sydney NRL coach Wayne Bennett was roasted on video by his Bunnies team delivering him take-out from his favourite Italian restaurant Grappa where he was busted flaunting COVID-19 rules last year.

The annual invite-only conference in Sun Valley, Idaho is thrown by investment bank Allen & Company. It brings together leaders in the worlds of film, technology, design and sports.

No fresh hospital admission figures were released on the Government's Covid dashboard, although the trend has been ticking upwards slowly since the start of June.

New venues have been listed as Covid exposure sites on Tuesday afternoon by NSW Health - adding to a growing list. 

Israeli Health Ministry figures showed the jab now stopped infections in 64 per cent of cases, compared to 94 per cent two months ago. But these cases only led to mild symptoms.

Rescuers from the Darling Range Wildlife Shelter in Perth managed to find the duck but after having had the plastic stuck around his neck for a week the animal had become extremely sick.

Allan Crosbie, English curriculum leader at James Gillespie's high school in Edinburgh, said he wanted to scrap lessons on 'outdated' texts like Of Mice and Men and To Kill a Mockingbird.

Dr Elizabeth Hall, 75, was convicted of harassment after a bitter dispute stretching back decades with long-suffering Christine Penny, 73.

Angus, a PhD student from Perth, created an infographic painstakingly analysing all 39 of Mr McGowan's press conferences during the past seven months.

The truck which sat in the carpark of the Bondi Beach pop up testing clinic was advertising the online sex toy brand Normal and featured a poster with the very cheeky discount code 'CumOnBondi'.

Basile Papadimitriou, also known as Bill Papas, remains missing after allegations of a $200 million fraud were raised by Westpac mid-June - drawing comparisons to Melissa Caddick.

A New York doctor is recovering in the hospital after undergoing emergency surgery to fix a broken jaw during an attack in Greenwich Village Saturday morning.

Top tier tickets for England's Euro 2020 semi-final clash with Denmark are being re-sold for up to £6,500 each on  'touting' websites, MailOnline has found.

Kimberley Ametoglou, nee Duthie, has reinvented herself as an influencer and 'The Crypto Queen', more than a decade after finding fame for leaking photos of nude Saints players.

Lieutenant General John Frewen, head of the Covid-19 taskforce, said young people will be able to chose which jab they get later this year.

Australia's return to normal after Covid-19 depends on how quickly the nation gets vaccinated. However, a small but noisy group of anti-vaxxers is trying to hold the country back

More than 50 offensive tweets sent by five players for Lancashire County Cricket Club, dating back to 2011, came to light last month.

Sharon Girardi has previously been backed by the Forestry Commission to plant 34,000 native saplings at her Blaeneinion estate in Ceredigion, Wales.

A vegan activist has shared a video to her 15,000 followers showing two police officers riding their horses in Perth which she claims is "slavery".

Gladys Berejiklian has made a point of allowing shops in Sydney to open during the lockdown. New Commonwealth Bank credit card data revealed NSW is doing a lot better than Victoria.

Australians have accused the prime minister of staging a cooking session over a discrepancy between photos showing his meal prep and final beef Massaman curry.

Maren Norris from South Australia's Kangaroo Island filmed what's known as the echidna train where several males follow a female in a long line with the last one standing becoming her mate.

The Australian F1 Grand Prix is set to be cancelled for the second year in a row due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.

The family of a 15-year-old boy who was killed in California in 2019 when a Tesla Model 3 on Autopilot rear ended their Ford pickup truck is suing the electric car giant, saying the system is defective.

Just 17 days away from the Tokyo 2021 opening ceremony, Australian women's gold medal hopes have cut loose as the swim team reveal very ripped abs while others star in a magazine shoot.

When police find boys hiding in cupboards and others fleeing out a side door at parties, they're usually breaking up a teenage gathering brimming with illegal booze.

The endangered black-fronted tern endemic to New Zealand has been spotted in Australian skies for the first time by excited birdwatchers in Newcastle.

New Zealand national netballer Maia Wilson has opened up about her long-standing battle with body image, which has involved excessive dieting and repeatedly weighing herself to 'stay on track'.

The so-called 'eye of fire' circle of flames that erupted in the Gulf of Mexico Friday was caused by a lightning storm, Mexico's state-owned oil company said on Monday.

Officials have confirmed the identity of two men who died in a plane crash near Aspen, Colorado.The remains of Ruben Cohen and David Zara were found nine miles east of Aspen on Sunday.

A five-year-old girl who became infected with Covid-19 has been rushed to an Adelaide hospital

Multiple US cities saw horrific shootings over the July 4 weekend, with Chicago, Philly, Dallas and New York among those worst hit. At least 165 were shot across all four, with 49 killed.

In perhaps the ultimate feat of coordination, a dad can be seen catching a foul ball with his baby daughter in one hand and a beer in the other at Sunday's Diamondbacks versus Giants game.

The 13-year-old girl was last seen in Strathpine in the Moreton Bay Region of south-east Queensland, about 11am on Monday, and police hold concerns for he welfare as she has a medical condition

A mechanic acquitted of murdering one-year-old boy Jaidyn Leskie has been granted bail again despite going on the run and failing to appear in court for the second time. 

Donald Trump was pictured wearing a white MAGA hat as he arrived at Trump Tower on Monday. The former president was in Manhattan having returned from Florida after a rally in Sarasota.

Emily Rayner, who moved to Singapore in late 2019, feels much freer there than in Australia. The city state is moving to Covid normal settings as Sydney remains in lockdown.

Police say it appears a woman whose body was found in a charity bin behind a shopping centre in Perth became 'trapped' in the bin and could not escape, describing her death as 'absolutely tragic'.

Dalassa Rittia Diane Pau was placed in a room at the Cairns Pacific International hotel in northern Queensland on Friday after she returned from a trip to Covid-addled Sydney.

Parents at Manhattan's elite Spence School rejected an apology from principal Bodie Brizendine over a video shown to students mocking white women, saying the school needed to do more.

Tropical Elsa is tracking to make landfall north of Miami sparked renewed optimism that the search for survivors would remain uninterrupted.

A female prison guard has been charged with assault after being accused of choking an inmate at Sydney's Silverwater jail.

Scott Morrison will stay in Australia and attend an International Olympic Committee meeting in Tokyo via video link to make the case for Brisbane to host the 2032 games.

Only another Queensland lockdown will stop the state's premier from travelling to Japan to pitch for the Olympics as tens of thousands sign a petition demanding her trip be refused.

First responders left the naked body of a 100-year-old Army veteran Norman Wilson outside his New Mexico home for three hours, after his wife called 911 to report the death.

Health authorities realised the 22-year-old Sydney woman was missing from Cairns Pacific International hotel on Monday.

On Tuesday morning New South Wales Health Minister Brad Hazzard revealed the most important factor that will determine whether lockdown can lift.

A pair of rare 'Powerful Owls' singlehandedly slammed the brakes on plans for a multimillion redevelopment of Chatswood High School on Sydney's lower north shore.

Rachel Nichols, a white ESPN reporter for the NBA, apologized on Monday for upsetting Maria Taylor by claiming Taylor was only given a hosting role because she is black.

A pair of women have had a petrifying encounter with leeches after becoming lost on a bushwalk during rain while attempting to get out and about in Sydney's two week lockdown.

A teenage boy is accused of trying to rape a 91 year old woman after he broke into her Adelaide home, but fled through a broken window when she woke up and started screaming.

Commonwealth Bank customers have been unable to log online after the bank suffered its fourth major lunchtime outage in a month.

New South Wales has recorded 18 new cases of Covid-19 overnight as Sydney waits anxiously to find out whether the city's hard lockdown will end on time on Saturday.

Charles P. Rettig, the IRS commissioner, has defended the tax organization, which processed more than 137 million individual income returns and sent refunds totaling $281 billion.

The heartbroken mother of a teenage boy killed while helping an elderly couple in Orange, NSW, has revealed the moment she learned of the horror smash.

Melbourne model Rhiannon has blasted busybodies in a TikTok video after growing fed-up of 'old people' questioning her right to use disability parking.

Hundreds of abandoned 'Afghan angels' who risked their lives to help Australian soldiers have been denied access to a special visa program that would ensure them safety on Australian shores.

Joe Hoffman, aged in his 20s, was surfing at a beach off Crescent Head, on the New South Wales mid-north coast, at about 4.25pm on Monday when shark sunk its teeth into his bicep.

Ian Raducanu and the 18-year-old (pictured) were seen rallying by a row of garages outside their semi-detached house in Bromley, London, during lockdown.

Former Liberal Party MP Julia Banks, 58, claimed she was groped by a cabinet minister in an explosive TV interview where she slammed Scott Morrison and Canberra's 'bully boy' culture.

Seven-month-old Sienna's parents were playing board games with their extended family in Moana, south of Adelaide, on Saturday, when disaster struck.

'Rock star rebel' Savas Caruso is known in Adelaide for blaring his original rock ballads through speakers out the front of his suburban Salisbury Downs home every Sunday afternoon.

Iconic Melbourne rooftop bar Madame Brussels is the latest casualty of the city's four lockdowns in the past year, as its patronage crashed 80 per cent, leaving the owner and loyal fans devastated.

Mobile phones could be banned from schools in England as soon as January under plans being considered by the Government, it was revealed yesterday.

Hundreds of pink and grey galahs swarmed power lines to create a wonderous colourful display in Winton, central-west Queensland, creating a wonderous colourful display.

MailForce has beaten household brands including John Lewis, Tesco Mobile, Aldi and Cadbury to scoop the award for best fundraising campaign at the Purpose Awards.