Thirty-five days after a devastating French Open final loss, Jannik Sinner is the Wimbledon champion. Here is how he did it.
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A preliminary investigation found the switches had been turned off in June's fatal Air India crash.
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Nearly four times as much online abuse aimed at players during the first half of Wimbledon was detected compared to the same period in 2024, according to data shared exclusively with the BBC.
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Woman smuggled baby into UK using fake birth story
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At least 30 killed in sectarian clashes in Syria
Government forces would directly intervene to resolve the conflict and halt the clashes, Syria's interior ministry said.
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Tube fare evasion prosecutions highest since 2019
The number of prosecutions for fare evasion is at its highest level for six years, figures show.
Observatory marks 230 years of recording weather
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Europe's freedom faces greatest threat since WW2, Macron says
The French president has called for his country's defence spending to rise by €3.5bn (£3bn) in 2026.
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England building 'urgency' - are they ready for Sweden?
England booked their place in the quarter-finals of Euro 2025 in style with a thumping victory over Wales - so are they ready to take the next step?
England building 'urgency' - are they ready for Sweden?
England booked their place in the quarter-finals of Euro 2025 in style with a thumping victory over Wales - so are they ready to take the next step?
Extreme weather is the UK's new normal, says Met Office
The UK has a notably different climate compared with just a few decades ago, the Met Office says.
The 'strongman' PM who inspired Trump's playbook - but now finds his power crumbling
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban finds his power under threat, but not in the way one might expect.
The deepening water shortage row between the US and Mexico
The US is accusing its southern neighbour of breaking a long-held water sharing agreement.