Keys knocks out Swan to end British women's singles hopes

America's Madison Keys defeats Britain's Katie Swan, the nation's last remaining hope in the women's singles competition, in straight sets. The 26th seed delivers a dominant grass-court display to secure a 6-1, 6-4 victory.

Dutch and U.K. Governments Apologize for Their Roles in Forced Adoptions

In the Netherlands, more than 15,000 children were separated from their mothers from 1956 to 1984, causing “great sorrow and anger,” according to an official report on the practice.

By Koba Ryckewaert

Record-breaking ticket sales for British Museum’s Bayeux Tapestry show

More than £2.5mn raised in first allocation of tickets as hundreds of thousands of people queue online for hours

Starmer apologizes for forced adoption of nearly 200,000 babies born to unmarried mothers

The UK PM called the scandal "a stain on our history" and a "systemic failure."

Fery defies nosebleed to carry British hopes into round three but Swan bows out

Fery defeats Otto Virtanen 5-7, 7-6 (3), 6-3, 6-3 Madison Keys beats Swan 6-1, 6-4 in second round The Princess of Wales was on a roving mission to follow the fortunes of the British players here on Thursday and, though she was not long detained on No 1 Court, where Katie Swan went down in straight sets to Madison Keys, there was more to cheer on court 18 as Arthur Fery – born in France but raised a stone’s throw from the All England Club – reached the third round for the first time with a ...

By Greg Wood at Wimbledon

UK’s Starmer apologises for the state’s role in decades of forced adoptions

UK government and Christian churches oversaw system that separated 185,000 babies from their mothers from 1949 to 1976.

M&A is ‘on fire’ as large-cap firms simplify, Citi U.K. CEO says

Citi U.K. CEO Tiina Lee said U.K. M&A is “on fire” as companies simplify and overseas buyers target British assets.

Andy Burnham outlines his vision for UK economy with promise to raise living standards

Andy Burnham, the former mayor of Greater Manchester, is likely to be the next British prime minister following Keir Starmer's resignation. Central to Burnham's platform is improving living standards that have stagnated or even fallen since the 2008 global financial crisis. But with weak public finances, how realistic is his plan? FRANCE 24's Charles Pellegrin talks to Renaud Foucart, senior lecturer in economics at Lancaster University.

By Charles PELLEGRIN

Ex-Reform candidate suggests people without children should pay more for their mortgages

Exclusive: Matt Goodwin suggested giving ‘more favourable mortgage rates’ to British families that have more than two children

By Millie Cooke

Eduardo Camavinga: Man City not working on deal for INEOS target

Things are not going to plan as far as Manchester United’s wish to overhaul their midfield is concerned. Coming into this summer, INEOS were expected to make at least two, if not three, quality midf...

'The shame is ours': Starmer apologises for state's role in decades of forced adoptions

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How Jolin Tsai’s ‘Pleasure’ Finally Came Together, According to the British Producer Who Made It

The secret to Jolin Tsai’s most celebrated albums, according to British producer Richard Craker, has less to do with technique than with trust – and a willingness to sit with uncertainty until the music finds its shape. The final conference of the 2026 Golden Melody Festival in Taiwan, held ahead of the Golden Melody Awards, […]

By Naman Ramachandran

38 parasites found in a British woman’s brain after years of no symptoms

Princess Kate watches British hopefuls Fery and Swan on Wimbledon visit

Kate, Britain’s Princess of Wales, mingled with the crowds at Wimbledon on Thursday and lent her support to the British hopefuls playing in the warm London sunshine. Dressed in a blue trouser suit, the 44-year-old wife of heir to the throne Prince William watched Arthur Fery, one of the last Britons remaining in the draw, […]

Keir Starmer apologises over forced adoptions, decries a ‘stain on British history’

An estimated 185,000 children were separated from their mothers in Britain.

By Muvija M and William James

London landmarks to go BTS&apos; Arirang red

BTS will bring its citywide fan festival “BTS The City Arirang” to London this week, transforming some of the British capital’s most recognizable landmarks into immersive installations. Beginning Saturday, the project will spread across central London with exhibitions, interactive fan events and large outdoor installations ahead of BTS’ concerts in the city. One of the festival’s most prominent attractions will take place on July 6, when the London Eye will be illuminated in the signature red co

By The Korea Herald

‘The Crow Girl’: Paramount+ Reveals Trailer For Season 2 Of Dark Crime Drama

EXCLUSIVE: “Justice will be hers,” warns the trailer for the second season of The Crow Girl. The British crime drama for Paramount+ will return to the streamer on July 20 in the UK and Ireland, and we have an exclusive first trailer for you above. Eve Myles and Katherine Kelly return to lead the series […]

By Jesse Whittock

Man City sign Anderson from Forest in record club transfer

More than 100 Dutch girls forced into prostitution abroad

More than 100 Dutch girls and young women are thought to have been forced to work as prostitutes in Belgium...

By Louis Gore-Langton

Over 100 Dutch girls, young women forced into prostitution in Belgium, Germany

Over a hundred Dutch girls and women have been exploited in prostitution in Belgium and Germany in recent years, according to a study by the Center for Child Trafficking and Human Traffic

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