Pep Guardiola has plenty to think about over the summer after a last-16 defeat to Al-Hilal in the United States A manager rejuvenated is no overblown assessment of Pep Guardiola, whose friendly wave to this correspondent during a morning training session at Manchester City’s Boca Raton camp was emblematic of...
F1 chief wants to see record-breaking Silverstone stay on calendar for good
‘Silverstone has the right characteristics to stay for ever’ Domenicali to raise Brexit ‘complications’ with Starmer The Formula One chief executive, Stefano Domenicali, has said he would like the British Grand Prix at Silverstone to remain on the F1 calendar for ever, with the event set to host what is...
The Breakdown | Farrell’s five selection posers in big week for Lions hoping to make Test squad
Time is short in Australia to make an impression on Andy Farrell and be one of the 23 in Brisbane on 19 July The British & Irish Lions have barely started their trek around Australia, but the all-important Test series is fast approaching. Some definitive selection calls will soon have...
Wimbledon’s rampant British players deliver joint-best performance since 1976
Ten Britons will play in second round at SW19 Jack Pinnington Jones leads charge with fine win It was always asking a lot for there to be a repeat of the heroics of the opening day at Wimbledon but thanks to Jack Draper, Dan Evans and Jack Pinnington Jones, the...
Coco Gauff knocked out of Wimbledon in first round by nerveless Dayana Yastremska
Ukrainian beats French Open champion 7-6 (3), 6-1 Gauff’s loss provides biggest upset of tournament so far “Yeah, this definitely sucks,” said a tearful Coco Gauff. She was trying, and struggling, to put her finger on why she had become the most high profile casualty of a typically consequential first...
Novak Djokovic survives stomach bug and dogged Müller to reach second round
Seven-time champion wins 6-1, 6-7 (3), 6-2, 6-2 ‘I have earned the right to think I can go all the way’ At Wimbledon they are calling it the massacre of the seeds. And it has been bloodier than any grand slam in history. On the men’s side, four of the...
Is it true that … we’re all a little bit intolerant to dairy?
Occasional sensitivity to lactose can occur as we get older, or through stress, but for most people it’s only temporary Most of us aren’t inherently dairy intolerant, but we can go through periods where we become more sensitive to lactose in our diet, says Amanda Avery, an associate professor in...
Women’s Euro 2025: countdown to kick-off as tournament begins in Switzerland – live
News, previews and more as the tournament beings Mail Emillia | Interactive player guide | Wallchart The narrative arc of women’s football in Switzerland is a familiar one: from apathy to hostility to mockery to inertia to change. Now the country will host one of the biggest events in the...
Tracking sea ice is ‘early warning system’ for global heating – but the US is halting data sharing
News comes as research finds record lows of Antarctic sea ice had seen more icebergs splintering off ice shelves Scientists analysing the cascading impacts of record low levels of Antarctic sea ice fear a loss of critical US government satellite data will make it harder to track the rapid changes...
‘Tiny melodies’: musician uses moths’ flight data to compose piece about their decline
Ellie Wilson’s piece titled Moth x Human assigns different sounds to the species on Parsonage Down in Salisbury They are vital pollinators who come out at night, but now moths have emerged into the bright light of day as co-creators of a new piece of music – composed using the...