Wrestling and fencing among sports in Paris with no British athletes competing
Volleyball and Handball are team sports with no GB representation at the 2024 Olympics.
UK Sport|Jul 22
UK Sport
10000 results - Page 87 of 667
Smell of human stress affects dogs’ emotions, study finds
A pessimistic response reflects a negative emotional state, researchers suggested.
UK News|Jul 22
UK News
Starmer sets out plan to ‘fire up’ UK skills and cut reliance on foreign labour
The Prime Minister said young people in the UK have been ‘let down’ by a lack of opportunity and a ‘fragmented and broken’ skills system.
UK News|Jul 22
UK News
What the contenders to be next England manager have said so far
The Football Association is looking for ‘an exceptional leader’ following Southgate’s departure.
UK Sport|Jul 22
UK Sport
Starmer: ‘Not an easy decision’ for Biden to abandon re-election hopes
Sir Keir Starmer said he respected Joe Biden’s decision not to seek another term in the White House.
UK News|Jul 22
UK News
Buy-to-let mortgage market has shrunk ‘amid challenges for landlords’
Strong rental demand and lending standards could mean the buy-to-let sector emerges from the downturn sooner than expected, UK Finance said.
UK News|Jul 22
UK News
Russell Findlay confirms Scottish Tory leadership bid
The party’s justice spokesman is the first candidate to formally declare in the contest to replace Douglas Ross as Scottish leader.
UK News|Jul 22
UK News
Leading contenders for spots on the Democratic ticket
The president has thrown his support behind Vice President Kamala Harris.
World News|Jul 22
World News
Judoka Chris Hunt Skelley feels tough road to Paris has only made him stronger
Hunt Skelley’s tears of joy after winning the men’s B2 under-100kg final three years ago became one of the most memorable moments in Tokyo.
UK Sport|Jul 22
UK Sport
Political actions taken by the West have reignited a threat to European stability
I READ Colin Vaudin’s article of 27 June and, as usual, found much in it I agreed with. However, I do not accept his view that, in this instance, Russia is the aggressor. Is Russia’s invasion of the Ukraine any different from the UK and France’s invasion of Egypt in 1956, when they saw their lifeline through the Suez Canal threatened? It is certainly more justifiable than the actions of the United States when it invaded Mexico and aggressively annexed Texas, California and Nevada in 1848. These acts were just as ‘illegal’ as Russia’s acts to defend its vital interests.
Readers' Letters|Jul 22
Readers' Letters
Voices
Kamala Harris looks to seal Democratic nomination after Joe Biden steps aside
Joe Biden’s exit has upended both parties’ plans for the presidential race.
World News|Jul 22
World News
Search for missing after flooding and bridge collapse in China kill at least 25
Rescuers said about 20 cars and 30 people were still unaccounted for.
World News|Jul 22
World News
Low response to Island Development Plan review
JUST a handful of responses to the Island Development Plan review have been received so far, with less than a week to go until the consultation deadline.
News|Jul 22
News
Teenager first to be given a ‘bladder pacemaker’ at new children’s service
Evelina London Children’s Hospital has launched the UK’s first paediatric bladder neuromodulation service.
UK News|Jul 21
UK News
Use randomly selected ‘citizens panels’ to help fight populism, says think tank
Demos has urged greater public participation in policy making, including through citizens assemblies.
UK News|Jul 21
UK News