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England’s chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty has issued a stark warning that coronavirus cases will rise again if people do not follow social distancing guidance.
World No 1 Rory McIlroy believes it would have been “silly” to cancel this week’s Travelers Championship and has praised the PGA Tour’s handling of the coronavirus situation.
Zak Crawley is relishing the chance to stake his claim for a spot in England’s top-order in the build-up to next month’s first Test against West Indies.
Wheelchair tennis will be held at the US Open after organisers were criticised for excluding it from their initial plans.
Strictly Come Dancing will be back on our TV screens later this year, but it will be a shorter series than usual.
The singer Margarita Pracatan, best known for her appearances on The Clive James Show, has died at the age of 89.
A leading British DJ has told Sky News the government’s plans for reopening the live music sector have been a “shambles”.
An autistic teenager who threw a six-year-old boy from the Tate Modern viewing platform had a “well-documented history of violent behaviour” and was only allowed to leave his supported accommodation for four hours a day without supervision, the Old Bailey has heard.
Three people have been seriously injured after an explosion at a house in south Wales.
Swedish telecoms company Ericsson has said it would be capable of replacing all of the Huawei equipment in the UK’s 5G network if the British government decides to ban the Chinese vendor.
