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Just after 1pm, the stalls burst open on a gloriously sunny day at Newcastle, jockey James Sullivan sent 22-1 outsider Zodiakos into an early lead, and professional sport returned to Britain for the first time since March 17.
Paris Saint-Germain have confirmed the signing of striker Mauro Icardi on a permanent deal from Inter Milan.
Premier League referees are hoping to take charge of a series of friendlies over the next fortnight as part of preparations for their return to competitive action.
Lewis Hamilton has criticised the Formula 1 community for “staying silent” following the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
Mary Robinson is a former President of Ireland and UN Human Rights Commissioner.
Millions of sub-standard face masks and thousands of fake hand sanitisers have been seized at Heathrow since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic.
There was just one recorded death of a person with coronavirus in Scotland in the last 24 hours – but First Minister Nicola Sturgeon warned progress made against COVID-19 was “not irreversible”.
Street art is having a moment. While galleries are closed, deserted cities across the UK offer an irresistible canvas for creatives.
The artist Christo, famous for his wrappings of landmark buildings and monuments, and colourful public sculptures, has died at the age of 84.
A Metropolitan Police officer is facing the sack over allegations he asked a revenge porn victim to send him naked pictures of herself.
