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US Open 2025: Medvedev's shock exit, racket smash, and fallout after straight-sets loss to Bonzi
Daniil Medvedev crashed out of the US Open in the first round to Benjamin Bonzi, losing in straight sets and smashing his racket in a heated outburst. His wife Daria was seen visibly upset and left the stadium early with their daughter. The defeat brings him £300,000 in prize money, a steep drop from the champion’s purse, and could prompt an ATP investigation into his conduct on court.
Supermarket fuel additives row: UK mechanic warns drivers, retailers push back
A UK mechanic with 17 years’ experience says supermarket fuel often lacks the detergents found in branded fuels, risking engine deposits and long-term costs. He advises alternating between premium and standard fuel. Supermarkets reject the claim and say their fuel meets strict standards. Here’s what additives actually do, what the rules say, and how drivers can decide.
Trent Alexander-Arnold to Real Madrid leaves Liverpool's Slot scrambling for answers
Trent Alexander-Arnold told Liverpool he might stay, then sealed a fast-tracked Real Madrid move before the Club World Cup. Arne Slot built his summer plans around him and now has to rethink weeks before pre-season. Madrid paid around £10m to register him early despite a free agency date of June 30. At his unveiling, he switched his shirt to 'Trent' and took No. 12.
Everton vs Brighton: New Hill Dickinson Stadium Debut Ends in 2-0 Win
Everton opened their new Hill Dickinson Stadium with a 2-0 win over Brighton, closing the book on 133 years at Goodison Park. David Moyes’ team responded after a controversial opening-day loss to Leeds, with marquee signings settling in. Brighton arrived unbeaten in their last four at Everton but saw that run snapped. The game aired on Sky Sports in the UK and USA Network in the US.
Notting Hill Carnival 2025: Full Route Map, Times, and Smart Survival Guide
Notting Hill Carnival 2025 runs 23–25 August with a three-mile parade route through west London. Saturday hosts the ticketed steel band finals, Sunday is Family Day with J’ouvert and the Children’s Parade, and Monday brings the full Carnival. Expect huge crowds, road closures, and packed transport. Our guide covers the detailed route, viewing spots, safety tips, and how to get around.
Black History Tube Map: TfL and Black Cultural Archives celebrate 272 icons across London
Transport for London and Black Cultural Archives have reimagined the Tube map with 272 Black figures from pre-Tudor times to today. Released in October 2021 for Black History Month and BCA’s 40th anniversary, the themed map connects icons by fields like Arts, Sports, and Community Organisers. It spotlights pioneers from Mary Seacole to Khadija Saye and four transport workers who broke barriers.
Real Madrid ease past Oviedo: Mbappé brace and Vinícius seal 3-0 in La Liga
Kylian Mbappé scored twice and Vinícius Júnior added a stoppage-time third as Real Madrid beat newly-promoted Real Oviedo 3-0 at a sold-out Carlos Tartiere. Xabi Alonso’s side, missing several starters, controlled the game with a 4-3-3 and kept a second straight clean sheet. Madrid move to six points from two matches to start their title defense.
Gaurav Khanna on Bigg Boss 19 'highest-paid' tag: 'A rumour—or maybe not'
Anupamaa star Gaurav Khanna has entered Bigg Boss 19 with buzz that he’s the season’s highest-paid contestant. He neither confirmed nor denied the talk, calling it “a rumour—or maybe not.” With an estimated net worth near Rs 8 crore, his move from scripted drama to reality TV is a calculated pivot, and fans are watching how his calm, supportive screen image translates inside TV’s most chaotic house.
Epping Forest Court Ruling Forces Removal of Asylum Seekers From Bell Hotel After Escalating Protests
Epping Forest Council secured an injunction forcing asylum seekers' removal from Bell Hotel after weeks of protests sparked by criminal charges against a resident. The High Court sided with the council despite Home Office opposition, ordering the hotel's closure to asylum seekers without proper planning permission, with a permanent injunction hearing ahead.
Police Probe Extremist Banner, Nazi Salute at Falkirk Anti-Asylum Protest
Police are investigating extremist actions at a massive protest outside a Falkirk hotel housing asylum seekers. Around 1,000 anti-immigration protesters displayed a banner with violent rhetoric, performed Nazi salutes, and wore far-right symbols. Two men were arrested, and police continue their inquiries amid public condemnation.
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