Новости за 03.08.2024

Fellow celebrities and fans called the injury ‘brutal’ and ‘debilitating’

Recent live shows have seen Smith dance in a corset and bare their bottom, leading traditionalists to worry about their Proms performance. But the singer delivers a beautiful, harmless night of music

Families speak to Holly Bancroft about how they are juggling work with summer holiday childcare

Exclusive: More than 9,200 ex-prisoners left homeless in past 12 months, analysis shows

One of the rarest animals on earth is making itself at home at a zoo in the UK.

The 24-year-old is reportedly considering joining Atletico Madrid.

The Amazon is entering its driest period, from August to September

A Chinese badminton player proposed to his Olympic gold medallist partner after she took home the top prize in the mixed doubles on Friday, 2 August at Paris 2024.

With historic towns, cloud-cloaked forests and local tapas, Benjamin Salmon finds that the north of this island challanges all his preconceptions of what a Canaray Islands holiday looks like

A promising junior golfer who turned down trials at Manchester City, Hinchliffe has an Olympics legend in his corner as he looks to continue his breakthrough year at Paris

The pair will meet in the gold medal match at Roland Garros in an immediate rematch of the Wimbledon final

There are 27 gold medals to be won on the busiest day of the Olympics so far, building up to the women’s100m final

The club said the city ‘will forever be for all’.

Israeli military’s attack on aid convoy in Gaza in April that killed seven people was the result of serious failures of defense procedures, according to Australian investigation

Little model boats hang from the ceiling and maritime paintings adorn the walls of the basilica of Notre Dame de la Garde, which from the highest hill dominates the bay of Marseille where sailing regattas are being held for the 2024 Olympics

With an interest in a pipeline for Russian gas, the Czech billionaire is now facing ministerial scrutiny. But that might be the least of the problems facing anyone running Britain’s postal service, writes Chris Blackhurst

Trump says he will debate Harris at an arena ‘full of audience’

Marseille, host of the 2024 Olympics sailing competition, is a city of contrasts

Sister-in-law dynamics are complicated and competitive. Just look at the famous rift between Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. Anya Meyerowitz speaks to the experts about why these relationships can be so difficult to manage, and how to make them better

For most millennial women, a big day and a white dress were always part of the dream. But between couples meeting later in life, house prices and fertility anxiety, many of us are bypassing the vows and choosing nappy duty instead. Are weddings on the way out? asks Lucy Thackray

Bottomless brunches. Boozy pottery classes. ‘Hot girl art nights’. In a climate of endless work, weekends have been swallowed up by elaborate events and painful examples of organised fun – and many feel guilty if they just want to laze about for two days. Is there a way out of this trap, asks Ellie Muir

Despite being designated a World Heritage site, few people choose this area for a Hellenic holiday (or could place it on a map) – Mark Jones fell for its charms years ago, and has returned to see if it still stands up for an authentic Greek getaway

The ‘Pop Idol’ survivor and frequent chart-topper is back with his ninth album. He sits down with Alim Kheraj to discuss feeling like ‘an island’ as a gay man in pop in the Noughties, his harrowing experience of abuse at boarding school, and the realities of dating on the apps as he gets older

Refugees fleeing a brutal civil war in Sudan speak to Peter Caton at an Action Against Hunger site over the southern border

The podcaster is back on Netflix with a live stand-up special, his first in six years. It’s one of the streamer’s tentpole comedy events, writes Louis Chilton... but not for the right reasons