Was this England's own Hand of God? MARK CLATTENBURG on the spidercam storm - and what the technology really shows

SIR IAN BOTHAM: Join my fight to stop Miliband's monster turbines wrecking some of England's loveliest landscapes

SIR IAN BOTHAM: Join my fight to stop Miliband's monster turbines wrecking some of England's loveliest landscapes

David Beckham marks Father’s Day with photos of son Brooklyn as family rift deepens

The former England footballer shared old family pictures and described fatherhood as his “most important job”, while his eldest son made no public post for the occasion The post David Beckham marks Father’s Day with photos of son Brooklyn as family rift deepens appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Harry mobbed by nurses on visit to children’s hospital

The Duke of Sussex posed for photos as he marked the work of the WellChild charity in Birmingham.

Australian man adorably crashes a runway show by accident, and some hail him a ‘legend’

He gave them his best Blue Steel without even knowing it. The post Australian man adorably crashes a runway show by accident, and some hail him a ‘legend’ appeared first on Upworthy.

The UK has let Harry down again

Jennie Bond: Since the Duke of Sussex was a babe in arms, he's been shadowed by protection officers

Britain’s Only Known Anglo‑Saxon Die Stamp Sheds New Light On Sutton Hoo-Type Helmets

Conny Waters - AncientPages.com - A rare Anglo-Saxon die stamp found near Lynsted, Kent, may alter our understanding of the origins of some of Britain’s most significant archaeological treasures. The small copper-alloy object, discovered by metal detectorist Stephen Newbury, dates to the late sixth or early seventh century. Experts believe it was used to produce []

Art Science & Flags Collide at Sail4th 250

By Selva Ozelli, image Flag CCL Series by Selva Ozelli for Four Museums In central London’s Waterloo Place, a life-size statue of Banksy titled “Flag Man” emerged overnight late April as King Charles who was only the second British monarch to address U.S. Congress, following his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, in 1991, framed environmental stewardship as a []

‘The Church needs her sons’: Catholic podcast hosts call men to embrace fatherhood and faith

Samuel Blair and Jason Angelette are fathers and husbands who share their knowledge and experiences on navigating life as Catholic men and leaders of their families on The Point Man Podcast. [...]

1966 England legend Bobby Charlton's daughter is a major BBC star

Sir Bobby Charlton is one of England's most legendary players, but did you know that the iconic footballer is the father to a famous BBC presenter? Read on for more

Watch: Aaron Taylor-Johnson is 'cursed' in Robert Eggers film 'Werwulf'

Watch: Aaron Taylor-Johnson is 'cursed' in Robert Eggers film 'Werwulf'

Our Mutant Genes

Today in The New York Review of Books: David Quammen takes a microscope to our genome; Ratik Asokan watches the World Cup at a mournful saloon; Jarrett Earnest eyes Carol Rama’s eye-filled abstract art; Travis Diehl revisits Eliza Douglas’s reworked paintings; and, from the archives, Kwame Anthony Appiah [] The post Our Mutant Genes first appeared on Attack the System.

Henry Nowak Is Britain

Henry Nowak Is Britain

Why are New Zealand players wearing black armbands on Day 1 of third Test vs England at Trent Bridge?

New Zealand players are spotted wearing black armbands on the opening day of the third Test against England at Trent Bridge to honour former fast bowler Bob Blair, who died on June 23, coincidentally on his 94th birthday. The tribute came as the Blackcaps began the series finale in Nottingham, with the team taking the field in remembrance of one of the country's most respected cricket figures.

Meghan Markle's surprising Irish heritage uncovered ahead of royal family reunion

Meghan Markle's little-known ancestry reveals an unexpected connection to both Ireland, and possibly the royal household itself, ahead of her visit to the UK

'An absolute superstar' - Bellingham England's hero again

England have had heroes before - but Jude Bellingham is a special one.

Podcast series tells full story of Mark ‘The Bird’ Fidrych, Northborough’s own who shot to national stardom 50 years ago

Fidrych captured the nation’s fancy in 1976 with quirks that were both endearing and authentic. The post Podcast series tells full story of Mark ‘The Bird’ Fidrych, Northborough’s own who shot to national stardom 50 years ago appeared first on Boston.com.

Impak Bellingham nadi kemenangan England

EAST RUTHERFORD: Jude Bellingham membuktikan statusnya sebagai nadi baharu England apabila meledak satu gol dan mencipta satu bantuan jaringan untuk mengemudi Three Lions menewaskan Panama 2-0 sekali gus muncul juara Kumpulan L Piala Dunia 2026. Persembahan cemerlang pemain tengah berusia 22 tahun itu turut mencetuskan nyanyian ikonik Hey Jude yang bergema di Stadium New York/New ... Read more The post Impak Bellingham nadi kemenangan England appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.

England have a secret weapon that Jude Bellingham has identified which was missing at the last Euros... and here's why it can lead them to World Cup glory

England have a secret weapon that Jude Bellingham has identified which was missing at the last Euros... and here's why it can lead them to World Cup glory

Bellingham reaching heights of World Cup legends with Messi next

Jude Bellingham against dazzled England and the World Cup with his brilliance, matching some records of the all-time records.

Jude Bellingham sets the standard England must quickly reach

For the racists and the plain pig-ignorant, England’s talisman Jude Bellingham is making himself damn hard to scapegoat

'Football joy is a reminder of ties still binding us'

Last night's win for England in the World Cup was dazzling, and we have a new unifying anthem for modern times, belted out by fans post-match: Wonderwall.

Andy Burnham and the politics of nostalgia

Starmer’s presumptive heir is locked in a battle over Britain’s past — and future — with Nigel Farage

Princess Diana’s Brother Posts Never-Before-Seen Childhood Photo of Her

Terry Fincher/Princess Diana Archive/Getty ImagesCharles Spencer, the brother of Diana, Princess of Wales, shared a never-before-seen photo of the beloved royal as a young girl.On July 8, Charles shared a childhood photo on Instagram of himself and his sister, the late Princess Diana, playing on a backyard swing set in 1966.Charles, then two years old, wears puffy blue bloomers and a white t-shirt and stares down at his legs while grasping the wooden swing’s chains. His golden-blond hair echoes the fluffy style he wears six decades later, though the hue has since turned entirely white.Read more at The Daily Beast.

A Royal Pain

Tom Bower is the only celebrity biographer who does his job properly. All his biographies are unauthorized, from his first essay in the form, the life of the Nazi sadist Klaus Butcher of Lyon Barbie, to his latest, Betrayal, on Meghan and Harry's campaign of self-enrichment and revenge. On the way, Bower has done the dirty on British politicians (Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown) and been sued by the media magnates Robert Maxwell, Richard Branson, Conrad Black, and also Richard Desmond, who made his money in pornography and then sank to newspaper publishing.The post A Royal Pain appeared first on .

Black Caps v England: Tom Latham, Devon Conway centuries give New Zealand honours on day one of test series decider

Black Caps v England: Tom Latham, Devon Conway centuries give New Zealand honours on day one of test series decider

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‘Milky Rosé Nails’ Make Your Hands Look Expensive in Seconds: Here’s How to Get the Look

Plus eight inspo photos to bring to your next salon appointment.

David and Victoria Beckham post pictures of Brooklyn in Father’s Day messages

It comes amid the feud with their eldest son.

Rory Bremner: SEND help. The children we are failing and simply mustn’t anymore

Britain's reputation as a compassionate, fair and responsible nation depends not on the promises we make, but on whether we keep them for the children who need us most. The post Rory Bremner: SEND help. The children we are failing and simply mustn’t anymore appeared first on Conservative Home.

Starmer turned UK into ‘authoritarian hellhole’ – George Galloway

Outgoing British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has turned the UK into an “authoritarian hellhole,” George Galloway told RT’s Rick Sanchez. Read Full Article at RT.com

‘Holy Grail’ of lost Beatles footage from ‘Top of the Pops’ debut recovered after six decades

Footage from the Beatles’first-ever appearance on British TV show “Top of the Pops” in 1964 has resurfaced — clips fans have long called the holy grail of Beatlemania. Film preservation group Film is Fabulous! announced it has unearthed a complete 35mm film of the Fab Four’s March 19, 1964 performance at BBC’s Television Theatrein London, []

Tom Holland reveals tattoo had to be digitally removed during nude Spider-Man scene for new film

It was all solved pretty quickly An unexpected problem arose during the filming of a scene of Spider-Man: Brand New Day, and it had to do with a tattoo of the film’s star, Tom Holland. Holland, 30, has the Spider-Man emblem on the bottom of his foot. The inking appeared in the final shot of []

‘F***ing gobsmacked’: Man survives swim through croc-infested waters

Sky News host Caleb Bond marvels at the reckless decision to chase a drifting boat through crocodile territory, saying the Victorian boatie was incredibly fortunate to make it back safely. “In the Northern Territory a man has risked his life swimming in croc-infested waters to retrieve his boat,” Mr Bond said. “The man who's believed to be from Victoria launched his boat from Shady Camp on the Mary River on Wednesday without securing it properly as he parked his car, so it floated away. “A local bloke by the name of Jack Page watched it all unfold and he said he was f***ing gobsmacked.”

Watergate Flats spreading its wings with new mural

RESIDENTS and visitors are just batty about a striking new mural at Watergate Flats in Limerick City, celebrating four of Ireland’s most iconic summer visitors, the swift, swallow, sand martin, and house martin. Created by Draw Out’s artist in residence, Louise Keely, the mural highlights these remarkable birds, known for their aerial acrobatics and long-distance [] The post Watergate Flats spreading its wings with new mural appeared first on Limerick Post.

Ex-Hostage Emily Damari Spotted at England World Cup Match in Powerful Image of Hope

Emily Damari, freed after 500+ days in Hamas captivity, was photographed cheering England at the 2026 World Cup, in a moment that moved thousands online.

10 Vintage Photos of The Beatles and Their Kids

The Beatles shared 11 children between them