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Team GB win gold in first-ever triathlon mixed relay 30th July 2021

Team GB have won a gold medal in the first-ever triathlon mixed relay at the Olympics.

Two women seriously hurt after tree falls on 'outdoor party' as winds of almost 70mph batter UK 30th July 2021

Two women have been seriously injured after being struck by a falling oak tree as Storm Evert continues to batter the South East of England.

Tories could be in danger of losing more than a dozen 'blue wall' seats - poll 30th July 2021

The Conservatives could be in danger of losing more than a dozen seats in their so-called "blue wall" heartlands, a new poll suggests.

Wembley steward admits stealing lanyards for ticketless Euro fans to enter stadium 30th July 2021

A teenager has admitted stealing lanyards, hi-vis steward jackets, wristbands and other items so that ticketless football fans could get into Wembley Stadium for the Euro 2020 final.

Five sentenced over roles in Bristol 'Kill the Bill' riot 30th July 2021

Five people have been sentenced for their part in a Bristol riot in March this year.

Ben Stokes to take indefinite break from all cricket to 'prioritise his mental well-being' 30th July 2021

Ben Stokes has announced he is to take an "indefinite" break from all forms of cricket to "prioritise his mental well-being".

Campaigners win legal battle over plans for road tunnel near Stonehenge 30th July 2021

Campaigners have won a High Court battle over Transport Secretary Grant Shapps's decision to approve a controversial road project which includes a tunnel near Stonehenge.

'Yobbish' ex-estate agent handed suspended sentence for assaulting Chris Whitty 30th July 2021

A "yobbish" former estate agent who assaulted England's chief medical officer has been handed a suspended jail sentence.

UK records 29,622 new coronavirus cases and 68 more deaths 30th July 2021

The UK has reported 29,622 new COVID-19 cases and 68 more coronavirus-related deaths in the latest 24-hour period, according to government data.

Infection rates rise across most of UK - but 'possible signs' of slowing in England 30th July 2021

Infection rates have continued to rise across England, Wales and Northern Ireland - but dropped in Scotland, according to the latest estimates.