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July 01, 2026

Wimbledon sensation leaves pupils starstruck

ITALY’S Tyra Grant delighted a group of Bristol schoolchildren when she stopped to take photos with them and sign their merchandise at Wimbledon.

1 mins

West’s new ‘super trust’ covers 13 hospital sites

BRISTOL’S two NHS trusts have merged to create one of the largest health bodies in the country.

2 mins

‘When did we stop using the word death?’

KIRSTIE Allsopp said she “stumbled across the most divisive issue of all time” when she blasted the use of the word ‘passing’ instead of ‘death’.

2 mins

Island marks 20 years ‘rat-free’ as seabird numbers hit 40,000

NUMBERS of puffins and other seabirds have soared on an island since it was declared “rat-free” 20 years ago, conservationists have said.

2 mins

Signed Beatle book fetches charity shop £950

A BOOK signed by Sir Paul McCartney has sold for nearly £1,000 after being donated to a charity shop.

1 mins

‘We need a shift in how we see homelessness’

THE Prince of Wales has said homelessness is “a systemic failure” as he called for better approaches to help prevent it during a visit to central London.

2 mins

Business park plan a step closer

CONSTRUCTION work on a business park near the M5 in Somerset could begin before Christmas if plans are approved.

1 mins

‘Great concern’ after 200-home plan in flooding zone approved

A JUDGE’S decision that homes can be built despite being doomed to flood will cause “great concern”, a council has warned.

3 mins

Bosses won't reveal why airport has lost millions

GLOUCESTERSHIRE Airport bosses won't tell the public why the Staverton airfield has cost taxpayers millions of pounds in recent years despite the site offering ‐unique‐ services.

2 mins

'Blobbymania' alive and well as historic outfit sells for #8.5k

AN original ‐Mr Blobby‐ costume has sold for #8,500 at auction.

2 mins

Father denies murder of baby son

A FATHER has denied murdering his four-week-old son by shaking him.

1 mins

Archive of iconic Bowie to tour UK for first time

THE V&A's David Bowie archive is to go on a tour of the UK that includes a stop in Bristol.

2 mins

Under pressure kitchens firm is poised to close two West stores

KITCHENS firm Magnet is to shut two West stores among a total of 15 across the country as part of a major restructuring.

1 mins

£50m to fix New Cut walls ‘is a no-brainer’

PENDING £50 million over five years to ‘stop all our roads falling into the river’ by repairing the crumbling New Cut walls is a ‘no-brainer’, a Bristol City Council meeting heard.

1 mins

PM unveils UK’s £15bn defence spending plan

SIR Keir Starmer said the UK had to be prepared for war to be able to deter potential enemies as he set out the £15bn defence investment plan (Dip).

4 mins

Camilla entertains Rowling

QUEEN Camilla held an audience yesterday with Harry Potter creator JK Rowling at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.

1 mins

Murray hails deal to end strikes by doctors

SETTLING the resident doctors dispute will cost £200 million this year, the Government's Health Secretary has said, but James Murray added that is “less than the cost of one more week's worth of strikes”.

2 mins

Qatar attempts to mediate as US envoys arrive

TWO United States envoys arrived in Qatar yesterday for talks with mediators about the implementation of an initial deal to end the war in Iran.

1 mins

Ukrainian expatriate is hurt in Monaco blast

SEARCH was under way yesterday for a suspect who fled on foot after an explosive device placed in an apartment building entrance in Monaco injured three people, including a man reported to be a Ukrainian tycoon, the principality’s chief prosecutor has said.

2 mins

Lively Lipman does musical joyful justice

AS a vehicle for star of stage and screen Dame Maureen Lipman, now celebrating her 80th year, this new musical comedy Allegra is perfect.

2 mins

Community a step closer to buying theatre

A SIX-YEAR battle over plans to turn a Somerset theatre into new homes has ended in defeat for the developer.

2 mins

Palestine Action barrister to face contempt hearing

A LEADING barrister will face proceedings over an alleged contempt of court during his closing speech in a Palestine Action criminal damage trial, it has been announced.

3 mins

Barclays’ £750m Wharf deal a ‘strong endorsement’ of capital

BARCLAYS has taken control of its global headquarters based out of Canary Wharf in a £750m deal hailed as a “strong endorsement” of the financial district and the capital itself.

1 mins

Sainsbury’s chief in energy cuts plea

THE boss of Sainsbury’s has urged the next prime minister to address rising energy costs as food inflation continues to concern shoppers.

2 mins

Awards honour Vincents stalwarts

TWO long-serving Vincents employees were recognised by the Royal Cornwall Agricultural Association (RCAA) with long service awards at last month's Royal Cornwall Show, marking more than 40 years of dedication each to the South West family business.

1 mins

RABI’s Farmers Aid app is launched at Royal Cornwall Show

DURING last month's Royal Cornwall Show, thousands of visitors to the event had the opportunity to explore FarmersAid, the new mobile app designed by the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution (RABI) to help people respond quickly and confidently in the event of a serious on-farm accident.

1 mins

Production of food has to be priority, says NFU

THE Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has published its long-term plan for how the Government will work in partnership with farmers to ensure that farming, and the farming communities that support the industry, can thrive for generations to come.

4 mins

Pollution scandal

I'VE heard some pretty crass statements from elected representatives over the years. I have taken part in collective eye-rolling with other observers as various individuals appointed by popular vote to run local affairs have stood proudly on their metaphorical soapboxes and made utterances of the profoundest dumbness.

4 mins

Long-term risks of your kids getting sunburned

A dermatologist and a Cancer Research UK expert explain the potential damage to young skin and offer their advice on sun safety.

4 mins

RICHARD IRVINE

DOUBLE TROUBLE FOR A FIRST TIME DAD OF TWINS

2 mins

Aim high with beauty that's worth the wait

THE GIANT HIMALAYAN LILY IS SLOW TO FLOWER BUT YOU CAN MARVEL AT ITS BLOOMS NOW

2 mins

Give slow-burner a sporting chance

THANK you again to Channel 4 for throwing a lifeline to all of us who don't care which team topped Group L at the World Cup and who's likeliest to dominate Centre Court at Wimbledon.

1 mins

Australia reach final

ELLYSE Perry gave Australia an injury scare ahead of the Women’s T20 World Cup final by retiring hurt during her side’s semi-final win over the West Indies at The Oval.

1 mins

Swan stops British rot with ‘number one’ win

KATIE Swan savoured her greatest moment on a tennis court after overcoming career-threatening injury issues to keep the British flag flying at Wimbledon.

1 mins

Virtue signs for Swindon

SWINDON Town have signed experienced midfield man Matty Virtue on a two-year contract.

1 mins

You've got to be yourself, says Gloucester's Seb

SEB Atkinson is ready to leave his mark on a player who has influenced his own game when he collides with Damian de Allende in England’s clash with South Africa on Saturday, writes Duncan Bech.

1 mins

Orient front man Ballard on City radar

City have reportedly seen an initial offer rejected by Leyton Orient for striker Dom Ballard, writes Daniel Clark.

1 mins

Ambition jumped out at me, says Aitchison

JACK Aitchison was impressed by Bristol Rovers’ “ambition to get promoted” having signed for the club on Monday evening.

2 mins

England prepared for shoot-out - Madueke

NONI Madueke says England are taking penalty practice “extremely seriously” as Thomas Tuchel’s side head into the World Cup knockout stages, writes Simon Peach.

1 mins

Not the time for job talk, says Klopp

JURGEN Klopp says it is “not the right moment” to talk about becoming head coach of Germany following their World Cup exit.

1 mins

Penalty heartache for Germany, Netherlands

GERMANY and the Netherlands crashed out of the World Cup on penalties on Monday.

1 mins

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