Diamond Races to emulate the Isle of Man TT and North West 200 events on a 12.4-mile road course that takes in the breathtaking views of the south-west coast
Musician, groupie and style icon was popular figure on the Sunset Strip scene of the 1960s
Visiting captain admitted that his nation does not have the financial resources that the series' victors do
'Can you see everybody?' asks the Princess Royal
'Can you see everybody?' asks the Princess Royal
Follow the latest from the Premier League's summer transfer window as champions Liverpool continue their pursuit to strengthen while Chelsea look to land their third major signing of the summer in the form of Bayer Leverkusen's Kai Havertz
Singer shares photographs from holiday in Italy to mark the occasion
Sport Minister Nigel Huddleston is confident that the correct measures are in place for the safe return of fans to cricket fixtures, the World Snooker Championship and Glorius Goodwood over the coming days
Britain's busiest airport has now fallen behind Palma and five other European hubs in the number of flights operated
Bowler took his 500th wicket on the final day of the series as England beat the West Indies 2-1 and at 34 years old, he believes he still has many years of success ahead of him
Musical first opened at Her Majesty's Theatre in 1986
Police operating under model dating back to 1962, despite major changes driven by 'technology, globalisation and social change'
Singer promoted the same video that caused Donald Trump Jr to be suspended by Twitter
Gemma Arterton plays Alice, her village's local Grinch and folklore expert, whose heart melts upon the arrival of a child evacuee
Britain's first folk arts centre is 90 years old this year. It has survived bombs, class struggles and changing times but its influence on music has been vast. Helen Brown traces its remarkable history and talks to Shirley Collins, Peggy Seeger and Rachel Unthank about its enduring legacy
Systems have an error rate of up to 50 per cent when trying to identify masked individuals
The pandemic has cultivated a movie ecosystem in which low-budget horror thrives, writes Annabel Nugent. In what other climate would a dirt-cheap, vlogger-centric film be able to lay claim to the box office No 1 spot in high summer?
Oldest marine samples ever studied revived in laboratory and found to carry oxygen
'The effects of hunger on young bodies (and minds) are serious and long-lasting, and exacerbate social inequalities', government report finds
'I'm so ill and some people are telling me this is a figment of my imagination. It truly feels like a nightmare'
Pramila Jayapal says 'there is no need for the president to activate you, because they're getting the president's personal agenda done'
'I thought she was very impressive'
'I have somebody breaking into cars. We have it on video' Luis Santos allegedly told police
Decision to discharge patients from NHS hospitals into care homes was 'appalling error'