The teen madness
Greece is in my blood, says Prince Charles before landmark royal visit
Alex Ferguson out of coma and speaking to hospital visitors
Brexit: Boris Johnson challenges Theresa May to sack him for calling customs plan ‘crazy’
Trump scraps nuclear deal and puts new sanctions on Tehran updated
Yesterday in a high school a teacher murder was recorded during the class. The murders are two students.
Alex Ferguson out of coma and speaking to hospital visitors
Sir Alex Ferguson, the former Manchester United manager, underwent surgery after a brain haemorrhage TIMES PHOTOGRAPHER BRADLEY ORMESHER
Trump scraps nuclear deal and puts new sanctions on Tehran updated
President Trump announced his decision to pull out of the Iran nuclear deal despite strenuous diplomatic efforts by Britain, France and Germany to persuade him to stay in REUTERS
Police dogs trained to fight marauding terrorists
Belgian malinois are already used in the US to sniff out bombs and drugs, and one was used in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden ROBYN BECK/AFP/GETTY IMAGES
Brexit: Boris Johnson challenges Theresa May to sack him for calling customs plan ‘crazy’
Boris Johnson faced Theresa May across the cabinet table today hours after saying her plans would create a “whole new web of bureaucracy” HANNAH MCKAY/REUTERS
Greece is in my blood, says Prince Charles before landmark royal visit
The Prince of Wales and Gerard Collomb, the French interior minister (left) in Lyon today REUTERS
Labour MP Heidi Alexander quits to be deputy London mayor
Heidi Alexander said she was looking forward to helping Sadiq Khan, the mayor, make London’s transport the envy of the world CAROLINE TEO/GLA/PA
Self-driving Uber detected pedestrian before killing her
The Volvo SUV’s sensors acknowledged Elaine Herzberg and her bicycle but “decided” that evasive action was unnecessary ERIC RISBERG/AP
OBITUARY Bruce Tulloh obituary
Barefoot athlete described as the ‘original Forrest Gump’ who broke the record for running from coast to coast in the United States
PREMIER LEAGUE Fallen clubs lock horns in desperate battle for survival
Back when Southampton were safely ensconced in the upper echelons of the Premier League and their sensible, seemingly sustainable rise from the third tier was the sort of best-practice story that no one could get enough of, the club’s executive director, Les Reed, gave an interview. “The aspiration is to be there at the top and compete with the best,” he told The Guardian. “That’s what we want the players to buy into when they sign here at nine years of age, not to go to a bigger club or a more successful club.” If that seems a tad hubristic in hindsight, it is hard not to be overcome by a similar feeling when reading the words of Leon Britton from the 2012-13 season in…
