Former champion Kerber into second week after stunning comeback win
German through after early scare against Belarusian
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Author: Charlie Stong
Day Three: A decent day for the Brits, with Evans, Norrie and Raducanu all through at Wimbledon
British number one Evans beat Dusan Lajovic 6-3, 6-3, 6-4, while Norrie saw off France’s Lucas Pouile 6-7, 7-5, 6-2, 7-5. Raducanu also made it through, beating Vitalia Diatchenko 7-6, 6-0.
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Number 2 seed given huge fright by Brit Katie Boulter
World number 219 takes Aryna Sabalenca all the way on Centre Court
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Djokovic sweeps aside Anderson despite more falls on Centre Court
The Serb was clinical throughout his 6-3, 6-3, 6-3 win, not offering his opponent a single break point during the 1hr 41mins on Centre Court.
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Murray returns to Wimbledon with a win
Murray lit up Centre Court, victorious in the SW19 evening sunshine
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New attractions for London Zoo as lockdown eases in the UK
Two exciting new attractions are in store for visitors to London Zoo this spring as the country prepares for the next stage of lockdown easing.
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More than 500 people have died with coronavirus at St George’s Hospital
A total of 507 patients have now died after testing positive for Covid-19 at St George’s since March 2020.
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Youngsters nominated for Prince’s Trust Award for positive contribution to community
The award recognises the positive contribution young people make to their local community whilst developing their own skills.
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Schools better prepared for home working, with live lessons online until at least mid-February
Originally secondary schools across London were set to return to school from January 11, a week later than normal.
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Supermarkets urged to enforce mask-wearing over fears they are becoming Covid hotspots
Infection rates are continuing to rise in London – the worst affected area of the UK – due to the new coronavirus strain that is up to 0.7 per cent more virulent.
Read MoreAlmost 100 patients being treated with coronavirus at Croydon University Hospital
As of Sunday there were 88 patients, with some in intensive care.
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Habitual thief jailed for 30 years after stabbing man to death in Croydon over Gucci bag
Samuel Odupitan, 24, of Longheath Gardens, Croydon, murdered Tyler Roye, 24, during the early hours of Wednesday, February 26 in Bywood Avenue, Croydon.
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Nonagenarians win award for commitment to cancer charity
Gloria Florzani, 92, from Selsdon, and June Prideaux , 91, from Anerley, met at a youth club in 1944 when they were both 16.
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Hammersmith and Fulham parks to be regularly patrolled by wardens and police officers
The officers will form part of a 72-strong Neighbourhood Enforcement Team (NET).
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Mum’s fundraiser to buy thousands of personal alarms for kids to ward off predators
Chelsea Maffia, 24, who lives near Bromley, decided to start the fundraiser on platform Gofundme after she was shocked by a video of a young girl nearly abducted by an alleged rapist while on her way to school in Mitcham.
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Remember with St Christopher’s this Christmas
The local charity will be offering an opportunity for people to come together virtually as they hold their first ever online version of the annual Remembering with St Christopher’s event.
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Warbo: When on top, you must take advantage
Queens Park Rangers manager Mark Warburton rued his side’s failure to capitalise on early dominance as the Hoops went down 3-0 to Barnsley at Oakwell on Tuesday night, writes Charlie Stong.
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Warburton: When you are on top you have to take advantage – QPR boss reflects on 3-0 loss at Barnsley
Queens Park Rangers manager Mark Warburton rued his side’s failure to capitalise on early dominance as the Hoops went down 3-0 to Barnsley at Oakwell on Tuesday night. Rangers have now not won in seven Championship matches – and have failed to score in their past four games.
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Nine predictions for the future of travel
With few facets of our lives and world unchanged by the unparalleled impact of the coronavirus pandemic, travel too will be forever re-shaped by this extraordinary moment in time.
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