Brit Burrage bows out 6-0/6-2 to Kasatkina on Centre Court
Burrage had seen off American Caty McNally in similar fashion on Monday but never really got to grips with this match against the number 11 seed
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Author: Charlie Stong
Sakkari cruising when rain falls again at Wimbledon
Greek No.8 seed leads Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk 5-0 in the first set
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Norrie through in four sets against Czech Machac
Cameron Norrie (12) bt Tomas Machac 6-3/4-6/6-1/6-4. By Charlie Stong on Court No.1 British number one Cameron Norrie is into
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Champion Rybakina through after early scare on Centre Court
Rybakina wins 4-6/6-1/6-2
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Boulter facing big challenge from Aussie Saville as heavens open at Wimbledon
Princess of Wales watches on on Court No.18
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A royal day out in the countryside just half an hour from the capital
Hatfield House is packed full of history and lies within splendid parkland in Hertfordshire
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Former Labour leader of Kensington and Chelsea council says national party has “lost its principles and values”
Emma Dent Coad stepped down as leader of Kensington and Chelsea Labour on Thursday, April 27, saying she quit the party she had been a member of for 40 years because it had become “unrecognisable” in a video released on her Twitter page.
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Catford pub to be sold at auction
The Ninth Life in Rushey Green will be sold at the Acuitus auction on May 18.
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Cop nicknamed ‘Creepy Campbell’ who sent texts to junior colleague asking for sex is sacked
A police misconduct panel found PC Alex Campbell had committed gross misconduct by inappropriately messaging two junior female officers he worked with.
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Reminder to only use hospitals in medical emergency ahead of busy bank holiday weekend
St George’s, Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals and Health Group has voiced the warning in the run-up to the three-day weekend which will include the coronation of King Charles III.
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Five-year-old rings bell to mark end of chemotherapy treatment
Jackson Hall celebrated by ringing a bell to mark the end his treatment with cheers of support from family, friends, St George’s Hospital staff and a celebrity video message, marking it ‘St Jackson’s Day’.
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Tennis legend Roger Federer to visit Greenwich courts
Greenwich council documents said the eight-time Wimbledon champion will visit Bostall Gardens tennis courts in Abbey Wood – the first of six sites to benefit from a £300,000 refurbishment from the Lawn Tennis Association (LTA).
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New plan for almost 800 homes near Fairfield Halls in Croydon
Land between the centre and Croydon College was supposed to be built on by council-owned developer Brick by Brick, which is due to be wound up next year after contributing to the authority’s first bankruptcy notice.
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Nursery slips from outstanding to inadequate after damning Ofsted report
An inspector criticised the nursery, which has 76 children registered at it, for failing to keep children safe.
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New leader for GLA Conservatives
At their AGM yesterday, the Assembly’s nine-strong Tory group selected Neil Garratt as their new leader, who stood uncontested.
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More trains for Docklands Light Railway
From Monday, May 15, timetable changes will come in across the DLR to bring more services to all routes, especially at peak times.
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Herne Hill: A village in the heart of the capital
People living and working in Herne Hill love that the area has the cosmopolitan feel of other areas of the capital while keeping its community spirit.
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Anger as seventh bar applies to open in street
Immortals Wine Bar wants to serve alcohol until midnight every day in a former barber shop in Lewisham Way, New Cross.
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Night-time rehearsal for coronation in central London
Campers got a preview of what will happen on Saturday and also had a first glimpse of the 260-year-old Gold State carriage.
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