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495 newsSafiullin Delivers Major Upset at Wimbledon 2026 as Osaka Advances
Roman Safiullin defeats Joao Fonseca in straight sets, shaking up the men's draw. Naomi Osaka moves forward after a dominant display. Key matches and prize money disputes add to the intensity.
McMurtry Spéirling Pure: The Fastest Production Car Ever Built
The McMurtry Spéirling Pure is now a reality, offering 1,000 horsepower, 3g cornering forces, and a revolutionary fan-based downforce system. Hand-built in the UK, this electric single-seater sets a new benchmark for track cars.
Forgotten Antarctic Fossil Reveals Unexpected Giant Dinosaur
A vertebra collected in Antarctica in 1985 has been identified as belonging to a titanosaur, one of the largest dinosaur groups. This discovery sheds new light on the continent’s ancient climate and its links to other southern landmasses.
Arthur Fery Reaches Wimbledon Third Round as British Women Exit
Arthur Fery advances after a comeback win at Wimbledon 2026. Madison Keys defeats Katie Swan, ending British hopes in women's singles. Iga Swiatek dominates Karolina Pliskova. Tournament intensity rises.
Sabalenka Dominates Wimbledon Opener as British Players Exit Early
Aryna Sabalenka secured a swift victory at Wimbledon, moving to the second round. British players faced early exits, including Cameron Norrie. The day featured intense matches and notable upsets.
Sinner Fights Back After Early Setback in Wimbledon Opener
Jannik Sinner, defending Wimbledon champion, faced a tough start against Miomir Kecmanovic. After dropping the first set, Sinner saved a critical break point in the second. The match highlights the unpredictability of early Grand Slam rounds.
Sinner Opens Wimbledon 2026 as Three Italians Headline Day One
Wimbledon 2026 launches in London with Jannik Sinner leading the action on Center Court. Two more Italians, Luciano Darderi and Elisabetta Cocciaretto, also debut. Key matches and broadcast details revealed.
Rafa Jódar Claims First Wimbledon Set in Debut Against Felix Gill
Rafa Jódar, 19, made his professional grass court debut at Wimbledon against local player Felix Gill. The Spaniard secured the first set with a single break, showing strong service games. The match drew attention for its high pace and decisive moments.
Rafa Jódar Faces Felix Gill in Wimbledon Debut After Injury Setback
Rafa Jódar enters Wimbledon’s first round after missing key grass events due to injury. The Spaniard meets British wildcard Felix Gill, raising questions about adaptation and form. Both players have limited experience on this surface.
Brexit Leaves UK Facing Political Instability and Diminished Global Role
Ten years after Brexit, the UK faces ongoing political turmoil and a weakened international position. The promise of renewed sovereignty has led to instability and a fractured party system.
Amateur Motorcyclist Dies in Fatal Crash at Alcarràs Circuit
A British rider living in Alicante died after a crash at the Alcarràs circuit. The incident occurred during the Copa JMR amateur race. Authorities are investigating the circumstances and response.
Kate Middleton completes Three Peaks Challenge to support cancer care
Kate Middleton has climbed the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales in 24 hours. The initiative aims to raise funds for a London hospital and highlight the impact of cancer beyond physical health.
Corendon Expands to Caribbean Cruises After Double Export Award
Corendon Group has launched regular Caribbean cruise routes, expanding its tourism portfolio. The company also received a double export champion award in Turkey, highlighting its rapid international growth.
Alonso Left Alone at the Back After Series of Retirements
Fernando Alonso was the only driver left at the rear after multiple retirements. He used the situation to gather technical data for Aston Martin. The team now focuses on preparations for the upcoming Silverstone race.
Three-Year-Old Girl Dies After Falling Into Pool in Pollença, Mallorca
A three-year-old girl has died in Mallorca after being found unconscious in a private pool. The incident occurred in Pollença, with emergency services attempting resuscitation. Authorities are investigating the circumstances.
How an Architect Built a 20-Property Rental Portfolio from Scratch
Natalia Forès, an architect from Reus, transformed her lack of investment experience into a thriving portfolio of 20 rental properties across France and the UK. Her latest project—a building of eight apartments—aims for an 11.5% yield and €3,600 in monthly income.
The Prodigy and Stoor Set the Tone at Sónar 2026’s Final Night
Sónar 2026 ended with The Prodigy and Stoor delivering standout performances. The festival’s final night drew thousands, maintaining its signature intensity despite changes. Key acts shaped the atmosphere and left lasting impressions.
Lifeguards Speak Out: 11-Hour Shifts, Low Pay and No Shade on Spanish Beaches
Lifeguards across Spain are warning of a deepening crisis as summer begins. Many face split shifts, minimal rest, and salaries barely above minimum wage, while employers struggle to fill positions. The reality behind the shortage is more complex than a lack of interest from young people.
Charlotte de Witte Draws Massive Crowds at Sónar as Kelis Underwhelms
The second day of Sónar saw Charlotte de Witte dominate the stage. Skepta impressed with his set, while Kelis failed to connect with the audience. Attendance patterns and artist choices shaped the festival’s atmosphere.
Morocco Secures Crucial Win Over Scotland in Tight Group Match
Morocco edged out Scotland with an early goal from Saibari, holding their lead despite late pressure. The result strengthens Morocco's position in the group and highlights their defensive resilience.
Morocco and Scotland Face Off in Crucial 2026 World Cup Group Stage Clash
Morocco and Scotland meet in Foxborough for a pivotal World Cup group match. Morocco seeks to confirm its strong form, while Scotland aims to secure vital points. The outcome could reshape the group standings.
Tommy Paul Advances as Brandon Nakashima Stuns Top Seed at Queen's Club
Tommy Paul moves into the Queen's Club semi-finals after a confident win. Brandon Nakashima eliminates top seed Alex de Minaur. Arthur Fery achieves a career milestone despite a narrow loss.
Davidovich Fokina Faces Unusual Challenge Ahead of HSBC Championships
Alejandro Davidovich Fokina took on a unique challenge in London before the HSBC Championships. The Spanish player swapped his racket for a game of lawn bowls. The event highlighted his adaptation to grass courts and competitive spirit.
Tom Holland Names Owen Cooper as Standout Candidate for Future Spider-Man
Tom Holland has publicly identified Owen Cooper as a strong contender to succeed him as Spider-Man. The young British actor’s recent awards and breakout role have drawn industry attention. Holland also reflected on his own early career and the importance of mentorship.
BYD Eyes Abandoned European Factory for Rapid Expansion, Says Stella Li
BYD is racing to establish a new manufacturing base in Europe, but time constraints mean building from scratch is off the table. Executive Vice President Stella Li reveals the company is searching for an abandoned factory to accelerate its entry and avoid new EU trade barriers.
Why the Spain midfielder doesn't share personal life on Instagram
Rodri Hernández keeps his private life away from social media and football noise. Rodri Hernández remains one of the most private players in the Spanish national team. He is supported by Laura, a doctor whom he met at university. For the footballer, family and education are just as important as his sports career.
Why Picardo’s Speech in New York Sparked a New Round of Dispute with Spain
Gibraltar’s Leader Demands Removal of Territory from UN List. At a UN session, Fabian Picardo raised Gibraltar’s status once more, calling for residents’ right to self-determination and demanding the territory’s removal from the list of non-self-governing territories. Spanish authorities are closely monitoring the situation.
From 2026, the Gibraltar-EU border will become easier for tourists and investors
Gibraltar Joins the EU Customs Union: Tourism and Business Await Changes. Starting July 15, 2026, Gibraltar will join the EU customs union and common travel area. This will simplify border crossings, expand air connections, and attract new investment in tourism.
Top World Cup goal scorer Klose left out of football legends ranking
BBC names 10 greatest World Cup players: three Brazilians on the list. The BBC has published its top 10 greatest players in the history of men's FIFA World Cups. The final list includes three representatives from Brazil. Even record-holders and past stars were left out of the ranking.
Chinese auto giant aims to start production in the EU without building from scratch
BYD seeks abandoned car plant in Europe: betting on speed and savings. BYD is urgently searching for a ready-made site to assemble electric vehicles in Europe, aiming to avoid new tariffs and save time on construction. Spain is a leading contender, but there are hardly any suitable factories available.
An unusual vow from a Spanish national team player ahead of the World Cup kickoff
Cucurella Promises Tattoo of De la Fuente’s Face if Spain Wins. Marc Cucurella has said he is ready to get a tattoo of the national team coach’s face if Spain wins the World Cup. His promise comes amid the trust shown in him by Luis de la Fuente. The player’s future remains uncertain.
Spanish tennis players lose ground at German tournament after Bautista's setback
Bautista crashes out of Halle qualifying, Landaluse faces decisive match. Roberto Bautista’s bid for a place in the Halle main draw ended after a loss to Belgium’s Colignon. On the same day, Martin Landaluse continues his quest to qualify. Elsewhere, finalists and champions have been determined at other tournaments.
Why Didn’t Barcelona Use Their Option on Rashford — and What’s Next for the Player
Barcelona pulls out of Rashford buyout: Manchester United plotting return. The buyout option deadline for Marcus Rashford is expiring, but Barcelona will not exercise their right. Manchester United is unexpectedly considering bringing him back. The striker's future remains uncertain.
Why the Ferrari-Mercedes rivalry in Spain has intensified after upgrades
Hamilton Achieves Best Qualifying Result for Ferrari at Barcelona Grand Prix. Lewis Hamilton will start from the front row for Ferrari for the first time in a long while. His result in Barcelona came as a surprise following challenging practice sessions. Mercedes also saw a significant development.
Why Madrid's Decision on Military Aviation Put the Country in a Difficult Position
Spain Left Without a New Fighter Jet: FCAS Failure and F35 Rejection. Spain faces uncertainty after the collapse of the European FCAS project and the rejection of American F35s. The government’s decision impacts the future of military aviation and the capabilities of the fleet.
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