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Emma Raducanu Andy Murray live stream - How to watch Wimbledon 2022 online (Image: GETTY) This article contains affiliate links, we may receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more Sign up for FREE for breaking Wimbledon news and player updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray are stepping foot on Centre Court again for Day Three of Wimbledon 2022 . The Grand Slam winners will be playing their second-round matches with Raducanu facing off against Caroline Garcia and Murray taking on John Isner. If you want to watch Wimbledon 2022 then you can tune into BBC One or BBC Two on your TV or alternatively you can head to BBC iPlayer which also are broadcasting Centre Court matches in 4K. … [Read more...] about Wimbledon 2022 live stream: How to watch Emma Raducanu, Andy Murray online

People in Slovakia can enjoy a day off on Tuesday, as the country marks another public holiday, the arrival of Ss Cyril and Methodius , on July 5. Little do they know, however, that the country also celebrates Slovaks living abroad on this day; the Day of Slovaks Living Abroad has been a memorial day since 1993. Skryť Remove ad Article continues after video advertisement Skryť Remove ad Article continues after video advertisement Several events will take place in Bratislava on this occasion. Slovaks from Europe On Tuesday morning , a wreath will be laid at the Memorial of Slovak Emigration in Janko Kráľ Park in Bratislava. In the evening, Hviezdoslavovo Square will host cultural events. Slovaks living in Romania, Croatia, Serbia, Hungary, Austria, and Great Britain will perform on the square. The World Association of Slovaks Living Abroad, which was founded 20 years ago and brings together 114 different … [Read more...] about Slovakia to celebrate Slovaks living abroad

Outgoing UK National Lottery operator Camelot has revealed falling sales because players have 'tightened their belts' amid the cost of living crisis. Camelot, which recently launched legal action against the Gambling Commission after losing the National Lottery licence to a rival, saw sales drop by 3% - a loss of £283.2 million. The company made £8.1 billion in the last year up to March 31. Camelot blamed the fall in sales on a 7% drop in sales of National Lottery instant win games - down by £240 million to £3.4 billion. The group also blamed the end of Covid restrictions, which it said meant there was 'greater competition for people's attention and spend.' It added that 'growing economic uncertainty' and rising costs held back sales, while scratch card sales remained below pre-pandemic levels. Joe Thwaite, 49, and Jess Thwaite, 46, from Gloucestershire, won a £184 million EuroMillions jackpot in May. National Lottery operator Camelot said fewer rollover jackpots … [Read more...] about National Lottery ticket sales drop by £283million as players tighten their belts in cost-of-living crisis, Camelot announces

On Thursday night, a violent riot broke out in Portland as reported Antifa activists attempted to attack the Portland federal courthouse. The Portland police stated activists were “starting fires, throwing rocks at officers, pointing lasers at officers, and launching projectiles with slingshots at officers” as the police ordered them to disperse. The Portland Police attempted to reach the rioters via Twitter, writing in the early morning hours: “A riot has been declared in the area of the Federal Courthouse and Justice Center. You must leave the area now by moving to the south and the west. CS gas and other crowd control munitions may be deployed. Leave the area now. There is criminal activity in this crowd to include throwing of fireworks and projectiles. You must cease these illegal actions immediately. Move out of the area now. Officers are disengaging. Do not follow officers. If you do, you will be subject to force.” “A riot is still declared in the area of the Federal … [Read more...] about WATCH: Riots As Portland Police Protect Federal Courthouse | The Daily Wire

Boris Johnson will this week announce plans to relax childcare rules in order to save families £40 per week. A package of measures to bring down the cost of child care will include increasing the number of toddlers each adult can look after in nurseries, and allowing childminders to spend more time working from locations such as village halls, rather than their own homes. The changes, which will be subject to a consultation, are designed to bring down the costs of nursery fees, which have reached an average of £265 a week for two-year-olds, compared to £236 a week for childminders. Ministers are expected to claim that the proposals would save families £40 a week. Under plans being overseen by Nadhim Zahawi, the Education Secretary, ministers will also pledge to help more people to become childminders by relaxing the rules on where they can work. Currently, childminders are expected to care for children in their own home, or someone else’s residential property, but in many … [Read more...] about Child care costs to be cut to help parents through cost of living crisis

UK economic crisis 'has little to do with Brexit' says Rees-Mogg Sign up for FREE now and never miss the top politics stories again SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Speaking to Andrew Marr on LBC, the Brexit Opportunities minister refuted claims Britain’s withdrawal from the European Union had created more bureaucracy and complicated trade barriers. He said Britain was “reducing red tape” in relation to countries outside of the EU, such as India, and that there would not have been access to these “fantastic” opportunities had Britain remained in the union. Mr Rees-Mogg added that the operative issue when it came to soaring coasts and high inflation was the “lack of Chinese semiconductors and cities in China still being … [Read more...] about ‘Very little to do with Brexit’ Rees-Mogg says cost of living nothing to do with EU vote

The Japanese car giant Nissan is recruiting for three hundred new roles at its Sunderland factory, we learnt last week, accelerating plans for new models. That’s good for the North-East and good for Britain. The bigger picture is that UK business confidence slumped in June, as firms grappled with inflation and slowing consumer demand. The Lloyds Bank business barometer fell to its lowest level since March 2021, the depths of lockdown. The vast majority of firms surveyed reported spiralling costs of the inputs needed to provide the goods and services: everything from steel to semiconductors, fertiliser to foodstuffs, building materials to beer. During the year to May, headline inflation – as measured by the consumer price index – rose 9.1pc, over four times the Bank of England’s 2pc target, a fresh 40-year high. The retail price index was up 11.7pc over the same period. Yet the most telling price data is captured by the producer price index, which sheds light on supply-chain … [Read more...] about Cost of living tsar’s tin-eared plans are a slap in the face for business

Wimbledon: Highlights from day three of tournament Sign up for our news briefing, including a daily special Russia-Ukraine edition SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info The British number one was defeated by French player Caroline Garcia, who is ranked 55th in the world. When asked about the outcome of the match, Ms Raducanu said: "I didn't have many expectations of myself". She added that she didn't feel any pressure as she is only 19 years old and "literally won a slam" - referring to the US Open. But Ms Raducanu's blase "Gen Z" attitude toward failure has been slammed by Daily Mail columnist Mike Column, who criticised the tennis star for just being happy to have taken part in the tournament. He said: "If it's not about winning, … [Read more...] about Wimbledon LIVE: Emma Raducanu slammed over ‘outrageous Generation Z’ reaction to defeat

ARSENAL have officially announced the signing of Gabriel Jesus but they could be set to lose Gabriel Magalhaes. Juventus are reportedly keeping a close eye on the Brazilian defender who could act as a replacement for Matthijs de Ligt should he end up at Chelsea this summer. Meanwhile, the Gunners' transfer business is far from over they have made a £47m bid for Lazio's Sergej Milinkovic-Savic according to reports. And the race for Ajax defender Lisandro Martinez seems to be getting intense as reports suggest that Manchester United boss Erik Ten Hag is set to go all out for the Argentinian. IN : Marquinhos, Fabio Vieira, Matt Turner, Gabriel Jesus OUT : Alexandre Lacazette (released) JOIN SUN VEGAS: GET A FREE £10 BONUS WITH 100s OF GAMES TO PLAY AND NO DEPOSIT REQUIRED (Ts&Cs apply) Stay up to date with all the latest from the Emirates... Justin Lawrence just now Arteta shares Jesus excitement Mikel Arteta has spoken of his … [Read more...] about Juventus ‘EYE’ Gabriel Magalhaes, Arsenal ‘make’ £47m Milinkovic-Savic offer, Martinez LATEST – transfer news LIVE

Fifteen years of stagnant incomes have left families "brutally exposed" to the cost of living crisis, a report has found. Many families have been unable to build up the savings needed to cope with growing prices this year, according to the Resolution Foundation think tank. In the 15 years leading up to the COVID pandemic , the average income of working-age families grew by only 0.7% a year - far slower than in previous decades. Fuel price protesters filmed on motorway - live updates From 1961 to 2005, typical household incomes rose by 2.3% per year on average, or 25% each decade. Advertisement More than one in four families have less than a month's worth of a financial buffer in savings and face a weak social safety net to fall back on, with basic unemployment support now down to its lowest level on record at 13% of average pay, the analysis found. The typical incomes of the poorest fifth of the population did not increase between 2005 … [Read more...] about British families ‘brutally exposed’ to cost of living crisis due to 15 years of stagnant wages, report finds