Lowestoft Christmas Day Sea Dip Proceeds Amid Cancellations Along East Coast
A festive tradition endured in Lowestoft as swimmers braved icy waters on Christmas Day, even as dangerous sea conditions forced organisers elsewhere along the East Coast to cancel or postpone Boxing Day dips in the interests of public safety
England End 15-Year Wait with Chaotic Two-Day Ashes Triumph
In one of the most bizarre Tests ever played, England chased 175 in just 33 overs to defeat Australia at the MCG. The chaotic two-day contest delivered drama, controversy and England’s first Test win in Australia since 2011
Devon Surfer Laura Crane Eyes Women’s Biggest Wave Record Ever Attempt
At Portugal’s famed Nazaré break, British surfer Laura Crane stunned competitors and officials by taking on an enormous wave, now under formal measurement, raising hopes she could surpass the long-standing women’s big-wave surfing world record during international competition this weekend
Parade Rage Claims: Liverpool Court Hears Driver Used Car Weapon
More than 100 people were struck when a car ploughed into Liverpool’s victory parade. As victims relived the horror in court, prosecutors said the driver lost his temper, not control, leaving families scarred physically and psychologically for years to come
Leon to Shut Dozens of Sites as Co-Founder Launches Major Rescue Plan
Leon will shut about 20 restaurants as part of a sweeping restructure after years of losses. Co-founder John Vincent, who recently bought back the chain, says changes are essential to secure the company’s long-term future and protect remaining jobs
