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Crowds expected to flock to Wimbledon for Brit Cameron Norrie in quarter-finals

The new home favourite, who revealed his nickname is ‘Nozza’, will face Belgium’s David Goffin on No.1 Court on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

Lorraine Kelly leads glamour at Wimbledon in bargain high-street summer dress

ITV star Lorraine Kelly looked glamorous in a gorgeous high-street dress from non-other than Primark as she joined some of the biggest UK celebs at Wimbledon

Daily Mirror

Stephen Fry urges public to support protest group Extinction Rebellion in new climate change video

The seven minute-long video comes as the group plans its next wave of actions with co-founder Roger Hallam

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Stephen Fry urges people to back Extinction Rebellion amid fossil fuel ‘crisis’

The actor and comedian threw his support behind the protest group in a video posted to YouTube

Evening Standard

Stephen Fry backs Extinction Rebellion: ‘Something has to be done’

The actor and comedian spoke in a video released by the climate change protest group.

The Independent UK

Stephen Fry to take on Sir David Attenborough as new ITV nature show host

The brain box will be exploring the world and all the wild and wonderful aspects of nature in a new six part ITV documentary series titled A Year On Planet Earth

Daily Mirror

‘The hunger strike may be his last act”: Celebrities urge Liz Truss to secure release of Briton in Egypt jail

Alaa Abd el-Fattah has not eaten for 73 days, and his sister says he is ‘convinced he won’t leave prison alive’ as she joins his strike

The Independent UK

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Four-day week could be within reach for British workers

As campaigners seize on how Covid shook up work, 70 UK firms embark on largest trial yet of shorter week

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson’s miserable Jubilee - boos, urgent phone call and awkward photo

Amid a backlash to the Partygate scandal, Conservative MPs will decide whether to remove Boris Johnson from office later - after scores of Tory MPs wrote to party bosses calling on the PM to quit

Daily Mirror

The Party Ends but the UK Monarchy Looks to the Future

Extinguish the beacons, take down the stage, roll up the bunting.

Asharq Al-Awsat

The party ends but the UK monarchy looks to the future

After four days of parades, street parties and a gala concert celebrating Queen Elizabeth II’s 70 years on the throne, the Platinum Jubilee ended Sunday with the crowd outside Buckingham Palace singing “God Save the Queen.”

The Independent UK

Toy story: costume designer launches museum dedicated to children’s play

Oscar-winner John Bright will put his vast collection of antique puppets, dolls and trains on show at new venue in East Sussex

The Guardian - UK

Boris Johnson booed AGAIN by crowds as he arrives for Queen's Platinum Jubilee concert

Prime Minister Boris Johnson also faced a dig about his 'partygate' scandal from comedian Lee Mack who performed at the event along with a host of musical stars

Daily Mirror

Boris Johnson suffers second dig of the night at Palace gig as Stephen Fry takes aim

Boris Johnson was subjected to a second savage dig tonight - as he watched Platinum Party at the Palace from the royal box. Stephen Fry made a joke at his expense after Lee Mack's comments hours before

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The Independent UK

Jubilee concert: Stephen Fry praises Queen for ‘tolerating prime ministers’ throughout her 70-year reign

Including Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair and Boris Johnson

Daily Mirror

Queen elbowed Stephen Fry 'quite hard in the ribs' as she asked wedding question

Stephen Fry told QI panellists about the Queen’s hilarious behaviour and how the confrontation started over a slice of cake and why the Queen did something nobody expected her to do

Daily Mirror

Prince Charles squirmed when Stephen Fry explained naughty joke during awkward meeting

Prince Charles squirmed as Stephen Fry had to explain a rude joke to him, the actor revealed in resurfaced footage - and it's seriously funny but cringeworthy

Daily Record

Stephen Fry says 'life changed forever' after decoding symbol on car dashboard

The comedian breathlessly explained what the arrow next on your petrol gauge actually means.

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Daily Mirror

Stephen Fry shares little-known car hack and sends Twitter into meltdown

Stephen Fry discovered something quite interesting about his car and took to Twitter to share the tip with others, and soon people were blown away by the information

Evening Standard

Towel Day 2024: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy fans celebrate Douglas Adams

Fans will carry a towel with them on this day in honour of the late author

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Cara Delevingne’s not fetishising… she’s a fangirl, says Banks

In Today’s Diary: Cara’s friend comes out fighting for her / Actor Kit Connor says he flunked drama / Hampstead Residents rejoice / Stephen Fry on school and prison

The Independent UK

Stephen Fry nominated as next president of Marylebone Cricket Club

Fry became just the second non-cricketer to deliver the prestigious Cowdrey Lecture last year.

The Independent UK

Stephen Fry nominated as next president of the MCC

Fry became just the second non-cricketer to deliver the prestigious Cowdrey Lecture last year

Evening Standard

Londoner’s Diary: Fry says ministers picking a scab over conversion therapy ban

In today’s Diary: Stephen Fry says government is dividing people/ UK’s first dry member’s club comes to London/ Boris and his socks saga/ Keir Starmer says he’s the opposite of Bojo

The Guardian - UK

I’m Sorry, I [Still] Haven’t a Clue … how radio’s smuttiest show has beaten the censors for 50 years

Innuendo, tone-deaf singing and dreadful wages: as the cherished BBC panel game celebrates its half century, we look back at its finest moments – and its future

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