The Independent

The Games return this week but spiralling costs, a slimmed-down programme and the weight of its uncomfortable history all put the future of the event, approaching its centenary year, in doubt, writes Flo Clifford

Tadej Pogacar has essentially sewn up this year’s Tour de France - but what’s it like running one of the teams trying to compete with, and foil, the four-time champion? Flo Clifford speaks to EF Education-EasyPost general manager, and ex-pro cyclist, Jonathan Vaughters to find out

It comes after the new prime minister vowed that his government would give people a ‘sense that help is coming’ in his first Cabinet meeting on Tuesday

Interview: Having hung up her wheels, Britain’s most successful Paralympian is now turning to punditry, and believes that despite a difficult build-up Glasgow will put the Commonwealth Games back on the map

Our community say Britain's food shortages are down to years of political and economic choices, not just a lack of rain – from Brexit and land-use policy to the country's reliance on food imports

Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has received a collection of repatriated cultural artifacts from FBI Director Kash Patel during a meeting in Jakarta

Asian shares are mostly higher, while the intensifying war with Iran pushed Brent crude past $96 a barrel