The technology is already widely used in the sport, including at the Australian Open and US Open, and the All England Club has now made the decision to follow suit. Since 2007, Hawk-Eye has assisted the officials at Wimbledon on certain courts, with players able to challenge line calls, but the system will now be fully automated across the site, including during qualifying at Roehampton. Line judges at Wimbledon (Steven Paston/PA)Chief executive Sally Bolton said: “The decision to introduce Live Electronic Line Calling at The Championships was made following a significant period of consideration and consultation. “For the players, it will offer them the same conditions they have played under at a number of other events on tour. “We take our responsibility to balance tradition and innovation at Wimbledon very seriously.

Conservative MPs have picked Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch as the final two candidates for party leader. James Cleverly’s team have strongly denied claims the defeated candidate lent votes to Robert Jenrick in an effort to oust Kemi Badenoch from the leadership race. I think this could actually be the point when the Tory party ceases to be a movement contending for government. Labour reacts to Tory leadership voteLabour seem to fancy their chances against a pair of right-wing candidates. Cleverly in pole positionBy Aubrey AllegrettiJames Cleverly topped the poll of MPs followed by Robert Jenrick, Kemi Badenoch and Tom TugendhatJames Cleverly has leapfrogged his rivals in the Conservative leadership race to become the frontrunner, leaving Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch fighting it out to make it to the final two.

Check out Alabama's entire 2024 slate below:2024 Alabama football schedule: Dates, times, TV channels, scoresSEC football standingsClick or tap here to see the latest SEC football standings. 2023 Alabama football schedule: Dates, times, TV channels, scoresOPPONENT SCORE DATE TIME (ET) TV LOCATION vs. Middle Tennessee W, 56-7 Saturday, Sept. 2 7:30 p.m. SEC Network Tuscaloosa, Ala. vs. No. 11 Texas L, 34-24 Saturday, Sept. 9 7 p.m. ESPN Tuscaloosa, Ala. at South Florida W, 17-3 Saturday. at Texas A&M W, 26-20 Saturday, Oct. 7 3:30 p.m. CBS College Station, Texas vs. Arkansas W, 24-21 Saturday, Oct. 14 12 p.m. ESPN Tuscaloosa, Ala. vs. No. 17 Tennessee W, 34-20 Saturday, Oct. 21 3:30 p.m. CBS Tuscaloosa, Ala. vs. No.

Hurricane Milton Prompts Major Evacuations Across Florida Historic storm draws attention as experts warn of life-threatening conditionsHurricane Milton is making headlines as it approaches the coast of Florida, turning heads not only for its power as a category 4 hurricane but also for the intensity of the response from both local and national leaders. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) deployed teams of "hurricane hunters" to gather data on Milton as it barreled toward Florida. He underscored the urgency of evacuations during his updates, expressing deep concern for the well-being of those living along the Florida coast. Meanwhile, the International Space Station (ISS) offered captivating views of Hurricane Milton as it twisted and churned toward the coast. The Florida government has activated all available resources, ensuring the state's preparedness for the impacts of Milton.

Indian Institute of Science remains the best Indian varsity in THE rankings. (Express image / file)Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, has slipped to the 251-300 band in the latest Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings 2025, which were released today. While it retained its position as the top Indian university, IISc failed to enter the global top 250. The rankings of Anna University, Mahatma Gandhi University, Saveetha Institute of Medical and Technical Sciences and Shoolini University of Biotechnology and Management Sciences have improved with all four entering the 401-500 band. However, Jamia Millia Islamia ranking has gone down (501-600) as compared to the last year.

25 UK unis are ranked in the best 200 unis in the world10 hours ago25 UK unis were really high up on Times Higher Education’s new rankings of all the unis in the world (yay!). The University of Oxford topped the Times Higher Education’s world rankings for the ninth year in a row. Even though the University of St Andrews came second in The Times and The Guardian’s rankings for 2024, it completely flopped in the Times Higher Education rankings. Basically, Times Higher Education puts much more emphasis on the research environment, international outlook and income of the unis. So, here all the UK unis that came in the top 200 unis in the world in Times Higher Education’s World University Rankings, and the position they came in.

US Open semi-finalist Frances Tiafoe aimed a torrent of expletives at the chair umpire after losing his third-round match at the Shanghai Masters. Tiafoe targeted Jimmy Pinoargote in a minute-long tirade after his 7-5, 5-7, 6-7 defeat against unseeded Roman Safiullin. The American was angered after being docked his first serve for a time violation at 5-5 in the decisive tiebreaker. Footage courtesy of ATP Tour

Today we will know who the two candidates that Tory party members will have to chose between to be their new leader might be. If, as we usually assume, the Tory membership is at the very least detached from reality, the likelihood that they will vote for the further right candidate, whether Badenoch or Jenrick, is high. Of Jenrick and Badenoch which is better for the Tories and the country, or Labour come to that? First, there is the chance that the Tory membership will only have a choice between people of colour in this election. Second, note that the Tories have precisely no faith in first-past-the-post electoral system when it comes to choosing a leader.

Away from the field, the iconic Cristiano Ronaldo has partaken in a plethora of business ventures, including investing in a series of hotel's fronting his CR7 nameCristiano Ronaldo’s true colours clear for all to see with staff working conditions at CR7 HotelCristiano Ronaldo's Madrid hotel is on a recruitment drive, offering successful applicants some impressive perks. The 39-year-old ventured into the hospitality industry in 2015, teaming up with the Pestana Hotel Group and fellow Madeiran Dionisio Pestana – reportedly investing an initial figure close to £30million. Now, in Spain's capital, where he showcased his best skills with Real Madrid, Ronaldo's Pestana CR7 Gran Via has provided a sneak peek into what it's like to work for the superstar via their recruitment process. Image: (Image: Getty)) (Image: Getty))50 days of holiday, a birthday bonus and a 25% discount in all hotel bars and restaurants are included in salaries that reach just above £25,000. Image: (Image: Getty)) (Image: Getty))"In my opinion, he's [Pestana] the best guy to do business with in Portugal," Ronaldo enthused.

This year a UK university topped THE’s ranking. None other than Oxford University was named the best university in the world. But Oxford wasn’t the only UK university to feature in THE’s 2025 list. All the UK universities in the Times Higher Education World University Ranking 20251. University of Leicester2025 UK university rankings with Time OutIf you’ve been following other recent university rankings on Time Out, you’ll notice some significant differences.

Strictly Come Dancing legend Ann Widdecombe has slammed Newsnight for a "grovelling interview with the ever-whingeing Amanda Abbington". Writing in her weekly Daily Express column, the former Conservative minister and Brexit Party MEP, compared the Sherlock actor to Meghan Markle for "generating headlines headlines based on grievance after grievance". '," Widdecombe wrote. "It was no big deal," wrote Widdecombe. Click here for Scottish News, click here for Politics and click here to return to the Home Page.

Ockenden Manor in Cuckfield and South Lodge, near Horsham, were included in the list compiled by The Times. Lime Wood Hotel in Hampshire was the publication’s overall winner and South East England spa of the year. Read more: The best-rated secondary schools in Brighton and Hove according to Ofsted“The manor itself is as contradictory as its surroundings. As one of three hotels in the Historic Sussex Hotels group, its reputation rests on warm service, innovative treatments and being an important part of the community for residents too.”The Times also praised South Lodge, a neo-Jacobean mansion with “lush” gardens. “The 96 bedrooms and eight lakeside lodges also merge modern and traditional styles, while the dining includes Michelin-starred and dairy-free restaurants.”

He noted, "It will be clear to you that MI5 has one hell of a job on its hands." While such events in the Middle East have not yet translated into significant violence within the UK, McCallum pointed to a stabbing incident in northern England as a troubling example, stating it was in "revenge for Israeli actions in Gaza. "Notably, 13% of those under investigation for terrorism-related activities are under 18, marking a threefold increase over the past three years. He said, "Extreme right-wing terrorism in particular skews heavily towards young people, driven by propaganda that shows a canny understanding of online culture. "Much of McCallum's address focused on the threats posed by Russia and Iran.

Brits care almost four times as much about the cost of living as they do about climate change, a new survey has shown. However, threat of climate change is still seen as the fifth most important issue to Brits and even comes above housing, crime, Brexit, welfare spending or terrorism. Despite the government’s net zero obsession, almost two-thirds of Brits reckon the UK will not hit its targets by 2050. The survey also revealed that almost half of Brits believe that heating bills should be kept low, even if it means doing so will contribute more to climate change. While eight in ten Brits said they would be willing to make changes to their home to tackle climate change, two thirds are put off by the cost of installations and worries that upfront costs won’t actually reduce energy bills.

James Cleverly Takes Lead As Tom Tugendhat Exits Conservative Race Tugendhat's withdrawal positions Cleverly as frontrunner amid fierce competition from Jenrick and BadenochTom Tugendhat's bid for the Conservative leadership has come to an abrupt end, as he was eliminated after securing just 20 votes in the latest round of voting among MPs. This is significant news, marking yet another shift within the Conservative Party as it struggles to find its footing amid internal divisions and external pressures. The latest results of the leadership race have seen James Cleverly pull ahead, trumping his rivals Robert Jenrick and Kemi Badenoch. The shifting sands of Conservative leadership come at a time of heightened scrutiny for party members and increasing pressure for fresh leadership. Mark your calendars—the conclusion of this leadership race appears set for November 2, when the final two candidates will present their case directly to the Conservative members.