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BBC Sport analyses the 21 stages that make up the Tour de France, with pointers to where the race will be won and lost.

“Don’t let cancer patients be the forgotten people of COVID” – that’s the plea from a woman who lost her husband after delays in his treatment.

Over fifty hospice supporters strapped on their boots and summitted Wales’ highest mountain in aid of local end of life care.
Originally planned for May 2020, the St David’s Hospice Snowdon Sunset took place twelve months later…

Hundreds of Extinction Rebellion (XR) protesters have marched through London in a demonstration aimed at the British press.

Mathieu van der Poel produces a superb ride to win stage two of the Tour de France and claim the yellow jersey in Brittany.

A senior civil servant at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) is at the centre of an investigation into how sensitive military documents – including one marked “Secret UK Eyes Only” – turned up behind a bus stop in Kent, Sky News understands.

The UK has reported 14,876 new COVID-19 cases and another 11 coronavirus-related deaths in the latest 24-hour period, according to government data.

Midfielder Joe Allen says Wales “can create more history” as the focus switches to World Cup qualifying after their Euro 2020 exit to Denmark.

Police said the driver failed to help the person “who lay in the road in a serious condition”.

South Africa director of rugby Rassie Erasmus says there is “no threat” to July’s British and Irish Lions Tests after three of his players returned positive Covid-19 results.