Helen Kennett was off duty enjoying a family meal at Boro Bistro restaurant in London when she heard the terrorists’ van crash on the street above and saw one of the killers stabbing Alexandre Pigeard, 26. Via: London Bridge terrorist smiled as he stabbed a waiter to death
Rolling coverage of the day’s political developments as they happenLunchtime summary 3.00pm BST Here is the full text of the statement from Sir Graham Brady, chairman of the Conservative backbench 1922 Committee. He said:The prime minister is determined to secure our departure from the European Union and is devoting her Read more
Marlen Ochoa-Uriostegui was found strangled behind a house in Chicago on Wednesday, three weeks after she was reported missing. Her baby son remains in grave condition. Via: Missing pregnant teenager's baby cut from womb after her she was strangled to death
Updates from around the county groundsECB back on defensive over Hundred photo gaffeYou can post BTL, email Tanya or tweet her here 2.58pm BST Just spent a lovely twenty minutes sitting in the sun watching Bailey and Mahmood bowl from side-on while listening to a monologue on Manchester buses and Read more
Live updates from Bethpage Black, the year’s second majorOfficial site leaderboard: latest standings from round oneAnd feel free to email scott.murray@theguardian.com 2.57pm BST Some more big names over par and struggling. Justin Rose has bogeyed 10 and 13; he’s +2. Patrick Reed is alongside him having bogeyed 10 and 15. Read more
Australian had been given a game penaltyFederer beat Coric, Nadal thrashed ChardyNick Kyrgios has been defaulted from the Italian Open. The volatile Australian was playing his second-round match against Norway’s Casper Ruud at the Foro Italico and had levelled the clash at one set all after losing the opener. Related: Read more
In response to a list of the 100 best crime novels that had only 28 female authors, Ann Cleeves, Val McDermid and Dreda Say Mitchell and other leading writers nominate some alternativesWhen the Sunday Times picked its 100 favourite crime and spy novels published since 1945 last weekend, only 28 Read more
Theresa May has failed to name a date for her departure from Downing Street after a lengthy meeting with Tory backbench leaders. Via: Theresa May: PM refuses to set departure date but will meet Conservative backbenchers in June to discuss
Former foreign secretary becomes the fourth MP publicly to say he’d stand for leader, joining Andrea Leadsom, Esther McVey and Rory Stewart Via: Boris Johnson says 'of course' he will run to replace May as soon as she quits as prime minister
Helen Kennett was trying to help victim Alexandre Pigeard, who told her to run before dying of his injuries Via: London Bridge attack inquest: Nurse asked terrorist 'what's wrong with you?' before being stabbed in the neck