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Ivan Toney left ‘disgusted’ by Gareth Southgate substitution decision in Slovakia win

Ivan Toney left ‘disgusted’ by Gareth Southgate substitution decision in Slovakia win - Southgate waited until the 94th minute to bring Toney on another difficult night for the England manager

Man City's Kevin De Bruyne transfer 'plan' clear as £102m price tag emerges

Latest Manchester City transfer news and gossip with fresh updates on West Ham star Mohammed Kudus and Barcelona defender Ronald Araujo, who have both been linked with City

‘Once-in-a-lifetime’ cosmic event to appear in night sky after star explodes

‘Once-in-a-lifetime’ cosmic event to appear in night sky after star explodes - The T Coronae Borealis, or Blaze Star, will appear as an extremely bright object in the night sky in the coming days

What's happening with Manchester's first 'new town' in decades, two years on

We took a tour of the £3.88 billion project for 15,000 homes in the city centre and north Manchester - two years after our first visit

What the first 100 days under Labour would look like

If the polls are correct, Sir Keir Starmer is just days away from becoming Britain’s next Prime Minister. Labour’s first 100 days  in office from the general election on July 4 will set the tone for what his Government will do. The party’s manifesto sets out plans for its time in office – but it does not contain everything that Labour will end up d...

Martin Lewis warns British Gas and E.ON customers to act now after energy bills change

The Money Saving Expert is urging people to act as soon as possible today

Britons 'more cautious' in Tenerife

"I was a little bit more scared": Young Britons have spoken to Sky News over safety concerns following Jay Slater's disappearance

Trump scores 'big win' as court rules he has some immunity in election interference case

Ex-President Donald Trump called the Supreme Court's immunity decision a 'big win for our Constitution and democracy'.

Why are voters choosing Reform UK?

Exclusive analysis reveals that Reform UK's flagship tax policy overwhelmingly benefits the richest households.

Supreme Court rules canal company can sue United Utilities over sewage dumping

The Supreme Court has ruled that a canal company can bring a civil lawsuit against the UK’s largest listed water company, United Utilities, over discharge of sewage

Judge gives split ruling in Covid-19 vaccine patent legal battle

Moderna, Pfizer and BioNTech are in a dispute over the rights to life-saving vaccine technology patents.

Apple anticipates huge demand for new iPhone 16 — 100 million A18 chips reportedly ordered

Apple's anticipating a lot of demand for iPhone 16, and it's reportedly ordering millions of A18 chips to compnesate.

Taxis now need to have card machines in this UK city

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Bank of England issues urgent warning over new King Charles banknotes

The release of new banknotes bearing King Charles III's portrait inadvertently opens the door for scammers to push fake notes into circulation. An urgent warning has been issued about the potential forgeries

Princess Anne issues statement on cancelled engagement after leaving hospital

Princess Anne issues statement on cancelled engagement after leaving hospital - The Princess Royal spent five nights in hospital after reportedly being injured by a horse

People face being 'stripped' of Universal Credit after Thursday this week

Labour has vowed it will strip violent criminals of access to benefits like Universal Credit, and claimed that the party would take away benefits for violent criminals if they come into power.

LOOK: Nine-acre farm on Wrexham/Shropshire border set to go up for auction next week

The farm is one of 13 lots included in the auction organised by Halls at the company’s Shrewsbury headquarters on Friday, July 12 at 3pm.

What time will we get the general election results?

Key results to watch out forWhen was the 2019 election result called?Hour-by-hour timetable of the night2am: Kemi Badenoch’s North West Essex 4am: Rishi Sunak’s Richmond and Northallerton constituency When polls close on Thursday after a six-week campaign, Rishi Sunak and Sir Keir Starmer will eagerly await results from the UK’s 650 constituencies ...

Couple scoop £2bn in Blackrock Preqin deal - and join Britain's richest people

Mark and Lindy O'Hare (pictured), who own 80% of the business through a family holding, will rake in a £2bn windfall when the deal completes.

90s TV legend has career overhaul as he becomes ordained as a vicar

This is the Cotswolds pub Jeremy Clarkson has bought in Burford

This is the Cotswolds pub Jeremy Clarkson has bought in Burford - The Amazon Prime star plans to open the renovated ‘village boozer’ this winter

‘All the best’: Midfielder says goodbye to Liverpool after 4 years on Merseyside

Liverpool parted with another player this summer after four years on Merseyside.

Summer Covid wave hits UK as expert warns of Euro 2024 fuelling rise in infections

Summer Covid wave hits UK as expert warns of Euro 2024 fuelling rise in infections - Covid waves continue to be driven by new variants and waning immunity, expert Professor Mark Woolhouse says

Paloma Faith hits out at 'appalling' criticism of female Glastonbury headliners

Paloma Faith hits out at 'appalling' criticism of female Glastonbury headliners - The Only Love Can Hurt Like This singer - who performed at the festival herself - urged people to ‘give women a goddamn break’

Fact check: Bus stop advert of Rishi Sunak is manipulated photograph from Serbia

The image has been shared on social media and gained thousands of likes.

The sale Eddie Howe didn't want to make may well come back to haunt Newcastle United

Newcastle United said farewell to Elliot Anderson this weekend but was it the right move?

DWP letter to arrive for 1.6 million people in July with three-month deadline

Households have been told the important letter must not be ignored

Caribbean Islands hit hard as Hurricane Beryl strengthens into Category 5 storm

Hurricane Beryl strengthened into a 'potentially catastrophic' Category 5 storm as it made landfall in Grenada on July 1. The Caribbean Islands are experiencing heavy damage and power cuts as sustained wind speeds hit 150mph. Caribbean officials and climate scientists are urging for more action on climate change, which is causing more dangerous storms to become more common.

Banking hubs launched to 'protect cash access' as 6,000 bank branches close - full list of 14 new locations

More banking hubs operated by the Post Office will be launched across the UK in an attempt to tackle the detrimental impact of bank branch closures on local communities. LINK, the ATM network, has confirmed 14 new banking hubs will berolled out to bolster UK high streets and improve people's access to cash next year. Among the banks participating i...

Dozens injured after severe turbulence rips apart Boeing jet

The night Cristiano Ronaldo’s ego almost sent Portugal crashing out of Euro 2024

The night Cristiano Ronaldo’s ego almost sent Portugal crashing out of Euro 2024 - Portugal 0-0 Slovenia (3-0 pens): Diogo Costa was the hero of the night, making three saves in the penalty shootout after a self-absorbed Ronaldo missed a spot-kick in extra time

Max Verstappen given further FIA punishment for causing Lando Norris collision

"The Stewards determine that the driver of Car 1 was predominantly at fault..."

'Metal Gear is dead' says fan in Konami survey but they're in the minority

Konami has revealed the results of its fan survey for the Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater trailer, and although it's mostly positive there are some who really hate it.

Rupert Murdoch launches free Netflix rival in UK

Rupert Murdoch’s Fox Corporation has launched a free streaming service in the UK, adding a new player to a crowded market that already includes Netflix, Disney, Apple and Amazon. Tubi, a free service supported by advertisements, has already garnered 80m viewers in the US. The platform has more than 20,000 films and television shows, according to th...

Massive fire reported in Russia's Kursk city center, possibly at military base

A fire broke out today in the city center of Kursk, Russia. A military base may be the likely site of the emergency, according to the interim governor of the Kursk region and local Telegram channels. 60 firefighters and 10 units of special equipment are involved in the firefighting. The fire has been reportedly localized. Official sources do not sp...

After Supreme Court immunity ruling, Biden draws sharp contrast with Trump on obeying rule of law

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden warned Monday that a Supreme Court ruling granting presidents broad immunity from prosecution would make an unchecked Republican Donald Trump “more emboldened to do whatever he wants” if he regains the White House in November’s election. Biden, under intense pressure after his disastrous debate performance against Trump last week, urged Americans to think carefully about their election decision and signaled...

Leeds United plug pulled on transfer at the 11th hour after player's change of heart

Leeds United were expecting to announce Charlie Cresswell's transfer to Toulouse yet the defender has cancelled the deal after visiting France

British Airways flight departs Heathrow and arrives back in London after 11-hour ‘flight to nowhere’

British Airways flight departs Heathrow and arrives back in London after 11-hour ‘flight to nowhere’ - The Hong Kong-bound plane returned to Heathrow due to a ‘technical issue’

When Sunak called an election, Labour was 22 points ahead. Has anything changed?

It’s been six weeks since Rishi Sunak, in his rain-sodden jacket, announced the next UK general election would be held on 4 July. At that point, Labour was leading by 21.8 points in the polls. Now, as we come to the end of a largely stale six-week campaign, their lead stands at 20 points – down nearly two points. Overall, Labour has fallen in the polls from 44.8% on 22 May to 40.7% on 2 July – two days before polling day. But this has not...

Paralympian Blake Cochrane wins 'life changing' prize money on game show Tipping Point Australia

Blake Cochrane has won a 'life changing' sum of money for charity on a game show.

British businessman who cheated death in plane crash scoops £2.5bn

Mark and Lindy O'Hare have snapped up £2.55billion for handing over their 21-year-old company Preqin to the world's biggest asset manager.

Briton who founded charity helping Ukrainian soldiers dies ‘in battlefield’

A British man who founded a charity providing support to Ukraine soldiers has died while fighting in the country, the organisation said. Peter Fouché died last Thursday “in the battlefield” after getting badly injured “in combat against Russian forces”, Halyna Zhuk, commercial director and co-founder of Project Konstantin, said in a video message. Fouché set up the charity in 2022 as a team of independent volunteers that provide essential...

16-year-old Quincy Wilson now the youngest-ever male US track Olympian

16-year-old Quincy Wilson now the youngest-ever male US track Olympian - Despite missing out on qualifying spots at the US track and field trials, this 16-year-old has made it into the team as the youngest male track US Olympian

Landlords call for return of Bill banning no-fault evictions

Organisations collectively representing more than 100,000 landlords have called on the next government to end uncertainty in rented housing sector.

Man Utd in talks to sign 51m "monster" who'd star with De Ligt

Manchester United are starting to make moves in the summer transfer window.

Liverpool signing could make Anfield move early thanks to Darwin Nunez

Latest Liverpool news and gossip as Darwin Nunez could have a role in seeing a new Reds signing arrive on Merseyside earlier than expected

Tories narrow gap to Labour in poll as Sunak says election result not ‘foregone conclusion'

Tories narrow gap to Labour in poll as Sunak says election result not ‘foregone conclusion' - Poll shows the Conservatives have closed their gap behind Labour to 15 points, the smallest lead for Sir Keir Starmer’s party for a month

Marks & Spencer to open huge store in Cabot Circus in return to Bristol city centre

Bosses are investing £21m to bring back a full department store

Britain's Ian McKellen will not return to role after stage fall

LONDON (Reuters) - British actor Ian McKellen, 85, will not return to the role of John Falstaff in a tour after he fell off a London stage mid-performance last month, the play's producers said on Monday. McKellen was starring in "Player Kings", a production of William Shakespeare's "Henry IV, Parts One and Two", in the capital's West End theatre district, on June 17 when he lost his footing and

Double Emmerdale exit 'confirmed' as Tom story reaches dramatic peak

Alarm bells are ringing.