Wales prop Leon Brown forced to retire after multiple neck surgeries
Wales and Dragons prop Leon Brown has announced his retirement from rugby with immediate effect because of a neck injury.
Minister: UK must balance national security concerns over China with trade aims
Britain has to balance “very clear” national security concerns, including over China, with being an “outwardly facing” trading nation in light of its “fragile” economy, according to a Foreign Office ...
Teenager stabbed to death on bus in London
The youngster was on a route 472 bus on Woolwich Church Road near the junction with the A205 South Circular Road.
Health Secretary ‘ashamed’ as pressure leads to critical incidents in hospitals
It comes after a number of NHS trusts declared critical incidents due to “exceptionally high demands” in emergency ...
Door still open in budget talks despite Labour abstentions, says Swinney
John Swinney’s door remains open for talks on his Government’s budget despite Labour’s plans to abstain in the final vote, ...
Families shoulder ‘imbalance’ of care costs, says Wes Streeting
The Health Secretary was confronted about the costs facing individuals and families in paying for care as he took questions on LBC.
What are the Facebook and Instagram changes Mark Zuckerberg just announced?
Meta is to scrap independent fact-checking in favour of a system similar to that on Elon Musk’s social media platform X.
Early dementia signs explained as most adults blame symptoms on old age
It can be easy to mistake some signs of dementia for old age. These are the early signs of the disease you need to look out ...
Do I welcome it? No – Ange Postecoglou ‘not a cheerleader’ for Carabao VAR trial
Referees will explain the outcomes of reviews to fans present at the ground and to viewers at home, over the two League Cup ...
Minister defends Reeves’ China trip after warrants issued for UK-based activists
The UK ‘must sometimes be involved’ with countries whose values ‘may not completely align with ours’, Foreign Office minister ...
Boy, 12, pleads guilty to violent disorder after disturbances in Leeds suburb
A 12-year-old boy has pleaded guilty to violent disorder after serious disturbances in a Leeds suburb over the summer. A court heard the boy was 11 years old when he took part in “what is known ...
People warned of ‘invisible hazards’ amid Orange-level low temperature alerts
Irish premier Simon Harris warned people to be aware of the “invisible hazards” as temperatures fall to as low as minus eight degrees overnight. Speaking in Naas, Co Kildare, at the opening of ...