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Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher begins the first Pakistan visit by the Vatican's senior official for relations with states and international organisations.

Wayne Rooney rows on New York's Hudson River with Joe Hart and Micah Richards after Norway's World Cup run activates his on-air wager.

St Helens have parted ways with head coach Paul Rowley immediately, a dramatic change at the club just one day before their Super League

BBC punditry trio Wayne Rooney, Micah Richards and Joe Hart took to a boat on New York's Hudson River to fulfil a forfeit, after Rooney's errant prediction about Norway at the World Cup.

Tottenham ends goal drought but suffers another defeat as Aston Villa secures a vital 3-2 victory

Reform UK deputy leader Richard Tice has been referred to parliament's standards watchdog over an undeclared £80,000 sum received from Farage aide George Cottrell, a Liberal Democrat MP has confirmed.

Tottenham's loss to Aston Villa highlights a dismal start to the season, leaving fans questioning the team's future and the manager's tactics

Meta has been using influencers and allied organizations to make its case for teen safety tools at the same time governments move toward age limits and bans on social media use by children. Reporting from The Guardian…

The weather update in England and Wales has turned into a wider public safety warning, with farmers, landowners and firefighters urging a temporary ban on disposable barbecues as dry conditions increase the risk of…

Leading experts tackle urgent questions on AI's threat to humanity and why companies remain unaccountable amidst these fears about Google and beyond

Trump Media and Technology Group has come under scrutiny after launching a paid data product that gives Wall Street clients split-second early access to posts from some of Truth Social’s most influential accounts…

LeBron James will play for the Philadelphia 76ers, placing the four-time champion alongside Joel Embiid and Tyrese Maxey for another title attempt.

Train drivers in Great Britain are weighing strike action over the continued lack of toilets on parts of the rail network, with union officials saying that basic welfare needs still are not being met despite earlier…

NBA legend LeBron James will join the Philadelphia 76ers for his final professional season, joining a roster that includes Joel Embiid and Jaylen Brown in pursuit of another championship ring

A second US carrier is moving toward the Middle East as lawmakers demand answers about morale, supplies and an exceptionally long deployment aboard USS Abraham Lincoln.

Anthony Joshua prepares for his ring return against Kristian Prenga following a fatal 2025 car crash. The former world champion discusses managing his grief while maintaining focus on his professional boxing career

Farmers in the Vale of Glamorgan are barricading land with concrete and timber to combat illegal hare coursing, as police ramp up patrols to address rising rural intimidation and property damage

A surge in breeding activity at Cumbria's Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve has led to a record-breaking year for ospreys, with five chicks successfully hatched and tagged by local conservationists

South Africa cruised to a comfortable victory over a struggling Wales side in Durban, extending their winning streak and exposing the significant gap between the two international rugby nations

Germany beat Spain 1-0 to retain the men's Hockey World Cup, becoming the first team to win back-to-back titles on two separate occasions.

Brent crude has surged to $100 a barrel as escalating military action in the Middle East and tanker attacks in the Red Sea trigger fresh concerns over global energy supply stability

Reports emerge linking Jeff Bezos to a consortium interested in acquiring a minority stake in Liverpool, prompting fresh questions about the long-term strategic intentions of Fenway Sports Group at Anfield

With record-breaking heat and rainfall shortages leaving three-quarters of England in drought, water companies have introduced widespread hosepipe bans affecting approximately 30 million residents across the UK

A major power failure at a treatment works caused widespread water shortages at Gatwick Airport, forcing the closure of dining facilities and creating significant distress for thousands of passengers