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Chelsea have announced the signing of Joao Pedro from Brighton. The versatile Brazilian forward has linked up with his new team-mates in the United States for the rest of their Club World Cup campaign ...
Chris Woakes and Brydon Carse struck for England on the first morning of the second Rothesay Test as India reached 98 for two at Edgbaston. Buoyed by his side’s triumphant fourth-innings chase at ...
White Birch will be a notable absentee from a stellar Coral-Eclipse at Sandown on Saturday on account of anticipated fast conditions. John Joseph Murphy’s star performer was one of 11 confirmed for ...
Maro Itoje stamped his authority on the British and Irish Lions with a commanding display as the Queensland Reds were overwhelmed 52-12 at Suncorp Stadium. Making his first appearance in Australia as ...
The number of migrants crossing the English Channel in a single year has passed 20,000 in record time. Some 440 people made the journey in eight boats on Tuesday, bringing the total for 2025 so far to ...
Pinnington Jones chose not to follow Draper straight into the professional game, heading to college in the United States, but he could not have made a better Wimbledon debut, defeating Argentinian ...
Monetary Policy Committee member Alan Taylor flagged a ‘deteriorating outlook’ in the UK economy as trade woes mount.
Module six of the inquiry is focused on the effect the pandemic had on both the publicly and privately funded adult social care sector across the UK.
The Met Office said heavy rain could cause some problems but temperatures would no longer be as ‘oppressively hot’.
Tierney and Nygren are Celtic’s two main signings so far, with Doohan set to be a back-up keeper and 19-year-old striker Osmand to be assessed in pre-season before the club “decide what his ...
Murder squad detectives investigating child killer Lucy Letby have passed evidence of further allegations related to baby deaths and collapses at the hospitals where she worked. The allegations are ...
Neil Stubley says the turf is coping well after the hottest ever start, but warns climate change may force future adaptations.