Garvaghy Road blocked as thousands protest Orange Order parade
Thousands of protesters blocked the Garvaghy Road in Portadown on Sunday, delaying an Orange Order parade after a High Court ruling allowed the march to proceed.
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Man City guilty of 114 charges; fans vote for relegation
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League charges. A Mirror Football reader poll shows 43% back automatic relegation as the punishment.
Man City players could sue if relegated after 115 charges verdict
Manchester City players may not automatically tear up contracts if relegated for financial breaches, but legal disputes are possible, says sports lawyer Kavan Bakhda.
Homes evacuated near RAF Fairford after explosives arrests
Homes near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire were evacuated after a major incident and several arrests under the explosives act. A cordon remains in place.
Drunk thug bit crew for three minutes as air rage incidents soar
A drunk thug who bit a crew member for up to three minutes and kicked another avoided jail. Attacks on airline staff are rising, with one incident per 395 flights in 2024.
Man dies choking on hot dog at speed eating contest
Walter Eagle Tail, 47, died after choking on a hot dog during a speed eating contest in Custer, South Dakota, over the Fourth of July weekend in 2014.
Martin O'Neill must go after Rangers defeat, says Hugh Keevins
Hugh Keevins says Martin O'Neill has lost the right to stay as Celtic manager after a heavy Rangers defeat, citing poor tactics, erratic behaviour, and board failures.
Fiend of the Gorbals: Razor killer hanged at Barlinnie
Patrick Carraher, the 'Fiend of the Gorbals', was hanged at Barlinnie in 1946 for the razor murder of soldier John Gordon, capping a career of stabbings and slashings.
BBC soap star found dead in park after tragic suicide
Actor Joseph Bennett, 47, was found dead in Richmond Park in 2015. His ex-wife, Doc Martin star Julie Graham, has now revealed they had divorced three years before his death.
Teacher's coercive control hell: 'I'm the best sociopath'
Christopher Haynes, a private school teacher, subjected his wife Karen to decades of coercive control, death threats, and abuse. Jailed for 21 months, he is set for early release in November, leaving his family in fear.
Appeal court overturns ban on Orange Order Garvaghy Road march
Belfast Court of Appeal overturns High Court injunction banning Orange Order from marching on Garvaghy Road on Sunday, citing an error in law.
Gateshead man jailed for brutal attack on girlfriend and ex
Gary Burton, 38, of Gateshead, attacked his partner and ex-partner during a 15-minute assault after an infidelity row at his birthday party. He was jailed for six years and nine months with an extended licence of four years.
Birkenhead children's charity closes after firework attack
The Sensory Shack in Wirral will close on Mischief Night and November 5 after a firework was pushed through its doors, forcing the charity to shut on key dates.
Bazunu explains decision to miss Ireland's Israel match
Bolton Wanderers goalkeeper Gavin Bazunu will not play for the Republic of Ireland against Israel, citing his personal belief that killing innocent people is wrong.
Keane and Wright agree Man City must be punished for cheating
Roy Keane and Ian Wright say Manchester City should face severe sanctions after an independent panel found the club guilty of 114 Premier League financial rule breaches.
Keane and Wright demand Man City punishment after 'cheat' verdict
Roy Keane and Ian Wright say Manchester City should be severely punished for 'cheating' after an independent panel found the club guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League financial rule breaches.
Aberdeen FC honour murdered taxi driver 43 years on
Aberdeen FC will feature the unsolved 1983 murder of taxi driver George Murdoch in their matchday programme, as his family push for fresh leads and a £50,000 reward remains on offer.
A9 closed in both directions after two cars erupt into fireball
Two cars erupted into a huge fireball on the A9 near Loch Moy, closing the road in both directions. Emergency crews remain at the scene and a diversion is in place.
Piers Morgan demands Man City relegation and stripped titles
Arsenal fan Piers Morgan calls for Manchester City to be relegated and stripped of titles after the club was found guilty of breaching 114 financial regulations.
Mark Feehily sues surgeon over weight loss surgery complications
Westlife's Mark Feehily is suing surgeon Nick Carter over a 2020 weight loss operation he claims caused recurring sepsis and led to his stomach being removed.
Norris demands F1 ban for Colapinto after Azerbaijan crash
Lando Norris said Franco Colapinto 'shouldn't be in Formula 1' after the Azerbaijan Grand Prix crash, calling for the FIA to hand out bans.
Colapinto faces more consequences after Azerbaijan crash
Franco Colapinto will face further consequences beyond his five-place grid penalty for the Malaysia GP after Alpine boss Flavio Briatore said he will decide on additional action.
Dad kills pregnant mum with Father's Day gift before Primark (26.09.2026)
Zak Hughes murdered heavily pregnant Sarah Montgomery with a water bottle she gave him for Father's Day, then bought a new outfit at Primark.
Pints on terraces: PM's plan divides fans and police
Prime Minister Andy Burnham wants to overturn the 41-year ban on drinking alcohol in view of the pitch at top English football matches, calling it 'discrimination'. Fans and police are split on the proposal.
Briton and wife killed in Athens building collapse – reports
A British man and his Greek wife are believed to be among six people killed after an explosion caused a building collapse near the Acropolis in Athens, Greek broadcaster ERT has reported.
More sex offenders could be freed as courts struggle, police warn
Police sources warn more sexual predators in England and Wales could be freed on bail instead of jailed due to court and prison pressures, ahead of October's early release scheme.
Woman killed by hunter: partner says death was 'no accident'
The partner of Santos Maria Chilel Soto, killed in Delaware, says her death was '100% not an accident' after hunter Walter Moorhead was arrested.
NJ lieutenant governor resigns after harassment report
Dale Caldwell resigned Friday after a report found credible evidence he sexually harassed a female staffer and violated ethics rules. Acting comptroller Shirley Emehelu will replace him.
CEO fired over AI 'Lake America' family photo
Jane Smith is no longer CEO of Family First Credit Union after posting an AI-edited family photo with 'Lake America' sweaters, sparking backlash in Canada.
ICE Detention of Athlete Aminata Seck Raises NCAA Duty Questions
Aminata Seck's ICE detention exposes the precarious bargain facing international college athletes: universities recruit them eagerly, but support can vanish when immigration status becomes fragile.
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