Minister urges Premier League to resolve Man City case quickly
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy urged the Premier League to resolve Manchester City's financial breaches case quickly after reports of guilty verdicts on most charges.
Category : Politics
Council staff told to stop saying 'asylum seeker' and 'alcoholic'
Nottingham City Council's language guide tells staff to use 'person-first' phrases instead of terms like 'asylum seeker' and 'alcoholic', sparking criticism from a Tory MP.
Nandy: Man City verdict 'not good for football'
Lisa Nandy says Manchester City's reported guilty verdict on 114 charges is 'not good for football' and fans must know rules are applied 'fairly and consistently'.
Man City guilty of 114 of 115 charges: stars react
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League financial rule charges. Players past and present, including Rio Ferdinand and Rodri, have reacted to the verdict.
Nandy Defends Migration Plans as Not 'Un-British'
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has rejected Angela Rayner's claim that Labour's proposed migration rule changes are 'un-British', defending the plans on the Today Programme.
Putin's New Black Sea Palace Has One Major Drawback
Satellite images show Vladimir Putin building a new Black Sea palace at Sochi, but it remains within range of Ukrainian attacks despite defenses.
Haaland's Stance on City's 115 Charges Before Verdict
Erling Haaland previously said he was confident in Man City amid the 115 charges, before the club was reportedly found guilty on all but one. He signed a nine-and-a-half-year deal in 2025.
Angela Rayner slammed on GB News over migrant remarks
Former Deputy PM Angela Rayner was criticised on GB News for opposing Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood's proposed retrospective migrant visa crackdown, which she called 'un-British'.
Burnham heads to Labour conference with 'Hope Again' slogan
Andy Burnham will enter his first Labour conference as Prime Minister with the slogan 'Hope Again', buoyed by a 'Burnham bounce' after a turbulent start under Keir Starmer.
Liverpool appoint Julian Ward as sporting director
Liverpool have confirmed Julian Ward as their new sporting director, replacing Richard Hughes, who left for Al-Hilal after two years at Anfield.
Haaland pulled from Norway media duties after City verdict
Erling Haaland has been removed from Norway's pre-match press conference after Manchester City were found guilty on all but one of the 115 Premier League charges.
Burnham faces Labour unrest ahead of first conference as PM
Andy Burnham faces unrest among Labour big beasts ahead of his first party conference as Prime Minister, with Peter Kyle urging more growth and Angela Rayner criticising migration plans.
Burnham's Britain 'a laughing stock' - rivals circle
Britain is weaker than it's been for decades and rivals sense weakness, with Andy Burnham's leadership drawing criticism on the international stage.
Labour urged to offer hope as right-wing doom-mongering grows
Labour and Andy Burnham are urged to present an optimistic vision at next week's conference, countering right-wing pessimism that critics say has caused Reform's poll slide.
Burnham's first Labour Conference speech as PM looms
Andy Burnham will deliver his first Labour Party Conference speech as Prime Minister in Liverpool, facing economic black holes and questions over funding for his vision.
Wales Live News, Weather and Traffic Updates for Sept 26
Follow WalesOnline's live blog for Saturday, September 26, with breaking news, weather, traffic and travel updates from across Wales and the UK.
William and Harry's Row: Brutal Two Words After 'Spare' Claims
Prince William disputes Harry's account of a 2019 physical confrontation, with sources calling the version 'massively overblown' as the brothers remain unreconciled.
Burnham faces tougher test than Trump as crises mount
Andy Burnham heads to Labour conference with his government hit by an economic crisis, a collapsing poll lead, migration pressures and Brexit divisions.
Burnham most un-Prime Ministerial PM I’ve met, editor says
Political Editor Martyn Brown spent 37 minutes watching Andy Burnham on a flight to New York and found the PM generous, opinionated and un-Prime Ministerial.
Argentina's Falklands rhetoric is barking – even by their usual delusional standards
President Milei's UN speech on the Falklands was ludicrous, self-serving and delusional, even by Argentine standards. The real reason is his precarious political position, not the islands.
England squad: Tuchel keeps 15 from first pick, 11 axed
Thomas Tuchel's latest England squad retains 15 players from his first selection, with 11 dropped for the Nations League games against Spain.
Man City guilty of 114 charges - punishment undecided
Manchester City have been found guilty of 114 of 115 Premier League financial charges. Sanctions, including possible title stripping and relegation, remain undecided as the club confirms it will appeal.
Burnham bounces onwards at Labour conference
Andy Burnham faces Labour conference after a solid UN debut, but must navigate welfare reforms, a challenging Budget, and concerns over his 'trad Labour' image.
Trump Trolls Iran With 'Trump Strait' Photo After Ceasefire Rejection
President Donald Trump reportedly rejected a seven-day ceasefire deal with Iran and plans to resume bombing after the US midterms, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Rotheram to pitch Liverpool opportunities to PM Burnham
Liverpool Mayor Steve Rotheram will meet PM Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey at Labour Conference to push for a Mayoral Development Corporation, aiming to fast-track thousands of homes and unlock the northern docks brownfield site.
Marra pledges cooperation with Swinney, no 'blank cheque'
New Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra has pledged to work with John Swinney to improve Scots' lives over the next five years, but warned he won't offer the First Minister a 'blank cheque'.
Burnham knocks down early election rumours before conference
Andy Burnham heads to Liverpool for his first Labour conference as PM, dismissing speculation of an early general election and vowing the next vote will be in 2029.
Meghan Markle's Bizarre Complaint at A-Lister Retreat Left Guest Speechless
Meghan Markle reportedly complained about a free goodie bag at a 2015 Soho House retreat in Istanbul, leaving a fellow guest speechless, according to a Daily Mail columnist.
Burnham heads to Liverpool for first Labour conference as PM
Prime Minister Andy Burnham heads to Liverpool for his first Labour conference as leader, denying early election speculation and hinting at water sector reform.
WASPI compensation backers outnumber opponents four to one
Supporters of WASPI compensation outnumber opponents by almost four to one, according to a new analysis of more than 10,000 voters, with 47% backing full or partial redress.
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