UEFA considers Swiss criminal case against FIFA's Infantino
UEFA is considering criminal proceedings in Switzerland against FIFA president Gianni Infantino over the World Cup sell-off plan, after filing a US lawsuit.
UEFA is considering criminal proceedings in Switzerland against FIFA president Gianni Infantino over the World Cup sell-off plan, after filing a US lawsuit.
Andy Burnham's first official visit to Wales brought smiles and positivity but little detail, as he toured Tata Steel in Port Talbot and met apprentices.
The number of asylum seekers in UK hotels has halved in a year, with the Home Office saying the use of hotels is ending.
Mark Zuckerberg apologised in court as Meta agreed to settle a lawsuit with Donald Trump, according to a cartoon by Rebecca Hendin.
New Home Office figures show asylum hotel numbers fell but dispersed accommodation rose, placing more asylum seekers in community housing and HMOs across Britain.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he wants to help 'move things forward' on Stormont's budget crisis, but is in 'listening mode' during his first visit to Northern Ireland.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation is using a deliberately confusing immigration policy as a secret weapon to attract voters, according to a new analysis.
Andy Burnham warns of a painful autumn as Greater Manchester faces budget cuts and tax hikes, urging government support.
Andy Burnham said Donald Trump's UK visit shows why Keir Starmer must remain PM, praising his handling of the relationship.
UEFA is reportedly preparing criminal proceedings against FIFA president Gianni Infantino over his withdrawn proposal to sell the World Cup.
UEFA is preparing criminal claims against FIFA president Gianni Infantino over the 2026 World Cup sale, escalating the governance dispute.
Champions League draw on Thursday uses a computer to assign opponents. Arsenal vs Inter and Liverpool vs Real Madrid are banned for a third straight year.
Scotland's Information Commissioner is appealing to the UK Supreme Court for the first time to overturn a ruling allowing the Scottish Government to redact documents linked to the Alex Salmond inquiry.
A new book claims David Beckham and Prince Harry's friendship ruptured after Harry snubbed the footballer at the 2018 Invictus Games in Australia.
Andy Burnham will meet Stormont political leaders during his first visit to Northern Ireland since becoming PM, with talks expected to focus on the budget crisis facing the devolved government.
Andy Burnham will meet Stormont political leaders during his first visit to Northern Ireland since becoming Prime Minister, with talks expected to focus on the budget crisis.
Andy Burnham will meet Stormont political leaders during his first visit to Northern Ireland since becoming Prime Minister, with talks expected to focus on the budget crisis.
Work visas fell 18% to 235,000 in the year to June 2026, while asylum spending dropped to £4.36bn, Home Office figures show.
Newly obtained letters contradict Robert F Kennedy Jr's testimony that his 2019 Samoa visit had 'nothing to do with vaccines', raising questions about his integrity.
Diane Abbott has condemned homophobic attacks on Wes Streeting since his appointment as the first openly gay Defence Secretary, calling them 'ignorant, prejudiced and unacceptable'.
Cabinet minister Pat McFadden defended spending £50,000 on No 10 North, including a £1,000 replica Downing Street door, as campaigners criticised the use of public money.
Britain and Ukraine have signed a landmark security agreement, pledging military and financial support as Russia's war continues into its fifth year.
The number of asylum seekers housed in UK hotels fell to 16,021 in June 2026, down 50% year-on-year and the lowest since 2022.
African diaspora descendants seeking citizenship under new ancestry laws encounter bureaucratic delays and documentation challenges, despite government promises of streamlined processes.
Over half of asylum seekers in the year to June 2026 arrived by small boat, as hotel numbers fell 50% to 16,022, GB News reported.
Prince Harry has made a string of explosive allegations against Prince William since 2020, from physical confrontations to Palace briefings. Here are eight of the most damaging claims as Harry eyes a return to Britain.
Andy Burnham says Wales and Scotland should consider deeper devolution, following England's city-region model, and that Crown Estate requests will get a fair hearing.
The Government expects Meta's new US teen protections to apply in the UK, says Pat McFadden, as the firm settles a $18bn legal case.
Lebanese influencer Georges Dib, known as 'Dr Food', has been arrested after videos showing him eating at a hospital sparked widespread anger and a police investigation.
Republican Ryan Mackenzie has resigned from the U.S. House, representing Pennsylvania's 7th District, effective immediately.