Man City appeal 114 charges as relegation debated
Manchester City are appealing against 114 alleged Premier League financial breaches, with relegation among possible punishments as the appeal process begins.
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Burnham and Healey signal tough welfare choices ahead
Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey have hinted at stricter benefit conditions to cut the welfare bill, with a major review into Personal Independence Payments due to report imminently.
Drumcree parade go-ahead for first time since 1997
Orange Order members walk Garvaghy Road for first time in nearly 30 years after Parades Commission ruling upheld by High Court.
UK faces 'greatest risk of war in a lifetime', says defence secretary
Defence secretary Wes Streeting says the UK faces its greatest war risk in a lifetime, citing Russia as the biggest threat and defending a major defence spending increase.
Trump's 11 most embarrassing geographical blunders
Donald Trump confused the UK with England, praised fictional 'Nambia', and called Belgium a city. Here are 11 of his most cringeworthy geographical gaffes.
Rainbow coalition warning: Burnham deal would be a nightmare
New YouGov polling suggests Andy Burnham could need a coalition with the Lib Dems and Greens, a prospect described as a nightmare for right-leaning voters.
Drumcree parade cleared in unprecedented late-night hearing
Crowds gathered on Garvaghy Road in Portadown after a late-night High Court ruling upheld the Parades Commission decision permitting the Orange Order march.
Tories pledge to deport 40,000 foreign criminals a year
The Conservatives have pledged to deport 40,000 foreign criminals annually, raising the current figure from 6,000, with automatic deportation for those convicted of anything beyond the most minor offences.
Councils to get stronger powers to seize empty homes
Angela Rayner announced plans to cut the empty-home takeover period from two years to six months, targeting 300,000 vacant dwellings in England.
Burnham warns of challenging Budget ahead of Labour conference
Andy Burnham has warned he and Chancellor John Healey face a 'challenging' set of circumstances at the Budget, as Labour's conference begins in Liverpool.
Orange Order allowed Garvaghy Road march after 30 years
The Orange Order has been given permission to march down Garvaghy Road in Belfast for the first time in nearly 30 years, after an unprecedented late-night High Court ruling.
Wales Live Blog: Sunday September 27 News, Weather and Traffic
WalesOnline's live blog for Sunday, September 27 brings the latest news from Wales and beyond, plus weather and traffic updates throughout the day.
Newcastle stay on mission after Man City's 114-charge verdict
Newcastle United are expected to stay on mission after Manchester City were found guilty of 114 charges, with all Premier League clubs assessing compensation options.
Cleverly: Khan lost passion, I want to be London Mayor
Sir James Cleverly has quit the shadow cabinet and will stand for London Mayor, saying Labour's Sadiq Khan has 'lost his passion' and is 'faxing it in'.
Burnham urged to 'stop madness' as Channel migrant deaths hit 180
The Channel migrant death toll has passed 180 since 2018, with experts saying the real figure may be higher, as pressure mounts on the Government to end the crossings.
Trump silences reporter, rejects Obama's women-in-power claim
Trump told MS NOW reporter Akayla Gardner to be 'quiet' on Saturday, after separately calling Obama's claim that women-led governments would be better 'ridiculous'.
Carrick sack verdict split as Man Utd struggle
A narrow majority of Express Sport poll voters say Man Utd should sack Michael Carrick now, with 53% backing dismissal during the international break.
Trump tells female reporter to be quiet in press clash
Donald Trump told MS NOW reporter Akayla Gardner to be 'quiet' during a heated exchange, then dismissed Barack Obama's claim that women in charge would improve governments as 'ridiculous'.
Premier League criticised over Man City charges verdict saga
talkSPORT's Adrian Durham says the Premier League has got the Man City 115 charges verdict 'so badly wrong' after an 'ugly' saga, as chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak maintains the club's innocence.
Tories vow to deport 40,000 foreign criminals a year
Conservatives pledge to deport every foreign criminal convicted of all but the most minor offences, with 40,000 offenders ejected from Britain each year.
Burnham slams 'poisonous' masked gangs ahead of Labour conference
Prime Minister Andy Burnham condemned masked anti-immigration gangs as 'poisonous' and praised Liverpool's history of fighting racism during a trip on the new Mersey Ferry before the Labour Party Conference.
Scotland's Russia conflict vulnerability sparks defence warning
Scotland is particularly vulnerable in a major conflict with Russia, experts warn, as the UK's defences face scrutiny over military capabilities and defence spending priorities.
Alexander: Glasgow 'miles behind' after SNP neglect
Labour's Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander says fires, drug deaths and economic decline have left Glasgow 'miles behind' rather than 'miles better', urging cooperation to reverse the slump.
Skates: Welsh Labour must create something new
Welsh Labour leader Ken Skates says the party must build something new and fit for the future, not rebuild, after its Senedd election defeat.
Douglas Alexander: Scottish Government hoards power with disastrous results
Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander will tell the Labour conference that the Scottish Government 'hoards power at the centre with disastrous results', urging both governments to 'work together'.
SNP tells Burnham slogans no substitute for cost-of-living help
SNP Westminster leader Dave Doogan says Andy Burnham's promise of 'hope' rings hollow as energy bills rise, urging real help for households.
Marra to call for Holyrood powers to be decentralised
Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra will use his first party conference to urge Holyrood to decentralise powers, including devolving skills policy to Scotland's regions.
Burnham and Healey signal tough Budget choices ahead
PM Andy Burnham and Chancellor John Healey have hinted at tough choices for the Government this autumn, as the Labour conference begins in Liverpool.
Streeting: UK will defend Falklands by force if necessary
Defence Secretary Wes Streeting has vowed the UK will use force if necessary to defend the Falkland Islands, following Argentine President Javier Milei's escalating sovereignty threats.
Burnham branded 'bottler' by GB News presenter in live rant
GB News presenter Lizzie Cundy dubbed Prime Minister Andy Burnham 'Burnham the bottler' on live TV, accusing him of avoiding big issues after he ruled out a snap election.
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