Trump threatens tariffs on Europe over Canada EU plan
US President Donald Trump has threatened “very serious tariffs” on Europe after Ursula von der Leyen proposed making Canada the EU's first associate member.
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Chelsea chairman Boehly steps down as Clearlake takes control
Chelsea chairman Todd Boehly is leaving his role after agreeing to sell his stake to co-owners Clearlake Capital, giving the US firm full control of the club.
Burnham set for first showdown with Trump next week
Andy Burnham is set for a first showdown with US President Donald Trump next week in New York, with the meeting expected at the UN General Assembly.
Trump lands in Dublin for two-day Ireland visit amid protests
Donald Trump touched down at Dublin Airport for a two-day visit to Ireland, where protests are planned and water cannons are on standby. Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly said there will be no tolerance for public disorder.
Donald Trump lands in Dublin for two-day Ireland visit
Donald Trump has arrived in Dublin for a two-day visit, with Garda Commissioner Justin Kelly warning water cannons are 'on standby' amid planned protests.
Fenerbahce boss Ismail Kartal resigns minutes after Roma draw
Ismail Kartal resigned as Fenerbahce manager minutes after Thursday's Champions League draw with Roma, the club's first match in the competition since 2008.
Susan Aitken quits as Glasgow council leader, insists city safe
Susan Aitken has formally stood down as leader of Glasgow City Council, insisting the city remains safe despite criticism over the city centre and anti-social behaviour.
King Charles letter clarifies Harry and Meghan royal position
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have returned to the UK with their children, but King Charles has issued a letter clarifying they are no longer working members of the Royal Family.
Burnham vs Badenoch: Flirting Ends as PMQs Fight Begins
Kemi Badenoch attacked Andy Burnham over defence spending at PMQs, ending weeks of flirtation. The PM defended his record, while sanctions on Israeli settlements sparked a diplomatic row.
Burnham rules out IndyRef2 unless clear majority backs it
Andy Burnham has ruled out a second Scottish independence referendum until it is 'clear' a majority of Scots want one, drawing parallels with the Irish border poll rules.
Trump did not condemn UK sanctions on West Bank settlements
US President Donald Trump did not push back on UK sanctions against West Bank settlement builders, despite Israel closing the UK consulate in East Jerusalem.
Israeli minister: Falklands are Argentine in UK sanctions row
Israel's national security minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has called for recognition of Argentine sovereignty over the Falkland Islands and sanctions against the UK, hours before Britain is due to announce new restrictions on West Bank settlements.
King's letter defines Harry and Meghan's status
King Charles has issued an unprecedented formal letter clarifying that Prince Harry and Meghan hold no representative royal function, describing them as private citizens, amid their return to the UK.
Westminster urges Sadiq Khan to back Soho pubs after row
Westminster council has called on the Mayor of London to improve public transport and provide more police across the West End after a row over its own crackdown on nightlife.
NFL Commissioner Goodell Signs Extension Through 2031
NFL owners approved a four-year contract extension for Commissioner Roger Goodell, running through the 2030 season and ending 31 March 2031, with compensation tied to performance.
Swinney cannot give 'specific figure' on NHS job losses
John Swinney says he cannot put a specific figure on potential NHS job losses from plans to cut Scotland's health boards from 14 to two.
Infantino reiterates Fifa re-election bid amid pressure
Gianni Infantino has reiterated his desire to stand for re-election as Fifa president despite ongoing controversy and pressure to resign over a plan to sell tournament stakes to private investors.
Jenrick vows to quit as chancellor if tax cut promise fails
Robert Jenrick has published a formal resignation letter to Nigel Farage, pledging to quit as chancellor if Reform fails to deliver a major tax cut within its first 100 days in government.
Putin orders 72-hour pause in strikes on Kyiv, Kremlin says
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered a 72-hour pause in strikes on Kyiv, starting at midnight today, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told Russian news agency Tass, ahead of US envoys' visit for peace talks.
Argentina enforces Falklands oil sanctions against 45
Argentina has launched sanction proceedings against 45 people and companies over oil exploration around the Falkland Islands, escalating tensions with the UK.
Moyes: no contact with Everton owner in 20 months
David Moyes has not spoken to Everton owner Dan Friedkin since returning as manager in January 2025, and remains defiant after a difficult transfer window.
Premier League returns with full fixture list as focus shifts to football
A full Premier League programme resumes with five Saturday 3pm kick-offs, while the Women's Super League also returns and Champions League format debate looms.
Arsenal avoid Liverpool and Man Utd contract crisis next summer
Arsenal will have no players out of contract next summer after Gabriel Martinelli's £60m move to Al-Hilal, unlike Liverpool and Manchester United facing key decisions.
Iraola defends Liverpool transfer strategy and Barcola role
Andoni Iraola defends Liverpool's summer transfer strategy, prioritising quality over quantity, and backs Bradley Barcola to cover both wings despite no right-winger signing.
Man United: Leicester owner blocks Page as Carrick admits wish
Manchester United's summer window ended with a £152m spend, but a late £15m bid for Leicester's Louis Page was rejected by the owner, Aiyawatt Srivaddhanaprabha.
Burnham refuses to rule out tax rises in first PMQs grilling
Andy Burnham refused to rule out tax rises in the upcoming budget as he was accused of being a “people-pleaser” and not a leader in his first PMQs.
Trump nominates Hung Cao as navy secretary amid Iran attacks
Donald Trump has nominated acting navy secretary Hung Cao for the permanent role, citing his military record, as the navy faces strain from the Iran war and new attacks on US bases.
Everton Fans' Forum demand answers after Balogun collapse
Everton Fans' Forum issues angry statement after £40m Folarin Balogun move collapses, leaving squad 'dangerously short' with one recognised striker.
Burnham Hit by Five-Word Warning After Commons Debut
Andy Burnham faced a five-word warning from Kevin Hollinrake on BBC Breakfast after his first Commons speech as PM, vowing devolution.
Lord Blunkett regrets not doing more for Hillsborough families
Lord Blunkett says he 'deeply' regrets not doing more for Hillsborough families while Home Secretary, and that the Hillsborough Law could have come much sooner.
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