Liverpool discover their Champions League league-phase opponents on Thursday. The draw in Monaco at 5pm will rule out five potential clashes, including fixtures against Premier League rivals.
The SNP says millions of workers in Scotland and the UK are paying an extra £700 a year in income tax due to the frozen personal allowance, urging the UK Government to unfreeze it.
Sinn Féin says new ferry passport rules between Ireland and Britain should also apply to Northern Ireland. The UK Border Force requirement takes effect from September 28.
UEFA has lifted its threat to boycott FIFA competitions after assurances over World Cup rights, but must still push for Gianni Infantino's exit, writes Andy Dunn.
Celtic's 5-1 defeat to Lask after extra time, throwing away a 4-0 aggregate lead, ranks among Martin O'Neill's most painful nights as manager and costs the club at least £20m.
Uefa is set to drop its boycott threat after Fifa guaranteed it will not repeat Gianni Infantino’s plan to sell World Cup stakes, clearing European teams for upcoming tournaments.
Hayley Parsons and Jonathan Davies are set to meet Welsh Government after the WRU rejected criticism as unsubstantiated, inappropriate and wholly unhelpful.
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Lewis Ferguson was 'willing' to join Rangers this summer before transfer talks stalled, his dad Derek revealed, also clarifying the Bologna captaincy change.
Paraag Marathe has returned to Rangers after leaving the San Francisco 49ers, with a dual focus on Rangers and Leeds United now beginning.
Boxing Day 2026 falls on a Saturday, so the bank holiday moves to Monday, December 28. Full 2026 and 2027 England and Wales bank holiday dates confirmed.
England and other UEFA nations are expected to withdraw their threat to boycott the next World Cup after FIFA chief Gianni Infantino scrapped his plan to sell tournament stakes to private investors.
Andy Burnham says Britain's support for Ukraine will not change amid CIA chief John Ratcliffe's first known visit to Moscow for talks with Russian officials.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham defended his past criticism of Donald Trump, saying the US president has 'said things as well,' and confirmed he looks forward to meeting him in person.
Andy Burnham has defended his past criticism of Donald Trump, calling his politics 'poisonous', as preparations begin for a possible first face-to-face meeting between the two leaders in New York.
Sam Allardyce has reversed his pre-season prediction, now backing Arsenal for the Premier League title after Manchester City's narrow opening win over Bournemouth.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham will meet Donald Trump in New York in September, with Ukraine top of the agenda, but the President's unpredictable nature makes the outcome uncertain.
Joe Root says England's off-field soap opera has created a distraction ahead of the second Test against Pakistan, as the team seeks to refocus on cricket.
Everton face a busy final week of the transfer window, with a right-back signing the top priority and potential outgoings also on the agenda.
Kemi Badenoch is set to promote backbench MPs to her top team in a frontbench reshuffle before the Conservative Party's October conference, with several vacancies opening up.
Samuel Eto'o says Gianni Infantino has done nothing wrong and wants the FIFA Forward Enterprise proposal back on the table if he is re-elected for a fourth term next year.
Manchester United are pursuing a left-back before the window closes, with Lewis Hall ruled out by Newcastle and Barcelona's Alejandro Balde emerging as an alternative.
The Coalition of the Willing, led by Hayley Parsons, is positioning to replace the WRU board, but governing Welsh rugby will require more than opposition—a fully costed, deliverable plan.
Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin calls Gianni Infantino's shelved World Cup stake sale 'even worse than the Super League plan' and warns of an opponent in the March election.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces key decisions on budget, welfare, migration, and prisoner release as MPs return to the Commons, defining his premiership.
Tehran has vowed to retaliate against any country cooperating with fresh US sanctions, which Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called the greatest financial offensive ever marshalled against an adversary.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham, chairing his first 'coalition of the willing' meeting in Kyiv, urged allies to send more interceptor missiles to Ukraine amid Russian bombardment.
Dutch broadcaster Avrotros withdraws from Eurovision 2027, citing Gaza suffering and press restrictions. The contest moves to Burgas, Bulgaria, after Dara's win.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham, on his first foreign trip, pledged ongoing UK support for Ukraine during its 35th independence anniversary celebrations in Kyiv, praising the nation as Europe's protector.
Several senior White House aides are leaving, with staff citing four key reasons including job prospects and the looming midterms, raising questions over stability.