Howard Webb under pressure after Man Utd apology and Arsenal complaint
Howard Webb faces mounting pressure after VAR errors in the Manchester derby, with Manchester United receiving an apology and Arsenal lodging a complaint.
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North Wales rugby leaders urge Welsh Government to intervene over RGC
North Wales Rugby Council has written to the First Minister warning that RGC could become unviable if the WRU's deadline to become standalone by January 2027 is enforced.
Ferrari to adjust development after Hamilton DNF and title blow
Ferrari boss Frederic Vasseur says the team can now work on different things after falling further behind Mercedes in the F1 constructors' standings.
Peers urge Triple Lock review as State Pension costs rise
House of Lords peers have called for a review of the State Pension Triple Lock, citing long-term costs and proposing alternatives like a 'triple average' after the next election.
UK datacentres to create only 25% of predicted jobs
Environmental thinktank Verdant predicts UK datacentres will directly employ 10,400 workers, compared with over 40,000 projected by TechUK, amid energy and water concerns.
Russia warns Hungary of 'harsh and painful' retaliation
Russia threatens 'harsh and painful' retaliation against NATO member Hungary after Budapest expels 10 Russian diplomats, escalating tensions amid a foreign-policy pivot.
Wales Live Blog: News, Weather and Traffic for Sept 7
WalesOnline's live blog for Monday, September 7 brings all the latest news from across Wales, plus weather and traffic updates, and major UK and overseas stories.
Rangers youth chief turned SFA caped crusader must ditch school-teachery approach
Craig Mulholland's SFA youth plan faces scepticism after 20 years at Rangers yielded few first-team stars, with critics questioning his school-teachery approach.
Unite warns Swinney over centralisation job cuts
Unite warns John Swinney's plans to slash NHS boards and councils will cause panic and job losses, citing Police Scotland and fire service failures.
Blunkett: Burnham's start remarkable but speed is key challenge
Lord David Blunkett praises Andy Burnham's remarkable start as PM, but warns revolutionising big challenges is harder than an Amazon delivery.
Wales Live Blog: News, Weather and Traffic for September 4
Get the latest breaking news, weather and traffic updates from across Wales and beyond on Friday, September 4, with live coverage from WalesOnline.
Trump names Adam Telle acting army secretary after Driscoll exit
Donald Trump named Adam Telle as acting army secretary after Daniel Driscoll resigned amid reported tensions with Pete Hegseth. Telle, assistant secretary for civil works, will oversee the army.
British Army suspends major war games to save £30m
The British Army has suspended major training exercises to save £30m, prompting warnings that the move could undermine UK military readiness and has been called a 'scandal'.
Burnham's PM dream turns into financial crisis nightmare
Andy Burnham finally became Prime Minister, but Britain is now facing a financial crisis, and his desire to be liked may be his worst flaw.
Man City's chaotic summer transfer window rebuild
Manchester City spent over £315m on midfielders this summer despite denying interest in Enzo Fernandez, ending with a smaller squad and a messy window that raises concerns about future negotiations.
Liverpool squad assessment: Iraola's options in every position
Liverpool's squad under Andoni Iraola has gaps after key departures. Here's the full position-by-position assessment of the Reds' options for the season.
Swinney: no compulsory redundancies in SNP public sector plan
John Swinney insists there will be no compulsory redundancies as the SNP plans to cut health boards and merge quangos to plug a £5bn blackhole by 2030.
Scott Trust board members and 2021 governance review conclusions
The Scott Trust has published the conclusions of its 2021 governance review alongside profiles of its board members, including chair Ole Jacob Sunde and editor-in-chief Katharine Viner.
Army Secretary Resigns After Clashes With Hegseth
Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll resigned after 18 months, following clashes with Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth, prompting a Democratic senator to warn of 'hollowed out' leadership.
Swinney to axe NHS boards and cut quangos to plug £4.7bn hole
John Swinney will reveal plans to slash public spending over four years to fill a £4.7 billion blackhole, including axing multiple NHS health boards and reviewing quangos.
NSW DPP, AG discussed barrister list for review
NSW DPP Sally Dowling says she and Attorney General Michael Daley discussed barrister names for an independent review before Noel Hutley SC was appointed, despite her knowing him for nearly 30 years.
Liverpool told referee process 'not fit for purpose' after Iraola outburst
Liverpool conceded a penalty after a delayed triple substitution in the 2-2 draw with Nottingham Forest. Former referees have criticised the substitution board process.
Badenoch replaces Stride as shadow chancellor in reshuffle
Kemi Badenoch has replaced Sir Mel Stride as shadow chancellor with Andrew Griffith in a reshuffle ahead of the party conference in October.
Early release tagging to burden police, chief warns
Tracking prisoners freed early under the Government’s scheme will add to the strain on police resources, Thames Valley Chief Constable Jason Hogg has warned.
Man Utd handball call worst refereeing decision of season
Manchester United's second goal in the 5-2 win over Ipswich should have been disallowed for a clear Harry Maguire handball, making it a top contender for the worst refereeing call of the Premier League season.
Dame Priti Patel to take on international Tory role
Dame Priti Patel is leaving her post as shadow foreign secretary to take an international role for the party, with Tom Tugendhat expected to replace her.
UK risks WW3 by retaliating against Russia hybrid attacks
The UK could trigger World War 3 by responding to Russia's mounting hybrid attacks with military force, it has been suggested, as Moscow escalates rhetoric.
Leaked GEC files show 'absolutely nothing', ex-officials say
Two former top officials at the disbanded Global Engagement Center say leaked documents provided by a Trump official to a conservative analyst show no evidence of domestic censorship.
Burnham admits dangerous IPP prisoners will be released
Andy Burnham has confirmed that prisoners jailed indefinitely under IPP sentences will be released to free up prison space, sparking fury from critics.
Interim chief for £245k GMCA top role
Andrew Lightfoot has been nominated to become interim group chief executive of the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, a £245,000 post, after Caroline Simpson left for Number 10 North.
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