Alonso was sacked as Madrid boss on Monday after just a matter of months at the helm on the back of his side's 3-2 defeat by arch rivals Barcelona in the Spanish Super Cup final.
The broadcaster unknowingly lived with the defect for 48 years
It’s a living museum to American dysfunction
Craig Guilford is under pressure as part of the fallout over the decision to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from attending Villa Park in November.
AFCON 2025 reaches its conclusion with a heavyweight showdown
The well of celebrity has been poisoned
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah's hopes of leading Egypt to Africa Cup of Nations were dashed as former team-mate Sadio Mane scored the winner in their semi-final showdown
Labour’s Kirsty McNeill and Deputy First Minister Kate Forbes of the SNP hail a major step forward for the Forth Green Freeport
Pesticides linked to cancer have been detected in 60 per cent of children's playgrounds, a new study warns.
Pesticides linked to cancer have been detected in 60 per cent of children's playgrounds, a new study warns.
A new poll of around 1,000 students found 35 per cent think the party should be 'no-platformed' in universities - a record high for any political group.
A new poll of around 1,000 students found 35 per cent think the party should be 'no-platformed' in universities - a record high for any political group.
Items worth £59.7m allocated to museums, galleries, libraries and archives as part of Arts Council England scheme Winston Churchill and Benjamin Disraeli’s desk, a painting by Vanessa Bell and a rare artwork by Edgar Degas are among the items of cultural importance saved for the nation this year. The items, worth a total of £59.7m, will be allocated to museums, galleries, libraries and archives around the UK as part of Art Council England’s cultural gifts and acceptance in lieu schemes. Continue reading...
More than nine in 10 first-time buyers negotiated on the property purchase price last year, securing a discount of £22,900 on average.
Exclusive: US is less feared by its traditional adversaries, while its allies feel ever more distant, results show A year after Donald Trump’s return to the White House, a global survey suggests much of the world believes his nation-first, “Make America Great Again” approach is instead helping to make China great again. The 21-country survey for the influential European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR) thinktank also found that under Trump, the US is less feared by its traditional adversaries, while its allies – particularly in Europe – feel ever more distant. Continue reading...
Pressure mounting for use of glyphosate, listed by WHO since 2015 as probable carcinogen, to be heavily restricted Children are potentially being exposed to the controversial weedkiller glyphosate at playgrounds across the UK, campaigners have said after testing playgrounds in London and the home counties. The World Health Organization has listed glyphosate as a probable human carcinogen since 2015 . However, campaigners say local authorities in the UK are still using thousands of litres of glyphosate-based herbicides in public green spaces. Continue reading...
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