By Orlando Crowcroft LIKE many people, I’ve always been on the fence about voting. I know how it sounds, but feel in my bones ...

Thiago Silva has joked he is not a spy despite having first-hand knowledge of the Chelsea side he will face in the Club World Cup semi-finals with Fluminense. The veteran former Brazil defender left ...

The Princess Royal has paid tribute to First World War soldiers who “gave their lives for peace they would never see” as she marked the reopening of the Menin Gate memorial. Anne joined Princess ...

Police Scotland have urged the public to avoid sharing “misinformation” following the death of a scientist in Dundee at the weekend. Dr Fortune Gomo, 39, a mother who worked for Scottish Water, was ...

The Prince of Wales has joined survivors and the bereaved at a July 7 memorial ceremony in Hyde Park to mark the 20th anniversary of the attacks. A series of commemorative events were held on Monday ...

A gender-critical Metropolitan Police detective who said she felt like “Daniel in the lion’s den” at an internal trans rights event has lost her employment tribunal case against the force. Detective ...

The umpire at the centre of Wimbledon’s embarrassing electronic line calling failure was left off the schedule on Monday – while organisers insisted the fiasco cannot happen again. Officials blamed ...

FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem has denied accusations of a “reign of terror” and suggested the governing body’s member clubs are “smiling” about the prospect of him serving another four years. Ben ...

The Chief Secretary to the Treasury has declined to rule out the introduction of a wealth tax when pressed by Tory MPs on future tax rises. This comes after former Labour leader Lord Neil Kinnock ...

Midfielder Georgia Stanway is “fed up with talking” and wants “proper England” to prove their doubters wrong in their critical Euro 2025 clash with the Netherlands on Wednesday night. England’s 2-1 ...

Members of the trade union Unison have voted to accept a two-year pay deal. Cosla offered staff an increase of 4% this year and 3.5% next year, with 83% of Unison members voting in a ballot to accept ...

The High Court ought to resist any attempt to bring the judiciary into a political contest being “played as an away fixture”, the court was told as it hears a challenge over the constitutionality of ...