The designation as a terror group means that membership of, or support for, Palestine Action is a criminal offence punishable by jail.

Liverpool’s squad were united in their grief as they said farewell to team-mate Diogo Jota at the forward’s funeral in Portugal.

England’s belief in miracles will be tested to its limits after India left them in an apparently unwinnable position heading into the final day of the second Rothesay Test at Edgbaston.

Wales, the lowest ranked team in the competition, must now regroup for games against France and holders England.

Temporary traffic lights due to emergency repairs and gas main work on Wexham Road both ways near St Pauls Avenue. Until 0:00 on 8th July.

A137 East Street Westbound closed due to electricity work from A133 St Andrew's Avenue to A1232 Ipswich Road. Until 16:43 on 11th July.

Lane closed due to emergency repairs and gas main work on A105 Green Lanes Northbound from Oakthorpe Road to A1004 Aldermans Hill. Until 0:00 on 10th July.

Oliver Bearman admitted he was angry with himself after a 10-place grid penalty meant a superb qualifying performance at his first British Grand Prix went to waste. The British driver was handed the ...

MP James McMurdock has said “all” of his “business dealings” complied with regulations after he resigned the Reform UK whip amid questions related to Covid loans.

A new name will be on the Wimbledon women’s title for the eighth successive tournament after defending champion Barbora Krejcikova and 2022 winner Elena Rybakina were knocked out in the third round.

John Gosden was proud of Ombudsman in defeat after the Prince of Wales’s Stakes winner was narrowly denied in a “messy” renewal of the Coral-Eclipse at Sandown.

Runner-up in the Palace House at Newmarket and the Temple Stakes at Haydock on her previous two starts for Jack Davison, the four-year-old adopted even more forceful tactics in Sandown’s Coral Charge, ...