Football
Hyperia: Thorpe Park to reopen UK’s tallest rollercoaster
The UK's tallest rollercoaster is to reopen more than two weeks after it was closed following technical checks.Hyperia at Thorpe Park opened to the public on 24
German police demand England fans are only served low-alcohol beer…
German Police are tightening up security ahead of England's opening Euro 2024 match against Serbia and have reportedly demanded the VELTINS Arena serve Three Li
Preston: Club fined for offensive chants in Chelsea and Huddersfield…
Preston North End have been fined a total of £40,000 for two incidents of offensive supporter chants at away games during the 2023-24 season.The club were char
Nigel Farage: Objects thrown at Reform leader while campaigning
3 hours agoBy Kathryn Armstrong, BBC News • Lucy Ashton, Senior Political ReporterObjects thrown at Nigel Farage on open-top busNigel Farage appears to h
Manchester United: Omari Forson to join Serie A side Monza
Manchester United midfielder Omari Forson will join Serie A side Monza when his contract at Old Trafford expires later this month.Forson has signed a deal until
Michael Mosley: BBC to air special programme for late presenter
4 hours agoBy Kathryn Armstrong, BBC NewsBBCThe BBC has announced that it will air a special tribute to TV presenter Dr Michael Mosley following his death on
Gareth Southgate suggests he is set to QUIT as England…
Gareth Southgate has suggested that he could 'step down' as England manager if the Three Lions do not win Euro 2024 this summer. The 53-year-old's contract wi
Former Scottish Greens leader Robin Harper joins Labour
AlamyRobin Harper was the Green party's first UK parliamentarianA former Scottish Greens leader and MSP has joined the Scottish Labour Party. Robin Harper, who
Saulos Chilima: Malawi vice-president confirmed dead in plane crash
5 hours agoBy Wedaeli Chibelushi, BBC News, London • Peter Jegwa, BBC News, LilongweReutersSaulos Chilima had been vice-president for 10 yearsThe wreck o
Douglas Ross ‘football expense’ claims reviewed by parliamentary watchdog
The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority is "reviewing" reports Douglas Ross may have used Westminster expenses to travel in his role as
The town struggling to see a doctor
12 hours agoBy Michael Buchanan and Katie Inman, BBC NewsBBCJoyce cares for her mother who has dementiaThe experiences of a group of residents in a supported
Eight 13th-century catapult shots found at Kenilworth Castle
Eight 13th Century catapult shots have been discovered "perfectly preserved" outside the walls of a castle in Warwickshire.English Heritage said the shots would
