King leads nation in honouring the fallen on Remembrance Sunday Charles took centre stage and laid the first wreath at the Cenotaph Wearing a field marshal uniform complete with a greatcoat, cap and sword, the King saluted as he stepped back from the monument in Whitehall after leading the nation in a two-minute silence. His
Scotland still to beat New Zealand The side fell to another defeat at Murrayfield in rugby union’s Nations Championship Deflated Gregor Townsend admitted Scotland fell below his expectations as they slumped to a demoralising 43-21 Nations Championship defeat at home to emotionally-charged New Zealand. The Scots sensed a chance to notch their first ever win
More than 30 vehicles in M20 motorway crash Two people were seriously injured in the collision Officers were called to the scene at around 6.40pm on Saturday on the London-bound carriageway of the M20 between junction 9 at Ashford and junction 8 at Leeds Castle. Kent Police said two people have sustained serious injuries, with
Investigations continue as Briton among six killed in Poland mass shooting The suspected gunman was believed to have been inspired by “far-right ideologies” and remains in hospital after being shot by police Four women and two men were killed in the attack when a gunman opened fire in Krakow’s Main Square on Saturday afternoon, including
Liam Delap scores double as Nottingham Forest upset odds to beat Man City Liam Delap’s emphatic brace earned Nottingham Forest a first home win of the season and piled the misery on Manchester City with a 3-1 victory. Delap scored in either half after Jair Cunha had given Forest an early lead as City lost
Former EU negotiator warns UK will not be able to pick and choose trade rules Britain will not be able to pick and choose which elements of the European Union’s single market arrangements it wants if the country moves closer to the bloc, a former chief Brexit negotiator has warned. Michel Barnier said EU member
US military carries out targeted strikes on Iran that Trump describes as ‘minor’ President Donald Trump said the US military carried out new limited strikes on Iran on Friday, targeting an Iranian air defence system. Iranian state media reported the sound of two explosions in the Suza area of Qeshm Island, which is in the
Meghan’s father to be tagged after court appearance over child sex abuse images The Duchess of Sussex’s father will be subject to home detention and electronic tagging following his release on bail after appearing in a US court accused of possessing child sex abuse material, including images of himself with naked young girls. Travel restrictions
Burnham to look at rape trial changes to back victims after Brand conviction Andy Burnham has said he will look at changing rape trials to encourage more women to come forward and “get the conviction rate up”. He said the Government needs to look at how to “make sure they do not leave the woman
Andy Farrell wants more from Ireland despite big win over Argentina Andy Farrell challenged Ireland to be more ruthless after they swept aside Argentina with a 42-12 bonus-point victory in the Nations Championship in Dublin. Hugo Keenan scored a hat-trick as the hosts ran in six tries but head coach Farrell felt his side missed