Sarina Wiegman wants a more clinical England in second leg of World Cup play-off Sarina Wiegman wants England to be more clinical in the second leg of their World Cup play-off with Greece at the King Power Stadium. Georgia Stanway, Maya Le Tissier and Alessia Russo were on the scoresheet in Crete on Friday as
Pupil detained after suspected school shooting in France Police have detained a 14-year-old pupil after a suspected school shooting in southern France that left the principal and another staff member injured. The Bouches-du-Rhône police department, in southern France, said the suspect’s motive is unknown. The boy taken into custody on Monday was carrying a gun
Resident criticises reaction to death of man in wildlife park tiger enclosure A woman who lives near the wildlife park where a man was killed by a tiger has said she was concerned over reports the victim may have had additional needs and that people “seemed to care more about the tiger”. Angela Seivewright went
Stephen Fry and Miriam Margolyes join calls for Burnham to fund comedy in Budget Sir Stephen Fry, Miriam Margolyes and Bill Bailey are among comedians calling on Prime Minister Andy Burnham to prioritise comedy in the upcoming Budget. Campaigners have called for tax reform, funding and recognition for the comedy sector, ahead of Chancellor John
Man City ‘more together than ever’ after chants about charges – Elliot Anderson Manchester City midfielder Elliot Anderson admits the criticism the club has suffered in the wake of being found guilty of financial irregularities has galvanised the players. The £116million summer signing was man of the match in the 3-0 win at Anfield, during
Barbara Hepworth sculpture estimated to fetch up to £8m at auction A Dame Barbara Hepworth sculpture is expected to sell for up to £8 million when it goes up for auction this month. Titled Sculpture with Colour (Eos), the piece will be the leading highlight of Christie’s modern British and Irish art evening sale. The
Barbara Hepworth sculpture estimated to fetch up to £8m at auction A Dame Barbara Hepworth sculpture is expected to sell for up to £8 million when it goes up for auction this month. Titled Sculpture with Colour (Eos), the piece will be the leading highlight of Christie’s modern British and Irish art evening sale. The
Parents driving up sales of screen-free toys this Christmas Parents are driving up sales of screen-free toys this Christmas, retailers have said, following a year of heightened scrutiny around the effect of technology on children. The Entertainer said every one of its predicted top 10 toys this Christmas was screen-free, while Smyths said screen-free play
PM says UK backs energy ceasefire after claims Ukraine and Russia had agreed one Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said the UK would back an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine after Donald Trump claimed one had been agreed. The US president earlier posted on social media that the two countries had agreed to immediately
Mayor in urgent safety warning after AI spots nearly 19,000 driving offences Motorists have been urged to belt up and switch off mobile phones after an AI-powered road safety trial captured images of almost 19,000 driving violations in just two weeks. Mayor of the West Midlands Richard Parker said the “frankly shocking” findings of