Drone delays play as Fleetwood host Arsenal in Carabao Cup fourth round Fleetwood’s Carabao Cup fourth round tie against Premier League champions Arsenal was interrupted in the opening stages by a drone flying above Highbury Stadium. Barely a minute of the match had been played when referee Michael Salisbury was alerted to the drone overhead.
King to acknowledge ‘great suffering of the past’ during visit to Caribbean The King will begin his tour of the Caribbean by acknowledging the “great suffering of the past” and confirm Commonwealth leaders will discuss the legacy of slavery at a summit he will open. Charles arrived in the Bahamas to a ceremonial welcome and
Kylian Mbappe apologises to China for ‘ill-judged’ remarks about Mao Zedong Real Madrid forward Kylian Mbappe has apologised for making “ill-judged” remarks about former Chinese leader Mao Zedong which saw the France captain dropped by several Chinese brands. Mbappe reportedly referred to Zedong, the founding leader of Communist China, as a dictator when joking about
Number 10 hints at Harry Kane knighthood after Ballon d’Or win Downing Street has hinted that Harry Kane could be in the running for a knighthood after the “extraordinary achievement” of winning the Ballon d’Or. The Bayern Munich striker became the first English winner in 25 years during a ceremony at the London Palladium on
Andoni Iraola aware Liverpool still have work to do despite winning run Andoni Iraola is growing into the role as Liverpool head coach but accepts he needs more wins to really start feeling at home. Momentum is growing after four successive wins in all competitions, and eight in 10 since opening the season with two
Michael Carrick expected to remain in charge for Man Utd trip to Chelsea Michael Carrick is expected to remain as Manchester United head coach for Saturday’s Premier League match against Chelsea, the Press Association understands. Carrick had arrived at Carrington early on Tuesday morning with his future still up in the air after a 3-0
Liz Truss says she takes ‘not very much’ blame for mini budget economic chaos Liz Truss has claimed it was not her 2022 mini budget “that went wrong” as she blamed the Bank of England for the ensuing economic turmoil and hit out at Treasury officials for failing to warn her of the risks. Ms
Two UK nationals charged over RAF Fairford ‘plot to aid Iran’ Two British nationals have been charged over a plot to assist Iran’s intelligence service as part of the investigation into the suspected terror incident near RAF Fairford. Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) said Mohmed Abdulkarim, 24, of London, will appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court today
Schools shut and travel disruption as windy weather sweeps Scotland after storm Dozens of schools are shut and people are facing travel disruption as high winds sweep Scotland, with warnings of 70mph gusts. A Met Office yellow warning covering the whole of Scotland and the far north-east of Northern Ireland is in force until 9pm
What to expect from John Healey’s first Budget as Chancellor John Healey will deliver his first Budget as Chancellor on Wednesday against the backdrop of a difficult domestic economic situation, made worse by the international market turmoil caused by the Iran war. Here, the Press Association looks at what can be expected from Mr Healey’s