Tenerife player Jesus De Miguel dies after on-field collision Tenerife player Jesus De Miguel has died after an on-field collision in a match on Monday, his club have announced. Tenerife player Jesus De Miguel has died after an on-field collision in a match on Monday, his club have announced. The collision occurred as Andorra goalkeeper
Former Tory MP walks free after altering passport to access gambling website A former Conservative MP has walked free from court after admitting altering their passport to access a gambling website. Katie Wallis, the MP for Bridgend in South Wales from 2019 to 2024, became the first openly transgender MP in the House of Commons
Jake Paul to fight MMA star Cedric Doumbe in Christmas Eve boxing return MMA world champion Cedric Doumbe has been announced as Jake Paul’s opponent for the YouTuber-turned-boxer’s return on December 24. It was confirmed last Thursday that Paul would get back in the ring for the first time since Anthony Joshua broke his jaw
Strictly star Neil Jones expecting second child with wife Chyna Mills Strictly Come Dancing star Neil Jones has announced he is expecting his second child with wife Chyna Mills. The professional dancer, 44, married the former Love Island star, 27, in July this year. They announced their engagement in April 2023 and said they were
Michael Carrick without Marcus Rashford and Luke Shaw for Roma tie Marcus Rashford and Luke Shaw missed training on the eve of Manchester United’s crunch Champions League match against Roma but Patrick Dorgu retuned for the first time since picking up a hamstring injury. Head coach Michael Carrick is under intense pressure as Saturday’s 2-0
Adventurer Karl Bushby arrives in Hull after 28-year walk from South America Adventurer Karl Bushby has been mobbed by well-wishers as he arrived in his home town of Hull on the last day of his 28-year walk from South America. Mr Bushby, now 57, told crowds in the city centre: “There has never been a
Use of AI by job candidates increasing, managers say The use of artificial intelligence (AI) by job candidates is increasing, according to new research. Managers say they are no longer getting a true picture of the person they are hiring. A survey of 928 UK managers, conducted by the Chartered Management Institute, found that AI
Skilled migrants could contribute £115bn to public finances, think tank says Skilled migrants settling in Britain are expected to contribute billions more to the public finances than they cost over their lifetimes, according to analysis published before an immigration rules overhaul expected on Monday. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood is expected to announce her final decision
Government unveils £700 million to help develop stalled industrial sites Up to 10 major industrial and commercial sites across the UK could be built with the help of £700 million in public capital, the Government has announced. The strategic sites accelerator, launching on Monday, will help stalled projects that are commercially viable and have strong
King and Queen attend Sunday service in Antigua The King and Queen were told the voices of small states must be heard for there to be “true partnerships” in the Commonwealth as Caribbean nations welcomed the UK’s offer of slavery apology talks. Charles and Camilla’s first official engagement of their trip to Antigua for a