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Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag warns top players' performances are dropping off because they are "overloaded".

Phil Foden strikes a stunning hat-trick as Manchester City continue to apply pressure to their Premier League title rivals.

The fish were due to be released into another waterway, but now the salmon population of a creek has been boosted instead.

World Central Kitchen founder José Andrés says Israel's deadly strike in Gaza on Monday was not a mistake.

Users on Meta platforms suffer access problems as thousands report outages on Wednesday evening.

A woman, 68, has been diagnosed as having Noah syndrome, a condition associated with animal hoarding.

Fees of up £145 will be levied on imports of fish, salami, sausage, cheese and yoghurt, the government says.

Fees of up £145 will be levied on imports of fish, salami, sausage, cheese and yoghurt, the government says.

Poland’s Foreign Affairs Minister calls in from NATO HQ

The investor boardroom battle raises difficult questions about whether the Hollywood giant lost its way.

The investor boardroom battle raises difficult questions about whether the Hollywood giant lost its way.

Follow live text commentary as Liverpool host Sheffield United and Chelsea play Manchester United in the Premier League.

Follow live text commentary as Liverpool host Sheffield United and Chelsea play Manchester United in the Premier League.

Vivienne Groom was prosecuted for failing to declare her income while caring for her mum.

The Harry Potter author challenged Scotland's new hate crime law by describing several transgender women as men.

The Harry Potter author challenged Scotland's new hate crime law by describing several transgender women as men.

The goalkeeper of a Spanish third division club is banned for two games after confronting a rival fan he says racially abused him.

Rory McIlroy reveals he had a lesson with Tiger Woods' former coach Butch Harmon in his search for form prior to next week's Masters.

No planning permission has been sought for work which has been going on for a week night and day.

National Education Union members are expected to vote on whether to hold a formal strike ballot.