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West Ham sign Manchester City midfielder Kalvin Phillips on loan for the rest of the season.

The 100 contributors, ranked by the Sunday Times, were judged to have paid £5.35bn in tax last year.

It is only six months until the top two divisions in women's football are taken over by a club-owned company - so what do we know so far and how far has the process reached?

Novak Djokovic loses at the Australian Open for the first time since 2018 as Jannik Sinner moves into his first Grand Slam final.

The Loop will be offering a drop-in drug testing service which has been licensed by the Home Office.

Hopefuls and staff lift the lid on what it was like backstage at the hugely successful show.

Beijing cites story of Chinese man who fell prey to a honey trap by foreign spies.

Witnesses observed two to four minutes of writhing by convicted murderer Kenneth Smith before he died.

Fans will find out whether the faithful will scoop the prize - or if a traitor swoops in last minute.

Greenfinches, sparrows and starlings have declined the most but other species including goldfinches are thriving.

The Attorney General has received a submission Valdo Calocane's sentence could be unduly lenient.

How closely have you been paying attention to what has been going on over the past seven days?

A group representing northern businesses wants a property revaluation before the next election.

The 'Portrait of Fraulein Lieser' - last seen in public in 1925 - has been discovered in Vienna.

The French capital will hold the summer Olympic Games for the third time.

The actor initially turned down the role, saying it was too risky. What changed his mind?

Despite the flagging economy, demand is strong for helicopters and new models are being launched.

Hermit crabs all over the world are using our discarded plastic and other waste in place of their natural shells.

The governor of HMP Glenochil says coping with prisoners in their 60s and 70s is becoming difficult.

The ICJ could order Israel to stop military action, in a high-profile case brought by South Africa.