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First acts announced for Royal Albert Hall concert marking 50 years of UK Pride
Singers Calum Scott and Hayley Kiyoko will perform in a concert at the Royal Albert Hall commemorating 50 years since the first Pride march took place in the UK..
Grant Shapps accuses Sadiq Khan of breaking pre election rules on Elizabeth line
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has accused Labours London Mayor Sadiq Khan of breaking pre-election rules over the announcement of when the Elizabeth line will open..
Pair deny robbing Olympic cyclist Mark Cavendish and his wife
Two men have denied robbing Olympic cyclist Mark Cavendish and his wife Peta and face a trial later this year..
Almost seven in 10 motorists have changed driving habits since cost of living crisis
A new survey has revealed that more than two-thirds of drivers have changed their driving habits since the cost-of-living crisis took hold..
Alan Titchmarsh questions need to name storms
TV presenter Alan Titchmarsh said he feels for people whose name is taken to identify a storm because it serves as a recurring reminder of the power of destruction..
Russian businesses banned from using UK accountants as new sanctions announced
Russian businesses will be banned from using UK-based accountancy firms, as new sanctions against major media organisations from the country have been announced..
Burnley would face significant loan repayment if relegated from Premier League
The stakes at play in Burnleys fight against relegation have been brought into sharp relief after the clubs financial results showed they would face a significant loan repayment if they drop into the Championship..
James Tavernier hopes Ibrox atmosphere can help Rangers rattle RB Leipzig
Rangers captain James Tavernier hopes a packed Ibrox can unnerve RB Leipzig in their Europa League semi-final on Thursday night..
Arthur Labinjo Hughes faced systematic brutality amounting to torture
Six-year-old Arthur Labinjo-Hughes faced systematic brutality amounting to torture leading up to his death, the Court of Appeal has heard during a review of the prison sentences of five killers..
Kasper Schmeichel set on delivering Euro glory for Leicester ahead of Roma trip
Kasper Schmeichel has vowed not to settle for second best with Leicester on the brink of their first European final..
Londons Elizabeth line to open on May 24
Londons Elizabeth line railway will open on Tuesday May 24, Transport for London (TfL) has announced..
Man accused of murdering 66 year old appears in court
A man accused of murdering a 66-year-old man in South Wales has appeared in court..
Aston Martin boss Tobias Moers leaves British sports car firm
Aston Martin chief executive Tobias Moers has stepped down from his role with the British luxury sports car brand..
Consumers could choose value brands to cope with rising food prices minister
Consumers could help themselves cope with rising food prices by choosing value brands in the supermarket, the Environment Secretary has suggested..
Jayson Molumby joins West Brom from Brighton on three year deal
Republic of Ireland midfielder Jayson Molumby has signed a three-year deal at West Brom following a successful loan spell from Brighton this season..
New evidence found against Madeleine McCann prime suspect prosecutor says
German investigators have found new evidence against the prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, a prosecutor has revealed in an interview on Portuguese television..
Mel B and Roy Hodgson to receive honours at Buckingham Palace
Mel B and Roy Hodgson are among those due to receive royal honours at Buckingham Palace..
Andy Murray relishing first clash with Novak Djokovic in over five years
Andy Murray is relishing a first meeting with Novak Djokovic in over five years after beating Canadas Denis Shapovalov in three sets at the Madrid Open..
Whoopi Goldberg Abortion is a human issue and has nothing to do with religion
Whoopi Goldberg says abortion is a human issue and has nothing to do with religion, following the publication of a highly controversial leaked draft opinion from the US Supreme Court..
Elon Musk says governments and business could face slight cost to use Twitter
Government and business accounts on Twitter could face a slight cost to stay on the social media platform, Elon Musk has said..





















