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Jude Bellingham Penalty trio treated as black rather than English after misses
Jude Bellingham was disturbed by the way Marcus Rashford, Jadon Sancho and Bukayo Saka were treated as just black rather than English once they missed penalties in the Euro 2020 final defeat to Italy..
Bradford named UK City of Culture 2025
Bradford has been named the UK City of Culture 2025..
NHS stuck in vicious cycle over care backlog
The record backlog in hospital care is causing untold strain on NHS workers, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh has said..
HS2 begins building Britains longest railway bridge
HS2 has started construction of the UKs longest railway bridge..
Travellers gather outside Leinster House to highlight crisis in mental health
Traveller groups and campaigners gathered in front of Leinster House on Tuesday to raise awareness of the mental health crisis facing members of the Travelling community..
England call up means everything to Jarrod Bowen after journey from non league
Jarrod Bowen admits an England career felt a million miles away as he was plying his trade in non-league football just eight years ago..
Robert Lewandowski fully focused on Wales game Poland boss Czeslaw Michniewicz
Robert Lewandowskis full focus is on beating Wales despite his determination to leave Bayern Munich, according to Poland boss Czeslaw Michniewicz..
Eurostar customers wait for hours in huge queue outside St Pancras
Eurostar passengers were forced to wait in a queue which snaked along roads outside Londons St Pancras station on Tuesday..
Consumer group hits out at blame game as travel chaos continues
The blame game over flight disruption ahead of the Platinum Jubilee bank holiday is no help to passengers, a consumer group has warned..
Great white sharks may have contributed to megalodon extinction study suggests
Competition for food with the great white shark may have contributed to the extinction of the megalodon, one of the largest carnivores to have ever lived, new research suggests..
Hospital anaesthetist who injected partner during exorcism ceremonies struck off
A hospital anaesthetist who injected his partner with drugs during a series of exorcism ceremonies has been struck off..
Margaret Thatcher statue unveiled despite protests
A statue of Baroness Margaret Thatcher has been officially unveiled in her home town despite the presence of a small number of protesters..
Monkeypox outbreak could amplify during festival season WHO
The outbreak of monkeypox cases in Europe could be amplified during the festival season in the summer, health officials have said..
Boss Steve Clarke desperate to lead Scotland to World Cup finals in Qatar
Steve Clarke is desperate to lead Scotland to the World Cup finals in Qatar as he acknowledged the devastating plight of play-off semi-final opponents Ukraine..
Thousands of tickets still on sale for Englands first Test against NZ at Lords
Thousands of tickets remain on sale for Englands first Test of the summer, with empty seats expected as Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum attempt to kickstart a new era..
Sergio Perez follows up Monaco Grand Prix win with new two year Red Bull deal
Sergio Perez has followed up his Monaco Grand Prix success by signing a two-year contract extension with Red Bull..
Kevin Spacey to voluntarily appear in UK court following assault allegations
The actor is facing four charges of sexual assault against three men, as well as causing a person to engage in penetrative sexual activity without consent.
Government hasnt prepared for rise in demand for foreign holidays
Ministers have been accused of failing to step up as holidaymakers using UK airports continue to suffer major disruption..
Life sized Queen cake created for Platinum Jubilee celebration
A life-sized cake of the Queen has been baked to mark her Platinum Jubilee..
Four Palestine protesters arrested after covering London building in paint
Four protesters have been arrested after gluing themselves together and spraying paint on a building in central London, the Metropolitan Police said..





















