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Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou among contenders for Manager of the Year award
Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou is one of four nominees for the Managers and Coaches Association of Scotlands Manager of the Year award..
Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood still on bail as rape probe continues
Manchester United forward Mason Greenwood will remain on bail until mid-June over allegations he raped and assaulted a young woman..
Emergency services software deal under scrutiny by competition watchdog
A major supplier of software to emergency services must provide undertakings that ambulance trusts, police forces and fire and rescue services will not be ripped off following a recent merger, the competition watchdog has said..
NatWest profits hit 12bn as bank benefits from rising interest rates
NatWest enjoyed a doubling of profits in the last three months as it benefited from rising interest rates and improved economic conditions, the bank said..
Firm behind popular HRT Oestrogel says it is on track to meet growing demand
The firm behind popular HRT treatment Oestrogel said it is on track to meet growing demand..
Sophie tells Saint Lucian school children gender equality is not a competition
The Countess of Wessex has said gender equality is not a competition as she addressed secondary school children on the last day of her Caribbean tour..
People with arthritis urged to lose weight and exercise under new NHS plan
People with arthritis are being urged to lose weight and exercise as the main therapies for their condition..
497m damage bill for Storms Dudley Eunice and Franklin
Insurers expect the bill for damage caused by Storms Dudley, Eunice and Franklin that hit much of the UK during February to amount to nearly £500 million..
Report calls for primary school exclusions to be banned by 2026
Exclusions from primary school should be banned by 2026, a new report has said..
First European semi final for 46 years ends in defeat for West Ham
West Ham were unable to rise to the occasion in their first European semi-final for 46 years, as they slipped to a 2-1 defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt..
Michael Carberry to lead cricket focused Kick It Out project
Former England international Michael Carberry will lead a Kick It Out project to identify and address the challenges facing under-represented groups in cricket..
Camden venue Koko to reopen with Arcade Fire gig
The owner of London music venue Koko has said its reopening will be a special moment and that its inaugural concert featuring Arcade Fire will be an iconic event in its 120-year-history..
British Beatle terrorist to be sentenced over deaths of Western hostages
A British terrorist convicted over his role in the torture and killings of Western hostages in Syria is expected to come face to face with his victims families when he is sentenced in a US court today..
James Corden vows to go out with a bang when he leaves The Late Late Show
James Corden has promised to go out with a bang as he announced he will depart The Late Late Show next year..
Call to support GPs as majority suffer stress anxiety or depression
Four in five GPs have been stressed, anxious or depressed in the last year, a campaign group has said as it called for more action to alleviate burnout among family doctors..
British Army troops to take part in biggest deployment in Europe since the Cold war
The Defence Secretary says its a show of strength and solidarity against Russian agression.
DUP not using scare tactics in election campaign over border poll Donaldson
DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has dismissed suggestions that his party is using negative tactics to scare people into voting for them at next weeks Assembly elections..
British national killed and second missing in Ukraine
A British national has been killed in Ukraine and a second is missing..
Pornography in Commons unacceptable PM says as Tory faces investigation
Boris Johnson has described allegations that a Tory MP watched pornography in the Commons chamber as totally unacceptable as senior ministers hit out at Westminsters shameful culture..
Nadine Dorries warns tech giants a new chapter of accountability is coming
The internet is reaching a turning point where tech giants are being held fully accountable for the content on their platforms, the Culture Secretary had said..





















