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Celtic Park pitch invasion after stoppage-time winner prompts police and SPFL response

A stoppage-time goal led to a dangerous pitch invasion at Celtic Park; police, the SPFL and Hearts have all demanded action and accountability

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Shaw’s rare strike sparks Manchester United performance at Old Trafford

Luke Shaw produced a surprise early goal at Old Trafford, setting the tone for a match marked by stout goalkeeping and a controversial VAR episode

How London’s policing plan will manage two large demonstrations and the FA Cup final

A detailed look at the policing plan for 16 May: numbers, technology and legal steps aimed at preventing clashes between Unite the Kingdom and Nakba Day protests

Andy Burnham seeks Makerfield contest as Streeting urges party unity

Wes Streeting has endorsed Andy Burnham for the Makerfield by-election and urged Labour to prioritise electability while the party navigates internal debates and logistical hurdles

Andy Burnham to contest Makerfield as Labour faces leadership pressure

A sitting mayor is preparing to re-enter Parliament after an MP’s surprise departure, intensifying an already volatile Labour leadership debate

Makerfield MP to resign, opening path for Andy Burnham to seek Commons return

A Labour MP will step aside for Andy Burnham to contest Makerfield, escalating internal debate about party leadership and strategy

Storm over Labour leadership as Wes Streeting and Angela Rayner weigh up bids

A swirl of briefings and denials has intensified the debate over Sir Keir Starmer’s future, with Wes Streeting and Angela Rayner at the centre of speculation

EIMA 2022, International Agricultural and Gardening Machinery Exhibition

EIMA International is the International Exposition of Machinery for Agriculture and Gardening, a biennial event created in 1969 by FederUnacoma.

Man City clinch FA Cup while Celtic title night is marred by pitch unrest

A Wembley triumph for Manchester City, fresh managerial developments at Chelsea, ugly scenes at Celtic Park and Mohamed Salah’s call for a return to fearless football

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Iraq’s Ali al-Zaidi takes office with incomplete cabinet after parliamentary vote

Ali al-Zaidi assumed the premiership after a parliamentary vote that confirmed 14 ministers; crucial roles remain undecided as he pledges economic reforms and confronts militia disarmament and corruption

News

Bulgaria claims first Eurovision crown while UK ends with one point

Bulgaria’s Dara took the crown in Vienna as the UK placed last with one point, a finale shaped by theatrical acts and political controversy

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How DARA’s Bangaranga captured Eurovision 2026 and put Bulgaria in the spotlight

Dara’s Bangaranga fused folklore and pop into a triumphant Eurovision 2026 performance that made Bulgaria the story of the night

Handbag-friendly SPF 50: why E.l.f Invisi-Stick belongs in your bag

Keep a clear SPF 50 stick in your bag for quick, invisible protection and easy top-ups

Flattering Roman midi dress at £36 that transitions from day to night

Roman’s textured wrap bodice midi dress blends a slimming silhouette with easy movement, earning high ratings from customers for both everyday wear and special occasions

Lifestyle

Underglow matcha melting cleansing balm: why shoppers are obsessed

The Underglow Matcha Melting Cleansing Balm from Iconic London has returned after selling out, offering a nourishing, matcha-rich cleanse that transforms from balm to milk

Lifestyle

Simba waffle cotton bedding review and Easter sale guide

Find simple bedding upgrades and budget beauty tech that could change your routine

Lifestyle

Sunniest dog breeds to brighten your home: 12 cheerful picks

Explore breeds known for their sunny temperaments and get practical tips to match a joyful dog to your life

How Trump and Xi signalled a pragmatic turn in U.S.-China relations after Beijing meetings

Leaders framed a pragmatic reset focused on trade, investment and critical minerals while sensitive security issues remained unresolved

Violence in Blue Nile State forces thousands from their homes

A frontline account from Al-Damazin shows how clashes between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces have pushed communities into makeshift camps and strained humanitarian response

How war in Lebanon is creating a lost generation of students

A generation of Lebanese students faces interrupted learning as schools are destroyed, repurposed as shelters, or left unreachable

Hantavirus outbreak on MV Hondius prompts controlled evacuation in Tenerife

On 9 May 2026 Tenerife prepared to receive the MV Hondius after a hantavirus outbreak; WHO officials described containment steps and reassured the public that the situation is not a repeat of COVID

Fragile truce after US strikes Iranian oil tankers near the Strait of Hormuz

A delicate pause in hostilities survives strikes and detentions as negotiators seek to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and broker a wider agreement

Economy

How inflation quietly erodes cash savings and what savers can do

Discover why some savers have lost value in cash deposits and four practical moves to help protect your nest egg

Economy

Country-level quarterly trade estimates for goods and services

A compact overview of quarterly, seasonally adjusted trade estimates by country and a directory of dataset editions

Economy

Actual weekly hours worked dataset for the UK: rolling three-month figures

Discover key figures on actual weekly hours worked from the Labour Force Survey and learn how the rolling three-month, seasonally adjusted dataset is organised and accessed

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