Jonathan Humphreys: from Wales captain to smallholding life
Enjoy a candid view of Jonathan Humphreys as he trades international pressure for a quieter life on a smallholding near Stirling
Large fire at Rutherglen corner shop mobilises 22 appliances and safety cordons
More than 100 firefighters were sent to tackle a fire at a Nisa store in Rutherglen, with multiple roads closed and local residents urged to stay clear
Three arrested following failed bomb incident near Lurgan police station
A hijacked pizza delivery vehicle and a timely alert by the driver prompted searches, a controlled explosion and arrests in the Lurgan area
All-Ireland SFC 2026: draw, fixtures and knockout format explained
The round 1 draw has created a high-stakes start to the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship 2026, with a fresh knockout structure leaving no margin for error as counties pursue Sam Maguire
King Charles and Queen Camilla visit 9/11 Memorial in New York
King Charles and Queen Camilla laid a floral tribute at the 9/11 Memorial, met bereaved families and spoke with New York officials to honour the victims of September 11, 2001
Leia exits MasterChef quarter-final after tense cook-off with judges Grace Dent and Anna Haugh
Leia produced ambitious Puerto Rican flavours but ran short of time in the quarter-final, leaving the kitchen emotional yet proud
Surprise 16/1 winner Eachtotheirown takes PRL Champion Novice Hurdle at Punchestown
Eachtotheirown led all the way to claim the Grade 1 PRL Champion Novice Hurdle at Punchestown, delivering a 16/1 upset and pointing to a possible career over fences
Scottish Labour promises immediate implementation of Equality Act in women’s manifesto
Scottish Labour says it will act straight away on Equality Act changes, prioritising single-sex spaces, NHS wards and women’s health services
Roscommon dominate Mayo in Castlebar to reach Connacht final
Roscommon overturned an early Mayo lead with a relentless second-half run, powered by Diarmuid Murtagh and pace up front
Cochrane-style review questions the clinical impact of anti-amyloid therapies in mild Alzheimer’s
A comprehensive analysis of 17 trials involving over 20,000 participants concludes that current anti-amyloid monoclonal antibodies produce minimal cognitive benefit while raising safety and cost concerns.
How the 2026 Sidemen Charity Match at Wembley became a goalfest
The Sidemen Charity Match returned to Wembley Stadium for a sold-out spectacle featuring swapped teams, high-scoring action and charitable beneficiaries Bright Side and M7 Education
Why Celtic should retain Callum McGregor during a summer rebuild
Martin O’Neill believes Callum McGregor’s leadership and experience make him vital to Celtic’s plans despite criticism and links to Saudi Arabia
Autonomous systems for CBR recovery in urban interiors
Inside a trial where robots, drones and uncrewed ground vehicles worked together to manage CBR hazards in confined urban spaces
Passenger seeks £50,000 from British Airways after finger cut and nightmares
A 61-year-old former executive is pursuing more than £50,000 from British Airways after injuring two fingers on a 2026 flight, citing both physical damage and persistent psychological effects
How Péter Magyar swept to power and what it means for Hungary and Europe
Viktor Orbán’s long tenure ended in a decisive loss to Péter Magyar, setting up a coalition with a strong parliamentary majority and a complex roadmap for change
Top clubs with the most Champions League titles revealed
A concise guide to the clubs that have historically collected the most Champions League titles and the reasons behind their dominance
Defending champion Rory McIlroy faces fresh challenges at the Masters 2026
Rory McIlroy seeks consecutive Masters success while a deep field including Scottie Scheffler, Justin Rose and several European hopefuls aims to contest the Green Jacket