Chelsea injury crisis forces tactical rethink before Liverpool at Anfield
Chelsea travel to Anfield with multiple wide players sidelined and Robert Sanchez unavailable, opening the door for Filip Jorgensen and role changes up front
How the countries within the United Kingdom are organised and identified
A clear overview of the four constituent parts of the United Kingdom, their legal systems, devolved institutions and how identity and statistics reflect difference
Fatal pedestrian collision at Dublin Airport prompts witness appeal
Authorities at Dublin Airport are investigating a fatal collision on Corballis Road and are asking motorists with dash-cam footage to come forward
Alan Osmond, founding member of The Osmonds, dies at 76
Alan Osmond, eldest sibling and chief songwriter of The Osmonds, has died aged 76 after a long battle with multiple sclerosis
Final UK short selling rules and operational timetable published by the FCA
The FCA sets out final rules implementing the SSR 2026, updates to reporting and exemptions, and a two‑phase timetable for firms to prepare
US blockade threat prompts Iranian piracy accusation and market jitters
Iran says a US plan to block its ports would breach international law and warned that threats to its waters would endanger ports across the Gulf
Angry visitor clears rubbish at Horseshoe Falls amid concerns about litter and bins
A cyclist visiting Horseshoe Falls found the site strewn with rubbish and spent time bagging litter, urging action on bin provision and responsible tourism
Tehran claims negotiating strength amid a contested US-Iran ceasefire
Tehran argues it holds leverage in negotiations as regional ceasefire arrangements and battlefield incidents complicate diplomacy