Frankie Kent’s header sets Hearts on knife edge of title glory
Frankie Kent’s first goal of the season helped Hearts to a 3-0 win at Tynecastle and left the title race hanging by a single point before the trip to Celtic Park
Earl Spencer calls on BBC to appoint historian and reopen Bashir inquiry
Earl Spencer is calling for the BBC to break a long-running silence by commissioning a historian and enabling further investigation into Martin Bashir’s actions
Serious motorcycle collision closes Lisnevenagh Road in Ballymena
A serious collision on Lisnevenagh Road, Ballymena on May 9 saw emergency services respond and a motorcyclist taken to RVH in a serious condition; witnesses are asked to contact PSNI
Eluned Morgan defeated in Senedd election as Welsh Labour endures heavy losses
Eluned Morgan’s unexpected loss in the Senedd marks a historic defeat for a sitting leader and deepens a difficult night for Welsh Labour
Scotland election live count: seats, turnout and early results
Follow the unfolding Holyrood count with early results, leader arrivals and turnout details
CPS to speed up hate crime prosecutions as antisemitic incidents increase
The Director of Public Prosecutions has issued guidance to speed up hate crime charging decisions after a recent surge in antisemitic attacks and threats
Franco Manca confirms 16 closures after creditor-backed restructuring
Franco Manca has secured creditor approval for a restructuring that will see 16 restaurants close, including the Glasgow branch, with the company aiming to stabilise operations and protect the wider estate
Ipswich secure promotion with emphatic win as Ashley Young retires
Ipswich Town sealed promotion with a 3-0 victory over QPR, and defender Ashley Young marked the end of a 23-year professional career amid jubilant public celebrations
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
Investment executive faces trial after alleged breach of harassment injunction
Simon Lyons appeared at Southwark Crown Court on 23 April 2026 accused of breaching a 2026 injunction by sending thousands of emails between January 2026 and March 2026 to his former business partner and the partner’s wife
Terry fears Chelsea may sell top players and miss out on European football after managerial exit
John Terry expressed deep concern that Chelsea could miss European football and face player sales after the recent sacking
US pauses strikes and prolongs truce as Pakistan pushes for Iran talks while blockade stays
A last-minute decision to hold off on strikes at Pakistan’s request has extended a fragile truce, but the continued blockade of Iranian ports keeps tensions and economic shocks alive
Staff take part in the Vice-Chancellor’s Cup at the University of Kent
Join colleagues for a relaxed inter-departmental tournament with lunchtime events, social opportunities and a running leaderboard
Rising resistance in athlete’s foot: signs, risks and prevention
A tiny itch between the toes may be the start of tinea pedis; this guide explains why some infections resist treatment and how to cut the risk
Monarchs aim to overturn 12-point gap against Redcar in KO Cup return leg
Edinburgh fell 51-39 to Redcar at the ECCO Arena on April 17, 2026, but captain Paco Castagna believes a home comeback at Armadale is achievable
How the renewed Women’s Health Strategy aims to transform care in England
The renewed Women’s Health Strategy outlines national plans to reduce waiting times, set new pain relief standards and give women direct influence over services through feedback-linked trials.
Rising PIP costs: £427m paid for anxiety and firms charging claimants
Investigation reveals surge in PIP payments for anxiety and controversial coaching fees charged by private firms