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Colombia presidential election: a three-way race shaping the country’s future

31 May, 2026

Voters in Colombia go to the polls to choose a successor to President Gustavo Petro, with Ivan Cepeda, Abelardo de la Espriella and Paloma Valencia emerging as main contenders in a race that highlights competing visions for security, peace and…

Arsenal stars backed after missed penalties as supporters celebrate at parade

31 May, 2026

After a high-stakes final ended with missed penalties, teammates and supporters rallied behind Arsenal players, mixing pride and disappointment as the club marked its season at the parade

Arsenal hold trophy parade near Emirates after league triumph amid Champions League disappointment

31 May, 2026

Thousands of Arsenal supporters turned out in north London to celebrate the club’s Premier League title with a trophy parade near the Emirates, balancing joy over a long-awaited domestic triumph with the sting of a narrow Champions League final loss.

Tyler Fletcher drafted into Scotland World Cup squad following Billy Gilmour knee injury

31 May, 2026

Scotland manager Steve Clarke explained the late inclusion of Manchester United’s Tyler Fletcher after Billy Gilmour suffered a knee injury, describing the selection process, the impact on teammates and the squad’s ambitions at the World Cup.

Prince William visits St. George’s Park as England finalise World Cup 2026 plans

31 May, 2026

Prince William visited St. George’s Park to thank the staff supporting England’s World Cup 2026 preparations, meeting coaches, analysts and logistics teams as the squad prepares to travel to the United States.

Major search in Ogmore-by-Sea after man reported missing from Staffordshire

31 May, 2026

A coordinated search is under way in the Vale of Glamorgan after Lee Butler, 36, was reported missing from Staffordshire on May 26 and is thought to be in the Ogmore-by-Sea area. South Wales Police and rescue services are asking…

Telford football education pathway for male and ET7 female students

31 May, 2026

Learn about the Access Sport Telford male and ET7 female football education programmes, their curriculum, training environment, performance technology and clear progression routes into higher education, scholarships and the football industry.

Swinney warns of structural flaw after Murrell guilty plea

31 May, 2026

John Swinney acknowledges a structural weakness in the SNP after Peter Murrell admitted embezzling funds. The first minister explains why he did not raise concerns at the time, outlines steps on governance and responds to calls for wider inquiries.

Australia omit Hearts and Hibs players from Mexico friendly ahead of World Cup call-up

31 May, 2026

Cammy Devlin and Martin Boyle were unused substitutes in Australia’s 1-0 friendly defeat to Mexico at the Rose Bowl but manager Tony Popovic says both remain under consideration for the World Cup squad.

How public funding is unlocking private investment for nature recovery

31 May, 2026

Defra has supported the launch of the Big Nature Impact Fund to make it easier for large investors to channel private capital into habitat creation, woodland planting and peatland restoration.

How GAA Rounders became a thriving community sport in Ireland

31 May, 2026

GAA Rounders has evolved from a primary school pastime into a thriving adult community sport, with around 100 teams traveling across Ireland for national championships each summer.

UK nuclear strategy and capacity outlook to 2050

31 May, 2026

An accessible summary of the United Kingdom’s current nuclear fleet, energy policy drivers and the roadmap for major projects such as Hinkley Point C, Sizewell C and Rolls-Royce SMR as the country aims for up to 24 GWe by 2050

Cooling weather brings scattered rain and water supply disruptions after UK heatwave

31 May, 2026

The UK is transitioning from a sweltering heat spell to cooler, wetter conditions. Scattered showers will arrive across the country while communities and utilities respond to multiple drownings and water supply disruptions following the intense heat.

How to choose the healthiest yogurt: Greek, regular, frozen and probiotic options

31 May, 2026

Learn why Greek yogurt is frequently recommended, when flavored pots become sugar traps, and how to select yogurts with real benefits without falling for marketing claims

Why Kenneth Gibson’s early reforms at Holyrood are a start, not the finish

31 May, 2026

Kenneth Gibson has opened a path toward a livelier and more accountable Scottish Parliament, but practical next steps are needed to make scrutiny real and backbench voices stronger.

How Andrea Zambonin helped change Italy’s rugby story from Vicenza to Exeter

31 May, 2026

Andrea Zambonin left a football-dominated hometown to pursue rugby, became a standout for Exeter Chiefs and helped Italy secure a landmark victory over England. This article traces his development, club impact and what it means for Italian rugby.

Discounted Thompson & Morgan rose design three-piece bistro set for patios and balconies

31 May, 2026

Discover a modest discount on the Thompson & Morgan Rose Design three-piece bistro set and compare cheaper options from Dunelm and Debenhams. Practical details, colours, materials and honest buyer feedback help you decide.

Trump suggests replacing Freedom 250 concert with an America is back rally and to speak as headliner

31 May, 2026

Several major acts pulled out of the Freedom 250 concert amid threats and controversy. President Trump has suggested scrapping the music lineup and staging a rally where he would deliver the main address, calling it an “America is back” celebration.

Arsenal fall short in Budapest as Liverpool dismiss Slot and Gilmour misses World Cup

31 May, 2026

Arsenal lost the Champions League final on penalties to Paris St Germain, Liverpool have relieved Arne Slot of his duties, and Scotland midfielder Billy Gilmour is out of the World Cup after suffering a knee injury.

Edinburgh’s Hanover Healthfoods: from dried fruit to adaptogens over a hundred years

31 May, 2026

A small independent on Hanover Street, Edinburgh, Hanover Healthfoods has been serving generations since at least 1904, moving from dried staples to modern supplements while keeping community trust.

Laos cave rescue: four more villagers extracted as hopes remain for missing men

31 May, 2026

Rescue divers in Laos have extracted four additional villagers from a flooded cave after heavy flooding trapped them while they were searching for gold; two others are still unaccounted for and emotional reunions followed the evacuations.

Why GAA rounders is booming across Ireland

31 May, 2026

Discover how GAA Rounders has grown from a childhood playground activity into a competitive adult sport played by hundreds of teams across Ireland each summer. Learn who plays, how competitions are organised and why the game is thriving in communities.

Claude Lemieux’s brain given to Boston University CTE Center for CTE research

31 May, 2026

Claude Lemieux’s family announced the donation of his brain to the Boston University CTE Center to aid research on repetitive brain injuries while asking that no diagnostic conclusions be assumed.

Scottish FA names Craig Mulholland as chief football officer to lead football development

31 May, 2026

Craig Mulholland returns to the Scottish FA as chief football officer, bringing experience from Nottingham Forest and a long track record at Rangers and within the SFA. He will oversee talent pathways, elite performance and grassroots development for both men’s…

How Eberechi Eze’s missed spot-kick shaped Arsenal’s Champions League final defeat

31 May, 2026

Eberechi Eze missed his penalty in the shootout as Arsenal lost 4-3 to PSG after a 1-1 draw; pundits criticised the stutter-step technique and reflected on how one kick decided the final