Articles by Staff

Pep Guardiola says Erling Haaland experienced a minor problem that prompted a half-time substitution; the striker will be evaluated before the FA Cup tie with Salford while John Stones remains under consideration after returning to training.

A deliberate attack on a serving soldier led to a hospital order and a minimum custodial term after psychiatric evidence linked the offence to psychosis and schizophrenia.

The Bangladesh Nationalist Party has declared it will lead the next government after unofficial tallies suggested a majority; international leaders and regional neighbours have already extended congratulations.

After a razor-thin loss to France in the Olympic ice dance final, Madison Chock and Evan Bates praise their performance but ask for clearer, more accountable judging.

Budget shifts at national and regional level have left fire services and social care providers facing tough choices, with station closure plans, a £19m social care shortfall and public consultations sparking protests and calls for reversal.

A concise directory of confirmed Irish Cheltenham preview nights, including venues, speakers, ticketing and beneficiary details to help you choose the best events to attend.

Sir Keir Starmer starts the recruitment for a new cabinet secretary following the departure of the top civil servant after 14 months, with interim officials covering duties and questions raised about succession and payouts.

a federal court has paused the defense department’s punitive steps against senator mark kelly, arguing the measures could chill retired service members’ speech and impede democratic debate

A landmark trade agreement reduces tariffs on Taiwan’s exports, secures large US purchases and ties into discussions over semiconductors, defense spending and diplomatic balance.

As the african union convenes, trump’s absence does not remove his administration’s influence: reductions in aid, bespoke bilateral deals and the reversal of a key climate finding are forcing African leaders to recalibrate partnerships.

a concise briefing on renewed attacks, confirmed strikes inside russia, updated military pledges and the fragile state of peace negotiations

la sostenibilità è un business case: a pragmatic guide to turning trends into operational esg results

An accessible review of Hibs’ European ambitions, Motherwell signing Georgie Robb and the fan discourse around referees and ticket allocations in Scottish football.

A concise roundup covering the Innsworth judicial review in the Merricks/Mastercard settlement, Apple’s de-certification push, law firm hires in london and high-profile international antitrust enforcement actions.

A focused preview of Brentford vs Arsenal: fitness updates, tactical keys and viewing details ahead of a crucial London top-flight meeting.

Sir Chris Wormald has stepped down as the UK’s top civil servant. An interim team will run Cabinet Office duties while the government begins a formal search for a permanent replacement.