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Celtic are assessing candidates for the next permanent manager, with Robbie Keane reported to be in talks and former Hibs players such as Scott Brown and Jonny Hayes linked to a potential coaching setup.

Liverpool have begun formal negotiations with Andoni Iraola to succeed Arne Slot, with sporting director Richard Hughes steering the search and the club weighing tactical fit alongside other shortlisted candidates such as Sebastian Hoeness and Pierre Sage

A series of missile and drone strikes across Ukraine killed civilians, damaged residential blocks and oil facilities, and intensified pressure on fuel supply lines and negotiations.

A postman sold modified devices and subscription bundles enabling illegal access to Sky, BT and TNT sports content, earning more than £200,000 while broadcasters faced potential losses into the millions. Police evidence uncovered a home screening area used to demonstrate…

England have started their pre-World Cup build-up in Miami, Southampton face new scrutiny after written reasons were published in the spygate case, Mary Earps edges closer to a WSL move, and Rodri stays non-committal about his Manchester City future.

A concise roundup of incidents attended by North Yorkshire fire and rescue crews, from an e-bike battery fire in York to a trapped lift in Scarborough. Includes vehicle collisions, small open fires, and multiple false automatic alarm activations.

Sir Keir Starmer will chair a cabinet meeting after the release of documents related to Lord Peter Mandelson’s ambassadorial appointment revealed private messages, criticisms of the government’s handling of policy and concerns from senior ministers including Pat McFadden.

A major publication of communications between ministers, advisers and Peter Mandelson has lifted the lid on behind-the-scenes conflict in Keir Starmer’s government, exposing disputes over economic strategy, welfare reforms and the handling of the ambassadorial appointment.

East Lothian Council has begun enforcing a new parking management plan in North Berwick despite protests and damage to meters; the scheme introduces controlled zones, time limits, tariffs and permits intended to reduce congestion and fund local transport services.

Activists placed missing persons posters around Mexico’s stadiums to raise public awareness before the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Government records list 133,960 people as missing in Mexico, and protesters are using high-profile venues to keep the issue visible.