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A stoppage-time goal led to a dangerous pitch invasion at Celtic Park; police, the SPFL and Hearts have all demanded action and accountability

A Wembley triumph for Manchester City, fresh managerial developments at Chelsea, ugly scenes at Celtic Park and Mohamed Salah’s call for a return to fearless football

Ali al-Zaidi assumed the premiership after a parliamentary vote that confirmed 14 ministers; crucial roles remain undecided as he pledges economic reforms and confronts militia disarmament and corruption

Bulgaria’s Dara took the crown in Vienna as the UK placed last with one point, a finale shaped by theatrical acts and political controversy

Dara’s Bangaranga fused folklore and pop into a triumphant Eurovision 2026 performance that made Bulgaria the story of the night

Hearts have described the end-of-match scenes at Celtic Park as disgraceful and are working with Police Scotland as investigations continue

Hearts have called for firm action after a late goal and ensuing pitch invasion at Celtic Park led to abuse of their players and chaotic scenes in Glasgow

City’s late goal secures the FA Cup and Guardiola insists the squad has the depth and experience to chase a domestic treble

A pulsating title decider saw Celtic overturn Hearts with late strikes and VAR interventions to retain the Scottish Premiership

Health authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are intensifying surveillance and deploying response teams after a fresh Ebola outbreak in Ituri province has claimed dozens of lives

A multi-front PR campaign — from a polished television interview to expanded digital operations — seeks to reverse slipping support for Israel amid intense scrutiny

A Ramsgate inventor’s bold Eurovision song has split opinion as top contenders line up in Vienna

Tensions and tight security as Unite the Kingdom and Nakba 78 rallies converge in central London

As Russia shows signs of deep strain, the danger is not only internal disintegration but an external gamble to force a strategic comeback against NATO and Europe

Aston Villa’s win at Liverpool sealed Champions League football and set the tone for a busy weekend of decisions and disputes across English football

A man in his 60s remains in hospital after being found stabbed on a bench near Castle Golf; Staffordshire Police are searching for a suspect and asking for public assistance

Extinction Rebellion France protesters scaled the Eiffel Tower on 15 May 2026 to display a Palestinian flag and protest Israel’s actions in Gaza

Two contrasting productions in Scotland use music and storytelling to examine loss and the courage needed to face it

Wales’ full fixture list and kick-off times for the Nations Championship have been published, revealing a late 8.10pm Principality Stadium game that will change matchday plans

An internal figure at Southampton has been named as the individual linked to alleged spying, and an independent hearing could alter the Championship play-off final plans

Financial markets moved sharply as gilt yields jumped and sterling slid while Andy Burnham sought a return to Parliament and senior Labour figures resigned

An employment tribunal dismissed claims that refusing permanent home working amounted to sex or disability discrimination after judges concluded short interventions during breaks did not create childcare obligations

Two father-and-son pairings add a family flavour to the Dispatch Trophy at the Braids, while holders Hailes and veteran players prepare for the revised draw

Christopher Harborne, a Thailand-based crypto investor, has entered the Sunday Times Rich List as a top billionaire while questions about his £5m gift to Nigel Farage have triggered parliamentary and electoral scrutiny

Sanjay and Dheeraj Hinduja top the latest Sunday Times Rich List as fortunes shift, newcomers arrive and high-profile names rise in value