Sunny and dry as fans cheer Lionesses in Women’s World Cup final

The Met Office said there will be a bright start to Sunday with temperatures from 18-21C expected when the match kicks off at 11am BST.

Man, 50, will appear in court following major data breach at PSNI

The man has been charged with possessing documents or records likely to be useful to terrorists and possession of articles for use in terrorism.

Lucy Letby: Police urged to probe hospital bosses for corporate mans...

Hospital executives were ‘grossly negligent’ for not acting on complaints about the killer nurse with greater urgency, it has been claimed.

Lionesses urged to ‘roar to victory’ as nation unites behind them

Millions will be cheering the Lionesses on in their first Women’s World Cup final.

William Gladstone’s descendants to apologise for family’s part in sl...

The former prime minister’s father, John Gladstone, was one of the largest slave owners in the British West Indies.

Calls for overhaul of part-time chairmanship of criminal cases revie...

A solicitor representing Andrew Malkinson, who was wrongly-convicted in 2003 for rape, said its leadership needed to be full-time.

Co-founder of UK Black Pride hopes to create ‘legacy’ for future gen...

Phyll Opoku-Gyimah, also known as Lady Phyll, hopes the theme of legacy will remember those in the past and to inspire the next generation.

Sunny spells forecast for Women’s World Cup final after Storm Betty

The Met Office has forecast a bright day on Sunday as weather warnings were lifted at about 10am on Saturday.

Man charged with possessing documents related to PSNI data breach

On Monday PSNI Chief Constable Simon Byrne confirmed that the information from the data breach was in the hands of dissident republicans.

Some households expected to remain without power overnight following...

Approximately 30,000 households remain without power, with some expected to be without electricity over Saturday night in the wake of Storm Betty.

Small boat migrant arrivals top 25,000 since start of Sunak premiers...

Labour accused the Prime Minister of failing to get a grip on the migrant crisis in the English Channel.

William apologises to Lionesses for not attending Women’s World Cup...

The Prince of Wales wished the Lionesses good luck for the match and said ‘sorry we can’t be there in person’.

King urges Lionesses to ‘roar to victory’ in Women’s World Cup final

Charles’ rallying cry came on the eve of England’s historic showdown with Spain.

Whistleblowers ‘treated like the problem’ – doctors’ union calls for...

Numerous staff raised concerns about the actions of killer Lucy Letby for months before police were eventually called.

Crypto price prediction after the shakeout: Chancer, Injective

It was a difficult week for cryptocurrencies as Bitcoin price finally made a bearish breakout and settled below the support at $26,000. Most coins and...

Ulez protest featuring tractors and three-wheel car brings traffic t...

The rally in Orpington was targeted at the expansion of the Ultra Low Emissions Zone to all parts of London.

Three convicted after £2m Ming Dynasty vase stolen from museum

Three items from the Ming Dynasty estimated to be worth £3.5 million were stolen during the museum burglary.

Missing parts of notebook contained details of 42 officers and staff...

The information was lost when a laptop and notebook fell from a moving vehicle on the M2 motorway in north Belfast.

Call for full public inquiry to investigate Letby murders

Lawyers representing the families of two of Lucy Letby’s victims have said the Government-ordered independent inquiry is ‘inadequate’.

Robison rejects calls to field single pro-independence candidate in...

Alex Salmond had previously pushed for a single candidate from the independence movement to contest the seat.