Second homes crackdown 'responsible for disgusting tourists with no manners'

New York Jets QB Aaron Rodgers suffered an Achilles tendon tear which regularly takes around nine months to recover from, but perhaps not for the 39-year-old who is already without a walking boot

Pictures showed two men apparently laughing at a photo of Bradley Lowery who died of cancer aged six in 2017.

Just months after he was charged with reckless driving for crashing his car into a Beverly Hills home, Pete Davidson has gotten into another fender bender.

Football legend Travis Kelce arrived on the MetLife field to screams and cheers from roaring fans after rocking up to the stadium in a gray suit to face the New York Jets .

The 45-second film was shot before dawn on August 24, Ukraine's independence day, and released to the media by the country's defence ministry.

The New York Jets made a Taylor Swift joke on their social media as Aaron Rodgers and Travis Kelce chatted pregame with the superstar in attendance for Sunday night's game

Taylor Swift was spotted at MetLife Stadium on Sunday to cheer on her new lover and Kansas City Chiefs tight end, Travis Kelce , ahead of the anticipated battle against the New York Jets.

Demand for critical minerals like nickel and cobalt is surging as climate change hastens a transition to renewable energy, boosting carbon emissions by miners and processors of such materials

Olivia Colman transformed into a nun as she filmed new scenes for Paddington 3 in north east London on Sunday.

A freedom of information request uncovered that neurology unit the Walton Centre in Liverpool paid as much as £7,853 for a neurosurgery shift, while other hospitals said they had spent over £3,000.

Sports personalities including Chloe Kelly and Leah Williamson have each recreated nostalgic school day pictures to encourage teachers and pupils to get involved in fundraising and get active.

A small study, including 13 retired people with the condition, asked the volunteers to spend almost five days in an office-style environment next to a window with daylight streaming through it.

Shirley Ballas, 63, has been criticised by Strictly Come Dancing viewers for giving three of the show's female celebrity contestants low scores.

The creator of Limbo and Inside returns with a new puzzle adventure that might just be the best indie game of the year.

The Friday letters page wishes that Nintendo would buy Sega Sammy, as one reader is unsurprised to hear about the death of Hyenas.

US president says he is ‘sick and tired’ of domestic political brinkmanship as Volodymyr Zelenskiy vows to fight on in speech released on Defenders DaySee all our Ukraine coverageJoe Biden has pressed congressional Republicans to back a deal to provide more aid to Ukraine, after provisions for Kyiv were left out of a bill to avoid a US government shutdown.The US president said on Sunday he was “sick and tired” of the political brinkmanship, and that US support for Ukraine could not be interrupted “under any circumstances”. Republicans had pledged to provide Ukraine aid through a separate vote, he said. Continue reading...

There were plenty of ins and outs as Chelsea continued their rebuild over the summer, and former Blues star Gianfranco Zola has asked questions after a tough league run

Additionally, Kallum Radford, 25, of no fixed address, has been charged with assisting an offender in the wake of Ms Dale’s death.

Additionally, Kallum Radford, 25, of no fixed address, has been charged with assisting an offender in the wake of Ms Dale’s death.

Steve Coogan is reportedly being sued for defamation by a university academic over claims he was portrayed as a 'sexist bully' in the film The Lost King.

Heads in England will be issued guidance aimed at stopping pupils using phones during the school day.

Authorities in Mexico say the roof of a church has collapsed in northern Mexico during a Mass, and rescue teams are searching for any victims

The artefact was stolen from an indigenous community in Canada. This is the story of its homecoming.

Craig Black has been to the World Cup not because of his football talents, but because of his art.

Attorney General Merrick Garland says in an interview that he would resign if asked by President Joe Biden to take action against Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump

The veteran broadcaster joined the BBC in 1999, but has now left the world of news behind for a role at law firm Irwin Mitchell, where she will be a senior mediator on the Family Law team.

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Taylor Swift couldn’t just shake off another chance to watch Travis Kelce on the football field

The Foreign Secretary said he had had a ‘run-in’ with the Argentinian government and planned to visit the Falklands in a show of solidarity.

The Foreign Secretary said he had had a ‘run-in’ with the Argentinian government and planned to visit the Falklands in a show of solidarity.

The show at London's Old Vic Theatre will feature songs which were played on the day of the concert.

Ten years after retiring from the game, David Beckham reflects on his soccer career and life for a new four-part documentary series

Health officials are encouraging anyone eligible to get jabs to protect against Covid and flu.

Three-day joint walkout by junior doctors and consultants begins on Monday as pay dispute escalates.

For about 40 minutes, Boiling Point (BBC1) appeared to have been misnamed. The restaurant drama didn't so much boil as simmer gently over a warm heat.

McIlroy - who led Team Europe to Ryder Cup glory last night - was in a celebratory mood as he sang at the top of his voice, guzzled champagne straight from the bottle and drank from the trophy.

Joe Biden urges Congress to swiftly approve Ukraine aid left out of US government funding bill; Rishi Sunak rows back on defence minister’s suggestion that British troops could carry out training in UkraineSee all our Ukraine coverageThe US president, Joe Biden, has called on Congress to swiftly approve aid to Ukraine after it was left out of the deal. “We cannot under any circumstances allow American support for Ukraine to be interrupted,” Biden said.US senators from both major parties have issued a statement in support of Kyiv, saying Washington will continue to provide critical support to Ukraine after aid to the country was left out of the Congress deal averting a US government shutdown. The joint statement from six senators including Republican minority leader, Mitch McConnell, and Democratic majority leader, Chuck Schumer, said they welcomed the agreement but it left a “number of urgent priorities outstanding”.Britain’s prime minister, Rishi Sunak, said there are no immediate plans to deploy military instructors to Ukraine, rowing back from comments made by his defence minister, Grant Shapps, who had suggested troops could carry out training in the country. “It might well be possible one day in the future for us to do some of that training in Ukraine,” Sunak said on Sunday. “But that’s something for the long term, not the here and now. There are no British soldiers that will be sent to fight in the current conflict.”Shapps told the Sunday Telegraph that, particularly in the west of Ukraine “the opportunity now is to bring more things ‘in country’, and not just training, but also we’re seeing [UK defence firm] BAE, for example, move into manufacturing in country. I’m keen to see other British companies do their bit as well by doing the same thing. So I think there will be a move to get more training and production in the country.”Russia’s former president and deputy head of the security council, Dmitry Medvedev, said that moving training and production into Ukrainian territory would “turn your instructors into legal targets for our armed forces. Knowing full well that they will be mercilessly destroyed. And no longer as mercenaries, but precisely as British Nato specialists. These idiots are actively pushing us towards a third world war.”Slovakia’s populist likely new prime minister, Robert Fico, who campaigned on a pledge to end military aid to Ukraine, has said his position “has not changed” after his party’s clear election win made him favourite to lead the country again. “People in Slovakia have bigger problems than Ukraine,” the Smer leader said.Ukraine marked Defenders Day, honouring veterans and remembering soldiers killed in Russia’s invasion. “Tough times have made us strong. And the strong bring the times of victory closer. Step by step. Today, tomorrow, every day, every minute,” the president, Volodymyr Zelenskiy, said in a brief address on Telegram.Two purported Ukrainian drones struck Russian territory on Sunday, with social media footage showing one hitting a helicopter base in Sochi and another an aircraft factory in Smolensk. Possibly related to these attacks, Russian propagandist Margarita Simonyan called today for “a nuclear ultimatum” after a drone fell right in front of her family home in Adler, about 38km from Sochi.Russian documents indicating a surge in military spending in 2024 suggest Moscow is preparing for “multiple further years of fighting in Ukraine”, the UK Ministry of Defence has said. In its latest intelligence update, the ministry said papers apparently leaked from Russia’s finance ministry suggested the country’s defence spending was likely to rise to about 30% of total public expenditure in 2024.An International Monetary Fund team is to kick off meetings in Ukraine to discuss policy goals and challenges with government officials. Ukraine’s economy has suffered since Russia invaded in February 2022, with Kyiv relying heavily on western aid to finance social and humanitarian payments. Last week, the IMF said it had begun its second review of a $15.6bn multi-year loan program for the country. The four-year program for Kyiv is part of a $115bn global package to support the country’s economy during the war. Continue reading...

More than 35,000 small boat migrants a year, at current rates, will face possible 'destitution' here, predicts stark analysis by leading migrant charity the Refugee Council.

Xabi Alonso's unbeaten Bayer Leverkusen side are currently top of the Bundesliga having notched five wins and a draw from their six league games so far this season

Comments from the UK prime minister come after his defence secretary, Grant Shapps, said soldiers could be deployed to Ukraine to carry out trainingThere are no immediate plans to deploy military instructors to Ukraine, UK prime minister Rishi Sunak said on Sunday, rowing back from comments by his defence minister who had suggested troops could carry out training in the country.To date, Britain and its allies have avoided a formal military presence in Ukraine to reduce the risk of a direct conflict with Russia. Continue reading...

The Foreign Secretary told a room of Tory Members that a Tory victory isn't just important for the UK, but territories across the world.

Victoria Beckham has been looking back fondly on her rise to fame as a Spice Girl but admits she and her bandmates became 'a monster' during their mission to promote Girl Power

The New York Jets quarterback suffered a season-ending injury after tearing his Achilles' on the opening drive of the year with him expected to return to the sideline for the first time on "Sunday Night Football"

The former defence secretary said the extra investment could help Kyiv to ‘end’ the Russian invasion through its counter offensive.

The former defence secretary said the extra investment could help Kyiv to ‘end’ the Russian invasion through its counter offensive.

The name Linda, in its heyday, represented far more than a dull choice. Linda represents a generation of women who reaped the benefits of post-war prosperity, better education and optimism.

Tory peer Lord Cruddas called on party donors to refuse to give the Conservatives money until reforms are brought in to give members power.