Premier League clubs expected to bid for Man Utd right-back as he enters final year of his contract
The Japanese historical drama leads the pack with 25 nods.
Force's Change Needs You campaign will be visible on billboards, the London Underground and across social and digital platforms
The blaze broke out in a 14-storey building situated in a high-tech zone of Zigong city
Foreign Secretary again plays down comments likening Donald Trump to a ‘tyrant in a toupee’
Friends say ‘carjacking’ attack may be behind mystery of missing men feared dead in Sweden
The Reform UK leader was in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where the Republican National Convention is being held
The pensioner was attacked at Edmonton Green station
The ONS said average regular earnings growth dropped to 5.7% in the three months to May, while the rate of unemployment remained at 4.4%.
Seven people have died in a fire in the southern French city of Nice.
Final major of the year is underway at Royal Troon
The briefing documents had described her mini-budget as a ‘disaster’
The couple were together for 14 years before their split in 2012 and are parents to actress Lily-Rose Depp and actor Jack Depp
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JD Vance faces mounting criticism over his previous remarks about a nationwide abortion ban
Californian representative Adam Schiff says ‘I believe it is time for him to pass the torch’
A group of Sikh activists in the UK have urged the new Foreign Secretary to use his maiden voyage to secure freedom for the jailed Briton.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will host leaders from across Europe at Blenheim Palace
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Rory McIlroy attempts to bounce back from US Open disappointment and claim first major since 2014
Students will no longer have to write a long free-response essay when applying for university, Ucas has announced.
SNP Westminster leader Stephen Flynn branded a Labour taskforce on child poverty as a ‘cynical attempt to kick the issue into the long grass’.
Angela Rayner said the memorial would ensure future generations ‘continue to learn lessons from the past’.
