1 hour ago Man seriously injured after 'falling from building' in horror incident in south Manchester

A man was rushed to hospital and is in a serious condition

Events

2 h. ago Man Utd reveal where club will play home games while new £2bn stadium is built

Manchester United unveiled plans to build a new 100,000-seater stadium this month and the club have now confirmed where they will play their games while the ground is being constructed

Society

3 h. ago New 'state of the art' film studios get green light in west London

The Vinyl Factory, the developer behind the project, estimates the studio will create over 3,000 permanent jobs

Politics

3 h. ago Dance Moms reality TV star star stuns class after randomly turning up at Welsh leisure centre

Abby Lee Miller, best known as the choreographer from hit reality show 'Dance Moms', surprised fans at a Swansea dance competition

Culture

3 h. ago Inside Swansea's newest hotel apartments with a food court directly beneath them

The apartments are all named after notable people who performed there, such as Charles Dickens and Oscar Wilde, and also have access to a gym and all the delights in the food court

Society

3 h. ago Emmerdale's Paula Lane teases things will 'spiral' for Ella as accusations build

The actress updated her followers that Ella has lots more drama to come in the ITV soap

Politics

3 h. ago Outbreak of legal battle in tennis comes after years of increasing tension | Tumaini Carayol

The 163-page PTPA lawsuit contains some valid and not-so-valid criticism of the professional tours and major eventsThe Professional Tennis Players’ Association came into existence on the eve of the 2020 US Open and at the height of pandemic restrictions. After an inauspicious start, the association co-founded by Novak Djokovic has spent time building its professional structures, finances and player support while trying to gain influence in the sport. The PTPA ostensibly functions as a players’ union, but it is not legally recognised as such, since players are classed as independent contractors rather than employees.As the PTPA’s numerous attempts to gain a seat at the sport’s decision making table have been rebuffed, often vigorously, by the leading governing bodies – the Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP), the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA), the International Tennis Federation (ITF) and the four grand slam tournaments – it became increasingly likely that their acrimonious ...

Events

4 h. ago Prisoner allegedly sexually assaulted in cell at HMP Swansea

Police officers investigating the alleged attack were due to attend the prison on Wednesday

Events

4 h. ago Homes evacuated after overnight building collapse in Notting Hill

Homes evacuated after overnight building collapse in Notting Hill  BBC.com

Politics

4 h. ago Scots butcher builds world's largest tower of square sausage

Team Tomato Ketchup defeated Team Brown Sauce in the battle to build the largest tower of square sausage in a minute ahead of National Square Sausage Day.

Politics

5 h. ago Firefighters tackle wildfires visible for miles across Welsh countryside

One of the biggest fires was at Mynydd Gelliwastad Mountain, Clydach.

Events

5 h. ago ‘It’s beautiful, don’t you think?’ The urban miners unearthing treasure in Belgium’s homes and garages

As the historic town of Leuven strives to become carbon neutral, it is transforming how its building are made – and demolished. Are there lessons for the rest of the world?Kelly Sempels’ dad was a builder, most of her five brothers are builders, and, until leaving her last job, she too was a builder. Now, after a career fixing roofs and laying bricks Sempels is plying a new trade: “urban mining”. She and her crew of six still dress and talk like builders, but their focus now revolves less around construction than dismantling.“I love it when I can go to work and learn something new,” says the 43-year-old, pointing to a pile of laminate floor tiles in the corner of the terrace house that she is helping to strip. “Like how to break wooden floors without actually breaking them.” Continue reading...

Politics

5 h. ago Heavyweight boxing champion Oleksandr Usyk visits destroyed energy plant in Ukraine

Usyk visited the plant one day before Vladimir Putin’s phone call with Donald Trump, in which he agreed to halt attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

Sport

6 h. ago Pretty town with hundreds of listed buildings described as 'England's loveliest'

Ludlow in Shropshire is known for its castle and beautiful markets - and is a great weekend break for those who love the countryside

Politics

6 h. ago Moment van bursts into flames outside popular shopping centre after 'gas canister explosion'

A huge bang was heard outside Westquay shopping centre in Southampton before flames were seen flickering the side of a building.

Economics

6 h. ago Elon Musk’s xAI and Nvidia join BlackRock and Microsoft’s $30bn AI fund

Tech groups and financial institutions join forces in plans to build data centres and energy projects to underpin AI boom

Economics

7 h. ago Elon Musk accused of 'destroying' Tesla’s brand by being on 'wrong side' of buyers

Teslas were once a symbol of progressive values, but after Elon Musk's foray into politics, many liberals have boycotted the firm as many of its core customers feel alienated by its CEO

Economics

8 h. ago Huge explosion near UK shopping centre as lorry erupts in massive fireball

Firefighters raced to the scene as shoppers were evacuated from the building.

Events

8 h. ago Manchester United confirm Old Trafford plan amid new £2billion stadium build

The latest Manchester United news as more details have been given around the plans to build a new £2bn stadium to replace Old Trafford.

Economics

8 h. ago Annan charity 'devastated' after firebugs destroy part of £500k playpark as fundraiser launched to fix it

A tunnel at Weyroc Park in Annan was set on fire on Saturday night, causing thousands of pounds worth of damage.

Economics