40 m. ago BREAKING Arsenal fans accused of 'racist monkey chants' at PSG stars as club investigate

Arsenal have released a statement vowing to take action after allegations of racist chanting from Gunners fans towards black PSG players after their Champions League semi-final first leg defeat

Sport

54 m. ago Warning signs of melanoma and how to tell if a spot is cancerous

Your age and having pale skin can be big factors to developing melanoma

Events

55 m. ago 5 burning Rangers takeover questions answered as fans gripped by 49ers fever and consortium priority revealed

The big day is edging ever closer with a deal imminent and Record Sport's Andy Newport looks at some of the key issues

Events

60 m. ago Moment Putin's forces raid 'swingers club' in desperate bid to enlist troops

Russian security teams stormed several nightclubs across Moscow this week as armed officers forced several people to the ground, while others were frog marched outside

Politics

68 m. ago Losing its sparkle: Colombia’s emerald capital weighs the cost of its precious stones

As big companies and informal miners blame each other for the damage to rivers and forests, mining risks long-term harm to those living nearbyThe small town of Muzo, nestled deep in Colombia’s emerald-rich valleys of Boyacá province, is a place where the soil holds great wealth. Brick-red homes and tin-roof shacks cling to the mountainside, their bases resting on black sand and dark mud. Below, the Río Minero weaves through the valley, its waters tainted by the silt and debris of continuous excavation.The region’s natural beauty is marred by scattered waste and discarded mining materials, evidence of an industry that supports the town’s economy – but also harms its environment. Continue reading...

Politics

71 m. ago The first 'warning signs' of MS that can appear five years before diagnosis

A study has discovered that people with MS often experience constipation, urinary tract infections, bladder infections, depression, and sexual dysfunction years before their diagnosis

Events

73 m. ago Amanda Holden drama that 'should have won many awards' is streaming now

The TV star featured in a family drama that viewers claim is the best show they've ever seen.

Events

73 m. ago Ronnie O'Sullivan brands rival 'poor' in brutal World Snooker Championship assessment

Ronnie O'Sullivan was critical of his own form after reaching the last four of the World Snooker Championship, but didn't hold back in his assessment of Si Juahui

Politics

75 m. ago Lawrence Shankland insists Hearts 'smirk' wasn't him disrespecting Neil Critchley and club got player gag order wrong

The striker remained tight lipped when asked about his former boss as he made his way into the Tynecastle club's Player of the Year awards night

Society

85 m. ago 'Herculean' effort hailed as historic Scottish golf club rescued from flood devastation

Members of King James VI Golf Club in Perth praised for hard work and support after storm damage

Events

88 m. ago Vincent Tan's next Cardiff City decision is his biggest yet as glaring statement omission sparks concern

The Bluebirds owner addressed supporters with a statement following the club's relegation to League One

Events

98 m. ago Cardiff University issues new statement on compulsory redundancies

The UCU union is holding an extraordinary general meeting today (Thurs May 1) to discuss this proposal with their members

Culture

1 hour ago Frankie Dettori signs deal to become global ambassador for controversial betting brand

The iconic jockey, who announced he had declared bankruptcy in the UK last month, has signed a deal with Stake which was forced to give up its UK licence this year

Economics

2 h. ago I witnessed US cruelty as a Guantánamo lawyer. Trump’s deportations are disturbingly familiar | Mark Denbeaux

The government’s claims against detainees were paper-thin and the process riddled with errors. Now history is repeatingGuantánamo is a horror Americans have tried to forget. But the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) deportation regime resembles so many of Guantánamo’s evils that it compels comparison. That comparison reveals significant differences but frightening similarities.On 11 January 2002, the detention facility opened. The first detainees, in orange jumpsuits, hobbled along in a parade to show the press the success of the government in this battle of the “war on terror”.The detainee admits he was a cook’s assistant for Taliban forces in Narim, Afghanistan under the command of Haji Mullah Baki.Mark Denbeaux is professor emeritus at Seton Hall Law School and for 18 years represented four detainees held in Guantánamo who had endured torture by the CIA Continue reading...

Politics

2 h. ago At least 9 dead in drone strikes after US and Ukraine sign minerals deal

Moscow-appointed officials in Ukraine's Kherson region say a Ukrainian drone attack killed seven and wounded more than 20 people

Events

2 h. ago BoyleSports Sign Up Offer: Bet £10 Get £40 In Bonus Funds + 25% Bet Builder Boost

A rundown of how to qualify for and take advantage of the BoyleSports sign up offer

Economics

2 h. ago Amanda Holden and Alan Carr's Spanish house from BBC show now under offer after 'overwhelming' demand

The beautifully restored property was listed on Rightmove for €245,000 and received more than 128,000 views

Politics

2 h. ago British woman becomes world's oldest person at 116 following death of Brazilian nun

A British woman has been dubbed the oldest person on the planet after the previous title holder passed away, the Brit claims 'never arguing with anyone' is the secret to her longevity

Events

2 h. ago Scottish golf club pays picture tribute to legendary amateur

‘Jessie Valentine Wall’ unveiled in Blairgowrie clubhouse in front of her son

Politics

2 h. ago Amanda Holden wows in latex dress as she attends 'blue carpet' event in London

Amanda Holden stunned as her other stars were out celebrating the 100th anniversary of McVitie's Chocolate Digestives at a special pop-up event in the centre of London's Piccadilly Circus

Politics