21 h. ago Chelsea learn Club World Cup fate after verdict on ban from summer tournament

FIFA's decision to remove Club Leon from this summer's Club World Cup is upheld upon appeal by Court of Arbitration for Sport, paving way for MLS side Los Angeles FC to take place in new competition

Society

23 h. ago Wales squad players already pictured in Lions kit as they learn fate thousands of miles away

This Thursday will see Andy Farrell name his Lions squad for this summer's tour of Australia

Sport

4 d. ago Championship final day permutations as THIRTEEN clubs set to learn fate

Leeds and Burnley may already be set for next season's Premier League but as they look to decide who finishes top there is plenty of anxious moments guaranteed down the table

Sport

4 d. ago Tonight's rugby news as Welsh legend laid to rest and exile's summer Wales squad return under threat

The latest rugby news from Wales and beyond.

Events

7 d. ago The possible Lions squad picked next week as six Wales players left in the mix

Andy Farrell will announce his British and Irish Lions squad next Thursday

Sport

8 d. ago Championship braced for last day chaos as THIRTEEN teams still to learn fate

Leeds and Burnley are fighting it out for top spot, Bristol City and Coventry lead the play-off race, while Hull, Luton and Derby are all in trouble at the bottom

Sport

1 week ago Alan Sheehan to learn Swansea City fate next week after holding talks over long

The Swans boss has enjoyed a largely successful interim spell in charge - and could yet be set for a long-term stay

Politics

2 w. ago Heartstopper to conclude Nick and Charlie’s story with Netflix feature film in place of season four

Fans have been waiting to learn the fate of the much-loved series for months

Politics

2 w. ago ‘I just ask God that he’s OK’: family of Venezuelan musician sent to El Salvador prison agonizes over his fate

Arturo Suárez Trejo was caught up in Trump’s immigration crackdown in North Carolina and sent to a notorious Salvadorian prisonIn a recording studio in downtown Santiago, where the dad she has never met once sung, a four-month-old baby girl snuggles in her mother’s arms, noise-cancelling earmuffs shielding her tiny ears from the sound.Nahiara Rubí Suárez Sánchez is equally oblivious to the plight of her father, a Venezuelan musician who is thought to be languishing in a maximum-security prison thousands of miles away in El Salvador after being swept up in Donald Trump’s anti-migrant crusade. Continue reading...

Events

2 w. ago Like the Ritz for wildlife: the joy of recreating England’s ancient hedges

Up and down the country, volunteers are coming together to plant more of these nature-rich reservesThe 30-metre ridge runs across the moor near Yar Tor on Dartmoor, one of several faint lines that crisscross the land like aeroplane contrails. Although the open moorland looks wild, we are standing on some of the UK’s oldest farmland. These ridges, called reaves, are the ghosts of farming’s most wildlife-rich legacy: hedges.“These reaves sadly have no function today other than to delight us. Or some of us,” says ecologist Rob Wolton. But Dartmoor’s reaves are the skeletons upon which more recent hedges were built: hundreds of thousands of miles of them. After Ireland, the UK is believed to be the most hedge-dense country in the world, and Wolton says the majority of them are more than 280 years old. Recent laser scanning shows England has enough hedges to wrap around the world almost 10 times. They are, by far, the country’s biggest nature reserve, which is why community groups, farme...

Politics

2 w. ago Like the Ritz for wildlife: the joy of recreating Britain’s ancient hedges

Up and down the country, volunteers are coming together to plant more of these nature-rich reservesThe 30-metre ridge runs across the moor near Yar Tor on Dartmoor, one of several faint lines that crisscross the land like aeroplane contrails. Although the open moorland looks wild, we are standing on some of the UK’s oldest farmland. These ridges, called reaves, are the ghosts of farming’s most wildlife-rich legacy: hedges.“These reaves sadly have no function today other than to delight us. Or some of us,” says ecologist Rob Wolton. But Dartmoor’s reaves are the skeletons upon which more recent hedges were built: hundreds of thousands of miles of them. After Ireland, the UK is believed to be the most hedge-dense country in the world, and Wolton says the majority of them are more than 280 years old. Recent laser scanning shows England has enough hedges to wrap around the world almost 10 times. They are, by far, the country’s biggest nature reserve, which is why community groups, farme...

Politics

3 w. ago Thousand miles of roadworks to be lifted ahead of Easter getaway as RAC warns drivers face a 'hat

National Highways will remove blockages from 1,127 miles of motorways and A roads in England, leaving 97.5 per cent of its network free of traffic cones.

Events

3 w. ago Why Trump is jailing student activists in Louisiana, where thousands of immigrants are detained in private prisons

Inside the state’s sprawling and remote ICE detention centers, immigrants feel like they’re ‘screaming into a void’ thousands of miles from home, lawyers and advocates tell Alex Woodward

Events

3 w. ago Screams of 'yes' and cheers in court as thugs who killed beloved man learn their fate

Daniel Vasey and Jason Trueman were ‘fuelled by alcohol and a sense of grievance', a judge concluded

Events

4 w. ago We are under siege from thousands of seagulls that have infested a local rubbish tip 30 miles from the coast

Residents have claimed they are under siege from thousands of seagulls that have infested a local rubbish tip 30 miles off the coast, making their lives 'unbearable' near Blackburn, Lancashire.

Politics