1 hour ago Man Utd look to avoid Jadon Sancho repeat as forgotten star given new exit route

Manchester United winger Jadon Sancho was eyed up by a number of European clubs over the summer before ultimately completing a deadline day loan move to Aston Villa

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2 h. ago ‘Legal shadow’ over Wimbledon expansion plans sparks ‘get a grip’ plea in Lords

All England Lawn Tennis Club committee member Lord O’Donnell wants a change in planning law after a Supreme Court ruling caused ‘uncertainty’.

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3 h. ago Child prostitution convictions of abuse victims to be pardoned under law change

The move acts on one of 12 recommendations made by Baroness Louise Casey in her review of grooming gangs published in June.

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6 h. ago ECHR chief is ‘absolutely ready’ to discuss changes to human rights law

The Council of Europe’s secretary general Alain Berset told the BBC he was open to engage on migration issues over the treaty.

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27 h. ago Fireworks ban in UK update after two million demand law change

A Change.org analysis shows at more than a million signatures across campaigns calling for stricter laws

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50 h. ago Grenfell and Hillsborough families make powerful plea against Farage law change

Victims of institutional injustices including Grenfell, Hillsbourgh, Windrush and the infected blood scandals say the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) is 'more vital than ever'

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53 h. ago UK households with no driveway set for law change as 2p per mile plan revealed

UK households with no driveway will be able to access cheaper domestic energy rates with a 2p per mile plan

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3 d. ago South Africa v Japan live: Springboks bid to avoid repeat of World Cup shock at Wembley

A decade on from the ‘Miracle of Brighton’, can Eddie Jones and Japan shock the Springboks once more?

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4 d. ago Government responds to calls for major UK law change on fireworks

Calls have been made to restrict the use of fireworks to weekends

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4 d. ago Ruben Amorim’s year at United: renaissance of hope on a long, difficult journey

Manchester United are determined to avoid ‘rinse and repeat’ of past 10 years but was Anfield really the coach’s Mark Robins moment?The excitement of a new era at Manchester United was almost palpable, according to one observer. The part-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe, CEO Omar Berrada and technical director Jason Wilcox were full of optimism. What owner isn’t energised by making a coaching appointment, especially their first? It was a chance for Ratcliffe to put his imprint on United after years of drift under the Glazers.The coach, who had regained the title at Sporting, had youthful vivacity, an admirable track record and emotional intelligence. Ruben Amorim, appointed a year ago this Saturday, was one of the most desired young coaches on the market, which is why Tottenham and Liverpool had also considered him. Continue reading...

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5 d. ago Enzo Maresca issues strong warning to Chelsea players to avoid 5/1 repeat after Delap dismissal

The Blues witnessed yet another red card this week when they faced Wolves at Molineux in the Carabao Cup and boss Enzo Maresca did not hide his frustration at the situation

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5 d. ago Will new Renters' Rights Bill cause your rent to go up? What tenants need to know as it passes into law

The new law, which received royal assent on Monday, introduces sweeping changes for tenants

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5 d. ago French parliament votes to add consent to rape law after Gisèle Pelicot case

A historic move to change French criminal law would bring its legislation in line with many other European countriesThe French parliament has voted to add consent to the country’s rape law in a historic move sparked by the mass rape of Gisèle Pelicot.The change, which will still need to be signed off by President Emmanuel Macron, will bring French legislation in line with many other European countries. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Mother keeps heartbreaking promise to her sons murdered by their father that no more children will die after decade of tireless campaigning

Claire Throssell, from South Yorkshire, has spent more than a decade fighting to change the law after her boys Jack, 12, and Paul, nine, were killed by their abusive father Darren Sykes.

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6 d. ago Classic car fan crushed to death as he worked under vehicle in garage

The wife of John Philip Waterson returned home to make the tragic discovery of his body. The small sports car had been kept at his home for 10 years before it “unknowingly collapsed”.

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6 d. ago Funeral home worker's tragic last voicemail for wife as he was crushed by concrete tomb

A family has been left searching for answers after funeral home employee Angel Anthony Rojas was crushed to death beneath a burial vault, making one last tragic call to his wife as he waited for help

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6 d. ago Retired engineer was crushed to death by his vintage sports car in a 'tragic accident' after it fell on top of him

John Waterson's wife, Amanda, found him trapped under the classic motor, which he had owned for ten years, when she got home from work.

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6 d. ago Exact hours fireworks are illegal in UK to avoid 'unlimited' fine ahead of Bonfire Night 2025

Last year the law has changed regarding fireworks, here’s everything you need to know

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6 d. ago Widow of man crushed to death by giant urinal sues employer for £200,000

The retractable toilet unit has become an increasingly familiar sight in London’s West End and is designed to be lowered below ground during the day then raised up for use by revellers at night

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7 d. ago Expanded state powers on fossil fuel projects and water ‘betrayal’ of Australians, nature law critics say

Extracts of planned changes to the EPBC Act prompt ‘anger’ from conservation organisations that fear nature protection will be weakenedGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastState governments could be given expanded powers to make decisions on fossil fuel developments under Labor’s proposed overhaul of environment law, prompting “shock and anger” from community-based conservation organisations that fear nature protection would be weakened.The Albanese government plans to introduce its planned changes to the national law – the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act – to parliament later this week, and has been briefing interest groups on its plans. Continue reading...

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