67 h. ago Man Utd suffer £63m loss as truth behind horror Ruben Amorim tenure is laid bare

Manchester United have endured a lacklustre year under the stewardship of Ruben Amorim, as the Red Devils fail to provide results on the pitch and take a huge hit in terms of squad value

Economics

68 h. ago UK accused of ‘stark injustice’ as woman from Montserrat refused free NHS care

Cherry Brown, 69, a British overseas territory citizen, was left sleeping rough after being sent to England for treatmentThe UK has been accused of a “stark injustice” for failing to provide health services and humanitarian support to citizens of British overseas territories after a woman from the Caribbean island of Montserrat was refused free NHS care and left homeless.Council officials found Cherry Brown, 69, sleeping rough in a park in Swanley, Kent, in April. Brown had been funded by the Montserratian government – whose budget is largely subsidised by the UK – to travel to England to receive treatment from the NHS that was not available at home. Continue reading...

Politics

7 d. ago Celtic release findings of Independent Review into policing before Rangers clash

CELTIC have denied having any knowledge or involvement in the police operations that took place before the Old Firm derby on March 16. The Scottish champions received a large number of complaints from supporters after almost 100 fans were denied entry for the fixture amid police concerns. They were refused access into the game after...

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8 d. ago ‘Evil’ pastor’s son held four people captive in ‘basement of horrors’ with no access to food and water, police say

A PASTOR'S son held four people captive in his "basement of horrors" with no access to food or water for up to 10 years, police say. Donnie Birchfield Jr., 36, is accused of keeping a vulnerable married couple and two women in his terrifying basement in South Carolina. The two women who were allegedly held...

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1 week ago Woman from Cardiff failed to provide police access to phone during terror probe

Nermin Onour, 23, was asked to provide the PIN number for her phone, but she refused.

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1 week ago Serving police officer denies downloading indecent images of children

Patrick Higgins, 30, of Gwent Police, has admitted three counts of unauthorised access to computer material.

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1 week ago Teenager fighting for his life after horror shooting outside Wembley Stadium

Photos from the scene show a police cordon outside Access Self Storage and near the entrance to Wembley Park

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1 week ago Man rushed to hospital after horror shooting outside Wembley Stadium

Photos from the scene show a police cordon outside Access Self Storage and near the entrance to Wembley Park

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2 w. ago Man denies murdering woman found dead between cars on Cardiff street

Thisara Weragalage, 37, denies the murder of Nirodha Niwunhella, 32, whose body was found in Riverside, Cardiff, having sustained multiple injuries

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2 w. ago Neglect by ambulance workers contributed to girl’s death, coroner finds

A coroner has found there were ‘gross failings to provide basic care’ to Zara Cheesman, 15, who died of meningitis in Nottingham.

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3 w. ago American woman moves to Cardiff for university and gets new obsession

Temilorun, 24, moved to Cardiff in South Wales, from Georgia in the US, back in 2023 to study at university and has been sharing the major culture shocks she's experienced

Politics

3 w. ago Hong Kong criticised for rejecting bill giving ‘bare minimum’ rights to same

Legislative council voted down a bill that was introduced to comply with an order from the city’s top courtHuman rights groups have accused the Hong Kong government of failing to provide the “bare minimum” of rights to same-sex couples after it rejected a bill that was introduced to comply with an order by the city’s top court.The city’s unicameral legislative council (LegCo), on Wednesday rejected the bill by a vote of 71-14 after the second reading, following months of debate in the city between opponents who said it threatened family values and advocates who said the government was out of line with the majority of residents who supported same-sex relationships. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Israel’s top court says government is not giving Palestinian prisoners enough food

Justices rule state is legally obliged to ensure ‘basic level of existence’ and orders authorities to improve nutritionIsrael’s supreme court has ruled that the government has failed to provide Palestinian security prisoners with adequate food for basic subsistence and ordered authorities to improve their nutrition.Sunday’s decision was a rare case in which the country’s highest court ruled against the government’s conduct during the nearly two-year war. Continue reading...

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