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United Kingdom News · 1 November 2026
- Defeat for London City against Man City - but is Europe a real possibility?
London City Lionesses suffer defeat by Manchester City but their performance suggests they are closer to Champions League qualification than expected.
- How Dart revived career with help of Wimbledon champion
Britain's Harriet Dart knows people doubted whether she would ever win a WTA title, but says the belief of her coach Marion Bartoli helped achieve the best week of her career.
- Referee accidentally fractures college football player's leg
A referee accidentally fractures a college football player's leg during a bizarre incident in the first half of East Carolina Pirates' win against Temple Owls.
- 'King Charles walking tightrope as Burnham leaves Buckingham Palace in deeply uncomfortable position'
OPINION: With brief warning and what appears to be a great lack of collaboration between Downing Street and Buckingham Palace, Andy Burnham decided to say what no prime minister or monarch had done before
- 'I went for a birthday walk in the park - I'm lucky to still be alive'
Nina was having a relaxing walk in the park when things took a sudden turn for the worse
- Toddler injured after firework explodes near her in Northern Ireland
Police are appealing for witnesses after a toddler was injured by a firework in Carrickmore, Northern Ireland, on Saturday night
- Premier League stars warned as homes of three stars burgled while playing
Everton striker Thierno Barry was relieved that his family was not home during the latest raid. Man Utd captain Bruno Fernandes and England star Morgan White-Gibbs were also targeted by burglars in recent weeks
- 'Amazing' UK sports store chain crashes into administration — open since 2014
The shop, which had different locations as well as an online store, appointed administrators earlier this week.
- El Niño to pellet down 'hailstones the size of golf balls' in horror warning
The Southwest US is bracing for severe El Niño rainstorms this weekend, with meteorologists warning of deadly flooding, golf ball-sized hail and up to four inches of rain
- Kim Kardashian dubbed 'perfection' as she sends fans wild in jaw-dropping dress
Kim Kardashian sent fans wild as she showed off a daring white designer dress during her All's Fair press tour in Mexico City, leaving followers stunned by her latest look
- ITV presenter lived double life after falling in love with darts and 'polar opposite' sport
EXCLUSIVE Ned Boulting signed off from darts just under 12 months ago - and he's now opened up to Daily Star Sport about his time covering the sport
- Two teenagers arrested after police attacked with glass bottles in South Belfast
“An off-licence in the area had to close due to the crowds gathering"
- Newcastle road closed for hours after burst water main causes flooding near Royal Victoria Infirmary
Firefighters, police officers and Northumbrian Water workers were called to Claremont Road around midday on Sunday
- LIST OF SHAME: Mugshots of Devon criminals locked away in October
Child predators, drug gangs and daytime stabber among criminals locked up in Devon
- Vicious trio attack Celtic fan outside Ibrox and four more criminals up in court this week
Here are the crime stories we have published from Glasgow and Lanarkshire courts this week.
- Police appeal after 67-year-old sadly dies
Humberside Police would like to speak to anyone who witnessed the collision
- David Walliams' ex-wife Lara Stone reveals breast cancer diagnosis
The former couple tied the knot on May 16, 2010, at London's Claridge's Hotel
- More speed cameras could be about to pop up on roads across Greater Manchester
This follows a campaign to improve safety measures
- New chapter for Stockport as town centre revival sees major change after 10 years
One of the key people who helped revive Stockport town centre said he has no regrets as he leaves the borough with a ‘heavy heart’
- Four dogs killed in 'suspicious' circumstances as four vehicles catch fire
Firefighters rushed to the scene, but were unable to save the animals in the early hours of Sunday morning
- Henry Nowak’s family open up about shock of learning he had been killed
'I just knew straight away that something horrific had happened.'
- Liverpool star may never recover from Andoni Iraola call, reckons Jamie Carragher
Andoni Iraola has made a bold move by start Trey Nyoni for Liverpool against Arsenal on Sunday, a decision which could do serious damage to Ryan Gravenberch, believes Jamie Carragher.
- Phil Taylor responds to criticism of Fallon Sherrock winning £501,000 for beating Luke Littler
Phil Taylor praised Fallon Sherrock for 'changing her life' after she won £501,000 for beating world champion Luke Littler in one leg of darts.
- Dad-of-five ex-sailor killed in motorway crash is named
Richard Skilton was declared dead on the motorway in Hampshire after he was involved in a collision in his black and white Triumph motorbike on the morning of October 16.
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- Australia’s pensioners are Ashes mutton ready for slaughter
It would be foolish to completely write off any Aussie team but England have to take this rare chance to beat the old enemy
- Multi-vehicle blaze kills four dogs as police launch probe into early-hours fire
Firefighters have confirmed four animals died in the fire, which took route in three vans and a car
- Princes William watches Apple TV show with 8.4 IMDb rating - and sent message to show star
Prince William is said to be a huge fan of the popular television drama - and the Prince even texted his approval to a friend who had lent their home for filming
- John Healey new minimum wage and National Living Wage rates for 2027 confirmed
The Chancellor increased the National Living Wage by 3.9 per cent.
- West Midlands borough named among poorest places in England in new list
The worst-off households have no disposable income left once bills have been paid
- DWP new and basic state pension rates from April 2027 confirmed
Welcome news for millions
- New poll finds most Scottish people doubt Sturgeon's denials over Murrell embezzlement
Murrell was jailed for five years after he pled guilty at the High Court in Edinburgh.
- Police hunt Edinburgh man wearing 'white dress shirt and kilt' after incident
'I’m appealing for anyone who recognises the man, or the man himself, to please get in touch.'
- Bournemouth boss admission on James Trafford comes as warning to Leeds United
Marco Rose's comments after the Leeds United goalkeeper's mistake were insightful
- Healey suggests Labour won’t keep manifesto pledge to end youth minimum wage gap
CHANCELLOR John Healey refused to say today whether Labour will meet its manifesto commitment to end the “discriminatory” minimum wage gap for young people.In 2024 Labour committed to closing the gap between the adult minimum wage and pay for 18 to 20-year-olds, but in last week’s Budget, Mr Healey said that younger workers would see the same 3.9 per cent rise as older workers, leaving a £1.94 hourly difference between 18- to 20-year-olds (£11.27) and those aged 21 and over (£13.21).
- Chelsea return to winning ways as United woes continue
Chelsea 2-0 Manchester Unitedby Joseph Musaat Stamford BridgeMANCHESTER UNITED are now on a nine-game winless run in all competitions, with the board seemingly delaying the inevitable as Michael Carrick remains in charge.Cole Palmer returned from suspension and attempted an audacious free-kick in the seventh minute from the halfway line as Senne Lammens was off his line, but the United goalkeeper gathered the ball.
- Indian opposition rallies to demand resignation of elections chief
INDIA’S opposition parties have stepped up pressure for the resignation of chief election commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, staging a fresh protest today in the latest display of public anger at Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government.The demonstration, called by opposition bloc India, was joined by tens of thousands of people, some carrying musical instruments and waving various flags, as they chanted slogans against the policies of the central government.
- Scottish government accused of huge failure on data centres
THE Scottish government’s decision not to consult the public on new data centre guidelines is a huge failure, according to the Scottish Greens.Fears have been growing around the country over a wave of speculative planning applications for hyperscale data centres, which — with one 1,000-megawatt proposal in Irvine alone amounting to the equivalent of 25 per cent of Scotland’s peak electricity demand — could spell disaster for Scotland’s net-zero ambitions.
- Judge throws out Trump lawsuit over publication of letter to Epstein
A US federal judge has thrown out President Donald Trump’s $10 billion (£7.4bn) lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and media mogul Rupert Murdoch over a story reporting on his ties to Jeffrey Epstein.Saying the president was “grasping at straws,” US District Judge Darrin Gayles in Miami dismissed the suit with prejudice, ruling that Mr Trump had not proved the defendants made defamatory statements with actual malice as required by law. The ruling said the lawsuit had attempted to “manufacture” flaws in the newspaper’s investigative reporting.
- Hundreds rally outside Energy Department opposing Rosebank oilfield
HUNDREDS of climate activists rallied outside the Department for Energy Security & Net Zero in London on Saturday, demanding that it rejects an application to develop the North Sea Rosebank oil field.Activists from Fossil Free London, Christian Climate Action, Stop Rosebank, and Greenpeace also denounced the government’s decision last week to approve the Jackdaw gas field, displaying banners and chanting: “Rosebank? No thanks!”
- The youth of Europe demand different political choices. So should we
PROTESTS over cuts and the cost of living continue to rock Italy and France. Millions were on the streets across Europe on Saturday.Over the weekend mass demonstrations spread to Germany, where the “welfare not warfare” cause has taken centre stage. Placards at the thousands-strong rally at Berlin’s Brandenburg Gate read “Merz Must Go,” “No to Cuts and War Budgets,” “Invest in People Not War.”
- From a love bite that turned deadly to a THREE HOUR orgasm, the most bizarre sex injuries revealed
SEX supposed to be a pleasurable experience for all parties involved. But sometimes getting frisky can go horribly wrong, leaving you bent and broken in ways you wouldn't imagine - and not just because you and your partner have been getting hot and steamy in the shower. Previously, Brits were issued a stark warning over...
- Shocking ‘Nazi experiment’ showed dark side of humanity but chilling shift is already happening, says Sophie Morgan
Disability advocate and former Loose Women star Sophie Morgan says people have been crying and screaming at the TV after watching her disturbing new documentary The Experiment. Airing last week, the Channel 4 special saw Sophie, 41, watch on in horror as members of the public took part in a deeply concerning social experiment -...
- As wannabes face-off, who will be the next James Bond?
- The UK's stance on its role in the slave trade is shifting, but reparations remain off the table
U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham has expressed openness to formally apologizing for Britain's role in the trans-Atlantic slave trade
- Queen Camilla joins King Charles on Caribbean tour as reparations row rages on after Burnham's slave trade pledge
The Queen joined her husband in the Caribbean today as he prepared for one of the most diplomatically testing moments of his eight-day tour.
- Toddler treated in hospital after being burned by firework
- In pictures: Famous NI faces celebrate Halloween with eyebrow-raising costumes
- ‘A true inspiration on and off the track’: Tributes to Ciara Mageean (34) after death of Olympian ‘loved by all who met her’
‘Devastated’ Lady Mary Peters leads condolences
- The 'Cotswold charm village without the price tag' just one hour from Birmingham
Thise pretty village has been named as one of the 'UK's best places to live' in a new guide and has its own train station
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- Watch Lord of the Rings on a 60ft HD screen with a 239-musician orchestra
The City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (CBSO) will bring composer Howard Shore’s Academy Award-winning score to life
- Four dogs confirmed dead after vans and a car catch fire as police launch probe
Four fire engines were called to the scene in the early hours of this morning, but the dogs could not be saved
- Ruthless Celtic player ratings as calamitous Cameron Carter Vickers savaged and 'pathetic' big money buy flops spectacularly
Martin O'Neill's team have now won just four of their last 10 games in all competitions
- Donald Trump's Scottish hotel job opportunity looking for 'passionate' individual
The hotel is looking for a "hands-on" leader.
- Mummies removed from Kelvingrove display over lack of 'consent' could be returned to Egypt
Glasgow Life previously said it was making changes at the popular site due to no "informed consent from the deceased individual".
- Leader of £1million-a-year Liverpool drugs gang laundered cash through art and properties
Cocaine, heroin and cannabis worth up to £1.6m was seized from an organised crime group headed by Craig Clifton
- Next's 'stylish' £60 pair of chocolate lamps 'perfect for the bedside'
The set includes two lamps with a brown ribbed ceramic base and contrasting cream fabric shades
- Arriva bus rules as passengers told to avoid one item of clothing
Millions of people all over the country rely on the bus
- Four dogs killed in four-vehicle blaze as police probe 'suspicious' incident
The animals were all confirmed dead after four vehicles caught fire in Kent, just before 1am this morning
- North East village just off the A69 where you can walk down a Roman high street
Discover Corbridge, the historic Northumberland village near the A69 where visitors can walk along an ancient Roman high street and explore a remarkable hoard.
- Inside £600k Shotley Bridge home with a striking feature you notice on arrival
Explore this stylish four-bedroom detached home in Shotley Bridge, with a double-height hall, private gardens and log burner. Offers over £600,000 for sale.
- Historic Raby Castle offers one of County Durham's most scenic autumn walks
Explore the historic grounds of Raby Castle, where autumn colours, roaming deer and scenic walks create the perfect County Durham day out.
- From Toys R Us to Primark - new mural celebrates 35 years of Teesside Park history
Teesside Park is celebrating its 35th anniversary with a new mural featuring memories from Toys R Us and Mary Berry to Primark and the Riverside Stadium.
- Girl, 13, has two strokes after symptoms dismissed as sinus infection and dead leg
A football-mad schoolgirl suffered TWO devastating strokes after medics dismissed her symptoms as a sinus infection and a dead leg.
- Darlington club steward gets VIP invite from theatre star as show comes to town
Gary Ryan invited Harrowgate Club steward Paul Gill to his sold-out show ahead of two December dates in Darlington.
- French Air Force students to join Remembrance service honouring Yorkshire airmen
A wartime bond between North Yorkshire and France will be remembered when French Air Force students and officers join hundreds of people for a special Remembrance service.
- Alan Titchmarsh says do these six crucial jobs in your garden today to prepare for winter
Alan Titchmarsh has shared his top six gardening jobs to get done in November to prepare your garden for winter, from clearing fallen leaves to protecting tender plants and sowing seeds
- Junk debt rout sparks ‘bloodbath’ for credit investors
Aggressive tactics to shift assets beyond reach of creditors have added fuel to sell-off
- Trump makes final pitch to restive voters in midterms campaign
Republican Party is defending its control of Congress against signs of a backlash to the president
- Trump loses Latino support
Latino voters are shifting back to the Democrats ahead of the US midterm elections
- 'I was cruelly trolled for sharing my age – vile haters think I counted in dog years'
When mum Amanda Martin posted selfies online to boost her confidence, she didn't expect to be torn to shreds by keyboard warriors. She's now calling on others to be kind
- Mummified remains removed from view in Scottish museum could be returned to Egypt
Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Museum removes Egyptian mummies over consent concerns as a repatriation request is made for priest Nekht’s remains to Egypt
- Girl aged under two injured as teens throw fireworks near petrol station
"It's only by sheer luck that the consequences of this reckless act weren’t even more serious."
- Mum loses 13lbs and drops two dress sizes 'without giving anything up'
"My clothing has dropped between one to two sizes without having to put any effort in."
- 'Aggressive' Newcastle grandad, 41, spotted throwing packets of drugs in garden
Edward Tams was found in possession of three different types of illicit substances on a street in Gateshead
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- Hull adventurer Karl Bushby crosses the Humber Bridge as he prepares to return home
Karl's Goliath Expidition is almost at an end as he returns to where it all started
- 'Luxury' £70 bedspread reduced to under £30 is 'as warm as toast' on wintry evenings
"I am so impressed with this throw and so are my visitors. The quality is amazing, the feel of it and the look, too. I am definitely pleased all round with it."
- Motorcyclist fighting for life following horror smash in Stockport
A man in his 40s is in a critical condition in hospital
- Two men injured in group attack in Nottingham city centre
The incident happened near Food Factory on Lower Parliament Street
- Whitby Goth Weekend 2026: Best pictures as thousands descend on seaside town for Halloween
Thousands of visitors dressed in spectacular gothic costumes have descended on Whitby for the town's famous Goth Weekend celebrations.
- England's RL World Cup exit confirmed after Tonga beat Samoa
England’s elimination from the World Cup was confirmed after Tonga beat Samoa 20-18 in the final group match.
- Tributes paid to ‘inspiring’ Cambridge scientist who died in Spain train crash
Dr Marta Shahbazi was travelling to a conference to receive award for scientific excellence in developmental biologyAn “inspiring” University of Cambridge scientist died in the Spanish train collision on Wednesday that killed at least 69 people.Dr Marta Shahbazi, an affiliate associate professor at the Cambridge Stem Cell Institute and a group leader at the city’s Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB), was travelling on one of the trains involved in the crash near Urda in Toledo province. Continue reading...
- ‘Some photos imprint upon us’: How our Saturday magazine puts together special issues about world-changing photographs
A great picture can have an immediate and visceral effect on a viewer, as if bypassing thought. But a huge amount of thinking goes into selecting and sourcing them, and researching their backstories Can photographs still exert power in an age when millions of pictures are taken and shared every minute, and when a viewer’s first response is to question whether an image is even real?Every few months, a team of editors on the Guardian’s Saturday magazine puts together a special photography package in print and digital formats. It features photographs that don’t just stop the scroll, they have also prompted the rewriting of history books. They are the kind of images that have changed the world in some way or radically shifted people’s perceptions. Continue reading...
- Liverpool v Arsenal: Premier League – live
Updates from the match at Anfield (4.30pm GMT)Table | Top scorers | Email Daniel hereLiverpool (4-2-3-1): Alisson; Araujo, Jacquet, Van Dijk, Kerkez; Nyoni, Mac Allister'; Barcola, Wirtz, Gakpo; Isak. Subs: Mamardashvili, Gomez, Endo, Szoboszlai, Tsimikas, Munoz, Gravenberch, Koumas, Ngumoha.Arsenal (4-2-3-1): Raya; Timber, Konsa, Gabriel, Calafiori; Rice, Guimaraes, Odegaar; Madueke, Havertz, Tzolis. Subs: Kepa, Mosquera, White, Hincapie, Eze, Gyokeres, Merino, Zubimendi, Lewis-Skelly. Continue reading...
- Hemp strikes back as Manchester City edge out London City Lionesses in thriller
Goals from Khadija Shaw and Lauren Hemp helped Manchester City escape from Bromley with three points after a thrilling encounter with London City Lionesses. It was a statement performance from the home team, despite the defeat delivering a blow to any title ambitions they may have been quietly holding on to prior to kick-off.The gap between the hosts and the champions is now six points, after Hemp restored City’s lead following Jana Fernández’s equaliser. But the fact London City have even played their way into the conversation about this season’s title contenders in only their second WSL season is hugely impressive. Continue reading...
- Halloween, midterms and cafe culture: photos of the weekend
The Guardian’s picture editors select photographs from around the world Continue reading...
- UK may have to accept almost 100,000 young Europeans a year to unlock Brexit deal
Britain and the EU are currently in the final stages of negotiation over a package it is hoped can be unveiled at the upcoming UK-EU summit
- Andy Burnham makes £3,000 tax rule change — 400,000 people affected
The Prime Minister has announced a rule change kicking in within months.
- Bonnie Tyler's heartbroken husband says 'I miss her every single day'
Bonnie's husband of 53 years Robert Sullivan has opened up about her tragic death after it was announced a new Christmas single was being released
- Countryfile's Matt Baker left 'shaking' on BBC show after 'drinking to deal with nerves'
BBC Radio 2 host Sara Cox revealed that she and Matt Baker first "properly" met on Only Fools on Horses, an equestrian-themed BBC reality show for Sport Relief in 2006
- Ole Gunnar Solskjaer shows true colours after private Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox chat
The former Manchester United manager has opened up on his private job talks with Omar Berrada and Jason Wilcox
- Santander tells new and existing customers to act 'within 60 days'
You can get £240 when you switch to the Santander Everyday Current Account and save £200 in its Regular Saver.
- Woman 'traumatised' after being pulled into bushes in Midlands river path attack
James Daniels, 19, has been handed a hospital order for his offending
- Households with £11,000 savings warned of 'problem' coming after Autumn Budget
From April 2027, the tax on income from savings will rise to 24% for basic rate taxpayers from April 2027.
- Leeds bar in 'red zone' seeks 4am licence but hotels, police and council against plan
Bridge Inn's bid to extend its late-night licence in Leeds' Freedom Quarter faces strong opposition
- First interest rate rises in three years expected as Iran war drives high inflation
ECONOMISTS expect the Bank of England to hike interest rates for the first time in more than three years on Thursday.Traders believe its Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) will announce an increase in borrowing costs from 3.75 to 4 per cent.This would be the first time the central bank has increased borrowing costs since August 2023, and follows reports that the Bank may ease restrictions on higher-risk mortgage loans.
- West Brom heap more misery on struggling West Ham
West Ham 1-3 West Bromwich Albionby Paul Donovanat the London StadiumTHE fact that the few left at the end of this latest underwhelming performance still managed to raise a chorus of boos said all anyone needed to know about West Ham’s defeat at home to West Brom at the London Stadium.The pressure is now building on Hammers head coach Nuno Espirito Santo, after a second home defeat inside a week and a month in which his promotion hopefuls take just seven points from a possible 15.
- Burnham ‘failing’ to deliver promised change, says Doogan
ANDY BURNHAM’S government is “failing to deliver the change he promised” on living standards, according to the SNP.Citing a recent report from the Resolution Foundation thinktank, predicting disposable income for the typical working-aged household will plummet by £1,050 over the next two years, SNP Westminster leader Dave Doogan claimed “Britain is broken beyond repair.”“The UK is at crisis point and Andy Burnham is failing to deliver the change he promised,” he said.
- Mummy removed from Glasgow museum amid 'consent' row could be returned to Egypt
Mummified Egyptian remains could be returned to Egypt after they were removed from display in a Scottish museum amid ethical concerns
- Police search for 'man in kilt' after serious city centre assault
Police have launched a manhunt following a serious assault in Edinburgh city centre
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- Star of cult comedy horror films unrecognisable at 75 after coming out as ‘sexually fluid’ – do you remember her?
A FAN-FAVOURITE TV star looked unrecognisable 45 years after her legendary goth character hit screens. The American actress, now aged 75, recently came out as "sexually fluid" after revealing her lesbian relationship. Cassandra Peterson, who is best known for playing comedy horror character Elvira in the show of the same name, cut a completely different...
- Liverpool vs Arsenal - Premier League: Trey Nyoni is handed his first top-flight start for the Reds, while Christos Tzolis is back in the Gunners' XI after being out with a hamstring injury
Follow Daily Mail Sport's live coverage for the latest updates as Liverpool host defending champions Arsenal at Anfield in the Premier League.
- 'My beautiful boy deserves to be remembered with love, not hate': Bradley Lowery's mum issues heartbreaking statement to condemn 'cruel' Coventry fan who used her late son's photo to taunt Sunderland fans
The deplorable behaviour came during the Premier League clash between the two sides on Saturday, which the Sky Blues won 3-1.
- Mostly dry conditions forecast for next week as parts of UK still in drought
While parts of northern England had their drought status downgraded to ‘recovery’ recently, other areas in the UK remain in severe drought.
- Liverpool XI vs Arsenal: Starting lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Premier League today
Andoni Iraola makes big decision for Anfield clash with the champions
- Arsenal XI vs Liverpool: Starting lineup, confirmed team news, injury latest for Premier League today
Triple injury boost for Gunners at Anfield
- Treasury minister sparks fury after suggesting employers not ‘working people’
Chief Secretary to the Treasury Emma Reynolds reignites row over manifesto promises
- Fees for new market traders in central London could soar by 900%
The fee increases could affect traders in the neighbourhoods of Soho, Westminster, Marylebone and Maida Vale
- Mummified remains removed from public view could be returned to Egypt
Work is under way to remove archaeological human remains from other parts of the museum.
- Unconvincing Celtic fail to stretch away from Rangers as Falkirk end 19-year wait
Champions fall at Falkirk Stadium as McGlynn’s men shine
- What exactly is our plan to pay for the next generation of Northern Irish footballers?
- Orange Order supporters are more deluded than some Man United fans if they still think they will walk Garvaghy
The only thing this continued agitating seems destined to do is tear apart the DUP
- Ex-Irish League footballer fights sacking by charity over Muslim ‘ratbags’ slur
Johnny Flynn, who played for Blackburn, Ballymena and Cliftonville, taking an unfair dismissal case
- Disposable household income to fall by £1,050 under Andy Burnham and John Healey
Typical disposable incomes would fall by £1,050 between now and the end of the parliamentary term in 2028-29
- £6,220 pension warning issued with up to three million affected
Millions of workers have lost track of their pension savings due to multiple employers, resulting in an estimated 3 million lost pension pots across the UK.
- 'I'm a psychologist - Donald Trump showed two telling signs of health uncertainty'
Donald Trump has displayed two "telling" behaviours that suggest he harbours uncertainty about his own health, clinical and forensic psychologist Dr John Paul Garrison has suggested
- 'Immediate' health alert over Lercanidipine blood pressure tablets as batch recalled
The MHRA has recalled a batch of Lercanidipine after a 'mix-up' - and has also explained the risk of possible side-effects
- World's longest underwater rail tunnel will cut two-hour journey to just 26 minutes
It will feature a 10-mile undersea section connecting Ningbo and Zhoushan, slashing what is currently a two-hour bus journey to just 26 minutes when the world-record high-speed line opens in 2028
- Wretched Celtic in crisis after Falkirk shocker as board face major Martin O'Neill decision - 5 talking points
The Bairns won against the Hoops for the first time since 2007 and it turns up the heat on the Parkhead boss
- Esther Rantzen’s daughter relives painful farewell as she opens up on assisted dying
Rebecca Wilcox recalled her mum's painful farewell address as she expressed how she's furious at the outcome of the UK's assisted dying bill