Palestinian prisoner release to go ahead despite chaos at hostage handover
The first hostage, soldier Agam Berger, 20, was released after Hamas paraded her in front of a crowd in the heavily destroyed ...
Archbishop of York ‘categorically rejects’ bullying and coercion allegations
The Archbishop of York has “categorically rejected” allegations that he bullied members of a committee to secure the Rt Rev Dr John Perumbalath’s appointment as Bishop of Liverpool, hours after the ...
Sir Mick Jagger pays tribute to ‘beautiful singer’ Marianne Faithfull
Rolling Stones frontman Sir Mick Jagger has paid tribute to “wonderful friend and beautiful singer” Marianne Faithfull following her death aged 78. He was joined by bandmates Ronnie Wood and Keith ...
Arsenal bring in United States defender Jenna Nighswonger on WSL deadline day
The 24-year-old left-back is the first new addition to the Gunners’ squad since Renee Slegers was confirmed as head coach on a permanent basis.
In Pictures: Marianne Faithfull became one of the faces of 1960s pop scene
The singer, who had a long relationship with Sir Mick Jagger at the height of her fame, also carved out a career as an actress.
Man, 45, handed whole life order for ‘bloodthirsty’ murder of woman
The 45-year-old and his partner Gemma Watts, 49, have admitted murder and perverting the course of justice by dismembering Ms Mayhew’s body, distributing the parts at “various locations” and cleaning ...
No survivors expected after US passenger jet and Army helicopter collide
At least 28 bodies were pulled from the Potomac River in Washington DC after an American Airlines passenger jet collided with ...
Anzadam ruled out for rest of season by Mullins
Willie Mullins has been forced to rule his exciting prospect Anzadam out for the rest of the season. The five-year-old burst on to the scene earlier this season in November when winning a Grade Three ...
‘Real chance’ hostages being freed by Hamas could be hurt or killed, lawyers say
There is a “real chance” that hostages being released by Hamas could be injured or killed just before they reach safety, lawyers for the families of British-linked hostages have warned.
England’s resident doctors in dispute over working conditions
Resident doctors in England have voted to go into dispute in a row over working conditions. Members of the BMA, formerly known as junior doctors, said there has been a lack of progress over reforms to ...
Sympathy only goes so far, bereaved man tells MPs on assisted dying committee
A man whose father, brother and sister died “in dreadful circumstances” has told MPs their sympathy “only goes so far” as he urged them to get on with the process to legalise assisted dying.
No cuts to neighbourhood policing despite ‘stretched’ system – Met chief
Sir Mark Rowley, who heads the country’s largest police force, has previously warned of ‘eye-watering’ cuts to the force’s spending ...