It is tempting to speculate that, if asked what they wanted from Rishi Sunak's budget next week, the typical business leader would request nothing more than a repeal of the chancellor's most recent business-unfriendly measures.

Paul Merson says Liverpool's Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane have reclaimed their crown as the best front three in world football, but warns Manchester United can never be written off at Old Trafford.

Mikel Arteta has warned that some football coaches are being put off management because of the abuse from fans and on social media.

Tony Blair has said getting the vaccine is everyone's "civic duty" as he urged the UK government to accelerate its booster progamme to 500,000 jabs a day.

Warner Bros has called Ruby Rose's scathing allegations against it a "revisionist history", after the star claimed there was toxic behaviour on the set of Batwoman.

A schoolgirl is set to face trial on terror charges after allegedly being caught with a bomb-making video and instructions on building a home-made gun with a 3D printer.

The elder brother of the Manchester Arena bomber was allowed to leave the country a day after he was stopped at an airport by police, an inquiry has heard.

Doctors are urging the government to enforce Plan B measures in England as coronavirus infections rise in the weeks leading up to winter.

Boris Johnson has admitted the level of COVID cases is "high" and he is "watching the numbers very carefully every day" - but insisted he is "sticking with our plan".

A 14-year-old boy charged with the murder of five-year-old Logan Mwangi has appeared at Cardiff Magistrates' Court.