Anti-racism campaigners have chanted at demonstrators protesting against “uncontrolled illegal immigration” outside a hotel used to house asylum seekers in Falkirk. Stand Up to Racism Scotland, ...

Vladimir Putin has been “rewarded” for his invasion of Ukraine with Donald Trump’s summit in Alaska, leading experts have warned. The summit, which took place at a military base in Anchorage in the US ...

Another two-year-old has been supplemented in the shape of Michael Bell’s Spicy Marg. Rumstar (Jonathan Portman) is another to be added. Australian ace Asfoora is one of the standout names remaining ...

Luke Littler produced a brilliant display to beat Luke Humphries and claim the New Zealand Darts Masters title. The 18-year-old followed up his victory in Australia last weekend by averaging more than ...

Antoine Semenyo said the response to his report of racist abuse from a Liverpool fan showed football at its best. The opening match of the new Premier League season at Anfield on Friday night was ...

A personal finance expert has warned bank account holders to "send their money out to work" if they have had it gathering dust - so to speak - in the same account for years. Recent data from ...

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk believes football has to continue to try to educate the next generation about racism after labelling the abuse aimed at Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo as a ...

Virgil van Dijk admits signing another defender would “accelerate” their immediate improvement but until the club go back into the market the hard work has to continue within the squad.

Labubu fever hit The Trafford Centre today as hundreds of people queued - some for more than 12 hours - for the opening of the new Pop Mart store.

Sir Keir Starmer spoke with Nato allies after US President Donald Trump’s summit with Vladimir Putin in Alaska.

Ten people have been arrested in relation to the murder of Sam Rimmer in Liverpool, but no one has been charged.

The biggest rail workers’ union is warning of cuts to the British Transport Police (BTP), saying they would “seriously endanger” the safety of railway staff.