England had taken the lead in the 56th minute through Anthony Gordon, but opted to try and hold on to their advantage rather than add to it, and paid the price against the World Champions.

Labour is to update 'archaic' marriage laws to allow far wider range of venues which will no longer have to be pre-approved.

Argentinian players unfurled a banner reading 'The Falklands are Argentinian' after they knocked England out of the World Cup 2-1 in a nail-biting semi final clash. 

David Beckham looked heartbroken as Argentina knocked England out of the World Cup in Atlanta, Georgia on Wednesday night.

A bitter briefing war has erupted at Westminster following reports that Mr Miliband's dream of taking charge at the Treasury is set to be shattered.

Ukraine attacked another 19 Russian tankers last night, as the nation steps up its war against Putin's shadow fleet. 

A British father whose son fell to his death at a Cyrprus hotel was allegedly swinging his child 'from side to side' near the fourth-floor window of the building, a court has heard.

A British tourist has been found dead on a cruise ship off the coast of Crete.

Locals in Southfleet received a letter through their doors last week revealing that agricultural has been earmarked for the proposed Ebbsfleet AI Data Centre

Keir Starmer is giving his swan song at PMQs after holding one final Cabinet meeting, with his Downing Street exit looming on Monday.

The Treasury has told its OBR watchdog that the threshold will increase to 68 between 2037 and 2039.

Baroness Heather Hallett, chairman of the UK Covid-19 inquiry, said that the UK was 'simply not ready to compete' in the global race to secure healthcare equipment in early 2020.

The BBC's new director-general, Matt Brittin, pictured at Wimbledon, has described the broadcaster as facing a 'moment of real jeopardy'.

A driver who crashed into a prep school killing two girls will face trial next year.

Gavin Collins, 42, from Cheshire, is accused of obtaining child pornography of at least five toddlers from the nursery worker over a two month period, the Daily Mail can reveal.

The man, 47, who cannot be named to protect the identity of the victim, used his mobile phone to record the attacks which took place over 11 years.

Georgia Aldridge was accused of running a 'dropshipping' business alongside her social media business.

Spain could take in up to three million migrants and their families within the next year, immigration officials have warned. 

Pejman Zamani has run an eponymous eaterie in the Leicestershire market town of Ashby-de-la-Zouch for the past 36 years.

Rob Lomas, 52, was arrested on suspicion of murder after Marcus Smith, 19, was found dead at the his property in the Peak District in May 2024.

Hopetown Darlington had planned for a display from the Walworth Birds of Prey team on July 31, but the event has been axed after concerns were raised by local campaign groups.

Like many people who lived through it, I have found myself thinking back to the scorching summer of 1976 in recent weeks.

The notices were both published in the Los Angeles Daily Journal throughout the months of June and July.

The US announced a new round of strikes on Iran on Monday, hours after President Donald Trump said that the United States is 'reinstating' a blockade on Iran in the Strait of Hormuz.

Food delivery apps, cheaper-than-ever booze and the myth that wine is 'healthier' than spirits are fuelling a deadly liver disease crisis in the UK, experts have warned.

Ljubiša Karović, from Serbia, was left hanging outside the aircraft while his desperate wife, Svetlana Grković, clung to his feet after part of the engine broke away during the flight on Friday.

A young mother was killed when she was struck by a train on a German rail crossing as she pushed her two-year-old daughter to safety.  

Backbench MP Mike Reader declared that he had added to the wave of endorsements for Mr Burnham this morning.

The father ran into the sea after two of his children got into difficulties but he was swept away himself and drowned along with a second man.

Two activists from the campaign group Republic held up the huge banner which had 'What did you know?' emblazoned across it - a question that has been asked of the royal family for years.

Ryanair passengers ended up having the flight from hell when a journey scheduled to take just three hours spiralled into a 12-hour ordeal amid a terrifying storm raging outside.

A British tourist has died at an Ibiza hotel after coming down his hotel pool water slide and failing to surface.

Counter Terrorism Policing (CTP) has confirmed it is now leading the investigation into the death of the 78-year-old former minister in Devon last week.

Top Dutch football referee Rob Dieperink has died, aged 38, weeks after he was dropped from the World Cup over a sexual assault arrest in the United Kingdom.

The broadcaster wiped away tears as he revealed that a member of his team had been in contact with the former Tory minister 'by chance' on the day she died.