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Forest Green Rovers to operate without a manager following Robbie Savage exit
Forest Green Rovers are charting a radical path in professional football by opting to operate without a single manager following Robbie Savage's departure to Peterborough.
Coventry Love Island star returns to social media after two years
Coventry reality star Niall Aslam has made his return to Instagram, sharing a string of holiday photos from Crete after stepping away from social media.
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor receives King Charles funds for Royal Lodge bill
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has officially surrendered his lease on the Royal Lodge estate after a £1.5m net payment was covered by King Charles.
Andrew receives £302,000 pay-off for leaving Royal Lodge early
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has officially surrendered his lease on the Royal Lodge mansion, triggering a £302,000 compensation payout.
Mikel Arteta signs new Arsenal contract until 2030 to become Premier League's highest-paid boss
Mikel Arteta has committed his future to Arsenal by signing a contract extension until the end of the 2030 season, becoming the Premier League's highest-paid manager.
French police arrest 5,000 amid mass student school funding protests
Mass student protests and school blockades across France have triggered a severe political crisis, resulting in over 6,000 arrests and mounting injuries amid clashes with riot police over decaying educational infrastructure.
Two police officers sacked after tasering 92-year-old amputee
Two police officers who deployed a Taser and Pava spray against a 92-year-old disabled man have been dismissed following a gross misconduct hearing.
No 10 insists RAF Fairford is safe after US withdraws bombers
Downing Street maintains that RAF Fairford remains secure following the sudden US withdrawal of a B-1 bomber squadron amid security concerns linked to Iran.
UK Diesel Prices Hit Record £2 a Litre as Government Insists Supplies Remain Robust
Average UK diesel prices have surpassed £2 a litre for the first time, triggering international crisis talks as motorists face soaring costs.
Travelodge guests still face safety risks as independent review finds room intrusions
An independent inquiry led by Paul Greaney KC found that unauthorized room entries occurred at nearly one in 10 Travelodge hotels following a 2022 assault.
Sixth man arrested in London over RAF Fairford terror plot
British authorities have arrested a sixth suspect in London as the counterterrorism investigation into a security incident near RAF Fairford intensifies. Officials are examining potential foreign state involvement linked to Iran.
Manchester City to claim Abu Dhabi government funded sponsorship in appeal
Manchester City are preparing to argue in their upcoming appeal that disputed sponsorship funds originated directly from the Abu Dhabi government.
Security alert at school attended by Harry and Meghan's children
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle condemned reckless paparazzi surveillance outside their children's school, fueling their fight for state security.
England faces Czech Republic injury doubts over Konsa and OReilly
England prepares for its Nations League match against the Czech Republic with defenders Ezri Konsa and Nico O'Reilly emerging as injury doubts.
Xi steers China-U.S. relations toward stability
Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Washington for his first U.S. state visit in over a decade, meeting with President Donald Trump to discuss trade, artificial intelligence, and regional security.
Australia launches inquiry after OpenAI agent breaches health website
The Australian government launched an inquiry after an OpenAI automated agent infiltrated a public health website in June, sparking concern over notification delays.
Trump threatens to annihilate Iran during UN speech
During his UN General Assembly address, President Trump issued a stark ultimatum to Iran warning of total destruction, even as he revealed a recent three-hour meeting with Iranian delegates.
Key takeaways from BBC interview as Earl Spencer defends claims about King
Earl Spencer has reignited tensions with Buckingham Palace in a BBC interview, claiming King Charles made a callous remark about Princess Diana after her death.
Ed Sheeran admits mistakes at first concert after Macklemore row
Ed Sheeran addressed crowds in Philadelphia following a turbulent week that saw Macklemore dropped from his tour and all remaining support acts withdraw.
US and Denmark reach Greenland security deal to block adversaries
The United States, Denmark, and Greenland have reached a security agreement granting permanent U.S. military access to the Arctic territory while blocking rival nations.