Surrey sinkhole probe delayed because area ‘not stable enough’, council says
The leader of Tandridge District Council, Catherine Sayer, said the area around the sinkhole was ‘not stable enough for borehole testing’.
Erling Haaland not ready to return from knee injury for Liverpool clash
Erling Haaland’s knee injury has not improved enough for him to return against Liverpool (Martin Rickett/PA). Erling Haaland was forced to miss Manchester City’s clash with Premier League leaders ...
Ukrainians gather in Dublin for third anniversary of Russian invasion
Hundreds of Ukrainians have marched through Dublin’s streets to mark three years since Russia’s invasion. The crowd held signs criticising Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald ...
No doctor will escape accountability, GMC says after ‘confusion’ over records
No doctor will “escape accountability” for their disciplinary history, the General Medical Council (GMC) has told the Health Secretary after reports that those who changed gender could have their ...
Three charged with murder of young man who was stabbed in Hackney
Three men have been charged with the murder of a young man who was stabbed to death in east London. Jason Junior Romeo, 20, died after an altercation in Bodney Road, Hackney, at around 6pm on Tuesday, ...
Carlisle United boss on Callum Guy and Archie Davies' return
Mark Hughes feels fit-again Callum Guy and Archie Davies will benefit "massively" from returning to action for Carlisle United ...
Met Office issues Cumbria with yellow weather warning
Localised flooding is said to be possible across the county on Sunday and Monday, with 'danger to life' warnings issued for other parts of the UK.
Hundreds of thousands attend funeral of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah
His death was a major blow for the Iran-backed group that he had transformed into a potent force in the Middle East.
Flying Scotsman marks rail anniversary on heritage line
The Flying Scotsman, which entered service on February 24 1923, was in action as part of the celebrations for 200 years of British passenger rail services. In 1934, it became the first locomotive in ...
Jacob’s Ladder climbs another rung in Michael Purcell success
Jacob’s Ladder may have earned himself a late call up to Gordon Elliott’s Cheltenham Festival squad with victory in the ...
Hearts boss Neil Critchley says win over St Johnstone ‘sets us up nicely’
Hearts were indebted to goalkeeper Craig Gordon for pulling off what Critchley described as “an incredible save, a match-winning save” to deny Sam Curtis just after Adama Sidibeh’s equaliser and ...
Nemean Lion refuses to be denied in National Spirit
However, Richard Patrick conjured a late rattle out of the tough-as-teak Nemean Lion, who dug deep with the benefit of the rail after the final flight to get up and beat the gallant Steel Ally by a ...