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Black history should be taught in schools, Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said. Mr Burnham insisted “we are a country that has always stood together” despite “a decade of division” including ...

However, Giroud returned to his homeland last year and the striker is set to face his one-time employers when Lille face Arsenal in north London on Tuesday night. Olivier Giroud loos back on his ...

First Minister Michelle O’Neill has said “the Orange state is gone forever” as she responded to a motion of no confidence in the Stormont assembly over her attendance at a protest against an Orange ...

Actor Selma Blair was taken into custody after a flight from Los Angeles to New York for being physically abusive and injuring two flight attendants, authorities have said.

Jos Buttler has undergone surgery on the hamstring injury he sustained during England’s ODI defeat by Sri Lanka at Headingley last month. Buttler posted an image on his Instagram account on Monday ...

The NI Secretary thanked the Portadown Lodge and Garvaghy Road residents for their engagement in extensive but ultimately unsuccessful talks.

Benjamin Sesko, Patrick Dorgu and Noussair Mazraoui are out injured, as are Luke Shaw and Kobbie Mainoo after starting against Spurs. “They’ve not travelled,” Carrick said of the latter duo’s absence ...

Andy Burnham had a formal meeting with Manchester City’s chairman Khaldoon Al Mubarak at an investment summit, chatted to him in the stands at a star player’s testimonial game and was accompanied by ...

Partou appoints Dr Karen Boardman as group SEND and inclusion lead, supporting inclusive early education across more than 100 UK nursery settings.

The former Liverpool captain wants strong sanctions if City’s appeal fails, including transfer bans and points deductions over multiple seasons.

World War II veteran Henry Rice who served in the Royal Navy as part of the Normandy landings has died at the age of 100. Mr Rice, of Cranleigh, Surrey, was a “great character with a cheeky smile” and ...