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Oasis tour: 50,000 tickets listed on secondary websites to be cancelled

Up to 50,000 tickets for the UK and Ireland dates of Oasis's reunion tour are set to be cancelled by Ticketmaster for violating its terms and conditions.

Former pilot is cleared of kidnap and assault of girl in London

A former US air force pilot has been cleared of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a nine-year-old girl during her family holiday to London earlier this year.

Euston lets rail passengers board early to cut chronic overcrowding

Passengers using London Euston are to be allowed to board some services early in an attempt to ease persistent overcrowding at the railway station.

Threats before MP's murder 'not linked' to attack - police

Threatening phone calls made to the son of Sir David Amess the evening before the MP's murder were \"not linked in any way\" to the attack, police have said.

Theatre review Coogan scores a quadruple coup in classic reboot

Stanley Kubrick's 1964 satire about cold war brinkmanship tipping into nuclear conflict seemed to be a vehicle for Peter Sellers to showboat in three central roles.

Tories Ex-MP reprimanded over sexual misconduct

A former Conservative MP has been reprimanded for \"brazen and drunken\" sexual misconduct in one of parliament's bars.

Badenoch and Jenrick go all out to appeal to the worst instincts of Conservative members

First the good news. In just a few days' time you won't be subjected to a constant stream of unconsciousness from Kemi Badenoch and Robert Jenrick.

Former colonies owe 'gratitude' to British empire, says Jenrick

Britain's former colonies should be thankful for the legacy of empire, not demanding reparations, according to the Conservative leadership candidate Robert Jenrick.

Hunt seeks to block release of review into his spending plans

Jeremy Hunt yesterday called on the cabinet secretary, Simon Case, to prevent the release of a review by the Office for Budget Responsibility into his spending plans today ahead of the budget.

'Rich must pay more' Britons' hopes and fears for Labour's first budget

\"I'm worried that the government will water down their plans to properly tax the wealthy,\" said Martin Coult, 68, from London.

In the red box How Labour wants to shut the spending gap and fund investments

Labour has two aims in the budget: to close a spending gap in day-today Whitehall budgets of about £4obn and to increase the funds available for investment.

Laser mapping takes place of machetes as archaeologists find hidden Maya city in jungles of Mexico

After swapping machetes and binoculars for computer screens and laser mapping, a team of researchers have discovered a lost Maya city containing temple pyramids, enclosed plazas and a reservoir, all of which had been hidden for centuries by the Mexican jungle.

Nearly half of global land mass hit by extreme drought in 2023

Nearly half of the Earth's land mass was affected by extreme drought last year, as heat-related deaths, food insecurity and the spread of infectious diseases caused by the climate crisis reached record levels, according to a report.

Chancellor hails 6.7% minimum wage rise

The UK's national minimum wage is to rise by a higher than expected 6.7% next year, Rachel Reeves announced before today's multibillion-pound tax-raising budget designed to act as the springboard for a decade of national renewal.

Southport suspect charged with terror offence and producing ricin

The suspect accused of murdering three girls in Southport was also charged with possessing terrorist material and producing the highly toxic poison ricin, police announced yesterday.

Patience finally snapped at Old Trafford after bosses grew tired of the excuses

There were plenty of times over the past 14 months when sacking Erik ten Hag would have been justified but Manchester United clung on in the hope he could somehow turn things around.

Ten Hag saga is major black eye for Ineos as United's brand is dying

Ratcliffe now has a hugely important decision if his club are to stop being a fading heritage exhibition

Taking United job would be enormous risk for Amorim

job would be enormous risk for Amorim

A view from the stands Going full Woodward is incompetent or cowardly

It was about half an hour after the final whistle at the FA Cup final when I had my exchange with Sir Jim Ratcliffe.

Van Nistelrooy has learned from the very best coaches

Dutchman took inspiration from Bielsa, Ferguson, Simeone and Robson in developing his own style

Rodri and Bonmati scoop top prizes as Real boycott big night

Rodri and Aitana Bonmati have been named winners at the 2024 Ballon d'Or at football's annual awards ceremony in Paris, their trophies handed out at the end of a bizarre day in which Real Madrid's delegation opted not to attend.

Stanway: Lionesses must evolve as plateau is 'inevitable'

Georgia Stanway said it is \"inevitable\" that England will plateau after their huge success and that they need to reinvent themselves to avoid becoming predictable.

Everything's starting to come together

Jack Draper's improvement in his breakthrough season has resulted from his greater fearlessness under pressure

Verstappen's ruthless streak on show again in Norris battle

Two races and two flashpoints, the world championship battle between Max Verstappen and Lando Norris is in full flow.

Curry poised for England return against All Blacks

Sale flanker expected to start after recovery from hip injury that threatened his career

London venues battling to host the Ashes series next year

Australia, the reigning world champions, are set to tour England in 2025 - the first time in more than 20 years - after late talks were held about switching the location of the next Ashes series.

Kings of chaos Confusion reigns on US leadership while Ryder Cup cash-grab reaches new heights

A potential scenario, one which may be necessary to preserve some of the lofty status already bestowed on the 2025 Ryder Cup.

Good Energy approached by company linked to UAE royals with takeover offer

A company linked to the United Arab Emirates royal family has approached one of the UK's pioneering green electricity suppliers over a potential takeover.

Lloyds bank 'assessing impact' of car finance ruling

Lloyds Banking Group has said it is assessing the potential impact of a landmark court ruling over car finance mis-selling on Friday, which may lead to lenders paying out billions of pounds in compensation to borrowers.

Boeing announces $19bn share sale amid costly strike and crisis over safety record

Boeing has announced moves to raise as much as $19bn (£14.6bn) as it tries to shore up its finances amid a costly worker strike and a crisis about the safety of its aeroplanes.