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Nervy win for Gunners soured by more injuries
If there is a sense of apprehension around Arsenal at the moment, it went up a level late in the second half of this nervy 10 win over Shakhtar Donetsk in the Champions League.
HSBC splits bank between East and West in shake-up
HSBC has unveiled an overhaul of its global structure as new boss Georges Elhedery looks to reduce costs and home in on the bank’s strongest divisions.
Billionaire's shifting politics may decide Georgia's future
Ex-PM Bidzina Ivanishvili looms over his nation’s upcoming election through bulletproof glass
Daughter of Ford is latest.Republican to back Harris
The daughter of former Republican president Gerald Ford has endorsed vice-president Kamala Harris citing the horrors” of the 6 January Capitol riots and division throughout the country.
Former Abercrombie CEO arrested for sex trafficking
The former CEO of fashion giant Abercrombie Fitch has been arrested on sex trafficking charges following a major FBI investigation.
Caribbean nations and PM in reparations showdown
Downing Street has rejected demands, saying the issue of slave trade compensation or apology is not on the agenda’
Driver warned passengers just before trains collided
A train driver ran into the carriage to warn passengers seconds before a horror crash that killed one and left 15 in hospital, those on board have said.
Fayed assaulted me at 16, says Gascoigne's daughter
Bianca Gascoigne, the model and daughter of former England footballer Paul Gascoigne, has alleged that Mohamed al-Fayed groomed and sexually assaulted her when she was a teenager working at Harrods.
'Milestone': Britain to sign defence pact with Germany
Sir Keir Starmer has scored the first major breakthrough in his great Brexit reset with a landmark new deal with Germany.
Inmate handed early release gives 'big up' to Starmer
An inmate gave a big up” to Sir Keir Starmer and posed with a Bentley after being released from prison early as part of the government’s policy to free up prison space.
Kaba shot rival in nightclub days before police shooting
Judge rules details of Chris Kaba’s past can now be revealed
Inheritance tax income up by 10% as Reeves plans hike
Britons are already paying more inheritance tax as Rachel Reeves looks to squeeze millions more from the levy, official figures show.
Water companies want to rinse us with 84% bill hike
Water companies are asking for bills to be hiked even higher than they first requested earlier this year with one company seeking an increase of 84 per cent.
Nepotism debate behind NBA's first father-son act
LeBron and Bronny James are set to become the first father and son to play on the same team in tonight's season opener
The moment Verstappen ended Norris's title hopes
So often a figure of joviality in the Formula One paddock, Lando Norris did not muck around at the end of the US Grand Prix.
Klopp can thrive at Red Bull despite the betrayal taunts
Not everyone is thrilled by Jurgen Klopp's new global role
Clubs seek answers to fresh Newcastle takeover claims
Leaked WhatsApp messages appear to contradict the 'legally binding assurances' of the separation between the Public Investment Fund and the Saudi state
Airlines at Gatwick fight for pilots in recruitment push
EasyJet offers captains a salary of up to 170k to attract staff
'I've lost friends and family members - but right's right'
Andrew Feinberg speaks to the former Trump voters who are now planning to pull the lever for Kamala Harris - and the campaign politicos who came up with an unusual strategy
Blinken heads to Israel in hopes of ceasefire progress
US secretary of state Antony Blinken is heading to the Middle East, making his 11th trip to the region since the war in Gaza erupted last year and as Israel steps up attacks against Hezbollah in Lebanon and operations in the Gaza Strip.
South Korea recalls envoy over claims North Korean forces helping Putin's war
South Korea yesterday demanded the immediate pullout of North Korean troops allegedly deployed in Russia as it summoned the Russian ambassador to protest deepening military cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow.
Moldova commits to join EU after narrowest of votes
Incumbent president Maia Sandu claims that foreign forces with links to Russia tried to influence referendum's outcome
Woman admits assault after milkshake attack on Farage
A woman has admitted throwing a milkshake over Nigel Farage while he was campaigning in Essex ahead of this summer's general election.
Child who crossed Channel alone denied call to mother
Inspection finds ongoing failures at migrant processing sites
Letby poisoned third baby, uncovered files suggest
More babies under the care of convicted serial killer Lucy Letby were reportedly harmed, with one allegedly poisoned with insulin, new evidence suggests.
Grandad jailed over hotel race riots dies in prison
A grandfather who was jailed after hurling abuse at police officers outside a hotel housing asylum seekers has died in prison.
MPs push for answers over Chagos phone hacking fears
The government has been pressed to provide answers after leaked recordings sparked fears the British High Commission in Mauritius had its phones hacked around the time the UK opened negotiations for the handover of the Chagos Islands.
Sentencing review to ease prisons overcrowding will exclude indefinite jail terms
“Morally wrong” indefinite jail terms which have left thousands languishing with no release date have been excluded from the government’s flagship review to tackle prison overcrowding.
Are Australians more or less likely to vote for a republic?
The King of Australia (Charles III, in case of doubt), on his first visit as monarch, has been heckled by a senator, an extraordinary moment in the usually sedate proceedings of an official royal occasion.
King set to face protests at summit after being heckled
Charles confronted by Aboriginal Australian senator on visit