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This one will mean something different. I'm doing it for me now'

The big interview Joseph Parker New Zealander believes upsetting Daniel Dubois on Saturday to claim the IBF world heavyweight title would be his greatest achievement yet

'We are one' Sudanese refugees find sanctuary with their neighbours

At the Joda border crossing between Sudan and South Sudan, movement is constant. Just 100 metres separate the two border checkpoints - on the Sudanese side, three raised flags welcome newcomers; on the South Sudanese side, a sign in Arabic and English marks the entrance to the country.

No chilling effect

Watchdog chief embraces new focus on growth

Clubs will disappear Grassroots rugby still crying out for help in shadow of Six Nations riches

ou may have noticed that the sports pages are less, well, sporty than they once were.

'Buckle up and enjoy the ride' Van Dijk calls on Liverpool to calm nerves and relish title race

Van Dijk calls on Liverpool to calm nerves and relish title race

Julianne Moore children's book under 'ideology' review in US

Julianne Moore has said it is a \"great shock\" to learn that one of her books has been \"banned by the Trump administration\" from schools serving the children of US military personnel and civilian defence employees.

Rise in teenagers penalised for riding e-scooters

Electric scooters have been blamed for a surge in children being penalised for driving without insurance.

Push to free Letby 'not right thing to do', says Streeting

Wes Streeting has said \"waging a campaign\" on behalf of Lucy Letby is \"not the right thing to do\".

Misogyny and mind games: Murdoch family rifts exposed in rare interview

More of the Murdoch family's betrayals, leaks, \"mind games\", manipulations and humiliations have been laid bare, after a messy court trial that offered tantalising glimpses inside the dynasty.

Bringing wolves back to Scotland could restore woodland - study

Reintroducing wolves in the Scottish Highlands could lead to an expansion of native woodland, which could take in and store 1m tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, researchers have suggested.

Netanyahu says he is committed to Trump plan for 'a different Gaza'

Benjamin Netanyahu has reiterated that he is \"committed\" to Donald Trump's plan to take over and develop the Gaza Strip, amid uncertainty over whether Israel will send a delegation to Qatar to discuss the second stage of the fragile ceasefire in the war with Hamas.

Penal populism' has driven justice system close to collapse, says report

Overreliance on prison sentences and the desire to seem \"tough on crime\" have driven the justice system in England and Wales to the brink of collapse, an official review has found.

They're All Going' Fears for Future of Potteries Amid Closures

Rob Morley has been made redundant eight times since he was a teenager, working in different ceramics factories across Staffordshire that have all shut or downsized, one by one.

Kyiv 'won't accept deal' if excluded from talks

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has reiterated that Kyiv will not recognise any peace agreements made without its participation, as top Russian and US officials prepare to meet in Saudi Arabia for high-stakes talks on the war in Ukraine.

Meta Planning World's Longest Subsea Cable

Meta has announced plans to build the world's longest underwater cable project, which aims to connect the US, India, South Africa, Brazil and other regions.

Spud they like: over 65,000 sign petition to save TikTok star's pitch

More than 65,000 people have signed a petition urging a council to reinstate the pitch of a wildly popular jacket potato seller.

United malaise comes from the top and Amorim faces a battle to fix it

A year on from Ratcliffe's arrival at Old Trafford there are very few signs the club is moving in the right direction

Analysis: Europe Faces Fight to Shore Up Frail Unity

They came smiling, but the task was immense.

England watch video nasties for Calcutta Cup inspiration

England players have been shown Calcutta Cup video nasties for extra motivation as they bid to end a miserable run against Scotland on Saturday.

More than 900 Labour figures decry party's stance on asylum

A group of more than 900 Labour members and trade unionists, including MPs and peers, have accused the government of copying the \"performative cruelty\" of the Conservatives in its migration and asylum policy.

Live and let spy Challenger for brand's rights says he is fighting to save Bond

James Bond will not die on our watch,\" the businessman challenging the ownership of the rights to 007's name has said, claiming he is motivated by concerns over the future of the multibillion-pound global spy franchise.

Israel says it will 'finish job' on Iran with US help amid reports it will hit nuclear sites in months

Benjamin Netanyahu has vowed that, with Donald Trump's support, his government will \"finish the job\" of neutralizing the threat from Iran, amid US reports that Israel is considering airstrikes against Iranian nuclear sites in the coming months.

Xi says tech bosses must 'show their talent' in push to halt economic slump

China's president, Xi Jinping, has told businesses to \"show their talent\" at a meeting of Chinese industry leaders including the Alibaba founder, Jack Ma, as he attempts to halt an economic slump in the world's second-largest economy.

Badenoch warns 'western civilisation will be lost' at gathering of global right

Kemi Badenoch has said \"our country and all of western civilisation will be lost\" if efforts to renew the Conservative party and drive forward rightwing ideas globally fail.

Stage review One-man show reveals the limits of biography

How do you capture a whole life in an evening? It's a question for all biographical dramas, but especially so for Imitating the Dog's new one-man show, whose protagonist led an incident-packed life.

Gas shipments to the UK fall 47% as demand hits record low

European imports of seaborne gas fell by a fifth last year and by nearly half in the UK - even as governments spend billions on new terminals.

'It's not been a bad run': Thomas to retire after Tour of Britain

The double Olympic champion and Tour de France winner Geraint Thomas will retire from cycling this year.

Trump's world

European leaders met in Paris to prepare an answer to their apparent exclusion from the talks about Ukraine's future, the existential and all-encompassing question of how to influence an unchained US president occupied them all.

Starmer: US 'backstop' vital to deter future Russian attacks on Ukraine

Trump urged to offer 'security guarantee' for peacekeeping force

British troops PM does not rule out vote on peacekeeping role

Keir Starmer has not ruled out holding a parliamentary vote on committing UK troops to a peacekeeping role in Ukraine after a ceasefire, after calls from some within Labour and the Liberal Democrats.