All news for 2023-01-02

Martin Odegaard has instructed his Arsenal teammates to "improve and get better" despite the Gunners extending their lead at the Premier League summit to seven points

Mum-of-22 Sue Radford may have a hectic lifestyle, but she was able to squeeze in 11 holidays during a lavish 2022 that included a Maldives break and a US shopping trip

Antonio Conte's Tottenham lost 2-0 at home to Aston Villa on New Year's Day to find themselves two points behind Manchester United in fourth having played a game more

Pep Guardiola's Manchester City find themselves seven points behind leaders Arsenal in the Premier League title race but still have 22 fixtures left to play this season

Stacey Solomon announced she was expecting baby number five next month and has joked on an Instagram Q&A that her and hubby Joe Swash have 'ran out of names'

The Duke of Sussex's memoir 'Spare', due to be published on January 10, is expected to reveal more about his fractious relationship with older brother Prince William

Lennox Rogers knows exactly what burglars are looking for when seeking an easy target - because he used to be one. He's compiled the best ways to keep your valuables safe from thieves

The post-Christmas return to work will be hit by disruption as members of the RMT union stage industrial action today, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, with road travel also hampered by strikes

The Lib Dems made the claim as a study found how sick people are diagnosing and treating their own illnesses after giving up on trying to secure a slot with their family doctor

Coronation Street boss Iain MacLeod has spilled on huge spoilers for the ITV soap in 2023, including a 'shocking' plot for the younger characters, Stephen Reid's next target and a gobsmacking Damon Hay love twist

The grim poll for Citizens Advice found 37% would be unable to cope with a £20 added to their bills as inflation runs at 10.7%, energy costs spiral and people face higher mortgage rates

The first month of the year will always be a tough month to get through financially, particularly this year, and any help to ease the January squeeze is very much appreciated