All news for 2023-01-30

Harry Maguire has slipped down the pecking order at Manchester United and Inter Milan are looking to take advantage by adding the centre-half on loan this month

Teenager Denim Bradshaw, from North Carolina, US, was riding at Rafter K. Rodeo on Saturday evening when he was thrown off by a bull and crushed as eyewitnesses looked on in horror

Viewers of the new HBO series The Last of Us were left in tears after watching episode three, with many fans describing the ending as the most emotional moment yet

KSI appeared on This Morning earlier to discuss his career, including the social media personality talking about Prime drinks with Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield whilst a guest on the ITV show

After being one of the Premier League's players of the season in 2021-22, Manchester City are offloading Joao Cancelo to Bayern Munich in a shock loan move with an option to make the deal permanent for £61million

When Teresa Jack, 32, from Utah, US, adopted Watson the corgi, she promised to give him a lifetime full of love - despite the fact he'll never be able to bark again

The baffled mum was left unsure what to do after her neighbour's children demanded to play with her toddler without adult supervision, then grew angry when she refused

PFA boss Maheta Molango insists players' voices should be heard on major decision that have an impact on them - with the recently World Cup, held in Qatar, a recent example

Michael Barajas, who prosecutors have dubbed the 'Michigan Monster', would threaten to rip out the throats of his victims using his sharpened teeth

Beauty bloggers have been amazed by the results of using a crayon for lip liner - but a make-up artist explains why it's a bad idea

The world's most secret hidden hotels include a former decoy bunker in Wales that has been converted into a luxury abode, and the highest mountaintop hotel in Europe

Nero Drinks Company has been named by Spanish police as a suspected front to launder money for infamous Dubai-based crime gang the Kinahans, whose bosses currently have a $5m bounty on their heads

The missile launcher was awarded the Hero of the Republic medal, usually reserved for those who "perform tremendous feats during battle, or for the party and state"

Many people will have taken down their Christmas decorations earlier in the month, but one woman is planning on keeping her decorations up for a while longer to prolong the festive cheer

Fury took his shirt off before facing off with bitter rival Paul to promote their grudge fight next month and fans were puzzled by the Love Island star's actions

Ferenc Sumegi, who strained his back lifting a fish tray while working at Heathrow, said the "unbearable" ongoing pain had left him needing a stick or crutches to walk and filed for £2.2m compensation

Most people are often unaware they have high cholesterol, but Dr Joseph Ambani has shared one warning sign of the condition

Jeremy Clarkson wrote in his now deleted newspaper column that he wanted Meghan Markle to be "paraded naked through the streets" where he "dreams of people throwing lumps of excrement at her"

Delaney Krings, from Pewaukee, Wisconsin, sadly died after doctors diagnosed her with an aggressive and incurable brain tumour

A man has admitted that he 'hates' his baby daughter's name - while he admitted to loving the moniker at first, he says it now makes him feel really uncomfortable

Martin Lewis has warned Brits that they only have a day left to fill out their HMRC self-assessment tax returns forms, or they risk being slapped with a £100 penalty and/or further fines

Love Island narrator Iain Stirling reckons there's 'not a man who wouldn't be swayed by Casa Amor' on the show in South Africa as he tells fans to expect 'carnage'

Broadband isn't always considered to be a utility bill - but it's more important than ever for most households and the good news is that there are ways to save money

The flight was not taken at the time as advice from the UK Government and the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) was to avoid "non-essential travel"

Cops in Rhode Island, US, "bagged and tagged" 10-year-old Scarlett Doumato's evidence, which include a partially-eaten Oreo cookie and a couple of chomped-on carrots and ran them through forensics to help her find out if Santa Claus is real