All news for 2023-05-28

Everton, Leicester and Leeds are in the midst of a relegation battle at the bottom of the Premier League and only one club will play in the top-flight next season

With Southampton already down, the final day of the Premier League season will see Everton, Leeds United, and Leicester battling to avoid joining them in relegation

Liverpool are keen on signing Alexis Mac Allister from Brighton in the summer transfer window but will have to pay a pretty penny for his signature, with an eye-watering £60million mooted

The WHO has listed nine pathogens they believe are the most 'urgent' threat to humanity. Concerned scientists are urgently researching them, but have excluded one key threat

Manchester United's season will end with a home Premier League game against Fulham on Sunday afternoon before the FA Cup final against Manchester City in six days' time

The seaside town of Horden, County Durham, has been left a 'ghost town' since its colliery was shut, with rife drugs problems and houses priced at £5,000

Witnesses say the Red River area was on lockdown after the Memorial Day rally erupted into violence on Saturday, when witnesses heard shots ring out of the packed bar

Mikel Arteta's side have already got their first important piece of summer business done, with Bukayo Saka signing a long-term contract extension in North London

The seven-week-old baby boy was found unresponsive by emergency services at an address in St Mary's in western Sydney at around 4.15am on Saturday and couldn't be revived

Staff at This Morning are planning a collective walk out this week, after ITV posses ignored their complaints in relation to Phillip Schofield

Mike revealed he was fighting the urge to get up and dance but was waiting for the King to stand up and do the same

The England manager has no doubts that Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola is the world's best manager, but doesn't think that the LMA's Manager of the Year decision is an easy one to make, despite City's succes

The Glazer family remain in charge of Manchester United, with Erik ten Hag unsure over what size budget he'll have at his disposal for the summer transfer window, despite adding Champions League funds