All news for 2023-09-09

The Prime Minister met her for a drink on Friday evening ahead of a gathering of world leaders at the G20 in New Delhi. The PM revealed they had agreed to team up to convince European nations to take a harder line on illegal migration

Steve Borthwick's England side face difficult first match against Argentina at the Rugby World Cup in Marseille following poor run of form in the Six Nations and during warm-up matches

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, was greeted by demonstrators in the German city of Dusseldorf for the Invictus Games with protestors holding a sign and shouting "Bomber Harry" at him

UKRAINE 1-1 ENGLAND: England lost their perfect record in Euro 2024 qualifying, but manager Gareth Southgate took positives from his team's response against Ukraine

England could only manage a 1-1 draw with Ukraine but a first international goal from Kyle Walker ensured that the Three Lions didn't suffer further humiliation in Saturday's Euro 2024 qualifier

Daisy May Cooper looked totally different in a new interview after cracking jokes with broadcaster Greg James while appearing on BBC Radio 1

GB News presenter Eamonn Holmes has been sent several well wishes from fans and followers alike after he posted a photo of himself in a mobility scooter on Saturday

ENGLAND 27-10 ARGENTINA: George Ford kicks all the points for Steve Borthwick's side, who dominate the Pumas to open their tournament with a win, despite losing Tom Curry early on

Joe Burrow is the highest-paid player in NFL history after signing a mega contract extension with the Cincinnati Bengals, with head coach Zac Taylor and president Mike Brown heaping praise on him

A fellow inmate of escaped prisoner Daniel Khalife, who was caught by police today 14 miles from HMP Wandsworth, said he made no secret of his desire to break out

Newcastle winger Harvey Barnes once again wasn't called up to Gareth Southgate's latest England squad and is now mulling over a change of allegiance to Scotland

Tom Curry was criticised after being handed a red card following an incident less than three minutes into England's opening Rugby World Cup match against Argentina

Mark Austin was left flustered when he slipped up live on-air during an interview while helming his weekday slot on Sky News at 5pm on Friday while introducing a guest

Villages have been flattened, streets have become rivers of rubble and relatives desperately search for lost loved ones after Morocco's most powerful earthquake in 120 years

The TV personality has been discussing her preference for moving back to England with husband Ozzy after his continuing battle with poor health

Ex-British Army intelligence officer Colonel Philip Ingram told the Mirror there was one crucial "starting point" that led police to fugitive Daniel Khalife after he escaped prison

Rebecca Calvert and friend Hilary Mckegney, who were on holiday in Marrakech, have not been in touch with loved ones since Morocco's most powerful quake in 120 years hit

More than 1,000 people have died in Morocco after a powerful and rare earthquake, sparking a desperate rescue mission amid horrific scenes in and around the High Atlas mountains

Brock Purdy and the San Francisco 49ers will start the new NFL season against the Pittsburgh Steelers and one of his upcoming opponents looked to win the psychological battle before the game

Kardashian-Jenner critics have called out reality television star Kris Jenner for using photoshop following a new social media post in which the star looked a lot more youthful

Birmingham City Council, despite going effectively bankrupt last week, paid chief Deborah Cadman a basic £244,820 in 2022/23 and other skint authorities are shelling out

Liverpool star Mohamed Salah was the subject of interest from Saudi Arabia as the transfer window nears its end, but Al-Ittihad eventually turned their attentions elsewhere

Chronic understaffing by the Tories means that our prisons are at risk of failing in their primary purpose of keeping prisoners secure and the public safe

Police confirmed a man in his twenties - reported to be a Commons passholder - and a second in his thirties had been arrested on suspicion of espionage offences

As Brits endure the hottest day of the year so far, with a blistering heatwave taking over the UK, a weather map has shown where lightning is set to strike tomorrow