All news for 2024-01-30

The location for BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in May was unveiled earlier this week by Greg James and the announcement has been met with reaction from fans on social media

John Murtough was appointed Manchester United's first ever football director in 2021 but now INEOS, led by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, are expected to dilute his influence at the club

As students compete to get into the top universities across the United States, a report found that many parents are spending hundreds of thousands on 'elite consultants' that will turn their kids' college apps into 'Ivy League bait'

Debora Michels, 30, was found dead on a street in Montenegro, in Brazil, after her husband of 10 years reportedly threw her against a piece of furniture at her home

Doctors have urged people not to ignore the signs of earwax buildup, after it was revealed that almost 10 million people in England can no longer access wax removal services on the NHS

Businesses have a duty to make adjustments for disabled employees and job applicants under the Equalities Act 2010 yet companies have admitted they think adjustments are too costly

A father from Gateshead was left utterly fuming after a JustEat driver allegedly crashed into his car and sped off after failing to drop off a delicious McDonalds breakfast

Former Red Bull F1 racer David Coulthard has admitted that the dominance of his old team and of Max Verstappen may prove to be damaging for the sport if fans grow tired

STI cases in the US still aren’t dropping, with around 2.5 million cases reported each year. But the CDC has now raised “alarming concerns” about recent spikes in syphilis cases

A mum has told Mirror agony aunt Coleen Nolan she's worried about her son's relationship with a girl who has broken up with him several times

Love Island winners Davide Sanclimenti and Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu have announced their split less than two years after meeting on the ITV dating show

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The man, thought to be in his 20s, was found deceased in his vehicle outside Thorpe Park in Chertsey, which is currently closed for winter

The former Islander admits she doesn't always feel as confident as she appears on social media - and almost cancelled on a photo shoot on Tuesday as she battled confidence issues

Arsenal legend Paul Merson believes that the Gunners are now a more attractive club for managers than La Liga giants Barcelona amid talk of Mikel Arteta upping sticks to the Camp Nou

Police watchdog the IOPC has issued more details about a shooting in Southwark on Tuesday after a man armed with several weapons including a crossbow and body armour tried to break into a property with people inside

Meghan Markle was rumoured to be working on her memoir, but Prince Harry is said to have put a stop to her plans as he works on fixing his relationship with the Royal Family

The Premier League is set to introduce new VAR changes which will allow referees to explain their decisions during matches after a successful trial period over the past year

Union leader Mark Serwotka tells Kevin Maguire how his career and life were jeopardised when his heart was damaged in 2000 after catching a virus his dog got from a dead fox

Billions of taxpayers’ money is lining landlords’ pockets instead of going on building new affordable homes - all while private renters are experiencing low standards

The Special One saw traits in ex-Liverpool, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich midfielder which marked him out as a top-class managerial candidate long before he was touted for Anfield vacancy

Only Fools and Horses legend Sir David Jason was left stunned and sitting open-mouthed during the last episode of BBC's David and Jay's Touring Toolshed

Sir David Jason is rightly considered a national treasure who is loved by millions but he left fans a little concerned after pulling out of an Only Fools and Horses convention

Newsboy gives a big shout out for his Nap, Awaythelad, at Leicester (2.55) and he also rates Jamie Osborne's sole runner of the day, Amiwithani, at Kempton (8.00)

The International Monetary Fund said cuts now would mean less money for spending on vital services such as the NHS as they downgraded the UK's growth forecast