All news for 2024-02-09

Laura Trott said she had "different figures" when she was presented with the latest official projections from the fiscal watchdog, which suggest an increase over the next five years

UEFA's multi-club ownership rules could have a significant impact on Manchester United once Sir Jim Ratcliffe's deal to buy 25 a per cent stake in the club is ratified

Alan Lawson, 36, was discovered with serious injuries after suffering at the hands of a torturer last weekend who stabbed him while he was chained to a radiator in Largs, Scotland

The former UN ambassador Hayley ran in Nevada's symbolic state-run presidential primary on Tuesday, when she finished behind the 'none of these candidates' option

A mum has shared a photo of Scott Bailey, who was caught performing a sex act outside women's windows in Sutton, South London, and given a two-year community order

'Keir Starmer's memory is scarred by the 1992 election when Labour was pummelled by a Tory advertising campaign which accused them of a double whammy of higher prices and more taxes'

In an interview with BBC Radio Devon, Rishi Sunak was challenged over messages from listeners who are being forced to pay for private dental care due to lack of NHS dentistry

A woman in her 30s was arrested near the scene after a young boy was found dead in a car shortly before midnight in Co Waterford, Ireland

With chicken that's juicy on the inside and crisped to perfection on the outside, it's no wonder Nando's is so popular. So why not have a go at imitating the restaurant chain's signature style in the comfort of your own kitchen?

Huge swathes of the country has flood warnings in place today for rivers feared to burst their banks as a result of heavy rain which is currently falling in several locations

A boss has been slammed for the message he sent to a junior colleague while he was away on holiday - as he tried to blame the employee for his own poor management skills

BBC Strictly Come Dancing legend James Jordan has spoken out on Insatgram to reveal his baby daughter Ella is sick again and has rushed her back to doctors

Members of Unite at Barts NHS Trust and outsourcing company Synergy will walk out from February 19-21

Kate Garraway shares two children, Darcey, 17, and Billy, 14, with her late husband Derek Draper, who died in January after suffering serious health complications due to coronavirus

The DWP is currently paying out the third and final cost of living payment - if you're wondering why you haven't received the £299 payment yet, here's what you need to know

There are three zodiac animals in luck as we enter the Chinese New Year this week (February 10), but one of the animals stands out as the most intelligent of them all

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has been named 2023 NFL MVP, beating Josh Allen, Christian McCaffrey, Dak Prescott, and Brock Purdy to the prestigious award.

Blackburn Rovers head coach Jon Dahl Tomasson has left the club - just months after almost guiding them into the Championship play-offs during his first season in charge

Whether you prefer a simple Margherita or like to get adventurous with your toppings - everyone deserves to grab a slice this evening to celebrate National Pizza Day. And, Gordon Ramsay's mouth-watering recipe may be your best option

As Brits across the nation celebrate National Pizza Day, etiquette coach William Hanson sets the record straight: is it okay to eat with our hands - or should we fetch the cutlery?

Perfect for drinks with the girls, date nights and more, the River Island top can be styled with jeans, skirts and tailored trousers

Arsenal have had to make do without midfielder Thomas Partey for the overwhelming majority of this season and could look to move the Ghanaian on in the summer

Met Office weather warnings have been updated as the UK prepares for more heavy snow to arrive in a matter of hours following a recent blast of wintry conditions

Prince Harry rushed back to America after a brief visit to the UK to present an award at the NFL Honours ceremony, but failed to mention his cancer-stricken father in his speech

A Bank of England rate setter says it's "prudent" to think that there might be a larger risk of energy prices rising than falling, which could keep inflation higher