Liverpool will host the 2027 European Wheelchair Basketball Championships, bringing a big international sporting event to the city.
UK hiring plans stay strong despite confidence dropUK companies are still planning to hire new staff, which is positive for the job market, despite employer confidence falling.
UK children's lungs grow slower from air pollutionAir pollution is making children's lungs grow slower across the UK, which could mean more health problems later in life.
Damaging internet cables could mean prison timePeople who damage the UK's vital internet cables could soon face much tougher fines and even prison sentences.
Anthony Gordon joins Barcelona in £69.3m moveAnthony Gordon is leaving Newcastle for Barcelona in a huge £69.3 million transfer, chasing his dream to reach the very top.
Tennis player faces big fine for sexist umpire commentsA tennis player is facing a big fine after saying a female umpire shouldn't have been in charge of his French Open match.
Farage's alleged phone hack now with policePolice and security services are now looking into claims Nigel Farage's phone and bank accounts were hacked by Russia.
US Judge blocks Trump's $1.8bn 'anti-weaponisation' fundA US judge has paused a massive $1.8 billion government fund that was going to pay people who claimed political targeting.
Trump makes 'final determination' on Iran ceasefire dealDonald Trump is meeting today to make a big decision about whether to extend a ceasefire with Iran, keeping tensions high.
PSG coach: Winning again motivates us more than ArsenalPSG's boss Luis Enrique thinks his team wants to keep their Champions League title more than Arsenal wants theirs for the first time.
Only 75% of first class letters arrive on timeMost first class letters aren't arriving on time, with Royal Mail delivering just three-quarters of them as promised.
Labour's living wage for over-18s could be delayedYoung workers might not get the full national living wage for over-18s until after the next election, despite a previous promise.
New AI will check asylum seekers' ages next yearFrom next year, new AI technology will start checking the ages of asylum seekers at UK borders, aiming to spot adults pretending to be children.
Man, Woman, Child Die After London Tower FallThree people, including a child, have tragically died after falling from a high-rise block of flats in south London.
London Underground Drivers Will Strike Next WeekCommuters must prepare for severe transport disruption across the capital.
Asda Picks Ocado Tech for Online Stores UpgradeCustomers may see faster and smoother online grocery orders as systems become more reliable.
Asda's Sales Dip: Why Shoppers Are Feeling ReliefShoppers feel some relief as falling sales ease in UK supermarkets.
England: Heatwave leaves 20,000 without water in southeastHot weather and a dry spring have disrupted daily life in parts of England.
Noel Gallagher Turns 59 Today, Oasis Era Still ResonatesNoel Gallagher is celebrating his 59th birthday with renewed attention on Oasis following the band’s reunion.
Bailey: Higher inflation 'acceptable' despite rising pricesHouseholds and businesses could face higher prices for longer as policymakers watch the Iran war and weak UK growth.
Bailey's rate hike pause sends pound tumblingPeople exchanging money faced a weaker pound after investors stayed cautious about a possible U.S.-Iran agreement and watched fuel costs closely.
New blood test could spot Alzheimer's earlyA new blood test might help find Alzheimer's disease many years before symptoms show, which could lead to earlier care.
Luke Littler wins darts title, almost quit over boosLuke Littler just won the Premier League Darts title, but he almost quit the whole event because of constant crowd boos.
Andy Burnham shifts view on immigrant benefit accessAndy Burnham has now changed his stance on ending a rule stopping immigrants from claiming public funds.
China builds desert bunkers for nuclear missilesRecent imagery from satellites reveals China's construction of missile launching platforms and subterranean protective structures in an isolated desert region, enhancing its nuclear missile capacity.
From Eltham to Hollywood: Remembering Bob Hope, Britain’s Star Who Won AmericaBorn in Eltham, London, in 1903, Bob Hope became one of the most successful entertainers in American history.
Youth unemployment costing UK £125bn, Labour plans changesYoung people being out of work is costing Britain over £125 billion annually, hitting them hardest and creating a big problem.
Russian Drone Hits Romanian Flats Near UkraineResidents were evacuated and two people needed hospital treatment after a fire broke out in a block of flats in Galati.
Oil prices tumble on reports of a US-Iran shipping dealCheaper crude could ease pressure on fuel markets after benchmark prices headed for their biggest weekly losses since April.
JFK at 109: Why John F. Kennedy’s Legacy Still Resonates in BritainJohn F.
73 Years After Hillary and Tenzing Reached Everest’s Summit, the Mountain Has ChangedMount Everest marks 73 years since Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay completed the first confirmed ascent of the world’s highest mountain on 29 May 1953.
Musk's five words after Bezos's rocket test ended in flamesSpace travel firms face more delays and safety checks after another failed rocket trial in Florida.
Netanyahu Orders Gaza Control Rise to 70%More Palestinians could be pushed into a narrower coastal area as Israeli forces prepare to widen their hold on Gaza.
Monaco F1: Safety fears force 20km/h speed cutDrivers won’t use the drag-cutting wing setting at Monaco, limiting extra speed on the street circuit.
E-scooter crashes projected to injure 1,400+ people in Great BritainRoad users faced rising injuries from e-scooter crashes across Great Britain last year, despite an overall fall in road deaths.
Lucky couple finds skip paintings, gets £16,000A couple from Pembrokeshire were stunned after two paintings they rescued from a skip sold for a combined £16,000 at auction.
US could get $250 bill with Trump's faceThe United States could potentially introduce a new $250 commemorative bill featuring Donald Trump, although the proposal has not yet been approved.
Coastal house prices jump as UK market slowsHouse prices are climbing quickly in several UK seaside towns despite signs of a slowdown in the wider property market.
Katie Boulter's loss ends British French Open hopesBritish fans will not see any home players left in the French Open singles after Katie Boulter’s defeat ended the nation’s run.
Man jailed 15 years over Taylor Swift concert plotA 21-year-old Austrian man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for plotting an Islamist terror attack targeting a Taylor Swift concert in Vienna.