UK charities accuse government of delivering ‘tragic blow’ to world’s poorest with aid cuts

Two hundred of the UK's charities and aid organisations have accused the government of delivering a "tragic blow" to the world's most marginalised people following confirmation of foreign aid cuts.

US to investigate Minneapolis policing after conviction over George Floyd murder

The US Justice Department is opening an investigation into policing practices in Minneapolis after the murder conviction of former officer Derek Chauvin, it has been announced.

Man ordered to pay mother £75m after assisting ‘schemes’ by billionaire father to hide divorce money

A man has been ordered to pay £75m to his divorced mother after helping his father hide money and assets from her, a court has ruled.

Premier League seeks ‘big six’ sanctions after Super League crisis

Executives from clubs which sparked a civil war in English football by joining the now-abandoned European Super League have been handed an ultimatum to step down from key Premier League sub-committees.

Surge testing deployed in more parts of Birmingham after case of South African variant

Surge testing is being deployed in parts of Birmingham after a case of the South African variant was discovered.

Man ordered to pay mother £75m after assisting ‘schemes’ by billionaire father to hide divorce money

A man has been ordered to pay £75m to his divorced mother after helping his father hide money and assets from her, a court has ruled.

Justice for George Floyd? The US act which aims to tackle police brutality

Those calling for justice for George Floyd were handed some satisfaction with the triple guilty verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial.

Number 10 rejects Juventus chair’s claim PM saw European Super League as ‘attack to Brexit’

The chairman of Italian football giants Juventus - one of the clubs who attempted a breakaway European Super League - has suggested Boris Johnson was so opposed to the plan because it was viewed...