Police ‘held back’ from confronting Wembley intruders at Euro 2020 final, officer alleges

Police were "held back" from confronting ticketless intruders before the Euro 2020 final at Wembley, an officer has reportedly alleged.

Govt ‘very concerned’ about impact of ‘pingdemic’ – with list of exempt workers expected ‘very soon’

The government is "very concerned" about the numbers of people being pinged by the NHS app, the business secretary has told Sky News.

Director of Olympics opening ceremony fired over Holocaust comments

The director of the Olympics opening ceremony has been fired over comments he made about the Holocaust.

Director of Olympics opening ceremony fired over Holocaust comments

The director of the Olympics opening ceremony has been fired over comments he made about the Holocaust.

Hospital workers in Peru arrested after charging COVID-19 patients more than £15,000 per bed

Nine people have been arrested in Peru, accused of charging COVID-19 patients the equivalent of more than £15,000 for hospital beds that should have been free.

Hospital workers in Peru arrested after charging COVID-19 patients more than £15,000 per bed

Nine people have been arrested in Peru, accused of charging COVID-19 patients the equivalent of more than £15,000 for hospital beds that should have been free.

Concussion in sport: Call for health and safety protections to apply to athletes as they do to other workers

The government must address its "long term failure" to reduce the risk of brain injuries in sport, according to a report.

‘Worse than before’: Ex-Manchester United defender Patrice Evra says social media has made racism in football worse

Former Manchester United defender, Patrice Evra fears racism in English football "will always be there" without changes to education.