England have recalled Jamie Overton to a 15-man squad for the series decider against India at the Kia Oval this week as they consider whether to make changes following a bruising fourth Test.

Investigators believe a landslide brought on by heavy rainfall likely caused a regional train to derail in southern Germany, killing three people and injuring 41 more. More than 100 people were aboard ...

Andy Farrell’s men have returned to Sydney intent on becoming the first Lions team to complete a Test whitewash since the 1927 visit to Argentina.

A Cabinet minister has dismissed the idea that there is a split at the top of Government over when to recognise a Palestinian state. Sir Keir Starmer has been facing calls to immediately make the ...

Gareth Bale admitted he was “100 per cent sure” that he could not become a professional golfer. The former Real Madrid and Wales star is well known for his love of golf and has cut his handicap from ...

Recent heatwaves and persistent droughts are putting unprecedented pressure on our water supply. While everyone understands the vital importance ...

Isaac Bello, from Woodford Green in east London, has had five months cut from his sentence over an armed gang war in Southend last July ...

The Prime Minister will attempt to hammer out a deal on steel, and press for action on Gaza when he meets the US president in Scotland.

The King will visit a nuclear transport ship in the far north of Scotland and unveil a plaque to mark the 70th anniversary of a decommissioned nuclear site where engineers experimented with plutonium ...

Scotland’s First Minister has vowed to press President Donald Trump to exempt Scotch whisky from US trade tariffs. John Swinney said the “uniqueness” of whisky made in Scotland justified the exemption ...

The Lionesses' open-top bus procession to celebrate the Euros win will take place in London on Tuesday, July 29. It will begin along The Mall at 12.10pm and will culminate with a staged ceremony at ...

A report by Begbies Traynor found firms in critical financial distress rose by more than a fifth to 49,309 in the second quarter.