The UK must “always remember” those affected by the infected blood scandal, inquiry chairman Sir Brian Langstaff said at a memorial service. It comes as charities said they were still getting daily ...

The historical sexual offences trial of former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson is “on track” to begin on May 26, a judge has said. Judge Paul Ramsey told Newry Crown Court he is hopeful the process ...

Enzo Maresca appears set to succeed Pep Guardiola as Manchester City manager. The 46-year-old Italian is reportedly in advanced talks to take over from Guardiola, whose 10 years at City are ready to ...

Guardiola still has a year remaining on his contract and City’s position on the matter has not changed throughout the season.

Steve Clarke believes Ross Stewart’s return to the Scotland squad for this summer’s World Cup is a “good story” and well deserved. The Southampton striker has netted 10 goals in his last 21 ...

Bereaved relatives and survivors met the news with ‘caution, grief and determination’, having already faced a long wait for justice.

A biotech company that aims to resurrect lost creatures said it has hatched live chicks in an artificial environment — a development that was met with mixed reviews from scientists and critics of its ...

A stone’s throw from where the famous Titanic was built, they met organisers and performers who will entertain thousands of people this August.

Richard Hannon is confident the Fitzdares Festival Stakes at Goodwood on Friday will provide the “ideal” preparation for Haatem in his bid for more Royal Ascot glory next month. The Wathnan ...

A decision will be made on whether criminal charges will be brought over the Grenfell fire before the 10th anniversary of the disaster next summer, police have said. Bereaved relatives and survivors ...

Brummell can return to winning ways in the First In, Last to Leave Handicap at Haydock on Thursday. Julie Camacho’s sprinter has a decent strike-rate having won six of his 21 outings to date and the ...

Dear England playwright James Graham said he “may not have survived as an artist” if he “lived in a purely commercial environment” as he appeared in front of MPs to discuss the future of the BBC.