An “unprecedented coalition” of councils in England has called for an emergency injection of £644m from the government to stabilise their housing accounts and prevent
Author: Sarah Mitchell
Women fleeing rape face coercion and control by Home Office contractors
Women who have fled rape, forced marriage and sexual exploitation are being subjected to coercion and control by Home Office contractors in hotels, according to
Ofsted reforms to focus on inclusion, behaviour and attendance
Schools in England will be judged on how well they deal with post-Covid behaviour, absenteeism and special educational needs as part of far-reaching reforms to
‘Fully backing him’: Manchester United throw support behind Erik ten Hag
Erik ten Hag has received public backing from the two most senior Manchester United executives hired by Ineos this summer, as questions swirl again regarding
Arsenal turn down Al-Ittihad approach for Belgium forward Leandro Trossard
Arsenal have rejected a late attempt from Al-Ittihad to sign Leandro Trossard on an initial season’s loan and insisted they have no intention of allowing
Jack Draper overwhelms Tomas Machac to reach first grand slam quarter-final
As he navigates his first full, healthy year on the ATP tour, Jack Draper has been trying to find his identity on the tennis court.
US seizes Nicolás Maduro’s jet and flies it to Florida
US authorities have seized Nicolás Maduro’s plane in an apparent escalation of pressure on the Venezuelan president, more than a month after his widely contested
Slot’s solid and stable Liverpool defence can be foundation for season ahead | Will Unwin
After three games in charge of Liverpool, Arne Slot has enjoyed as close to a perfect start as possible. The Dutchman’s team head into the
The Room Next Door review – Almodóvar spins a gorgeous, fragile tale of life and death
Pedro Almodóvar’s death-struck new melodrama – the great director’s 23rd feature but his first in the English language – is a hothouse Spanish shrub transplanted
End of the Road festival review – engagingly eclectic weekender never fails to surprise
‘This is the warmest welcome we’ve ever had,” says Sprints singer Karla Chubb as the Dublin four-piece play End of the Road’s bursting and sweaty