Rafael Nadal ‘in peace’ before curtain falls on legendary career at Davis Cup
Rafael Nadal says he is at peace as the Spaniard prepares to end his legendary career at the Davis Cup finals in Málaga this week.
Migrant rights advocate held in Tunisia under anti-terrorist investigation
Tunisian anti-terrorist investigators are handling the case of a leading advocate for migrants who has been taken into custody, in what the head of a
‘The Godfather’: fitness guru who breathed fire into Forest’s second coming
Some people in football make headlines; others work behind the scenes to make them happen. Pete Edwards, Nottingham Forest’s head of performance in the era
British households warned to expect ‘disappointing’ 1% rise in energy price cap in January – business live
At the end of September, Cornwall had expected the price cap would dip in January, but wholesale energy prices have been higher than hoped. Last
Weather tracker: Tropical Storm Sara and Super Typhoon Man-yi wreak havoc
Tropical Storm Sara has caused significant disruption across Central America in recent days after forming in the Caribbean Sea on Thursday afternoon. It is the
The Bilbaos review – soulful study of a tough guy boxer dealing with emotional baggage
Fresh out of prison after a five-year stint in maximum security, Iván Bilbao comes home to the open arms of his family in Chascomús, a
Average asking price for UK home drops by £5,000 in November
The average asking price for a UK home has dropped by more than £5,000 this month as the autumn budget caused housing market jitters before
Schools and colleges in England accused of failing in legal duty to tackle racism
Schools and colleges are failing in their legal duty to prevent and address racism, say campaigners who are calling for the national curriculum in England
UK minister promises to force companies to end subscription traps
Companies are to be forced to make it “simple and straightforward” for consumers to cancel unwanted subscriptions or get their money back under new rules