All news by author Elizabeth Baker

The Dutch manager, who guided the Red Devils to FA Cup glory over rivals Man City to end a difficult season on a high, is poised to extend his stay at Old Trafford following the club’s end-of-season review

A millionaire investment banker was captured on video allegedly punching a woman in the face during a Pride event in New York.

The United Nations’ refugee agency has warned judges it may have new evidence from 2024 that Rwanda has endangered asylum seekers, despite Parliament passing a law declaring the country is safe.

Barclays denies investment in Israeli firms with links to the arms trade as at least 20 of its branches are vandalised in attacks overnight that also involved climate activists.

As the far right surges, this week’s European Parliament election will reorder the Continent’s political landscape.

The Prince of Wales has revealed his daughter Princess Charlotte is not looking forward to school at the moment as she is sitting her exams.

Flemish far-right frontman Tom Van Grieken battles to break up Belgium.

The Manchester United striker was caught driving above the 70mph limit on a motorway in Manchester on 12 December - he could now face a driving ban.

Leaders rally behind Zelenskiy to make clear to Putin that, as in 1944, freedom in Europe is worth fighting for

US regulators open inquiry into AI firms over antitrust laws that oversee fair competition

The AI chatbot ChatGPT told users Labour won the election which has not happened yet with a "substantial majority".

Tom Cruise was spotted trying to get into the Prime Minister’s car after mistaking the flash Audi for his Mercedes.

Faiza Shaheen has resigned from the Labour party after being blocked from standing as a candidate by the leaders office, citing a ‘hierarchy of racism’.

Focus on immigration and Islamist extremism could benefit the far right in the final days of the campaign.

If exploring the local shopping scene is your first go-to when holidaying abroad, you’ll know that there’s nothing better than snapping up a bargain or two.

Patients are receiving cancer diagnoses in public areas, and may have to undergo intimate examinations there too, the Royal College of Nursing says.

The prestigious European final was halted after seconds when pitch invaders stormed the pitch

The death of Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi in a helicopter crash on May 19 has raised unexpected questions for the country’s reigning establishment.

Kate Middleton will not be returning to her public duties anytime soon months after her cancer diagnosis.

Several Dutch outlets have said the victim may have been an airport worker involved in a takeoff manoeuvre