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Arsenal achieved a significant upset with a 1-0 victory over Barcelona in the Women’s Champions League final on Saturday.

The government has announced a number of public sector salary boosts, including a 4% pay rise for teachers and doctors.

The group that carried out the cyber attack says it accessed 2.1 million pieces of data, but this figure has yet to be verified by the Ministry of Justice.

Poundland is feared to be about to disappear from Britain’s high streets as its stores could be sold for a nominal fee in the near future owing to an "increasingly difficult" landscape

Foreign Secretary David Lammy allegedly shouted “f***ing French” twice during a heated argument over a taxi fare, according to the driver.

A Member of Parliament from the Conservative Party has been charged with two counts of sexual assault related to incidents associated with the Groucho Club, according to the Metropolitan Police.

In Palma de Mallorca, Russian tycoon Ilya Traber is scheduled to stand trial on charges of money laundering and connections to the Russian mafia, specifically the Tambovskaya Organized Crime Group.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has commended US President Donald Trump for a trade agreement between the two allies, describing it as ‘truly historic’.

Eight individuals have been detained as part of two distinct counter-terrorism police investigations.

Ex-senior employees at two major energy companies have been imprisoned for taking bribes worth over £2 million in return for commercial contracts.

A previously downplayed cyber attack on Co-op by bosses may have leaked the personal information of up to 20,000,000 shoppers.

Princess Charlotte reaches double digits today as she celebrates her 10th birthday, and a brand new photo of the young princess has been shared to mark the special occasion

Reform UK candidate Sarah Pochin has claimed victory in the Runcorn and Helsby by-election following a suspenseful recount.

A decline in output and new orders in April, combined with increasing uncertainty, is leading to layoffs, a survey finds.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has stated that the safety of personnel is of "paramount importance" following reports that the identities of serving members of Britain’s special forces had been published online for more than a decade.

Liverpool have been crowned Premier League champions after defeating Tottenham Hotspur.

Sex trafficking survivor Virginia Giuffre, who resolved a sexual assault lawsuit against the Duke of York, has passed away at the age of 41.

A football fan died by suicide just hours after police began an investigation into a racist gesture at a match.

Home Secretary Yvette Cooper has said a new law allowing police officers who fail vetting to be automatically sacked will help heal ‘damaged’ public trust.

Pope Francis has died, aged 88, the Vatican has announced.

Mystery drones have been seen flying in the sky over King Charles’s residence, Sandringham.

Civil servants beef up security rules for sensitive negotiating papers over fears posed by hostile US trade policy

Katy Perry has officially made history as the first-ever popstar to travel to space on an all-female flight.

Former Conservative MP Craig Williams and 14 others have been charged with gambling offenses following an investigation into bets placed on the timing of the 2024 General Election

A mother who drowned her two sons in the bath and then laid them in bed before their father came to pick them up for the weekend has been sentenced to life in prison.