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Liverpool complete a £55m deal to sign midfielder Alexis Mac Allister from Brighton on a five-year contract.

The measures face strong opposition from peers, as they debated potential changes to the bill until the early hours.

Chairman David Sullivan says captain Declan Rice is likely to have played his last game for West Ham after being "promised" he could leave this summer.

People were thrown to the floor and others tried to escape over the sides of the escalator.

Aspiring computer scientist Alexander Kareem, 20, was shot in Shepherds Bush in 2020.

The first ever Green MP says her role meant she had struggled to focus on climate issues.

The first ever Green MP says her role meant she had struggled to focus on climate issues.

Great Britain rower Oonagh Cousins has retired from the sport because of the lasting effects of long Covid, but she's at peace after the illness turned her life "upside down".

Men desperate to avoid serving in the army are crossing the mountainous Romanian border to escape.

Gene Simmons speaks to BBC News NI after attending Parliament as the guest of DUP MP Ian Paisley.

India-born Sir Ivan Menezes was the chief executive of Diageo, the world's biggest spirits company.

A 10m humpback whale has been rescued after becoming entangled in a shark net off Australia’s Gold Coast.

The Peter Tatchell Foundation wants all police chiefs to apologise for "decades-long victimisation".

Jodie Comer left the stage saying she had trouble breathing due to poor air caused by Canada fires.

US media report the ex-president has been notified of a probe, suggesting he could soon face charges.

Some Khartoum residents have become accidental undertakers to stop corpses being left on the streets.

The long-term consequences for agriculture will be severe in one of Ukraine's most fertile areas.

Blind and visually impaired fans say the introduction by the ITV dating show is the "first step".

The party should commit to 10 years of care reform and increased funding., a Labour-affiliated think tank says.

US-based Eat Just says its product is ethical, clean and green but scientists say it may just be a novelty.