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In this week’s newsletter we speak to the Lionesses’ record scorer, who has been inducted to the hall of fame at the National Football MuseumFor a generation of England fans she was the talismanic striker the nation could always rely on to find the net at a major…
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's forthcoming visit to the United Kingdom is being complicated by unresolved security concerns, with Archewell representatives noting that a promised risk assessment from RAVEC (Royal and V
England's World Cup campaign reaches the knockout stage with Thomas Tuchel's side preparing to face DR Congo in Atlanta, where the team's championship aspirations drive their pursuit of a second world title. Analysis of
Lloyds Banking Group has confirmed it will discontinue the Halifax brand, ending over 170 years of trading under that name. The former independent building society, now part of the Lloyds group, is being phased out as pa
NHS England said all hospitals must operate such a service by the end of this financial year, with the phones manned by dedicated midwives who are not distracted by other work on labour wards.
England captain Nat Sciver-Brunt is passed fit to return from injury for Thursday's T20 World Cup semi-final against South Africa.
The boy's family have spoken out for the first time to 'thank staff at the zoo' and say they are 'grateful for the public support'.
England fans are making a lot of noise in Atlanta as the excitement builds ahead of Wednesday's World Cup last-32 clash with DR Congo.
A new Florida law that takes effect July 1 requires restaurants to disclose mandatory fees, service charges and credit card surcharges before diners even order.