Parents' heartbreak as son killed in Boeing 737 Max crash six minutes after take-off
A man who 'wanted to make the world a better place' was unlawfully killed in a Boeing 737 plane crash in Ethiopia, a coroner has ruled.
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Exclusive: Arsene Wenger feels £105m Declan Rice a 'good investment' for Arsenal, tips Gunners to win Premier League
Arsene Wenger has described Arsenal’s £105 million capture of Declan Rice as excellent value for money, but that he did not have those funds during his spell in charge. Arsenal are looking to push on under coach Mikel Arteta, following their surprise second-placed finish to Manchester City in the Premier League last season.
ITV schedule shake up sees This Morning and Good Morning Britain taken off air this week as Women's World Cup begins
This Morning and Good Morning Britain will be taken off air next week as part of a major schedule shake up. ITV will instead be showing the FIFA Women's World Cup as it gets underway in Australia and New Zealand.
Greater Manchester forecast as more bad weather set to roll in
There is more chance of bad weather hitting the region tomorrow as rain continues to roll into Greater Manchester.
Carlos Alcaraz out to end Novak Djokovic’s reign in Wimbledon final for the ages
Novak Djokovic is going for his eighth Wimbledon title and Carlos Alcaraz his first in a final billed as the ultimate generation game.
The story of the Rugby World Cup: 1991 success paves the way
With just under eight weeks to go until the 2023 Rugby World Cup kicks off in Paris, we're looking back at the history of the tournament, from its origins in New Zealand and Australia 36 years ago, to its 10th installment in France this September.
Jabeur grateful for Princess of Wales hug after suffering 'most painful loss of my career'
Ons Jabeur said she was grateful to receive a hug from Kate, Princess of Wales, after suffering "the most painful loss of my career" in Saturday's Wimbledon women's final.
New Zealand Duo Star As Somerset Win English T20 Blast
New Zealand's Matt Henry and Ish Sodhi took seven wickets between them as Somerset beat Essex by 14 runs to win English cricket's Twenty20 Blast final at Edgbaston on Saturday. With southwest side Somerset defending a relatively modest total of 145, paceman Henry led the attack with 4-24 from 3.3 overs, while leg-spinner Sodhi took 3-22 from his maximum four overs as Essex were dismissed for 131 with nine balls to spare. Adam Rossington and Dan Lawrence made a rapid start to Essex's pursuit of a target of 146 only for Henry to dismiss both batsmen before bowling Michael Pepper with an excellent delivery.