‘Devastated’ Jack Grealish says burglary was a traumatic experience
Manchester City star Jack Grealish has spoken of his devastation and the “traumatic experience” of burglars targeting his home.
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The Turner Prize 2023: Meet the new 'Darling' of the art world
We also talk about Taylor Swift becoming Time Magazine's Person of the Year and look at the new film from French director Ladj Ly, "Bâtiment 5", whose previous movie was up for an Oscar.
Mau Mau rebels, heroes of Kenya's independence, still seeking recognition
Sixty years ago, on December 12, 1963, Kenya gained independence after 68 years of British rule and following a decade of deadly violence. Between 1952 and 1960, the Mau Mau rebellion was one of the bloodiest episodes in the country's history. This rebel group, mainly made up of members of the Kikuyu ethnic group, organised a campaign of sabotage and assassinations against the British settlers, claiming 32 lives. The rebels' aim was to recover the land and freedom that had been stolen from them by the British colonial authorities.
UK government to publish response to report on experiences of Hillsborough families
The UK government is expected to respond on Wednesday to a report on the experiences of the Hillsborough families – more than six years after it was published.
Mission Impossible? Five issues for Chris Wilder as he returns to Sheffield United
After the relentless misery of their first four months back in Premier League, Sheffield United supporters finally had something to cheer on Tuesday as they celebrated the return of Chris Wilder to the Bramall Lane dugout.
Man bailed in ice hockey player death investigation
A man arrested on suspicion of manslaughter following the death of ice hockey player Adam Johnson has been bailed pending further inquiries, police said.
Man arrested in connection with ice hockey player's death
A man has been arrested on suspicion of manslaughter following the death of ice hockey player Adam Johnson in England last month.
Beijing 'determined to deteriorate Hong Kong's freedom', activist Nathan Law says
In early July, the Hong Kong authorities issued arrest warrants for Law and seven other exiled activists, offering a bounty of HK$1 million Hong Kong dollars (roughly $127,735) for each of them. This is "definitely a step-up of intimidation tactics" from China, since the bounties are an "unprecedented" move that has "never happened in the history of Hong Kong," Law said.