Was the Yorkshire Ripper Peter Sutcliffe caught, what happened to him and is he still alive?
Families in West Yorkshire and Manchester had their lives torn apart after 13 women were brutally murdered by serial killer Peter Sutcliffe in the 1970s.
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Abandoned Ajax v Feyenoord match set to resume on Wednesday
The abandoned match between Ajax Amsterdam and Feyenoord will resume on Wednesday without spectators, the Dutch football Association (KNVB) said on Monday (Sep 25).
Rybakina withdraws from Pan Pacific Open
Former Wimbledon champion Elena Rybakina on Monday pulled out of the Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo, days after slamming the WTA for the introduction of performance byes at the tournament.
Major Lucy Letby decision to be made TODAY as prosecutors decide on retrial on killer nurse
A major decision will be made by prosecutors today on whether to seek a retrial for child serial killer nurse Lucy Letby.
ITV's Lorraine Kelly swaps presenting for singing in important move
Lorraine Kelly will be heard showing off her singing voice instead of her talking one as she'll be seen making an unexpected move for an important cause. The presenter had teamed up with a choir of women who discovered they had breast cancer after watching her chat show to create a charity single.
"Three, Two, One, Nothing": Fake Fireworks At Asian Games 2023 Opening Ceremony Disappoint Locals
Fireworks at the climax are a highlight of any opening ceremony and they were too at the Asian Games in China, except for one thing -- they weren't real. The computer-generated pyrotechnics fooled television audiences and disappointed onlookers after host city Hangzhou opted for a virtual display, citing environmental concerns. Chinese President Xi Jinping declared the 19th Asiad open at an extravaganza packed with foreign dignitaries on Saturday, but organisers ditched the traditional firework display.
St Johnstone's Dan Phillips gives apologies to fans after Hibs defeat and bemoans lack of quality in key moments
Dan Phillips quickly apologised to supporters following St Johnstone’s defeat to Hibs - and touched on the need for players to take more responsibility.
Colorado's Deion Sanders says no excuses after 'butt-kicking' by Oregon - ESPN
EUGENE, OR — After a 3-0 start that turned Colorado into the lightning rod of the college football world, head coach Deion Sanders ducked into a small white tent on the backside of Autzen Stadium on Saturday to address his first true low as Colorado's head coach: a 42-6 loss to Oregon in a matchup of top-20 teams that left Coach Prime, still sporting his sunglasses inside, with no other conclusion.