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Manchester United are finally up and running in the transfer window after unveiling Mason Mount as their first signing of the summer.
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Boris Johnson's 'full and unredacted' notebooks and WhatsApp messages have been handed over
Boris Johnson's notebooks and WhatsApp messages have been handed to the Cabinet Office in their "full and unredacted" form, a spokesperson for the former prime minister has confirmed.
Greater Manchester Police cracks down on officers using WhatsApp
Police bosses are cracking down on cops using WhatsApp.
GMP boss slams 'repugnant behaviour' in 'The Dispensables' WhatsApp group as officers sacked
A Greater Manchester Police (GMP) chief has slammed the 'repugnant' and 'shameful' behaviour of officers disciplined after an investigation into a WhatsApp group where 'racist and homophobic' messages were shared.
Emma Raducanu says she deleted Instagram, WhatsApp off her phone and is 'very content without it'
Emma Raducanu says she has been taking a break from social media since her exit at the Australian Open to fully focus on her tennis. Raducanu is through to the second round at Indian Wells after a 6-2 6-3 win over Danka Kovinic in her first competitive match since exiting the Melbourne Grand Slam at the second-round stage to Coco Gauff in January.
Man accused of murdering girlfriend, 22, sent her WhatsApp saying 'please die' weeks beforehand
A man accused of murdering his girlfriend claims he realised how much she meant to him after another woman he was sleeping with revealed she was pregnant. Kevin Mannion, 45, denies murdering Elinor O'Brien, 22, at an apartment in Manchester city centre on August 16.
Rassie deleted 3:32 AM WhatsApp message to Nick Mallett - report
Before Rassie Erasmus' early morning Twitter rant aimed at Nick Mallett, the SA Rugby director of rugby first sent the former Springbok coach a WhatsApp message.
No WhatsApp, only cricket talk for Proteas quicks, says Parnell
Wayne Parnell on Saturday said South Africa's "world-class" fast bowlers have avoided social media to form a strong bond as the team looks to go the distance at the T20 World Cup.