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New M&S boss says he has tough job ahead

The news boss of British retailer Marks and Spencer says he has got his work cut out to end five years of flagging clothing sales. Steve Rowe took up

Culture news

The Voice talents Joe & Jake to take on Eurovision

It’s been a whirlwind twelve months for Joe and Jake. After competing against each other on UK TV talent show ‘The Voice’, the pop duo is about to

World News

Rolling Stones unlock five decades of archives with huge exhibition in London

Fans sure can get satisfaction from all the Rolling Stones memorabilia now on display at the Saatchi Gallery in London.

Sport

Chelsea appoint Antonio Conte as head coach

Chelsea have officially lined up their next coach after appointing Italy boss Antonio Conte to replace Guus Hiddink at the helm next season. The

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United Kingdom

New doping scandal as newspaper reveals claims by UK doctor

The Sunday Times went undercover with a hidden camera to reveal claims by a doctor with patients in the sporting world

United Kingdom

Children help police capture suspects on the run in the most ingenious way

Children taking part in an Easter egg hunt form a human triangle in a field to help Surrey police in pursuit of two suspected burglars

United Kingdom

Europeans say 'no' to Brexit, suggests new French poll

The majority of Europeans and Brits questioned in a new survey are opposed to Brexit according to pollster Odoxa. Of more than 4,000 people asked

Business Series

No end in sight for losses at Britain's Co-operative Bank

Losses at Britain's Co-operative Bank nearly doubled last year and the chief executive warns it will remain unprofitable for the next two years though he is making progress with a turnaround plan.

Culture news

Mad circus design brings fun twist to office life

No April fool: staff at a software company in Liverpool share a circus-themed workspace, and it's good for business.

Economy

Cameron says "no guarantees of success" in steel crisis

The British government is doing everything it can to solve the crisis posed by Tata Steel's plans to leave the UK, but nationalisation is not the right answer, says the Prime Minister.

United Kingdom

How Spanish trolls tried to sink a British boat competition

Sport

Man City's Martin Demichelis faces FA betting charges

Manchester City defender Martin Demichelis has been charged by the Football Association over alleged gambling offences.

Sport

Garde gone with Villa in chaos as relegation looms

Aston Villa and manger Remi Garde have parted company by mutual consent.

Business Series

Tata Steel wants to sell UK business, finding a buyer will be a problem

India's Tata Steel has decided to sell its steel making operations in Britain, but will likely struggle to find a buyer amid falling prices and huge overcapacity in China.

Culture news

Ostrer portraits of offal celebrities in "Ego System" show

Donald Trump as seen by British artist James Ostrer is a dogs’ dinner of raw meat and surfaces with an unhealthy, microbiotic sheen. The

Culture news

Lawson on the Money

Lawson are back hungry for success with their new single, “Money”, and a second album on the horizon. It sees the four piece sticking to the sounds

United Kingdom

Storm Katie batters Britain

Storm Katie has swept though southern England, battering buildings, causing travel chaos and, at its peak, leaving up to 100,000 homes without power

Cinema

Will "Eddie the Eagle" fly at the box office?

Ridiculed at the time by fellow competitors and the public alike, in the late 1980s Briton Michael Edwards became a household name when, against the

Ireland

Easter Uprising centenary parade draws massive crowds

Tens of thousands lined the streets of Dublin to mark the centenary of the Easter uprising of 1916. The parade on Sunday was one of many events to

Sport

Murray needs new ball after blowing up at umpire

Andy Murray advances in Miami despite a break point strop with the umpire over a womens’ ball that mistakenly got in the mix. Murray lost that game