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As Beverley Knight celebrates 25 years in the music industry, the singer has opened up about how her career hasn’t always been smooth sailing.
Eight stamps celebrating the men’s and women’s cricket world cup victories are to be released by the Royal Mail.
A report showing that almost a quarter of a million children in the UK are unhappy with their lives should be seen as a “national scandal”, according to a leading children’s charity.
The partner of Lyra McKee, the journalist shot dead in Northern Ireland earlier this year, has condemned what she regards as an attempt to justify her murder.
Anthony Joshua had previously welcomed a showdown with Tyson Fury, but his British rival’s cousin Hughie was also “very close” to a domestic clash.
Prince William and Kate have officially renamed their charity, removing Prince Harry and Meghan from the title.
A British composer and an acclaimed saxophonist have died with their baby daughter in a plane crash in the Swiss Alps.
The proposed takeover of Bury by data analytics company C&N Sporting Risk has been called off, but three new bids for the club have been passed to the EFL.
British No 1 Kyle Edmund exited the US Open at the first round for the second year in a row as he failed to capitalise on a promising start in a gruelling five-set defeat against Spain’s Pablo Andujar.
Inter Milan remain optimistic they can negotiate a loan deal with Manchester United for Alexis Sanchez, according to Sky in Italy.
