dive in the build up.A court heard the assault on the stewards at Selhurst Park was captured on

A TEENAGER has died after being rushed to hospital with stab wounds following a brutal attack in south London. Officers were called to London Road, West Croydon, at 6. 41pm today to reports of a fight.... 1 Police officers were called to London Road, West Croydon, at 6. 41pm today Credit: Google They attended the incident and put a crime scene in place, but no suspects or victims were found. Then, after 7pm, police were called to a hospital after a boy self-presented with stab wounds. Despite t

An American Leeds fan travelled all the way from Detroit to watch their youth team play after the two Premier League games he had planned to watch were postponed. Chris Garcia, 26, booked his trip from Michigan to the UK – more than 3, 500 miles – back in November with the intention of taking in Leeds’ home game against Chelsea and their trip to Crystal Palace as he stayed with his friend and fellow fan Daniel Deacon in London. But the Chelsea game, initially scheduled for last weekend, was post

MANCHESTER: Manchester City’s Rodri( R) shoots to score during the Premier League match against Sheffield United at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday. —Reuters MANCHESTER: Douglas Luiz’s late penalty took Aston Villa joint top of the Premier League with a 3-2 win over 10-man Burnley on Saturday as Manchester City closed on the leaders by sweeping aside Sheffield United 2-0.It looked like a festive season to forget for Villa was set to continue after dropping points at home for the first time this s

He said Johnson hadn’t spoken to French President Emmanuel Macron about the move, and that Britain doesn’t plan to take a reciprocal measure.... French President Emmanuel Macron wearing a protective face mask waves in Paris, France.... The French government is holding a special virus security meeting Friday that will address growing pressure on hospitals from rising infections in recent weeks. Londoner Derek Lubner made it to Paris on Thursday just ahead of the deadline....

He had his second jab a month ago, but it took multiple phone calls, emails and threats of booking a third jab before the issue was rectified by his GP. His first dose, which he had at a pharmacy, appeared the next day on his NHS App.... I did that, I called again, then they said they can’t do anything and I should call the vaccination centre, ” he said.He believes his second dose was never entered into the NHS system, as after receiving it, he received a further letter telling him to book anot

The incident is reported to have involved work on the Speaker’s apartments, which sit on the parliamentary estate. Parliament's buildings are in a very poor state of structural repair and an official report found in 2016 that it was “ riddled with asbestos ”.... Visitors to the estate are often surprised to find a complex of buildings permanently propped up by scaffolding and in a state of constant renovation.... " A temporary pause in construction projects was implemented to ensure lessons le

Former deputy prime minister Nick Clegg has been promoted to Facebook’s top table, the company has announced. Parent company Meta said on Wednesday that the ex-Lib Dem leader has been made president of global affairs – reporting directly to CEO Mark Zuckerberg.Mr Clegg has worked for Facebook since October 2018, overseeing public relations for the social networking company.In a post on Facebook Mr Zuckerberg said he could not “ think of anyone better placed to represent us and help shape the fut

Boris Johnson is to be joined by chief medical officer Sir Chris Whitty and chief scientific adviser Sir Patrick Vallance at a press conference late this afternoon to discuss the government’s plan for “ living with Covid ”, Downing Street has said. The presence of the “ three amigos ” at the Downing Street briefing will be seen as confirmation that Whitty and Vallance have signed off on the controversial plan, which will bring forward by a month the lifting of the legal requirement to isolate af

The government is using inflation as" cover" to take more money from graduates and students, a respected economic think-tank has said. The Institute for Fiscal Studies warned on Thursday that a freeze to the repayment threshold and large real-term cuts in maintenance loans could cause" genuine hardship". Inflation has hit highs not seen since the early 1990s but the government has decided not to increase the size of student maintenance loans or increase the repayment threshold to match.As a resu