Diogo Jota was, by his own admission, “a small guy” from a northern Portuguese town who had a big dream – to play Premier League football. Jota, who died in a car accident on Thursday aged 28, ...

Some 94 Palestinians were killed in Gaza overnight, including 45 who were attempting to get much-needed humanitarian aid, hospitals and the Health Ministry said.

Gregor Townsend declined to be drawn into discussions about his long-term future as Scotland head coach. The 52-year-old has been in charge since the summer of 2017 but his current deal expires after ...

Rachel Reeves has appeared in public with Sir Keir Starmer a day after breaking down in tears alongside the Prime Minister in the Commons. The public show of unity came after Sir Keir gave her his ...

Owen Farrell is to join the British and Irish Lions’ tour of Australia after receiving a shock call-up to replace the injured Elliot Daly. The Lions are reeling from the news that Daly, one of their ...

Charlie Appleby has opted to run his 2000 Guineas winner Ruling Court, who completes the sextet stepping up to 10 furlongs for the first time and will be partnered by Oisin Murphy, with Godolphin ...

The Portuguese Football Federation announced it was ‘devastated’ by the death of Jota and his brother Andre Silva.

Samuel, 37, was last seen on Monday, June 30, in the Whiteways Lodge car park, Arundel, and is believed to have walked into nearby ...

Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota has died in a car crash in Spain aged 28. The Spanish civil guard said he was found dead alongside his brother Andre Silva, after their car went off a road near the ...

Four people have been charged by counter terrorism police following an incident at RAF Brize Norton in which two Voyager aircraft were damaged. The incident, which was claimed by the group Palestine ...

Liverpool and Portugal forward Diogo Jota has died at the age of 28. The deaths of Jota and his brother Andre Silva, also a professional footballer who played for Penafiel, were announced by the ...

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage said it was ‘nonsense’ that ministers ‘must all be politicians in the House of Commons’.