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The Sun
- Fergie: Don’t ever call me Boss againEXCLUSIVE: SHOCK speech came hours before news of his retirement was revealed
- Dad: I killed my two kidsJULIAN Stevenson, 48, is set to be charged with the murders of his son, 10, and daughter, 5, after a bitter child custody row
- Man and woman killed in house gas explosionBABY girl, boy and woman rescued from damaged house next door and flown to hospital
- Google’s 'massive, immoral tax avoidance exposed'EX employee ‘has 100k emails that expose system that has cheated British taxpayers’
- Seven million foreigners and five million Brits in London by 2031EXCLUSIVE: BRITS will be outnumbered in the nation’s capital within just 20yrs, new population research predicts
BBC
- Philpott friend in jail term appealPaul Mosley, jailed for the manslaughter of six children in a house fire, is to appeal against the length of his jail term, his solicitor confirms.
- Gay marriage plans set to proceedThe government reaches agreement with Labour which will allow its bill to legalise gay marriage in England and Wales to proceed in Parliament.
- Godolphin doping scandal widensThe Godolphin doping scandal widens as seven more horses, including St Leger winner Encke, fail new drugs tests.
- Kirk votes to allow gay ministersThe Church of Scotland's ruling General Assembly has voted to allow actively gay men and women to become ministers.
- Cleric Abu Qatada refused bailRadical cleric Abu Qatada is refused bail by an immigration tribunal in his latest bid for freedom.
Daily Mail
- Stalker obsessed with his GP left her so terrified she gave up work and would hide behind her sofa in case he came to her homeStalker Raymond Knight, 72, who made a Gloucestershire doctor's life a 'living hell' for five years has been locked up for nearly four years.Deluded: Raymond Knight believed that his GP w...
- Julian Stevenson: Briton who cut his son and daughter's throats in French apartment 'took them for a McDonald's and to buy sweets in hours before killing'Julian Stevenson, 48, was arrested on Saturday after the bodies of son Mathew, 10, and Carla, five, were found in his apartment in a suburb of Lyons, eastern France.Pictures show the balc...
- F*** yeah! Tumblr CEO announces BILLION dollar deal with Yahoo! after selling to Marissa MayerKarp, a 26-year-old high school drop-out who started the site from his mother's New York apartment in 2007, posted a message on Tumblr's staff blog on Monday, signing off with the words '...
- Couple who met and fell in love after BOTH suffering brain injuries reveal how their new baby has boosted their memoriesLouise and Geraint Jones, from Llantrisant, South Wales, have both suffered injuries that mean their short-term memory is limited to around 24-hours.The new parents now follow a schedule ...
- Better pack light! easyJet squashes maximum cabin baggage size by more than a thirdeasyJet allows luggage to be taken into the cabin if it's below the maximum size of 56cm by 45cm by 25cm – a total of 63 litres per bag. But this is about to shrink.Bumpy ride: The ...
Daily Mirror
- Newark gas explosion: Survivor's heartbreaking cry for wife and dad killed in blastNick Rourke was pulled alive from the rubble but the bodies of his dad Leslie and wife Jeanette were not found until hours later
- Prince William jokes about sleepless nights when wife Kate Middleton gives birthWith two months to go, William discussed the arrival of his first child on a visit to Help for Heroes' recovery centre with Harry
- Neville Neville: Father of footballers Gary and Phil Neville charged with sexual assaultHe had been arrested in March, shortly after the alleged offence, and was told of the decision when he answered bail
- David Cameron fails to challenge Google boss Eric Schmidt over company's tax billHis spokesman said he would not comment on companies or individuals - despite once branding Jimmy Carr’s tax avoidance as “morally wrong"
- April Jones trial: Murder accused Mark Bridger 'admitted he could have burnt body'He llegedly admitted to Stephen Carr that he may have torched her body after pieces of a child’s skull were found smouldering in his lounge
Daily Telegraph
- Christopher Biggins warns against sex scandal becoming a 'witch hunt'Television personality Christopher Biggins has said he thinks the sex scandal currently sweeping the entertainment industry is in danger of becoming a witch hunt.
- Lothar SchmidChess Grandmaster and bibliophile who supervised the epic battle between Fischer and Spassky
- Disabled Chinese toddler 'imprisoned for four years'A four-year-old disabled Chinese boy was put in a prison for over three years because his parents were protesters, his foster father claims.
- Russia wants Bill Browder on Interpol listThe Russian authorities have escalated their attack on Bill Browder, the British hedge fund boss spearheading an anti-corruption campaign against the Kremlin, by asking Interpol to place ...
- Teachers: new reading test for infants 'is a waste of time'A new reading test for six-year-olds in England will have little or no impact on standards of literacy in primary schools, according to teachers. Related Stories Head teachers attack rise...
Financial Times
- Qatar snaps up stakes in key lendersEmirate launches another push into banking sector by making fresh investments in Russia’s VTB and Germany’s Deutsche Bank
- Oil inquiry widens to trading housesThe European Commission has days sent requests for information to Swiss-based commodities traders Glencore, Vitol and Mercuria, and possibly others
- Gold tumbles as silver hits 2½-year lowThe grey metal falls to the lowest level since September 2010 in early Asian trading, amid thin trading volumes
- Berlin plans partial EU treaty changeGerman strategy would thwart UK premier’s plans to use eurozone reforms to renegotiate Britain’s relationship with bloc and repatriate powers
- Actavis to buy Warner Chilcott for $5bnAll-stock deal could bring an end to recent merger talks around Actavis and will create a speciality pharma group with an annual $11bn in sales
Daily Express
- 'Caring' grandfather and daughter-in-law crushed to death as gas explosion destroys homeA "WONDERFUL caring" grandfather and his daughter-in-law were killed when a gas explosion ripped through a suburban street, police revealed today.
- Staying behind bars: Abu Qatada is denied bail despite claims cleric deserves freedomABU Qatada will remain behind bars after an appeals committee rejected his latest bid for freedom.
- Cheap mortgages fuel big rise in house pricesHOUSE prices have hit a record high as confidence floods back to the market.
- Welcome to the BENEFIT GHETTOS where the majority live on state handoutsBRITAIN’S “benefits ghettos” where more than half the working-age population depend on state handouts have been exposed.
- Xbox 720 top five rumours: What Microsoft may have planned for next console revealMICROSOFT are set to unveil the successor to the Xbox 360 tomorrow, which will rival the Sony Playstation 4 and Nintendo Wii U for living room supremacy.
The Guardian
- MPs debate gay marriage: Politics live blogAndrew Sparrow 's rolling coverage of all the day's political developments as they happen, including MPs debating the gay marriage bill at report stage and latest developments in the 'sw...
- Picture desk live: the best news pictures of the dayOur photo coverage of the day's events in the UK and around the world brought to you by the Guardian's picture team Fiona Shields Roger Tooth Madonna poses in the press room duri...
- Michael Gove suggests Wales and Northern Ireland split off school examsEducation minister says nations' GCSEs and A-levels will diverge from English system as 'consequence of devolution' The education system is set to splinter into national components, with...
- Education in brief: Is the DfE trying to rig the teacher-education market?The education department seems desperate to teach more teachers; Newham local authority refuses to release a report's findings; parents give up on battle against academy chain Trainee te...
- Senior Tories to warn No 10 of declining confidence in David CameronPrime minister is called 'worse than John Major' by senior figure who says he could be out before election Downing Street is to be warned by senior Tories that a sea change is under way ...
The Scotsman
- RSS Feed Moving (scotsman.com)We are about to release our new site with a new look, feel and structure. Part of this release will involve the creation of new RSS feeds and the decommissioning of the current ones. Plea...
- The Rumour Mill: Tuesday's football news and gossipIn today's Rumour Mill: All the build-up to tonight's big match in Spain; Craig Brown linked with Northern Ireland vacancy; Rangers finance boss quits; plus the rest o
- Scottish Business Briefing - Tuesday 11 October, 2011WELCOME to scotsman.com's Scottish Business Briefing. Every morning we bring you a comprehensive round-up of all news affecting business in Scotland today.
- 'My views unwelcome north of the border', says PGA chief Sandy JonesSANDY Jones, the chief executive of the PGA, has said he feels his opinions on Scottish golf are unwelcome in certain quarters and claimed the skills within his organisation a
- Interview: Lee McConnell, athleteWITH the Olympic Games now almost within touching distance, the next year is mapped out for Lee McConnell, as it is for every other athlete who hopes to be in the Great Britai
The Independent
- Arrested Development's arrested developmentWhat's the link between a frozen banana stand, a chicken dance and a ventriloquist's dummy who just wants to promote inter-racial harmony? The answer is Arrested Development, the much-lo...
- BREAKING: Civil partnerships face axe as price of ensuring David Cameron's gay marriage plans become lawCivil partnerships could be abolished as the price of ensuring David Cameron's plans to legalise gay marriage become law, it emerged last night. Related Stories Camerons avoids taxing qu...
- The killing of 12-year-old Mohammed al-Durrah in Gaza became the defining image of the second intifada. Only Israel claims it was all a fakeOne of the most evocative and shocking episodes of the second Intifada, the shooting of a 12-year-old Palestinian boy by the Israeli army, was staged. Indeed, Mohammed al-Durrah was not ...
- No socks rule is latest bid to ease Pakistan power cutsCan socks, or rather an absence of them, save Pakistan this hot, blistering summer? Related Stories Suicide bomber kills 14 at Afghan province council Imran Khan blames rival for murder ...
- Real Madrid announce the exit of Jose Mourinho at end of the seasonReal Madrid have announced the departure of Jose Mourinho. Related Stories Real Madrid expected to announce the exit of Jose Mourinho tonight after calling press conference
Metro
- April Jones murder accused Mark Bridger denied ‘build-up of sexual frustrations’April JonesmatthewchampionukmetroApril Jones murder accused Mark Bridger denied 'build-up of sexual frustrations'Undated handout photo issued by Dyfed-Powys Police of Mark Bridger, who will go on trial today accused of the murder of schoolgirl April Jones. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Monday April 29, 2013. Bridger, 47, was arrested the day after five-year-old April vanished while playing on her bike near her home in Machynlleth, mid-Wales, on October 1 last year. The disappearance of April, who had cerebral palsy, sparked a massive outpouring of support for her family, with hundreds of people joining the search. The youngster's body has never been found despite a major operation led by Dyfed Powys Police. See PA story COURTS April. Photo credit should read: Dyfed-Powys Police/PA Wire NOTE TO EDITORS: This handout photo may only be used in for editorial reporting purposes for the contemporaneous illustration of events, things or the people in the image or facts mentioned in the caption. Reuse of the picture may require further permission from the copyright holder. Mark Bridger denied abducting April Jones after a 'build-up of sexual frustrations', a court has heard.
- City breaks on the up as we opt for holidays near homeLondon Olympic Games - Day 5daniellagrahamukmetroWestminster Bridge The winter may have been drawn out and the sun has done a good job of staying away but a record number of us are planning to holiday in Britain this year.
- Newark gas explosion victims named as Leslie and Jeanette RourkeNewarkmatthewchampionukmetroNewark gas explosion victims named as Leslie and Jeanette RourkeGas explosion, NEwark A man and woman killed in a suspected gas explosion have been named locally.
- Abu Qatada’s bail bid rejected as judge rules his ‘risk to national security is undiminished’Abu Qatadahaydensmith100Abu Qatada's bail bid rejected as judge rules his 'risk to national security is undiminished'Theresa May Abu Qatada has lost his latest bid for freedom. The radical cleric will remain behind bars after a judge denied him bail, ruling he was a national security risk who may attempt to escape.
- Man breaks world record by riding ferris wheel for two daysFerris wheeljimmynsubugaukmetroFerris wheel, world record It's hard to ever imagine growing tired of a ferris wheel but one man may never want to see one again after breaking a world record by riding the fairground attraction for two days straig...
Daily Record
- Newark gas blast: Man and his daughter-in-law die following explosion at a terraced houseIT'S understood 71-year-old Leslie Rourke and his 40-year-old daughter-in-law Jeanette perished in the blast which happened on Sunday.
- Sharkey murder trial: Accused threatened bouncer of pub which burned down, a jury hearsTHE court heard Scott Snowden told a steward, who kicked him out of The Garth Inn in Helensburgh, that he would "make his life hell"- days later it burned down.
- £220m drugs gang, who flooded Scotland with cocaine and heroin, have been jailed for more than 60 yearsTHE criminals, who were from the Glasgow area, were part of a 30-strong gang who trafficked the Class A drugs from Merseyside to Scotland.
- Church of Scotland backs openly gay men and women to become ministersTHE General Assembly tonight voted in favour of allowing gay men and women to openly practice as ministers within the Church of Scotland.
- Ross County midfielder Paul Lawson joins Motherwell on a two-year dealTHE Staggies midfielder has signed a two-year contract with the Steelmen, with current deal in Dingwall set to expire.
Daily Star
- Church backs gay ministers motionThe Church of Scotland has voted in favour of allowing openly gay men and women to become ministers - whilst maintaining a traditionalist standpoint.
- Police should not name arrestedCriminal suspects who have been arrested should not be named until they are charged except for in "clearly identified circumstances" such as a threat to life, according to new official g...
- Deputy Speaker's office searchedThe offices of Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans were searched by police on Sunday in connection with an investigation into allegations of rape and sexual assault.
- Bridger: I could have burnt bodyThe former slaughterman accused of murdering schoolgirl April Jones told police that he "could have burnt the body", a court has been told.
- Cregan not guilty pleas 'bizarre'One-eyed police killer Dale Cregan "bizarrely" pleaded not guilty to two murders despite admitting them "numerous times", a jury has been told.
Evening Standard
- Ten-man Swansea defeat LaticsGylfi Sigurdsson struck either side of the interval to secure a deserved 2-0 victory for 10-man Swansea at the Premier League basement boys Wigan.
- Dunn snatches point for RoversDavid Dunn earned Blackburn a valuable point in the fight against relegation with a headed equaliser five minutes from time in a 1-1 draw against Aston Villa at Ewood Park.
- City stretch leadMario Balotelli again took centre stage as Manchester City saw off Bolton 2-0 to move five points clear at the top of the Barclays Premier League.
- Baggies pile pressure on AVBWest Brom defender Gareth McAuley increased the pressure on Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas with a late winner in the 1-0 Barclays Premier League clash at the Hawthorns.
- Van Persie bags brace at LiverpoolLiverpool paid for missing a penalty and hitting the post twice as Arsenal's Robin van Persie scored twice to snatch a late 2-1 Barclays Premier League victory at Anfield.
Birmingham Mail
- Birmingham Mail fan has read paper EVERY day for 72 years“I can’t understand why any Brummie wouldn’t buy the Mail.”
- Model's first fashion show is a DIY family affairTanya Mihailovic will make and model dresses while daughter makes catwalk debut and partner hosts show
- Top five stories for May 20 on the Birmingham MailHere are today's most read stories on the Birmingham Mail website
- Community service was "a bit awkward" for mobile phone thiefWoman gets extra hours added to term for breaching suspended prison sentence
- Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry open Help For Heroes centresPrinces called on the public to continue their support of injured British servicemen and women as they opened four new recovery centres
The Economist
- Britain’s changing trade links: An island of tradersPREDICTING what the weather might do next—a great British hobby—is something 19th century city slickers needed to perfect. Trade winds would affect the number of ships arriving in Britai...
- Business and politics: The thick of itIN “YES, MINISTER”, the sinuous civil servant, Sir Humphrey, ran rings around his hapless political boss, Jim Hacker in the popular 1980s satire. Television watchers were left in no doub...
- Politics and the EU: Take me to your leaderTWO months before the 2005 election the then-leader of the Conservative Party, Michael Howard, made waves by allowing candidates who wanted Britain to leave the European Union (EU) to sa...
- The motorcycle industry: Hell’s commutersIN THE film “The Wild One” (1953) Marlon Brando had a leather jacket, a Triumph motorbike and a girl perched on the seat behind him. That inviting image inspired generations of bikers. B...
- Muslim converts: Changing my religionPlenty of room for more MUSLIM converts have an image problem. A handful, like Richard Dart, a Dorset native jailed last month, have been implicated in terrorism. Samantha Lewthwaite, wh...
Wall Street Journal
- Stocks Pull BackStocks pulled off the session's highs in afternoon trading, amid gains in energy shares.
- Hezbollah Fighters Killed in Clashes With Syrian RebelsSyrian government forces pushed deeper into a strategic opposition-held town near the Lebanese border, battling rebels in fierce street fighting, state media reported.image
- Scores Killed in IraqA string of car bombs and shootings killed at least 86 people in Shiite and Sunni areas of Iraq, escalating fears of a return to widespread sectarian bloodshed in the country.image
- New Xbox Girds for Smartphone BattleWhat's underneath the hood of the latest Xbox videogame console represents a multiyear odyssey of trying to figure out how to keep the machine "cool."image
- Goldman Sachs Selling ICBC StakeGoldman Sachs is selling its remaining stake in Industrial & Commercial Bank of China for around $1.1 billion, exiting its investment in China's biggest bank.
BBC Sport
- Real Madrid confirm Mourinho exitReal Madrid announce that Jose Mourinho will leave the club at the end of the season after three years in charge.
- McColgan reaches Commonwealth markEilish McColgan is one of 14 Scottish athletes to reach Commonwealth Games qualifying standards.
- Mourinho's time at Real in picturesJose Mourinho's three-year reign at Real Madrid will come to an end this summer
- Goode & Tomkins out of England tourSaracens pair Alex Goode and Joel Tomkins withdraw from England's summer tour to Uruguay and Argentina through injury.
- Rodwell called up to England squadEngland call up Manchester City midfielder Jack Rodwell for the friendlies against Republic of Ireland and Brazil.
ESPN UK
- Anderson 'most skilful in world'David Saker has hailed James Anderson as "the most skilful bowler in the world" following his performance in the first Test of the series against New Zealand
- Real confirm Mourinho will leave clubReal Madrid have confirmed that Jose Mourinho will leave the club at the end of the current campaign
- Woods rules out ending feud with SergioTiger Woods has said there is little chance of he and Sergio Garcia ever patching up their relationship
- Baltacha upsets odds to oust VoegeleElena Baltacha showed impressive levels of resilience as she outlasted Switzerland's Stefanie Voegele to reach the second round of the Brussels Open on Monday
- Khan an 'intriguing' December option for AlexanderWelterweight titlist Devon Alexander suffered a broken left hand during his seventh-round TKO of Lee Purdy on Saturday night, as he had suspected
Yahoo! Eurosport
- Tolstykh voted Russian FA chiefNikolai Tolstykh, ousted as head of the Russian Professional Football League (PFL) two years ago, was elected president of the country's Football Union (RFU) on Monday.
- Former league boss Tolstykh voted Russian FA chiefNikolai Tolstykh, ousted as head of the Russian Professional Football League (PFL) two years ago, was elected president of the country's Football Union (RFU) on Monday.
- Pienaar ruled outInjury has forced Everton midfielder Steven Pienaar to withdrawn from South Africa's squad due to play international friendlies this week.
- Partizan win marred by crowd troubleSerbian champions Partizan Belgrade came from behind to beat city rivals OFK 3-1 on Sunday, but their success was marred by serious crowd trouble among groups of their own fans.
- Slew set for spell on sidelinesOn-loan Oldham striker Jordan Slew suffered another injury setback during the 1-0 win over Portsmouth. Slew was hurt against Walsall and missed the Stevenage game, returning to parent cl...
People
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OK! Magazine
- Little Mix join forces with Caroline Flack and tell cancer to jog onWHAT a bunch a beauties.
- Myleene Klass does the school run in animal print and heels comboNOT bad for a Monday morning.
- Peaches Geldof plays proud mummy in intimate family picturesTHEY look so content.
- Judge rules in favour of Emma Thompson in Effie court caseEMMA THOMPSON has been given the go-ahead to proceed with a movie about the lives of 19th century poet JOHN RUSKIN, his wife EFFIE GRAY and her lover, painter JOHN EVERETT MILLIAS, after...
- Eva Mendes organised special 'mothers' day' for film researchActress EVA MENDES gathered up all the mums in her life for an intensive 'mothers' day' so she could get a feel for what it's like to be a woman with a kid for her new film THE PLACE AMO...
CNET UK
- Lovefilm votes for John Goodman show, buries ZombielandPolitical satire Alpha House and Silicon Valley sitcom Betas are set for full series after Amazon concluded its online pilot process.
- PlayStation 4: What we know, and what we don't in videoSony's new console is months away from hitting shop shelves -- here's what we know so far, and what remains a mystery.
- Asus Fonepad reviewThe Asus Fonepad is a 7-inch tablet that accepts normal SIM cards, letting you use it as a phone. It's cheap, but is it too big to be a phone?
- Sony PlayStation 4: What we knowIn this video we look at Sony's PlayStation 4, and discuss what we know so far -- and what we don't.
- Samsung 276ppi screen defeats Apple MacBook Retina displaySamsung is readying a 3,200x1,800 screen so detailed it knocks Apple's Retina display into a cocked hat.
Reuters
- Arab Spring makes Israeli-Palestinian peace more pressing - QatarDOHA (Reuters) - Qatar's emir, who has thrown his state's riches behind Arab uprisings, said on Monday that the emergence of 'people power' had put Arabs in direct confrontation with Isra...
- Cameron tells Google and others to play fair on taxLONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister David Cameron on Monday told Google's Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt and other business leaders that he expected their companies to pay their taxes in e...
- Bomb attacks kill more than 70 Shi'ites across IraqBAGHDAD (Reuters) - More than 70 people were killed in a series of car bombings and suicide attacks targeting Shi'ite Muslims across Iraq on Monday, police and medics said, extending the ...
- Israel's Lapid speaks of removing some settlers for peaceJERUSALEM (Reuters) - Finance Minister Yair Lapid, whose new centrist party is the second largest in Israel's government, said on Monday thousands of Jewish settlers would have to be remo...
- Dagestan bombs kill three, two dead in shootout near MoscowMAKHACHKALA, Russia (Reuters) - Two car bombs killed at least three people and wounded dozens of others on Monday in Dagestan, a turbulent province in Russia's North Caucasus region where...
Herald Scotland
- Trading Places: Who's changing jobs in corporate ScotlandPartners at Morison's
- Time is one of the greatest assets when making investmentsRecently reviewing our UK Equity fund we realised that in the past decade all but two of the companies within it had faced either a major challenge to their business or issued a profit wa...
- Labour accuse Kenny MacAskill of 'ignoring communities' as MSPs challenge court closure plansOpposition MSPs have mounted a challenge to plans to close courts across Scotland as Labour accused Justice Secretary Kenny MacAskill of "ignoring" local communities.
- Dunfermline Ath 1 Alloa Ath 0 (1-3) Deductions are talking pointsWHILE despondency has been the overriding emotion at Dunfermline Athletic of late, it was with a sense of dignity that they finally bowed out of the Irn-Bru First Division.
- Imran Khan blames rival over killing of politicianIMRAN Khan has claimed a political rival and the British Government must take responsibility for the assassination of a senior member of his political party.
The Courier
- Grounds maintenance teams will cut back by not cutting backThe upkeep of private ground by Perth and Kinross Council was this week described as ''ludicrous''.
- Thousands brave cold for Dundee Christmas Light Night 2011The festive season officially arrived in Dundee on Friday as around 25,000 people braved the cold for the switching-on of the Christmas lights.
- 'New' name for Dundee street would be link to medieval pastA long-abandoned medieval street name could soon return to Dundee.
- Lingerie boss Michelle Mone's Carnoustie kitchen all part of her great support for Erskine charityAn Angus couple this week told how Scottish lingerie tycoon Michelle Mone cooked for them in their home — and then did the washing up!
- VIDEO: Gordon Brown contributes to student's football-themed documentaryA Fife university student enrolled the help of the former Prime Minister to make a moving documentary about the Blue Brazil.
WalesOnline
- Mark Bridger told police: I could have burnt April Jones' bodyThe man accused of murdering schoolgirl April Jones told police that he could have burnt the body, or may have 'laid her to rest'
- Welsh banking guru: Britain could miss out on £110bn if we pull out of Europe
- Man accused of attempted rape and sexual assault tells police he is a God-fearing manAymen Essa, 26, told Cardiff Crown Court that if he had touched a woman he would say but he admitted to lying to police about being captured on CCTV
- Luke Rowe helps Edvald Boasson Hagen win Tour of NorwayWelsh cyclist part of winning Team Sky squad in Norway
- Anthony Hopkins to take on role in New York mobster biopic GottiWelsh acting legend Anthony Hopkins has been named in the cast of the highly anticipated biopic of American mafiosi John Gotti.
Yahoo! News UK & Ireland
- Grasshoppers win Swiss Cup, end 10-year trophy droughtBERNE (Reuters) - Grasshoppers, Switzerland's most successful club, ended their longest-ever wait for a trophy when they beat Basel on penalties after a 1-1 draw to win the Swiss Cu...
- William Hague: 'All Options' Open Over Syria"No option" is off the table if the Syrian regime does not negotiate seriously at planned peace talks, Foreign Secretary William Hague has said.
- Gatland says Aussie squad predictable, no Wilkinson u-turnBy Padraic Halpin MAYNOOTH, Ireland (Reuters) - Warren Gatland called Australia's selection for next month's series predictable, but just as predictable was the barrage of ques...
- Harry gives garden tour for QueenIt was a family affair as Prince Harry showed the Queen around his charity Sentebale's garden at the Chelsea Flower Show.
- Church backs gay ministers motionThe Church of Scotland has voted in favour of allowing openly gay men and women to become ministers - whilst maintaining a traditionalist standpoint.
Sky News
- France Killings: Julian Stevenson In CourtJulian Stevenson arrives to face a French court after reportedly confessing to killing his two children aged five and 10.Julian Stevenson arrives at court
- Gay Marriage: Labour Won't Back AmendmentAmid a Tory party rift Labour says it will not support an amendment to the gay marriage bill which could have halted its progress.Gay marriage proposals
- Gas Blast: Jeanette and Leslie Rourke NamedA 71-year-old man and his daughter-in-law are understood to be the two people who died in a gas explosion at a house in Newark.Gas explosion
- TV Punch-Up: Lebedev Pleads Not GuiltyThe Evening Standard tycoon admits the attack on a property magnate during a live debate but claims it was in self-defence.Alexander Lebedev (left) and Sergei Polonsky
- April Jones: Bridger Denies Sexual AssaultThe jury hears transcripts of Mark Bridger's police interviews in which he was asked about what he did with April's body.Mark Bridger & April Jones
Sky Sports
- Roma punished for Mario racismThe south stand of Roma's Stadio Olimpico will be closed to supporters for one Serie A game after several fans ignored warnings against racially abusing AC Milan striker Mario Balotelli.
- Bolton agree deal for TierneySky Sports understands Bolton have agreed a deal to sign Norwich City defender Marc Tierney.
- Vincent rejects Vale offerWinger Ashley Vincent has rejected Port Vale's offer of a new contract.
- Mixed news for PatriotsThere is differing news coming out of the New England Patriots during their off-season, with Tom Brady declaring himself better than ever, but tight end Rob Gronkowski set to undergo a fo...
- Ayr meeting changesAyr's meeting scheduled for June 6 has been switched to Thirsk while the card on June 5 will be run on the jumps course as the flat track is not fit for action.
