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Alison McGovern says UK would ‘grind to a halt’ without unpaid carers and confirms party will review system if it wins power

Featuring stars including Riz Ahmed and Nabhaan Rizwan, the event aims to celebrate the ‘rich tapestry of Muslim experiences via the medium of film’

The early-season trial of the Kookaburra ball in the County Championship has been hailed as a success by Rob Key, with the England men’s team director keen to make it a permanent fixture throughout the domestic first-class summer.

Chance Brannon firebombed a Planned Parenthood clinic in 2022 and had plans to attack a power station and a Pride celebration

Residents welcome removal of number 116 route, often used to get to Park Güell

PC Martin Briggs’ alleged treatment on day of fitness test left one woman bleeding from her ears

Spire and part of roof has collapsed in one of Denmark’s most famous buildings with much of the blaze still out of control

The proposed takeover of Everton has moved into added time after the bidder 777 Partners was granted a last-minute extension to repay a £160m loan.

Caitlin Clark’s professional basketball career has begun after she was selected by the Indiana Fever as the No 1 overall pick in the WNBA draft. The former Iowa star became a household name among basketball fans during her record-breaking…

Mayor of Brussels reportedly told police to close down NatCon conference as Nigel Farage was speaking

We’d like to hear how people under 30 in Britain feel about voting in political elections, and whether they are planning to go to the polls this year

Continuing levels of inactivity due to ill-health and caring responsibilities suggest all is not well

Commons leader known to have reservations about PM’s plan, as Liz Truss swipes at ‘unelected’ officials

Democratic members have argued the articles are a matter of policy dispute and not ‘high crimes’ outlined in the constitution

As the soundscape of the natural world began to disappear over 30 years, one man was listening and recording it all

Painting by Graham Sutherland is being displayed at Blenheim Palace before being auctioned in June

Loss of intensity and diversity of noises in ecosystems reflects an alarming decline in healthy biodiversity, say sound ecologists

The 2013 documentary Blackfish turned orca trainers into pariahs in the US. Now some are hitting it big in China

A particularly bright and zingy way with roast veg for spring

Samuel Eto’o has accused the Confederation of African Football’s general secretary of several breaches of Fifa’s code of ethics during the investigation into allegations that he was involved in match-fixing.

A furious Mauricio Pochettino said it was 'a shame' that Nicolas Jackson and Noni Madueke took the gloss off Chelsea’s 6-0 win over Everton by trying to snatch a second-half penalty off Cole Palmer. Pochettino, who confirmed Palmer is the…

Workers in Africa have been exploited first by being paid a pittance to help make chatbots, then by having their own words become AI-ese. Plus, new AI gadgets are coming for your smartphones

Volodymyr Zelenskiy says Ukraine was able to shoot down weapons early in attack on Trypilska plant but it was eventually destroyed as ‘there were zero missiles’ left

Our cartoonist looks back on a dramatic weekend in which Pep Guardiola’s machine powered back up to the summit

Organisers around the UK work with venues to ensure parties are free to attend, LGBTQ+ inclusive and accessible

In an unprecedented deal, a private company purchased land in a tiny Arizona town – and sold its water rights to a suburb 200 miles away. Local residents fear the agreement has ‘opened Pandora’s box’

Cabinet to convene for third time as IDF chief of staff says ‘launch of so many missiles into Israeli territory will be met with a response’

About 27 children have died of hunger and malnutrition, raising concerns many more will suffer lifelong effects. Plus, dozens of potential Trump trial jurors excused

Lucy Frazer calls on sporting officials to draw up ‘unambiguous’ guidelines on gender identity

Curators protesting against Gaza conflict say ‘art can wait but women, children and people living though hell cannot’