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There will come a day when England’s dominance in the Women’s Six Nations ends. Their run of consecutive wins, currently standing at 28, in the tournament will be broken. But Ireland could not make it a cloudy and windy match at Twickenham…

Grim milestone comes as G7 leaders urge Netanyahu not to press ahead with Rafah invasion

The IDF is embroiled in simultaneous conflicts with Hamas, Hezbollah and Iran and in the West Bank – but hadn’t reckoned on the social and political divisions this would cause

The big news for Manchester City: Erling Haaland is out injured. Julián Álvarez takes his place up front. There are three other changes to the starting XI in the wake of Wednesday’s Champions League exit to Real Madrid: Stefan Ortega, John…

Spain’s former world number 1 and Wimbledon and French Open champion Garbiñe Muguruza announced her retirement at a news conference on Saturday, making the extended break she had announced a year ago a permanent step.

Celtic’s goalkeeper, Joe Hart, set himself up for a Scottish Cup final farewell despite missing a penalty in a shootout in a Hampden classic against Aberdeen. Hart hit the post with Celtic’s fifth penalty after a thrilling 3-3 draw but the…

Abby Dow and Ellie Kildunne scored hat-tricks in a crushing 14-try win for England in front of nearly 50,000 fans at Twickenham

The thriller writer Gareth Rubin focuses on Professor Moriarty, the great detective’s nemesis, in a new adventure approved by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s family

It was billed as a futuristic, glass-walled city, but was only ever realised in the digital sphere – where it should remain

The thriller writer on the responsibility, challenges and joy of writing an authorised new adventure

Microsoft, Meta and Google are snapping up small players in the burgeoning industry – but the Competition and Markets Authority is demanding fair play

(Blue Note) The Kojey Radical and Angélique Kidjo collaborators refine their soul-and-hip-hop-tinged sound on this propulsive, polished fourth album

The frontwoman of the Scottish synth-pop trio had a dream music career, but it came with years of online misogyny and artistic frustration. As she prepares to release her debut solo album, she discusses going her own way

The Great British Sewing Bee judge on her mother’s first edition Elizabeth David books, Greek food, and cramming people into her tiny flat for dinner

There are so many history makers and record breakers in Sunday’s London marathon that the race director, Hugh Brasher, reckons the women’s race will be even harder to win than the Olympics.

Infighting, suspensions and bizarre allegations have dogged efforts to restore order as the party prepares for May’s byelections

When a teenage Israeli shepherd was killed, a terrible price was paid by Palestinians living near by as settler violence reaches alarming new levels

Organisers say 50,000 turn out to call for limit on tourist numbers, saying model makes life unaffordable and puts strain on resources

Play has been stopped at Rotherham v Birmingham due to a medical emergency. Hope all is OK.

Ken Skates says local communities will decide which limits are rescinded after 500,000 people sign petition against them

Research that aims to explain why some people experience intense visual imagery could lead to a better understanding of creativity and some mental disorders

In the new wine bars springing up in cities, towns and even at the seaside, natural wines and small plates are in, sommeliers and snobbery are out

The Harder They Fall director Jaymes Samuel’s Pythonesque spin on the story of Jesus and the apostles is a wildly indulgent, irreverent blast

The Irish musician on her favourite traditional pub, converting to the cult of baseball, and gigs in a western movie set

Organic float at annual flower parade a sign of changing times amid concerns over chemicals’ link to neurological disorders

Leicester earned a valuable home win over fellow promotion hopefuls West Brom to go back to the top of the Championship. The relief inside the King’s Power stadium was palpable. You pick your hero. Hamza Choudhury, whose timely defensive…

Ukraine aid component threatens to throw the Republican party into disarray – and endangers the speakership of Mike Johnson

Resilient, street-smart and clinical when it mattered, Chelsea launched the most audacious smash and grab on European champions Barcelona to take a one goal advantage back to Stamford Bridge as they bid to reach the Champions League final…

Statement comes after Met police apologised for calling antisemitism campaigner ‘openly Jewish’

4 min: Decent couple of minutes for Chelsea in being able to break up the flow of Barcelona’s passing tempo.