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Future Labour government will include new Railways Act in first King's Speech after election

Klopp loses at Goodison Park for the first time in his final Merseyside derby, while Everton move eight points clear of the relegation zone

Manchester United twice trailed the Premier League’s basement club but turned it around to move into positive goal difference

Labour’s policy to renationalise the railways, albeit over time when the existing private franchise contracts expire, is one of the rare surviving policies of the Corbyn years

Mr Sánchez says he will decide next Monday whether to continue leading the country amid an inquiry starting into his wife

Jade and Ridge hit some bumps in the road but social media posts since filming stopped reveal much more about their journey

Campaign group Generation Rent said the watered down bill was an 'incredibly disappointing cave-in'

Downing Street has long been aware that May marks a danger point

The blogger rose to fame claiming she had managed her cancer diagnosis through nutrition and a healthy lifestyle but an ITV documentary reveals how it unravelled

The PM doesn't rule out cuts to non-protected Whitehall departments, beyond health and education, to fund the boost to 2.5 per cent

Marina Wheeler gives a virtuoso performance of a dignified, restrained ex wife

This record gets off to a good start - but quickly becomes blighted by the undercooked second half

Halifax is the latest of several major mortgage lenders to increase rates this week

Changing eviction laws so that private renters are protected shouldn’t be controversial

The disturbing video shows Mr Goldberg-Polin missing one of his hands after it was blown off on 7 October

Covid was (hopefully) a once-in-a-generation event, and so too must be our approach to fixing the educational legacy

Military experts claim Russia, China and North Korea show what preparing for war looks like as Nato lags behind

Israeli officials say they have US support for controversial plans, despite public opposition over humanitarian concerns

Spotify fees are set to go up next month, despite it posting impressive profits

Saving providers are pulling some of the best deals from the market as they are expected to beat inflation

The star's seventh album is a stark new chapter with a stunning power

Raquel Perez helps UK residents navigate the red tape that comes with relocating to Spain

Described by Housing Secretary Michael Gove as a “once in a generation” shake-up to renting rights in England, the legislation has been hotly debated - especially within the Conservative party.

Protests are spreading across Spain, with locals saying that high prices charged for holiday rentals are depriving them of homes

I have an addiction. Whether it be a new facial serum that’s out or a bizarre tweakment that promises youthful skin, I am in.

The octogenarian US leader has stepped into a diplomatic row over whether cannibals ate his uncle in Papua New Guinea

Olivier Acuña has criticised Elon Musk's controversial blue subscription service, which allows users a blue tick for a monthly fee

Broadcasters are entitled to 'freedom of expression' but must follow new rules on politician presenters, regulator says

Fans can stomach systemic failure and billions of pounds wasted but not the cardinal sin of 'players not giving their all'

Boosting the auto-enrolment minimum contribution rate to 12 per cent could significantly increase pension pots, a new report says