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The venue's opening performances featuring comedian Peter Kay were postponed as it was not ready.

Manchester City move to within one point of Premier League leaders Arsenal by thrashing Brighton 4-0 at Amex Stadium.

Dan Ashworth is set to take Newcastle to arbitration to ensure his move to become Manchester United's sporting director can go ahead.

The men, aged 42 and 68, are being questioned over the discovery of a man's remains in woods.

Labour announce plans to renationalise nearly all passenger rail services

Rafael Nadal begins his Madrid Open farewell with a comfortable straight-set win over American teenager Darwin Blanch.

At a hearing, the justices also revealed they believe their ruling could shape US democracy's future.

Arne Slot confirms that he is interested in becoming Liverpool's manager after Jurgen Klopp leaves at the end of the season.

Police have been called into several universities across the US.

Patrick Harvie says Humza Yousaf "burnt his bridges" by scrapping the power-sharing deal between the SNP and Greens.

The HMS Diamond was deployed in the Gulf of Aden when its crew used her Sea Viper missile system.

Danny Care says playing at "special" Twickenham brings something extra out of Harlequins.

Sara, Chris and Philippa preview the final round of the Women’s Six Nations.

Phoenix owns and operates the largest natural gas distribution network in Northern Ireland.

Wales will play their Women's Six Nations finale against Italy in front of a record crowd at the Principality Stadium on Saturday.

Paula Leeson, 47, was found to have 13 injuries after drowning while on holiday in Denmark in 2017.

Ex-England defender Stephen Warnock says he "contemplated" taking his own life after receiving bad financial advice.

Team GB long jumper Jazmine Sawyers will miss this summer's Olympic Games in Paris through injury.

The four 19th Century books have been removed from shelves and taken for further analysis.

13-year-old girl charged with three counts of attempted murder after two teachers and a pupil were stabbed at a school in south-west Wales

The home secretary says the Criminal Justice Bill is not the right place for a debate on abortion law.

The World Anti-Doping Agency launches an independent review after 23 Chinese swimmers were cleared to compete at Tokyo 2020 despite failing drug tests.

Angela van den Bogerd says she was not trying to "suppress" Horizon remote access.

Willie Mullins will look to clinch the British jump trainers' championship at Sandown on Saturday - and become the first Irishman to do so in 70 years.

The Spanish government will oversee the country's football federation until it holds new elections following the Luis Rubiales scandal.

A new law provides a pathway to ban the popular app in the US. Here's a look at what it could mean for creators.

The prime minister warns that El Niño-triggered heavy rains are likely to continue into May.

West Ham striker Antonio responds to Roy Keane's criticism of current players who speak on podcasts, calling it a 'dinosaur mentality'

Victims group describes the New York appeal court's decision to retry Hollywood mogul as "profoundly unjust".

How likely is the first minister to be ousted by a vote of confidence in the Scottish Parliament?