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Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump both crashed out of the World Snooker Championship on an extraordinary day of quarter-final action at the Crucible.

Bill would use language by a holocaust remembrance organization to define antisemitism, which critics say would chill speech

As the final whistle blew on this pulsating, perplexing game you could see the Dortmund and Paris Saint-Germain players stumbling around in a kind of daze, still trying to process things. Wondering how their combined efforts and errors had…

With unintentional opioid-related deaths nearly tripling nationally since 2006, experts are calling for greater awareness

The Grammy-winning musician, who had a string of instrumental hits in the 50s and 60s, has died of cancer

Los Angeles mayor calls late-night attack by counter-demonstrators ‘abhorrent’ as footage shows people wielding sticks

5 min: Dortmund see plenty of the ball. Sancho popping up all over the place as well, already looking far more confident and assured when compared to his Manchester United self.

The Australian Security Leaders Climate Group says the government needs a dedicated climate threat intelligence unit. Follow the day’s news live

US senate hearing reviewed report showing sector’s shift from climate denial to ‘deception, disinformation and doublespeak’

No League Cup, no FA Cup, no Champions League and, whisper it, possibly no trophy at all. Chelsea’s hopes of retaining their Women’s Super League title in Emma Hayes’s final season at the club took a major blow on Wednesday night after…

Alvin Bragg has not confirmed reports from officials that “outside agitators” had infiltrated student-led protests; Gavin Newsom condemns violence

Gustavo Petro tells May Day rally ‘if Palestine dies, humanity dies’, as Israeli foreign minister accuses president of antisemitism

7 min: Liverpool are playing with a back five tonight, but with the ball often one of the centre backs slips into midfield. That is often Gemma Bonner, who is making her 150th Liverpool appearance tonight, and after some high pressure,…

Democrats pick up support of two Republicans to repeal 1864 law reinstated three weeks ago as governor is expected to ratify repeal

Parliamentary questions dominated by partisan attacks a day after Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre ejected from chamber

After major police raids on universities in New York and Los Angeles on Tuesday, students continued to demonstrate against the war in Gaza

Greene wrapped up the press conference by demanding, essentially, that Mike Johnson resign or be fired:

Teenage boy died in attack by man armed with sword, while two police officers and two others were injured

Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg, says his team is determined to retry case against the disgraced movie mogul

The star makes for a charming lead playing a mother falling for a younger pop star in a passable adaptation of Robinne Lee’s bestselling pulp

Some fans of A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie were already at the arena, which has been beset by delays, when the gig was scrapped

Witnessing ‘murder by the gods’ as a child drove the novelist’s work, which used postmodern playfulness to delight readers

Tensions continue after night of unrest at UCLA and Columbia, as New York mayor blames ‘outside agitators’ for escalation

Party stands by members set to contest key seats who have claimed climate crisis does not exist and Islamophobia is ‘made up’

Spokesperson confirms ‘informal meeting’ has taken place between leadership frontrunners John Swinney and Kate Forbes

Fed announces it will keep interest rates at 5.25% to 5.5% as rate of inflation remains above target of 2%

Police in north Wales are investigating an incident in which a teenage volunteer assistant referee appeared to be punched while running the line.

Exclusive: Revised proposals will allow employees to choose a zero-hour option, prompting fears of undue pressure from employers

Kenya Red Cross rescues more than 90 people from hotels and lodges as heavy rainfall continues

Exclusive: Mayor says Conservative government has put obstacles in his way each day of his eight years in office