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Security for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex upon their return to the UK could cost millions of pounds, a former police chief has said, as uncertainty remains over how protection for the couple will be funded.

The new Premier League season kicks off later today, raising the curtain on another nine months of heated rivalry, thrilling drama and inevitable controversy.

Two organisers of Hong Kong's decades-old vigil commemorating the 1989 Tiananmen Square crackdown have been convicted under a controversial national security law.

When it comes to the world's oldest person, you might be forgiven for thinking their best days are far behind them.

Pakistan's former prime minister Imran Khan has returned to prison after being temporarily moved to a private hospital for treatment, a ‌spokesman for his party ⁠has said.

A snake almost killed by a cancerous tumour has been saved after what's been called a world-first treatment - originally for humans.

A man has been charged in connection with the terror attack at the Heaton Park synagogue in Manchester last year.

Britain's biggest banks have fired a renewed warning to the government against hiking taxes on the industry as John Healey, the new chancellor, prepares to deliver his inaugural Budget in October.

Mikel Arteta says he is "100 per cent" confident Myles Lewis-Skelly will be an Arsenal player at the end of the transfer window.

Max Verstappen has signed a new long-term Red Bull contract until 2030 to end speculation over his future.

Max Verstappen said he came closer to retiring from Formula 1 than joining a rival team as he explained his reasons for extending his Red Bull contract.

Barcelona have confirmed the signing of Rodri from Manchester City in a deal worth £65.4m.

Cinemas are considering a ban on Meta AI glasses amid piracy concerns.

Hayden Panettiere's mother has paid tribute to the US actress, calling her an "amazingly talented person" who "sadly lost her way" in a difficult industry.

Disney has sued the Trump administration's media regulator over what the entertainment giant described as an "extraordinary assault on free speech".

A venue has accepted it discriminated against a Jewish comedian when it scrapped his show at last year's Edinburgh Festival Fringe.

Britain's biggest banks have fired a renewed warning to the government against hiking taxes on the industry as John Healey, the new chancellor, prepares to deliver his inaugural Budget in October.

The boss of Travelodge has quit amid a backlash over the chain's handling of a sexual assault at one of its hotels.

Cinemas are considering a ban on Meta AI glasses amid piracy concerns.

There was one subject dominating my email inbox after a summer holiday: big shifts in financial market sentiment.