The Latest Breaking News from the Press Association

Mother and daughter died trying to save seven-year-old in water – family friend

Police said they believe those involved in the incident knew each other.

Evening Standard · Jul 23

Who has Andy Burnham picked to be in his Cabinet?

Here, the Press Association looks at the appointments to Andy Burnham’s Cabinet so far.

The Independent UK · Jul 20

England fans ‘optimistic’ but expecting a ‘tough’ quarter-final against Norway

More than 10,000 supporters from the UK are descending on the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.

Evening Standard · Jul 11

When was easyJet’s first flight and how big is its network?

The Press Association answers 10 questions about the history and operations of easyJet.

Evening Standard · Jul 6

England hope to ‘overcome obstacles’ to provide fans with late-night celebration

Road closures and 500 police were used in an attempt to minimise disruption at England’s hotel on Saturday night.

Evening Standard · Jul 5

Thousands march in Pride parade as activists warn LGBT+ rights under threat

More than a million people were expected to head into London for this year’s Pride celebrations.

Evening Standard · Jul 4

Christian Horner set for Formula 1 return at British Grand Prix

Horner was sacked by Red Bull 48 hours after last year’s British Grand Prix at Silverstone

The Independent UK · Jul 3

England win was ‘never in doubt’, William jokes

England will take on Mexico in the last 16 of the World Cup.

Evening Standard · Jul 1

Prince William jokes that England’s win over DR Congo was ‘never in doubt’ after late World Cup comeback

William, patron of the Football Association, posted a tongue-in-cheek message on social media

The Independent UK · Jul 1

Amazon and Argos among retailers selling e-scooters for ‘commuting’ despite risk of death

Major brands have used marketing pitches about ‘urban riding’ and ‘long-distanced commutes’ despite warnings from police and coroners that their public use is illegal

The Independent UK · Jun 30