Prime Minister Keir Starmer has urged TNT Sports to reverse its decision to place next weekend’s Champions League final behind a paywall, calling for the highly anticipated clash between Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain to be made available free-to-air for UK viewers.

The devastated family of three sisters whose bodies were recovered from the sea off Brighton beach have revealed that their mother also died by drowning years earlier, as police continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. Jane Adetoro, 36, Christina Walters, 32, and Rebecca Walters, 31, all from Uxbridge in west London, were found in the water near Brighton beach in the early hours of May 13 after emergency services were called to the scene.

British girl group Mis-Teeq have officially announced their long-awaited reunion, more than two decades after going their separate ways, with a special performance in London to celebrate a major milestone in their career. The trio, who became one of the defining acts of the noughties with their signature blend of UK garage and R&B, will reunite for a show at OVO Arena Wembley on 12 September to mark 25 years since the release of their debut album Lickin’ On Both Sides.

Up to 57 people and 20 organisations could face criminal charges over the Grenfell Tower fire disaster, the Metropolitan Police have confirmed as their long-running investigation moves closer to prosecution decisions. The devastating blaze at Grenfell Tower in west London on June 14, 2017 claimed the lives of 72 people and remains one of the deadliest tragedies in modern British history.

Television personality Katie Price has shared a new update after revealing that her husband, Lee Andrews, has allegedly gone missing in Dubai. The former glamour model announced earlier this year that she had married Dubai-based entrepreneur Lee Andrews after the pair developed a relationship online before meeting in person. According to Katie, they tied the knot just a week after first meeting face-to-face.

The family of Yves Sakila, a 35-year-old Congolese man who died after becoming unresponsive while being detained by security personnel in Dublin city centre, has spoken publicly for the first time, calling for justice and a full investigation into the events surrounding his death. Mr Sakila, who had been living in Ireland since 2004, died on Friday evening following an incident on Henry Street in central Dublin. ‍