Fans have been arriving at Wembley ahead of tonight's much-anticipated match between England and Scotland - after hundreds of the Tartan Army partied in London this afternoon.

The Delta variant now accounts for almost all of the UK's coronavirus cases, according to Public Health England.

A Tory MP faces trial accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy in 2008.

Schools and universities are the most common setting for COVID-19 outbreaks, according to the latest report from Public Health England (PHE).

The UK has recorded another 10,476 coronavirus infections and a further 11 deaths in the latest 24-hour period.

Boris Johnson says "sensible accommodations" can be made amid government talks with UEFA over whether VIPs and foreign fans will get special access to England for key Euro 2020 matches.

Rebekah Vardy benefited financially after leaking stories about Coleen Rooney to The Sun by receiving a split of commission and revenue, the High Court has heard.

Italy is introducing a mandatory five-day quarantine for visitors from Britain from Monday amid growing concerns over the Delta coronavirus variant.

Visiting has resumed on inpatient wards at Russells Hall Hospital with visitors needing to book online in advance.

One of the most historic cricket clubs in Britain is gearing up to celebrate a very special double century.

The crime-fighting CCTV network across Dudley borough is set to be extended to include new cameras at seven sites as part of a £240,000 programme.

Primary school children who are moving up to secondary this September are being assured they will be supported in their transition.

Dudley Council Plus will no longer be offering a Saturday service from 1 July after a steady decline in weekend contacts.

Solar panels are to be installed on the roof of Dudley’s new leisure centre – saving the local authority more than £250,000 in energy costs over the next quarter of a century.

Dudley Council House is set to go greener as it benefits from a slice of government funding to help reduce its carbon footprint.

Dudley College Performing Arts from Dudley has been selected from 150 youth theatre groups across the UK to be profiled in the National Theatre’s digital Connections Festival 2021.

Kim Kardashian West has said she almost became a "runaway bride" before her 72-day marriage to basketball player Kris Humphries. 

A live rock festival seems at odds with the government's decision to delay lifting restrictions, but that's exactly what's happening from today as Download Pilot takes place in Donington Park.

Four social media influencers have been rebuked by regulators for repeatedly failing to disclose advertising on their accounts.

Indian actress Priyanka Chopra, US footballer Megan Rapinoe and transgender model Valentina Sampaio have joined Victoria's Secret as the embattled lingerie company undergoes a "dramatic shift".

The work of Enid Blyton has been linked to "racism and xenophobia" in updated blue plaque information by English Heritage.

Max Verstappen just moved back ahead of Valtteri Bottas to top Practice Two at the French Grand Prix, with Red Bull and Mercedes appearing closely matched on pace.

England remain in control of the LV= Insurance Women's Test against India, despite Shafali Verma creating another slice of history on a rain-affected day three at Bristol.

Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen has been discharged from hospital after a successful operation to fit a defibrillator implant.

AstraZeneca and the EU have both claimed victory in a court ruling over the supply of COVID-19 vaccines.

A sharp fall in demand for groceries, as pubs and restaurants reopened to indoor customers, has driven a decline in retail sales volumes.

Tesco, the UK's largest supermarket chain, has admitted it faces a shortage of drivers for its lorries as the haulage industry warns of a widespread UK delivery crisis ahead.

The prospect of a full-scale investor revolt at JD Sports Fashion grew on Friday when another leading adviser warned shareholders over bonuses awarded to its bosses despite refusing to repay government support.

Bridgepoint, the private equity firm, is to take a big stake in Itsu, the Asian fast-food chain – a deal that will revive one of the UK casual dining industry’s most successful partnerships.

Boris Johnson has denied his Conservative Party are neglecting southern parts of England in favour of its new northern seats as he blamed "particular circumstances" for a surprise by-election loss.

It’s an unwritten rule of politics that every electoral action can have an opposite - if not quite equal - reaction.

Boris Johnson's former chief aide has described the prime minister as a "gaffe machine" who is "clueless about policy and government".

A Tory MP faces trial accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old boy in 2008.

A leadership hopeful for one of Labour's biggest union backers has pulled out of the race in a bid to find a unity left-wing candidate.

Brazil is likely to pass the awful mark of 500,000 COVID-related deaths in the next two days. Only the United States has a higher number of dead across the world.

Denmark's Christian Eriksen has been discharged from hospital and visited his teammates nearly a week after collapsing on the pitch.

Italy is introducing a mandatory five-day quarantine for visitors from Britain from Monday amid growing concerns over the Delta coronavirus variant.

A Greek helicopter pilot has been charged with the murder of his British wife after claiming she was killed during a robbery at their home outside of Athens.

A summit between Boris Johnson and Vladimir Putin might be possible if Russia's president ceases "malign activity" against the UK and its allies, the defence secretary has signalled.

It is often said that water is a blessing in South Sudan but the people who live in this impoverished nation have been given good reason to reconsider an unquestionable truth.

Two women have told Sky News they were left feeling ashamed and suicidal after explicit videos of them were posted on the world's biggest online porn website - they claim without their consent.

UEFA has asked players to stop moving strategically placed sponsor drinks from Euro 2020 news conference platforms.

The most senior editor and four other bosses at a pro-democracy newspaper have been arrested under Hong Kong's new national security law.

Iran is set to choose a new president in a contest that many expect to be won by a judge fiercely loyal to the religious establishment.

A man said to be the head of the world's largest family has died in northeastern India.

A runaway monkey has been reunited with its owners after being found at a train station near Glasgow.

There is no evidence that aerial phenomena witnessed by military pilots in recent years are alien spacecraft, according to a US intelligence report.

A "third eye" has been created to prevent "smartphone zombies" from walking into things while focused on their screens.

A Sky Sports darts commentator's overexcited shouting has caused him to miss the Premier League finals night after he lost his voice.