All news by author: Andy Lines

Fans who got to witness Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham's triumphs in person in Germany are swearing that England can go all the way amid wild scenes of celebration at the Euros

The wives and girlfriends of England's Euro 2024 squad members have been out in Germany supporting their partners, who disappointed in a 1-1 draw with Denmark on Thursday

It came after trouble in Gelsenkirchen on Sunday, with Three Lions supporters reporting “total chaos” before the game against Serbia - England will be playing their next match against Denmark on Thursday

EXCLUSIVE: Tom Beahon and his brother Phil have built £1billion sportswear company Castore, who have now added Everton to their list of illustrious and high-profile clients

Tom and Phil Beahon founded Castore just nine years ago and it has now developed into a £1billion global sportswear giant but the brothers say they will always stay loyal to their northern roots

Signed Reg Smythe works were among 2,222 Mirror toons from the 20th century unearthed by Sheila Byfield after her husband got hold of them when the paper moved offices

Mirror journalist Ian Fyfe was the only reporter to die during the D-Day invasion. Now, 80 years later, more has emerged about the hero’s tragic death. thanks to the widow and brother of Para Geoff Fuller

The Communication Workers Union has slammed the £5billion sale of Royal Mail to 'Czech Sphinx' billionaire Daniel Kretinsky, with demands for 150,000 jobs to be secured

Stephen Lawrence's father Neville says he has forgiven the racists who stabbed his son to death in 1993 but refuses to accept the scale of the Met's failure to prosecute the killers

The dead, all aged between 20 and 22, were part of an ultra-orthodox company of paratroops from the 202nd Battalion and died when two tanks fired on their HQ after seeing a gun barrel

Disgraced Paralympian Oscar Pistorius has been pictured by South African news site Netwerk24 out and about in his home country, after his release from prison this year

The girl, reported to have been partially sighted, was among five people who died early this morning trying to reach the UK hours after the Rwanda Bill passed

World Cup rugby hero Lawrence Dallaglio has spent the past 14 years taking part in and planning the gruelling rides across Europe and has raised millions of pounds for charity in the process

Back in 2022, Andrew Ponting was widely praised after driving across Europe from France to Ukraine to save the life of a friend stranded in a hospital after the Russian invasion

Sarah Everard: The Search For Justice has been two and a half years in the making and will air on tomorrow evening (Tuesday, March 5) on BBC One, days after the third anniversary of her death

Met Police Commissioner Mark Rowley has encouraged other potential victims of Wayne Couzens to come forward and said that they will be "supported and taken seriously"

Sol Campbell had put his eight-bedroom house on the market for £25m but has now reduced the asking price to £15m. The mansion is located in the exclusive Cheyne Walk in Chelsea

Tearful Hordiy Gladkiy was seen being packed on to a railway carriage to leave the carnage as Russian forces attacked Lviv shortly after the invasion in May 2022

Kyiv mayor and ex-boxing champ Vitali Klitschko has warned that war tyrant Vladimir Putin could rampage across the whole of Europe should his forces defeat Ukraine

Steve Rotheram told The Mirror he looks forward to Keir Starmer achieving a similar election triumph for Labour to that of Tony Blair in 1997

A Pint Of Bear was moments away from being euthanised after his nearside hind tendon was severed in an accident during a race in 2021 but the horse has now recovered to win Wolverhampton race

Hamas criticised the attack on the Al-Maghazi refugee camp in central Gaza as a 'massacre' - the Israeli military said 'feasible steps' were being taken to minimise harm to civilians

Melissa Cleaver’s parents and grandparents were murdered along with a live-in nurse in the Fordingbridge Massacre, she said she was relieved that parole was denied

Israeli ambassador to Britain Tzipi Hotovely said yesterday that Israel "absolutely" rules out a two-state settlement with the Palestinians, sparking a row with PM Rishi Sunak and the US

As fierce bombing and fighting continues in the north of Gaza, Hamas terrorists warned that no hostages will leave Gaza unless Palestinian prisoners in Israel are exchanged