West Ham are investigating whether to log an official complaint with the PGMOL after Callum Wilson’s disallowed equaliser against Arsenal pushed them further towards relegation.VAR Darren England sent referee Chris Kavanagh to his pitch-side monitor at the London Stadium in stoppage time to look at a potential foul by Pablo on David Raya.It was decided that the Arsenal goalkeeper had clearly and obviously been impeded, and Mikel Arteta’s side held on to their 1-0 lead to move five points clear at the top of the Premier…

Vernon Kay broke his silence on his split from wife Tess Daly on his radio show on Monday, after being seen for the first time since their announcement. The couple revealed their shock separation on Friday, admitting they had agonised over the decision but were determined to remain supportive parents to their daughters, Phoebe, 21, and Amber, 16.Speaking on his Radio Two show, he thanked wellwishers for their support, saying: 'I just want to say on behalf of myself and Tess, thank you, thank…

Prince Andrew spends hours playing video games including Call of Duty at his Norfolk home after being stripped of royal duties following his links to Jeffrey Epstein10:07, 11 May 2026Updated 10:07, 11 May 2026View 3 ImagesAndrew allegedly likes to play video games(Image: Getty)Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has discovered a fresh pastime to keep himself busy during his exile, according to a royal biographer. The disgraced former Duke of York has been banished and relocated from his previous home, Royal Lodge in Windsor, to Marsh…

Keir Starmer is pleading for more time from Labour MPs today as he struggles to contain a growing mutiny.The PM is using a speech in central London to insist he can still take the party forward following disastrous local elections.He said he knew some people were 'frustrated with me' and he took 'responsibility' for the hammering from voters. But Sir Keir insisted he would not 'walk away' and had 'learned' from his dismal first two years as premier. With dozens of MPs openly calling for him to go, Sir Keir…