58 minutes ago Celtic v Aberdeen player ratings and gallery in bonkers clash: 8/10 star man, serial fouler and off

Marks out of ten for players involved in gripping 2-2 draw at Celtic Park

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59 minutes ago Manchester United’s sense of injustice sparks comeback win for Erik ten Hag

Manchester United 2-1 Brentford: Fury at the opening goal at Old Trafford fueled a second-half comeback and a first win in a month for the Dutchman

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62 minutes ago Danny Welbeck’s cool finish ensures Newcastle rue wasted chances versus Brighton

Newcastle 0-1 Brighton: The Magpies were made to pay for their lack of compose at St James’ Park.

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66 minutes ago Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund inspire Man Utd back to winning way

Ethan Pinnock had put Brentford ahead in first half stoppage time.

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74 minutes ago Duk sees Celtic no goal split the pundits as 'harsh' Aberdeen handball sparks definitive VAR defence

Jimmy Thelin's side thought they had won the showdown in Glasgow's east end

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82 minutes ago Five things Erik ten Hag learned as Man Utd survive controversial scare to beat Brentford

A dominant second half performance from Manchester United secured a much needed victory for Erik ten Hag who lives to fight another day after a scare against Brentford

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82 minutes ago Why sex discrimination at work doesn’t go away until women are in charge | Torsten Bell

New research reveals men pay little heed to women in mixed-sex teamsSingle-sex teams are something for the football pitch, not the workplace. It’s not the 1950s. Many studies show the benefits of mixed teams: among scientists, for example, they produce more impactful research.But does it matter how mixed they are? Yes, for the women in them, concludes fascinating American research. In a couple of experiments, undergraduates were randomly assigned to small (five or six people) male- or female-majority teams, who then worked together for a period as part of their studies.Do you have an opinion on the issues raised in this article? If you would like to submit a letter of up to 250 words to be considered for publication, email it to us at observer.letters@observer.co.uk Continue r...

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82 minutes ago Cooking for one? Sometimes frozen lasagne just won’t cut it and life calls for a cheese soufflé | Rachel Cooke

A new book of classic but simple recipes makes solo cooking more pleasure than choreLike many people, I read a lot during the Covid-19 lockdown, and one of the books I enjoyed most in those strange, silent months was a memoir by the novelist Michèle Roberts called Negative Capability: an account of being alone, but not lonely. In the face of what people on social media like to call (ugh) self-care, Roberts wrote of her efforts to be good to herself after a painful rejection without recourse either to self-pity or to yoga. Four years on, I still sometimes pull it from the shelf when I’m feeling embattled. Radiant and meditative, a few pages are all I need to get going again; to remind myself to pay attention to everything, and by doing so both to recognise and to give thanks for what gre...

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82 minutes ago Paul Merson's staggering gambling losses as huge Strictly fee goes to someone else

Arsenal legend Paul Merson is fighting to stay in Strictly Come Dancing as the competition returns to our screens this weekend, with the former midfielder having overcome huge personal battles

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82 minutes ago Paul Merson's huge net worth, eight children and who his Strictly money goes directly to

Former Arsenal and England star Paul Merson is currently competing on the BBC's Strictly Come Dancing, but his life away from the cameras has been anything but smooth sailing

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