Ruben Amorim could make changes as a busy schedule continues

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Jacqueline Jossa is reportedly 'upset' over rumours that she has ended her marriage to TOWIE star Dan Osborne as the couple place their family Essex home up for sale

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Adrian Mutu, stands out as one of the more unique personalities in football history. Mail Sport details the incredible yet troubled career of one of Romania's greatest and most controversial players.

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The British No 1 faces a stiff task as Alcaraz looks to continue his chase for a career grand slam before Djokovic is in action later

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British-Israeli Emily Damari, 28, has been in captivity for 470 days.

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The 57-year-old actor was accused of exposing himself on set multiple times.

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Jon Imondi, 43, from Worcester, felt unhappy and unfulfilled working from home after the pandemic - but his health was suffering too, and he now encourages others to get checked

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Millions of UK households are set to see their benefits increase from this April. Here is the full list of the DWP and HMRC benefits set to go up, including how much people will receive

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EXCLUSIVE: Molly Manning, 49, thinks her raunchy career has helped her to become a better mum. Though some people may disagree, she believes her job has offered her family more security

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Erling Haaland's new enormous Manchester City contract is being celebrated by some fans of the club as evidence that they are set to escape serious punishment - but we just don't know

Economics

The British No 1 faces a stiff task as Alcaraz looks to continue his chase for a career grand slam before Djokovic is in action later

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The winger is in midst of more career turmoil in Ligue 1

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The duchess is set to celebrate the milestone at home with the Duke of Edinburgh on Monday at her Bagshot Park home.

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The London Mayor urged Labour and the Left to 'confront' the forces of 'reactionary populism' on the eve of the White House changeover.

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El Hadji Diouf was no stranger to controversy during his career but his behaviour off the pitch also raised serious questions about the Liverpool flop

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This week has seen inflation figures drop, changing many economists' outlook on future interest rate changes

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Murphy confidently knocked in the colours off their spots to write history at the Masters

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Crystal Owen's son Harvey and three friends were killed in a crash in Wales last year

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James Mangold’s handsome portrait of the enigmatic singer’s stratospheric early career boasts a barnstorming lead performance yet often slips into heavy-handednessIt’s a remarkable performance. Star of the moment Timothée Chalamet inhabits the loose-limbed, live-wire physicality of the young Bob Dylan and makes an impressively good fist of capturing the frayed hessian of his distinctive voice. Acoustic guitars are plucked and harmonicas honked with the effortless fluency of someone who learned to play almost before they could walk. Chalamet’s Dylan sucks so fervently on his cigarettes it’s as though he’s breathing in the genius of the musical heroes who came before him. But while he radiates insouciant charisma and channels the once-in-a-lifetime talent, he reveals next to nothing about Dylan as a person. This is not necessarily a failure in Chalamet’s acting. It’s a deliberate choice – the film is called A Complete Unknown, after all, and it’s a manifesto as much as a title. But it...

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Liverpool could be set for a busy January transfer window, with Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold both linked with moves away from Anfield as they stall on new contracts

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These coins need to be from particular years and may need to contain specific errors to be particularly valuable.

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Liverpool moved six points clear of Arsenal at the top of the Premier League after Darwin Nunez's dramatic late brace combined with Aston Villa's comeback at the Emirates Stadium

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MATTHEW LAMBERT AT MELBOURNE PARK: Draper had pushed his once-fragile body to new extremes with three five set matches in a row, each time coming back from two sets to one down.

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Treasury officials claim there was no panic in No 11 before the economic numbers finally turned in their favourAfter a rollercoaster week which began with Keir Starmer being asked if he still had confidence in his ­chancellor of the ­exchequer and ended with the stock market ­smashing all ­previous records, the sense of relief ­surging through Downing Street and the Treasury on Friday afternoon ­bordered on elation.The teams that surround the prime minister and his neighbour at No 11, Rachel Reeves, are made up mainly of untried novices in the hard business of running a government. They are only just learning how quickly moods, including their own, can go from one extreme to the other. “It is weird,” said one. “Truly bloody weird at times.” Continue reading...

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Spain's prime minister has set out plans to increase property taxes for non-EU buyers, which could drive Brits to purchase holiday homes elsewhere

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Manchester City are set to complete a number of major signings in the January transfer window, including Lens centre-back Abdukodir Khusanov and Eintracht Frankfurt forward Omar Marmousch

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Gunners forced into change in defence after fresh injury concern

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Although the United States of America launched a successful revolution against the British monarchy in 1776, there are moments when this isn't always so obvious

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Embrace your inner goddess to celebrate the most romantic time of the year

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Liverpool looked set to drop points at Brentford but two late goals from substitute Darwin Nunez handed Arne Slot's side a hard-fought victory to keep them top of the Premier League table with a gap to those below

Economics

YouTuber-turned-boxer KSI hasn't fought for more than a year, but the 31-year-old could be in line to make a return against an unlikely opponent in the form of Wayne Bridge

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A cold wave is set to sweep across America bringing what has been described as 'dangerously cold weather'

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Coco Gauff dropped a set but came back to beat Belinda Bencic and reach the Australian Open quarterfinals

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The winger’s loan spell at Southampton will be terminated

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Liverpool currently lead the way in the Premier League table, with Arsenal sitting just four points behind Arne Slot's Reds ahead of this weekend's round of matches

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Paul Mescal, girlfriend Grace Abrams may split after dramatic dinner in London  TOI Etimes

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You know the state pension triple lock is in trouble when the minister drafted in to oversee pensions policy has previously labelled it 'silly' - even if that was five years ago.

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Rangers have started their January business and things look to be ramping up at Ibrox

Economics

Former UFC title challenger Darren Till is set to make his Misfits debut later this evening, but faces a tough test in the experienced Anthony Taylor

Sport

Updates from Day 8 of tennis at Melbourne Park Draper v Alcaraz under way; Gauff and Sabalenka into quarter-finalsThree break point opportunities and four deuces later, Mirra Andreeva has failed in her first genuine chance to break Aryna Sabalenka. Again, despite the teenager returning with precision, she’s undone by the guile of her older rival, a drop shot sealing it.Sabalenka retains the break advantage and now leads this match 6-1, 4-2. Continue reading...

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Matty, 35, and Taylor, 35, dated very briefly in 2023, and she appeared to reference their short-lived romance on her latest album The Tortured Poets Department.

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Through the Household Support Fund scheme, some councils are giving homes £150 cash if they are no longer eligible for the Department for Work and Pensions Winter Fuel Payment

Economics

If you've set yourself a New Year's resolution to transform your oral health, shoppers are currently snapping up MySweetSmile's latest whitening bundles – and they're on sale

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Danielle Collins certainly embraced her brief stint as the pantomime villain of Melbourne Park, but the fiery American thinks the crowd may have taken the 'banter' too seriously.

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Manchester City are set to secure the services of Eintracht Frankfurt striker Omar Marmoush in the January transfer window

Economics

Gunners struggled in defence against Aston Villa in Saliba’s absence

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Manchester United transfer news as Tyrell Malacia reportedly on the verge of leaving Old Trafford this month

Economics

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said early Sunday that the ceasefire in Gaza will not begin until Israel has received a list of the hostages set to be released from Hamas

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The Duke of Sussex is due to fly back to London at the end of February - and he will once again travel alone, with Meghan Markle and their children set to remain in California

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The TV licence fee is set to increase from April, but a man has said there are some things you want to know about it. You could save yourself a lot of money

Economics

The U.S. is set to mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day, the federal holiday set aside to honor the life of the civil rights icon

Events

Michelle Keegan has been keeping her growing baby bump under wraps as she films the new series of Sky Comedy's Brassic - but she has now given fans a glimpse of her bump

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Alba's money comes not just from her high-profile movie career which includes films such as Honey, but it also is from her success as the founder of Honest Company.

Economics

Sir Andy Murray's personality has been an enigma throughout his sporting career, so much so that another famous face was caught by surprise by the British tennis legend

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Mikel Arteta looked like he had seen a ghost. With his side leading 2-0 against Aston Villa thanks to goals from Gabriel Martinelli and Kai Havertz, the Arsenal manager must have felt they were within touching distance of a cathartic victory that would keep up the pressure on Liverpool.But having seen the Premier League leaders seal a dramatic late victory over Brentford earlier in the afternoon, once again Unai Emery had other plans against his former club. Arteta could only watch on in horror as Youri Tielemens pulled one back before Ollie Watkins volleyed home the equaliser to the delight of the Villa supporters and their manager, who celebrated wildly at the final whistle as he did back in March after a 2-0 victory here that eventually proved terminal to Arsenal’s title challenge last season. Yet even when it seemed they might have won it late on through Mikel Merino, Arsenal’s joy was short-lived as VAR ruled Havertz had diverted the Spaniard’s effort in with his arm to ensure ...

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Stacey Solomon's 'game changing' hack for storing trousers will save fashion fans a huge amount of space when it comes to storing their clothes

Economics

Oscar-winning director Danny Boyle 's new zombie apocalypse film was inspired by the 2016 Brexit referendum, a writer has revealed.

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Digital driving licences are coming as the UK government is set to roll them out, aiming to use tech to 'transform public services' and make life a whole lot easier

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Adolf Hitler's English girlfriend Unity Mitford kept a secret diary which is set to shed more light on the life of the Nazi dictator - and his relationships with women

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Substitute Darwin Nunez scores twice in stoppage time as Reds secure dramatic last-gasp win

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Updates from Day 8 of tennis at Melbourne ParkSabalenka and Gauff in action early; Draper v Alcaraz to comeAndreeva strikes back! Sabalenka was going for the throat in that game, pummelling returns in a bid to bgreak the teenager a second time. Instead Andreeva stayed calm and made it five points in a row to get things back to 3-2 in the second set. That was the Russian’s best game of the match so far. Is it a turning point?Double trouble for Mirra Andreeva. She has lost her second serving game and is unravelling on Rod Laver Arena with even foot faults creeping in. Continue reading...

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Uruguayan striker would not have struck his dramatic stoppage-time brace were it not for the impact of a fellow substitute

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The songstress, 44, who has been rumoured to have used Ozempic after dropping a whopping 40lbs, looked typically stylish in a sheer white shirt and shimmering silver maxi skirt.

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A visiting interstate colleague proved the stuff of Dani Netherclift’s literary daydreams – but could Al ever move beyond her couch?Find more stories from The moment I knew series hereIn the spring of 2004, I was working in sales in Melbourne. An IT guy was deployed from our Sydney headquarters to help set up the internet in our new office. Al had a laid-back vibe and played bass in a band and I immediately liked what I saw.I was in my late 20s and had been single for a few years, living what I liked to think of as a kind of Secret Life of Us existence in St Kilda (it was the era), drinking, smoking, reading good literature and writing (unpublished) poetry while dreaming of perfect kisses. Continue reading...

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Gladiators star Apollo has reportedly been harassed by a female stalker while filming the hit BBC show in Sheffield, with bosses calling in the police to investigate.

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When former Florida and Ohio State coach Urban Meyer reflects on his career, he remembers the losses as much as the wins

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Jamie Oliver is tackling the school system yet again but far from the cafeteria this time

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The second series of BBC's Gladiators reboot aired tonight

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Kim, Mastro land historic tricks in US one-two finishAustralia’s Scotty James wins fourth Laax Open titleChloe Kim and Maddie Mastro became the first women to land a double cork 1080 in snowboard halfpipe competition during a US one-two finish at the Laax Open on Saturday in Switzerland.Kim, the first woman to win two Olympic golds in halfpipe, secured her fifth Laax Open title with a standout performance, earning a score of 96.50 on her first run that included a cab double cork 1080. Continue reading...

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