5 hours ago Rangers player ratings vs Union SG: 'Outstanding' 9/10 leader, the monster, two 8s and plenty 7s

How we rated each Rangers performance out of ten during the 2-1 win over Union Saint-Gilloise in the Europa League.

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9 hours ago The Hundred: Mumbai Indians owners agree landmark deal to buy stake in Oval Invincibles

Reliance Industries Limited are owned by India’s richest family

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21 hours ago World media reacts to Celtic 'redemption' at Aston Villa as Champions League spectacle forces grovelling Rodgers apology

It was a classic Euro night at Villa Park as the Hoops returned north of the border with plenty of credit in the bank

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10 hours ago Drug dealer staggers out of car after leading police on 'ludicrous' 139mph chase on M56

Maredudd Francis, 31, drove at high-speed during the motorway pursuit towards Manchester before he smashed into another vehicle

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10 hours ago Kate Middleton hints at sweet activity she does with her 'kiddies' Charlotte, George and Louis during sweet moment with young girl

Kate managed to squeeze in plenty of sweet moments with the children, including one moment with Lottie, nine, whose sibling is being treated at the hospice.

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12 hours ago Inside Matt Grimes' subdued Swansea City exit, where they are looking now and an unthinkable scenario

There's plenty of work to be done for Swansea in this window

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15 hours ago Number of crashes on Welsh roads fell in first year since 20mph speed limit came in

The transport minister says it is 'encouraging'

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13 hours ago I’m a mum who feels like the most boring fool on Earth. How do I find ‘interesting me’ again? | Leading questions

You’re allowed to want to feel like yourself again, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. Sometimes things have to change outside us for things to change insideRead more Leading questionsI’m 36 and a mother to two beautiful hyperactive boys, six and two. I feel like the most boring fool on earth. I have no friends who I can talk to. Social interaction is limited to small talk day to day – at work, with neighbours etc. I am unable to hold any meaningful conversation unless it revolves around kids, their shenanigans and how tired parents always are.My husband goes out with colleagues every week but I am rarely invited anywhere and I don’t think I want to be. I get terrified whenever I am. I’m sure that I add no value to any moment. I feel dejected and sad almost all the time. I can’t even read a book fully any more; I feel I don’t have any headspace left after attending to the boys all day. My husband holds an upper management position therefore he makes more money than me and...

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16 hours ago Japanese region asks 1.2 million people to use less water to help sinkhole rescue

Japanese authorities have asked residents of 12 cities and towns in Saitama prefecture to limit showers and laundry to prevent worsening sewage leaks

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13 hours ago Pubs Near Murrayfield Stadium: Here are the 10 pubs closest to the ground for a pre or post Six Nations pint

It’s Six Nations time - and there are plenty of options for a drink in the warmth of the pub before and adter the games.

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16 hours ago Pregnant woman and her baby were killed by unmarked police travelling at 80mph on a 40mph road just one week before her due date

Mariam Ahmed, 38, died after the unmarked police car smashed into her vehicle in south-east London causing her vehicle to flip several times.

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14 hours ago Detective Chinatown 1900 review – blockbusting Chinese franchise goes back in time

Prequel focuses on xenophobia in turn-of-the-century San Francisco with surprising wit and sillinessThis prequel to the huge-grossing Detective Chinatown franchise, though focused on anti-Chinese xenophobia in turn-of-the-century San Francisco, manages to be a rare example of a Sino-blockbuster not filled with maudlin patriotism; it mostly carries its cultural message charmingly and with plenty of self-deprecating humour. At one point, an imperial Chinese investigator toughs it out in order to form an alliance with a gaggle of Irish hoodlums straight from Gangs of New York. “You held yourself so well back there,” his underlings congratulate him, before their leader’s legs give out. “Don’t let the Americans see. I’m about to pee myself!”The story here is that malevolent forces are stirring the great American melting pot. The son of local Tong leader Bai Xuanling (Chow Yun-fat, still with charisma on tap) is arrested for the murder of the daughter of racist Republican congressman Gran...

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20 hours ago Police car that killed pregnant woman after crashing into her was travelling at twice the speed limit, inquest told

Mariam Ahmed, 38, died after the unmarked police car smashed into her vehicle in south-east London causing her vehicle to flip several times.

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16 hours ago Government to look at noisy fireworks concerns after calls to limit sales

Under existing rules, members of the public must not buy fireworks louder than 120 decibels.

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26 hours ago Moment masked yobs in 4x4s rip up fields as they drive through Fenlands in weekend of terror

The footage, taken on the outskirts of Manea in Cambridgeshire, provides a snapshot of the mayhem that a string of villages and farms endured for up to six hours on Saturday.

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19 hours ago Dupont’s return heralds fizzing new era for what could be a spectacular Six Nations | Robert Kitson

The tournament looks ferociously competitive and, with attacking verve back in fashion, it promises to be a vintage yearEvery now and again it is useful to be reminded of rugby union’s place in the grand scheme of things. “So, what’s next for you?” a non‑sporty friend asked the other day. He must have spotted my raised eyebrow. “Oh, yes, um, it’s the Six Nations, isn’t it?” Even on Planet Zog, inhabited by people who think a cauliflower ear is a tasty veggie option, they have heard of the annual rugby equivalent of Glastonbury.And, traditionally, that has been the sport’s saving grace. Millions with limited interest in club rugby gather to cheer on the lands of their fathers, grandmothers and wolfhounds. The technical intricacies matter less than pouring a Guinness 0.0 – seemingly the pint du jour – and announcing to no one in particular that England are coming in nicely under the radar. Continue reading...

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22 hours ago Georgia Republicans push to limit lawsuits. But would that keep insurance rates from rising?

Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is planning to unveil proposals to put limits on lawsuits

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