38 minutes ago Brentford to appeal Christian Norgaard red card as Thomas Frank says ref ‘not brave enough’

The Bees centre-back was sent off following VAR intervention.

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45 minutes ago The five matches that add up to Pep Guardiola’s worst run of his career

The Premier League champions are right out of form and suffered defeat to Tottenham on Sunday

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2 hours ago Mikel Arteta believes Martin Odegaard’s return was key to win over Forest

Stunning strikes from Bukayo Saka, Thomas Partey and a first Premier League goal for Ethan Nwaneri sank Nottingham Forest 3-0.

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2 hours ago Thomas Frank intends to appeal against Christian Norgaard’s red card at Everton

The Bees centre-back was sent off following VAR intervention.

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2 hours ago Fair pay for social care staff will help fix crumbling NHS says Angela Rayner

The Deputy Labour Leader said she was "frustrated" by how the care system has been allowed to fragment under the Tories

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3 hours ago Ronnie O'Sullivan punches table after being knocked out on day one of UK Snooker Championship

Barry Hawkins reeled off four frames in a row to haul back a 4-2 deficit and clinch only his third win over Ronnie O’Sullivan in 21 career attempts

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3 hours ago Everton held by Brentford despite controversial Christian Norgaard red card

The Bees centre-back was sent off following VAR intervention after catching goalkeeper Jordan Pickford on his knee.

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3 hours ago We shall satirise him on the beaches Churchill through the eyes of cartoonists – in pictures

In one wartime image, Winston Churchill is portrayed as a dragonslayer; in another, a gun-toting gangster. Later, he appears old and dejected, overdue for retirement. The cartoons, on show in a new exhibition at the Imperial War Museum London, show a multitude of Churchills, reflecting how he was seen in different countries and at different times, from 1909 onwards. “There was never a consensus view of him,” says curator Kate Clements. “Some of the depictions were heavily critical and even grotesque”, while others “depict his determined nature and portray him as a British figurehead”. Clements hopes the exhibition will “add another layer to our visitors’ understanding of this complex individual” and show “how satirical cartoons played a part in shaping perceptions of Churchill during hi...

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3 hours ago Bukayo Saka reaps rewards of Martin Odegaard return to put Arsenal back on track

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