41 m. ago Bryan Mbeumo has done something no Manchester United player has done for 12 years

Man United want to make Brentford star Bryan Mbeumo their second signing of the summer, and securing his signature would send out a statement of intent.

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45 m. ago James Vowles signs new Williams F1 contract – with goal to ‘win world titles again’

The Williams team principal has overseen a promising two-and-a-half year period at the Grove-based outfit and managed to sign Ferrari race winner Carlos Sainz

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58 m. ago Liverpool can offer four stars to sign Alexander Isak with Newcastle stance clear

Liverpool are keen on signing Newcastle striker Alexander Isak this summer, but the Magpies are demanding more than £150m to part with the Sweden international, meaning the Reds must get creative

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69 m. ago Most 'out there' outfits at Ladies Day at Royal Ascot as TV star steals the show

Ladies' Day at Royal Ascot has kicked off again this year and we're already blown away by some of the outfits gracing the iconic racecourse today. Let's take a look...

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73 m. ago Transfer news live: Arsenal agree to pay above Zubimendi release fee, Isak on Liverpool radar, Mbeumo to Man United

Follow all the latest transfer news as the rumour mill whirs with the summer’s second transfer window open for business

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85 m. ago Heatwave weather maps show how hot it will get in every part of Wales this weekend

Wales is heating up this week as summer feels like it's in full swing

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1 hour ago Sailing towards Glastonbury: Rod Stewart’s greatest solo songs – ranked!

As the 80-year-old gears up for Worthy Farm, we pick the best of his post-Faces career, from moving ballads to silly, sleazy pop, and cover versions that became definitiveThis is essentially a lyrical update of (I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone or Where Do You Go to (My Lovely)? – in summary: peeved ex complains that former girlfriend now moves in lofty circles. But Baby Jane was as good as 80s-pop Rod got: very of-its-era arrangement, great melody, big old chorus, a UK No 1. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Zara Tindall’s Royal Ascot outfit included this surprisingly affordable satin clutch bag

Zara Tindall accessorised her blue Royal Ascot dress with a stunning satin clutch bag, and it’s a surprisingly affordable designer pick that’s still available to shop

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1 hour ago Ascot style spot: We ask the best dressed women in the Royal box for outfit details

EXCLUSIVE:When it comes to style stakes, Royal Ascot's Royal Enclosure is the place to be - and this year, our OK! fashion team was invited to join the fun...

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2 h. ago Arsenal transfer target Nico Williams 'says yes' to sensational summer deal

Arsenal have been in the market for more firepower and Nico Williams has been on their radar but the Athletic Bilbao winger has agreed to a deal with Barcelona

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2 h. ago Alexander Isak to Liverpool news: Newcastle's stance on transfer and potential fee

Alexander Isak is said to be Liverpool's 'dream' target for the rest of the summer transfer window, but Newcastle United are playing hardball over the Swede's future

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2 h. ago Jill Roord: ‘I lost my happiness in football a little bit. I needed to move home’

The Netherlands midfielder, once Manchester City’s record signing, talks about rejoining the club in her heart, FC Twente, and the upcoming EurosFor Jill Roord, even after winning the Bundesliga title and getting to a Champions League final, eight years on from saying goodbye to FC Twente, there is simply no place like home. The 107-time capped Netherlands midfielder is this summer returning to the club where she began her career and, in an exclusive interview with the Guardian, she explains why the opportunity to move back closer to her family and friends was irresistible.“It had nothing to do with City. My time with City was really good,” says Roord, as she explains her decision to leave the club after two years. “I have been away for eight years playing abroad and it becomes tough being alone for that many years. In the past few years I lost my fun and my happiness in football a little bit because of being away, travelling a lot and not being able to be with family and friends, a...

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2 h. ago Hamilton Accies given Broadwood lease green light ahead of fixtures release

The League One outfit will play at Broadwood Stadium next season

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2 h. ago Who will have the 2025 song of the summer? We offer some predictions

What makes a great song of the summer

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2 h. ago Two signings could complete Manchester United's new starting XI

Another squad rebuild is needed at Man United but strengthening their attacking options needs to be the priority this summer.

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2 h. ago 12 best flip flops to nail this summer’s minimalist shoe trend

The latest revival nods to the Nineties

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3 h. ago Best deckchairs for reclining in comfort and style this summer

Nothing beats relaxing al fresco, so make sure you’ve got your perfect pew sorted

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3 h. ago Marcus Rashford snubs transfer to Prem rival as star wants out of Man Utd summer tour

Marcus Rashford wants to miss Manchester United's pre-season summer tour to sort an exit from Old Trafford, but he has already snubbed a move to a Premier League rival

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3 h. ago Harry Kane made thoughts on Man Utd move clear and attended 'secret transfer meeting'

Harry Kane was a man in demand in the summer of 2023 when he finally left Tottenham, with Manchester United among those desperate to prise him away from north London

Politics

3 h. ago The US is woefully underprepared for wildfire season, say insiders: ‘The stakes are life and death’

‘Efficiency’ cuts across offices have left teams understaffed, firefighters underpaid and uninsured, and without adequate equipmentSummer temperatures are rising and the US is bracing for another hot, dry and hectic wildfire season. But with the promise of extreme conditions in the months to come, federal fire crews are also growing concerned that a series of changes brought on by the Trump administration have left them underprepared.Severe cuts to budgets and staff have hamstrung the agencies that manage roughly 640m acres of the nation’s public lands, leaving significant gaps in a workforce that supports wildfire mitigation and suppression. The administration’s crackdown on climate science and the dismantling of departments that provided world-class research and weather forecasting, may also undermine early warning systems, slowing response and strategic planning. Continue reading...

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