13 h. ago Bar manager who found out he had won a £4million Omaze mansion while sitting on the toilet is now renting out lush home for £4,000 a WEEK... in city that tried to ban holiday lets

Paul Knight, 47, has said goodbye to pulling pints and clearing tables after discovering his new fortune while on the toilet reading about a lost lottery ticket.

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17 h. ago Ange Postecoglou set to win awkward new title if he is sacked by Nottingham Forest during international break

ANGE POSTECOGLOU could be set to land his first title at Nottingham Forest - by being crowned “the worst manager of all-time”. The under-pressure Aussie, 60, confirmed he expects to hold talks with owner Evangelos Marinakis this week as he clings to his job at the City Ground. The confident Aussie always promises his employers...

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3 d. ago ‘Starting to be very afraid’: Italy’s Gaza protests raise pressure on Meloni

With strikes and demonstrations, intensifying Italian opposition to Israel’s war is challenging the PM’s stanceA piercing chorus of tooting horns and dockers shouting “we don’t want you” greeted an Israeli-owned container ship when it arrived in Livorno, a port city on the coast of Tuscany this week.For two days, the striking dockworkers stood their ground, refusing to unload and reload the ship’s cargo in a display of defiant solidarity for Palestinians and the Global Sumud flotilla attempting to bring aid to Gaza. The protest was a triumph and the ship, bound for the US and Canada, left. Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Cocktail of the week: Hidden Groove’s pumpkin spice coupette – recipe | The good mixer

A pumpkin spiced latte with a kick of vodka and mellowed with BaileysThe grown-up, late-night cousin of the pumpkin spice latte: same seasonal comfort, just a little less innocent.Michele Gadaleta, assistant bar manager, Hidden Grooves, Virgin Hotels London-Shoreditch, London EC2 Continue reading...

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4 d. ago Ricky Hatton’s son Campbell says tributes from Man City, Oasis and fans 'mean the world'

Former pro boxer Campbell said the kind gestures made to his father Ricky Hatton have bowled him over ahead of next week's funeral as fans, his beloved Manchester City and music legends paid tribute

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4 d. ago West Lothian chippy hosts grand reopening raises cash for charity

Tony’s Fish Bar in Whitburn has reopened its doors under new management and had special prices for two days with all of the profits being donated to West Lothian Woman’s Aid.

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6 d. ago What next for Nico O'Reilly? Big battle, wildcard solution and Pep Guardiola praise

Manchester City star signed a new contract last week and continues to impress at left back. But with Rayan Ait-Nouri set to be fit after the October international break, where does that leave the 20-year-old?

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6 d. ago Signs a financial crash is coming are everywhere, experts warn. Here's what you must do NOW to protect yourself

Last week, the Daily Mail's City Editor joined leading experts in warning he was worried that a terrible financial crash was coming. Here's what you can do to protect yourself.

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7 d. ago FA warned incident which led to Billy Vigar’s death is ‘ticking time bomb’

Chichester City player Vigar died last week aged 21 after he collided with a concrete barrier.

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9 d. ago ‘You have to live’: Ukrainians on frontline practice normality despite Russian bombings

In once-occupied Sloviansk, war has become so routine that nobody pays attention to air-raid sirensOn a sunny afternoon this week the beach in the frontline Ukrainian city of Sloviansk was busy. Bathers paddled in a lake, sunbathed and sipped tea. At 3.30pm there was a sudden thunderclap. An artillery shell had crashed nearby, sending up a plume of twisting grey smoke. Ducks took off in panic. The swimmers glanced nonchalantly upwards and carried on bobbing in the salty water.“After three years of fighting we’ve got used to booms. They don’t bother us any more,” Alyona, a pensioner in a swimsuit, explained. She pointed to a concrete box beyond a row of wooden changing cabins and outdoor showers. “If the bombs are close we’ve got a shelter,” she said. Alyona and her friend waded into the shallows. A man selling grapes sat engrossed reading a book. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago ‘You have to live’: Ukrainians on frontline practise normality despite Russian bombings

In once-occupied Sloviansk, war has become so routine that nobody pays attention to air-raid sirensOn a sunny afternoon this week the beach in the frontline Ukrainian city of Sloviansk was busy. Bathers paddled in a lake, sunbathed and sipped tea. At 3.30pm there was a sudden thunderclap. An artillery shell had crashed nearby, sending up a plume of twisting grey smoke. Ducks took off in panic. The swimmers glanced nonchalantly upwards and carried on bobbing in the salty water.“After three years of fighting we’ve got used to booms. They don’t bother us any more,” Alyona, a pensioner in a swimsuit, explained. She pointed to a concrete box beyond a row of wooden changing cabins and outdoor showers. “If the bombs are close we’ve got a shelter,” she said. Alyona and her friend waded into the shallows. A man selling grapes sat engrossed reading a book. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago The humbling of Macron: From getting slapped by his wife, and egged by the public to dwarf comparisons and a snub by Trump

Emmanuel Macron was humbled this week after New York City cops stopped him crossing the street because of US President Donald Trump's motorcade.

Politics

1 week ago Mikel Arteta ‘would love’ Saka to follow Saliba in signing new Arsenal contract

Arteta: ‘Everyone knows how important Bukayo is for us’Saliba has signed long-term deal; Saka’s expires in 2027Mikel Arteta has said he would “love” Bukayo Saka to follow William Saliba and agree a new contract with Arsenal.The contract Saka signed in May 2023 has less than two years remaining and the England forward said before April’s Champions League quarter-final against Real Madrid: “I want to win wearing this badge.” But Saka, who returned from a hamstring injury as a substitute against Manchester City last week and started Wednesday’s win over Port Vale in the Carabao Cup, also admitted then that he was in “no rush” to sign a new deal. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Hundreds of free pints of the new cask Boddingtons will be given away in Manchester city centre this week

The 'true Manchester icon' is currently having a big resurgence

Politics

1 week ago Arsenal news: Mikel Arteta told he'll 'regret' decision as Kylian Mbappe gets transfer snub

Mikel Arteta has been told he will regret his team selection for last week's draw against Manchester City, while Kylian Mbappe won’t be reunited with William Saliba, who is set to sign a new Arsenal deal

Sport

1 week ago Harry Maguire launches strong defence of underfire Man United star after Roy Keane criticism

Manchester United centre-back Harry Maguire was honoured on Saturday after reaching 250 appearances for the club in the defeat at Manchester City a week prior

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1 week ago When is the Carabao Cup fourth round draw? TV channel and ball numbers

Swansea City booked their spot in the fourth round last week with a dramatic win over Nottingham Forest, now it's Cardiff City's turn as they take on Burnley

Politics

1 week ago France’s Macron forced to walk NYC streets and call Trump after being trapped behind the president’s motorcade

World leaders are in New York City this week for the United Nations’ annual General Assembly gathering

Politics

2 w. ago Pep Guardiola is leading a strangely defensive new approach to the Premier League

The possession that once defined the Spanish manager’s sides has evaporated, and it’s hard to see exactly whySign up for Soccer with Jonathan Wilson hereWe really are now through the looking glass with Pep Guardiola. Eyebrows had been raised by the way Manchester City approached the second half of their commanding derby win last week, sitting off, allowing United the ball and picking them off on the break. But their performance in drawing at Arsenal on Sunday was on a different level entirely: just 34% possession, the lowest any Guardiola side has ever registered in a game. By the end they had four central defenders, two holding midfielders and a full-back on the pitch.But even that doesn’t get to the heart of how strange this was. In the previous five seasons there have only been 10 occasions when City did not have more possession than their opponents in a Premier League game. Only once before in the Premier League has City’s possession under Guardiola dipped below 40% – when they ...

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2 w. ago Dubai arrests of Scots gangsters blasted as 'PR exercise' by human rights lawyer

Steven Lyons, Ross "Miami" McGill, Stephen Jamieson, Steven Larwood and a fifth man said to be from Edinburgh were taken into custody by police in the oil-rich city state last week.

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