33 h. ago Hitchins dismantles Kambosos inside eight to retain 140lb title at Garden

Hitchins stops Kambosos with vicious body shotBrooklyn native dominates from start in hometownAussie Kambosos suffers fourth defeat in six fightsRichardson Hitchins delivered a career-best performance on Saturday night at the Theater at Madison Square Garden, stopping George Kambosos Jr with a withering body shot in the eighth round to retain the IBF’s version of the light welterweight championship.In his first defense of the 140lb belt, and his first time headlining a card in his hometown, Hitchins (20-0, 8 KOs) controlled every round before putting Kambosos down with a sharp left hook to the midsection. The Australian rose to his feet before the count of 10, but referee Michael Griffin waved off the fight as Kambosos visibly grimaced in pain, unable to continue. Continue reading...

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2 d. ago Best filtered shower heads for homes with hard water – reviewed

These screw-in products remove harsh impurities from your shower water – a kinder option for your hair and skin. Ellie Davis gives her top picks

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3 d. ago Why is the media ignoring growing resistance to Trump? | Margaret Sullivan

Protest actions like ‘Hands Off’ and ‘No Kings’ are sweeping across the US. But the media is barely paying attentionWhen hundreds of thousands of Americans gathered across the US on 5 April for the “Hands Off” events protesting Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s governmental wrecking ball, much of the news media seemed to yawn.The next day, the New York Times put a photograph, but no story, on its print front page. The Wall Street Journal’s digital homepage had it as only the 20th-most-prominent story when I checked. Fox News was dismissive; I stopped counting after I scanned 40 articles on its homepage, though there was a video with this dismissive headline: “Liberals rally against President Trump.”Margaret Sullivan is a Guardian US columnist writing on media, politics and culture Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Why are the media ignoring growing resistance to Trump? | Margaret Sullivan

Protest actions like ‘Hands Off’ and ‘No Kings’ are sweeping across the US. But the media are barely paying attentionWhen hundreds of thousands of Americans gathered across the US on 5 April for the “Hands Off” events protesting Donald Trump and Elon Musk’s governmental wrecking ball, much of the news media seemed to yawn.The next day, the New York Times put a photograph, but no story, on its print front page. The Wall Street Journal’s digital homepage had it as only the 20th-most-prominent story when I checked. Fox News was dismissive; I stopped counting after I scanned 40 articles on its homepage, though there was a video with this dismissive headline: “Liberals rally against President Trump.”Margaret Sullivan is a Guardian US columnist writing on media, politics and culture Continue reading...

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3 d. ago Emirhan Demircan 'rejects' Ranger transfer offer as Bayern Munich starlet links up with pricey Celtic flop instead

Demircan had the chance to stay in Germany or head home to Turkey but has swerved both of those options as well

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3 d. ago Seagull has swastika daubed on its head by sick jailbird at prison that was home to the Krays, Peter Sutcliffe and Gary Glitter

The Lesser Backed Gull - called Belinda - was found at HMP Isle of Wight in Newport with a few feathers pulled out meaning she can no longer fly.

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6 d. ago UK's pub capital revealed with these towns home to more boozers per head than anywhere

Britain's pubs might be world famous, but that hasn't stopped the industry suffereing badly in recent years - still though, some places remain bastions of boozer culture

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8 d. ago UK's secret paradise bay sandwiched between two of the best seaside towns

Botany Bay in Kent has been named the UK's most photographed beach and it's not hard to see why, whether it's the golden sands, sparkling water or the inviting rock pools

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9 d. ago Ice agents use pepper spray and smoke grenades to disperse LA protesters

Rights group says at least 45 people arrested as people demonstrate against coordinated raids throughout the cityThe Department of Homeland Security conducted raids on multiple locations across Los Angeles on Friday, clashing with the crowds of people who gathered to protest.Masked agents were recorded pulling several people out of two LA-area Home Depot stores and the clothing manufacturer Ambient Apparel’s headquarters in LA’s Fashion District. Immigration advocates said the raids also included four other locations, including a doughnut shop. Continue reading...

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9 d. ago Scotland 1 Iceland 1 LIVE as John Souttar heads home the equaliser from Max Johnston corner

Steve Clarke's men round off the campaign with two friendly clashes - and momentum could be key in reaching the World Cup

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9 d. ago Brentford boss Thomas Frank is top candidate to replace Ange Postecoglou after ruthless Tottenham sacked trophy

MATT BARLOW: Thomas Frank is shaping up as a leading candidate to replace Ange Postecoglou if Tottenham sack the head coach who brought home their first trophy for 17 years.

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1 week ago Kristina Belaya dead at 24: Reality star tragically dies after 'falling out of bath'

Kristina Belaya, 24, had suffered a fatal head injury when she fell in her bathtub at her home in Kartaly, Russia on May 30

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1 week ago Romeo Beckham cuts a sombre appearance as he heads home from night out in London following split from Kim Turnbull after seven months

The second son of David and Victoria Beckham was seen leaving the Twenty Two hotel in Mayfair after spending the evening out amid his split from girlfriend Kim Turnbull.

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1 week ago Romeo Beckham cuts a sombre appearance as he heads home from night out in London following split from Kim Turn

Romeo Beckham cuts a sombre appearance as he heads home from night out in London following split from Kim Turn  Daily Mail

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1 week ago Ronaldo hits winner as Portugal floor Germany to reach Nations League final

Cristiano Ronaldo was Portugal’s hero as his goal capped a thrilling comeback to beat Germany 2-1 in Munich and earn a place in Sunday’s Nations League final.The hosts had gone in front early in the second half when Liverpool transfer target Florian Wirtz headed home, but Roberto Martínez’s men hit back with two goals in five minutes. Substitute Francisco Conceição levelled with a fantastic long-range strike, before Ronaldo converted from Nuno Mendes’ cross to seal victory. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Rory McIlroy reveals PGA media snub reason as leak left him fuming and only interested in heading home

McIlroy was back in front of the cameras and microphones as he kicked off his RBC Canadian Open bid in Toronto

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1 week ago Man City forgotten star gets Pep Guardiola reprieve after brutal axe

One Manchester City homegrown star looks to be heading for the exit door but another could yet star again for Pep Guardiola

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1 week ago Lee Mack took a sex robot home and loved it so much he wanted to keep the head

The new series of Not Going Out sees Lee Mack 'get to grips' with a sex robot and says he could 'see her breathing' before asking if he could keep one part

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2 w. ago Al Djanat: The Original Paradise review – striking account of Burkina Faso homecoming

Chloé Aïcha Boro’s watchful documentary charts the disharmony and legal wrangling caused by a dispute in her family over sacred burial landEconomic and financial woes cast a dark shadow over family bonds in Chloé Aïcha Boro’s contemplative, searching documentary. Returning to her Burkina Faso village after decades of living in France, Boro experiences an emotional paradox intimately known by all immigrants. Once-familiar places turn foreign, since the migrator has undergone huge internal changes of their own. And with the recent passing of her uncle Ousmane Coulibaly, the head of her extended Muslim family, Boro’s homecoming is marred by disharmony. Between Coulibaly’s brothers and his 19 children, warring interests over inherited land rage on.The film returns time and again to a sacred courtyard where, for centuries, the umbilical cords of Coulibaly newborns have been buried to ensure their ascendence to heaven in the afterlife. More than a ritual, the tradition concretises the lin...

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2 w. ago 'Grumpy' foodie heads to Home Bargains' new cafe and gives verdict on budget breakfast

Stuart Snowden, also known as Grumpy Northern Foodie on social media, recently visited a Home Bargains cafe with his family for a bargain brekkie - but how did it measure up?

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