12 h. ago Kevin Nisbet set for permanent Aberdeen transfer waiting game as Millwall boss Alex Neil reveals striker plan

The 28-year-old is on a hot streak and the Lions are taking him back to south London

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65 h. ago Lioness and her cubs receive a gift of scented cardboard boxes | London Zoo

Lioness and her cubs receive a gift of scented cardboard boxes | London Zoo  News8000.com - WKBT

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3 d. ago Match Report. Newcastle United Women 1 London City Lionesses 2

Match Report. Newcastle United Women 1 London City Lionesses 2  Newcastle United

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3 d. ago London City Lionesses go top of the table after Jakobsson winner at Newcastle United

London City Lionesses go top of the table after Jakobsson winner at Newcastle United  Yahoo Sports

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3 d. ago London City Lionesses go top of Barclays Women’s Championship

London City Lionesses go top of Barclays Women’s Championship  She Kicks

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5 d. ago Bouncing back from abyss, London Lions can join Europe's elite, says CEO

Bouncing back from abyss, London Lions can join Europe's elite, says CEO  Reuters.com

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2 w. ago Golden era of French coaching is over, so who will replace Deschamps?

Forget the days of Wenger and Houllier – there is a worrying lack of French coaches in Europe’s elite leagues these daysWhere have all the coaches gone? French sports media address the theme on a regular basis and with good reason: the country’s football managers are no longer wanted abroad. The days when Arsène Wenger and Gérard Houllier opened the door for Jean Tigana, Rémi Garde, Claude Puel and others to coach in England are long gone. In the 2000s and 2010s, French managers could also find work in La Liga and Serie A, as Philippe Montanier did at Real Sociedad and Rudi Garcia at Roma and Napoli – leaving aside Zinedine Zidane and Didier Deschamps, who could not be really considered expatriates at Real Madrid and Juventus.This is no longer the case and takes particular significance now that Deschamps, whose France side face Croatia in a Nations League quarter-final on Thursday and Sunday, has entered the final straight of his 14-year association with Les Bleus and confirmed he w...

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2 w. ago Aston Villa earn shot at greatness after setting up historic PSG showdown | Jonathan Wilson

In reaching the Champions League quarter-finals, Unai Emery’s side have taken a step closer to being immortalisedGlory comes in many forms. Perhaps the best Aston Villa could hope for on Wednesday was a game of little drama. They had in effect won the tie in Belgium last week; the last thing they wanted was to have to win it again. And yet, straightforward as it was, this was glorious, a night that in its outcome, if not the precise details, was epochal, marking Villa’s return to the European elite. Perhaps that will be a long‑term state, perhaps fleeting; either way, it is significant.There is a tide in the affairs of clubs which, taken at the flood, leads on to fortune. For Villa this was one of the nights fans yearn for, a night of destiny, a night to be spoken of for a long time to come. Even five years ago it would have seemed absurd that all that they had to do to reach the Champions League quarter-finals was avoid a two-goal defeat against the Belgian champions. Continue read...

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3 w. ago Women's football boss wins divorce fight with Bitcoin millionaire husband as judge rules she is allowed to keep their £7million Primrose Hill home

Diane Culligan, 63, and financier ex Anthony, 62, lived a lavish lifestyle funded by his Bitcoin fortune after he turned a £10,000 crypto purse into £20million.

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3 w. ago London City Lionesses founder wins High Court divorce battle over £7million family home

Diane Culligan, 63, and financier ex Anthony, 62, lived a lavish lifestyle, funded by his Bitcoin fortune after he turned a £10,000 crypto purse into £20million

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3 w. ago Sadiq Khan backs plan for new basketball stadium for London Lions

Sadiq Khan backs plan for new basketball stadium for London Lions  Financial Times

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4 w. ago Keir Starmer, you claim huge and damaging cuts are vital so we can buy arms and defend ourselves. Prove it | Owen Jones

Splurging the cash is not the answer to Europe’s security jitters. Let’s ignore the hyperbole and decide what’s actually neededBritain is now on a “war footing”, we are told. Earlier this year, Nato’s secretary general, Mark Rutte, demanded that European nations start hiking defence spending at the expense of pensions, health and social security. Fail to do so, he warned, and the only recourse would be to “get out your Russian language courses or go to New Zealand”.In this increasingly feverish atmosphere, it becomes ever more difficult to ask for a bit of perspective, but it is necessary. European elites are panic-stricken after Donald Trump hit the accelerator away from US hegemony, a trend already long under way. Meanwhile, Labour figures openly brief that this could be Keir Starmer’s “Falklands moment”, using Ukraine’s agony to transform the government’s calamitous polling, speaking to a grubby political opportunism. Britain’s current trajectory could raise a much graver menace ...

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