49 m. ago School and football team pay tribute to 'confident' and much

The body of Daniel Drewitt, 16, was pulled from a pool in Sutton Park, Birmingham , after he got into trouble while swimming yesterday evening.

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2 h. ago Badenoch says ‘rush’ to meet net zero pushing up holiday costs

The Conservative Party leader opened a new domestic arrivals building at London Stansted Airport.

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3 h. ago Teacher banned from the classroom after twisting colleague’s nipple bar on staff night out

Vincent Collister, who taught at Ovingham Middle School in Northumberland, has been banned indefinitely by a Teaching Regulation Agency panel

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4 h. ago Noni Madueke to Arsenal transfer confirmed by Chelsea boss Enzo Maresca

Arsenal are set to complete the signing of Chelsea winger Noni Madueke, with the England international leaving the Blues' Club World Cup squad to finalise the transfer

Sport

4 h. ago Noni Madueke leaves Club World Cup camp to complete Arsenal move, Enzo Maresca confirms

Madueke is expected to complete his transfer to Arsenal imminently

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4 h. ago 'Fighter' Bob MacIntyre pushed on by fans to make Genesis Scottish Open cut

Defending champion makes it through to weekend on the mark after fearing ‘it was curtains’

Sport

5 h. ago Sinner dismantles ailing Djokovic to set up Wimbledon final against Alcaraz

Italian world No 1 triumphs 6-3, 6-3, 6-4Djokovic called for trainer at end of second setWhen Novak Djokovic strode on to Centre Court for a second contest with Jannik Sinner in barely over a month, the narrative had long been set. This was surely one of the 24-time grand slam champion’s last chances for a potential major victory, a challenge that will only become more difficult as he ages even further away from his physical peak while Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz move closer to their own.For the ensuing two hours on court, Sinner made it clear just how punishing that challenge already is as he completely dismantled a weakened Djokovic, the sixth seed, with his nuclear weight of shot and unimpeachable defence as he reached the Wimbledon final for the first time in his career with a dominant 6-3, 6-3, 6-4 win. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Trump gets aggressive in tariff push: Canada threats, blanket rates and ‘TACO’ create uncertainty for future

America’s trading partners brace for another series of tariff proposals that have blindsided allies

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5 h. ago Rayner ’will not be pushed around’ by Unite after union votes to suspend her

Deputy PM targeted for role in Birmingham bin strikes but sources say she resigned her membership months agoAngela Rayner has made clear she will not be “pushed around” by the Unite trade union after it voted to suspend her membership and rethink its ties with the party.The deputy prime minister was targeted for censure by the union over her role in the Birmingham bin strike, although party sources said Rayner resigned her membership of Unite some months ago. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago V&A launches investigation after museum staff 'racially profiled' teenagers during school trip

Teachers at City Academy in Bristol have called for a boycott following the alleged incident involving students last month

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6 h. ago Slow starts, the breakdown and pressure of selection are weighing heavy on Lions | Ugo Monye

Andy Farrell has problems to solve before Test series and needs players to push their case in final warmup gameThe phoney war is coming to an end. One more warm-up match against a tasty looking Australia and New Zealand invitational side and then into the real thing. The Lions head coach, Andy Farrell, was asked how much he was holding back for the Test series and he replied it was exactly the same amount as Australia were. I’d expect nothing less.To give a sense of what that means, it’s not as if he’s asking players to give 80% of their capacity or that the Lions will be unrecognisable come the Test series. The framework they have been working with is the one they will use. But it’s the details where the Lions will try to hurt Australia that have been, to a degree, parked or kept back. You don’t necessarily want to show that in warm-up matches, certainly not your full hand. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Phasmophobia update gives players exactly what they've been asking for

The last major update for Phasmophobia completely changed how hunters gather media, and while it's vastly improved the game, it came with its own set of problems that the developer fixed in a surprise update this week.

Sport

7 h. ago Schoolboy Harvey Willgoose told friend 'If he tries anything I'll smash him all over'

The 15-year-old died after he was stabbed by another boy at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, on February 3.

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8 h. ago An amateur cyclist completed the Tour de France. Here’s what happened

In 2021, Steve Faulkner completed the Tour de France route in support of Cure Leukaemia

Politics

8 h. ago More than 70 firefighters tackle blaze at London block of flats

A flat was ‘completely alight’ on the 11th floor of the 17-storey building on Hillingdon Street in Walworth

Events

9 h. ago Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz gut their $16M mansion: Full details and insane sum their outrageously spoiled move is costing

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz dropped $16million on a Beverly Hills mansion complete with custom Italian interiors late last year.

Economics

9 h. ago Primary teachers strike in row over pupil behaviour and how school is being managed

Governors say the wellbeing and education of children remain top priorities and insist 'the school is a safe environment for both children and staff'

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9 h. ago Transfer news LIVE: Arsenal book Madueke medical; Gyokeres boost; Rodrygo price; Chelsea and Man Utd latest

Huge deals close to completion as summer window kicks into gear

Sport

9 h. ago Nicolas Kuhn gets Celtic Hollywood ending as winger reveals why Parkhead exit an easy call

The German attacker has completed his £17m move and has been bowled over by his new surroundings in Italy

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9 h. ago Some abuse claims made because people ‘encourage’ each other, inquiry told

The Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry was hearing evidence from a former employee at a special residential school in Fife.

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