25 m. ago Man United told Michael Carrick's next big test as Gary Lineker makes contract claim

Michael Carrick has won back-to-back matches as Manchester United interim boss but has been told his next big test lies ahead

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42 m. ago Three ways Man Utd could line up with Cole Palmer with Chelsea star open to sensational Old Trafford transfer

MANCHESTER UNITED already have one of the world's best No10s but they could yet add another. SunSport has learned that Chelsea and England ace Cole Palmer would be open to a return to his boyhood city after two-and-a-half years away. Palmer, 23, moved from Manchester City to Chelsea in 2023, where he has become a...

Sport

45 m. ago Council tax reduction available to Brits on these 5 benefits

What you need to know about getting a council tax reduction

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82 m. ago Michael Carrick's next test for Man Utd board as Gary Lineker says 'sign the contract'

Michael Carrick has impressed since taking over as Manchester United interim boss and Gary Lineker has had his say on the 44-year-old's start to life at Old Trafford

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88 m. ago Homeware shoppers say 'lovely' £50 bedding set reduced to just £20 'feels so soft to sleep in'

'Got the whole bedding sets and it’s so soft'

Economics

1 hour ago Jonathan Anderson leans into Dior’s dramatic backstory for couture show

Designer spins the historic house off on a tangent in Paris, with his reading of its history being that shock value can sellFor billionaires with an eye on best-dressed lists and Oscar nominees with sights set on red carpet domination, Paris haute couture – where a dress can take months to make by hand, and cost as much as a small apartment in the city – is a shopping opportunity. For the rest of the fashion industry, it is a battle for bragging rights between the haughtiest brand names in the world. With ambitious young designers newly installed at Dior and Chanel vying for domination, that battle is feistier than ever.Haute couture is an arms race like no other. At 10 o’clock on a Monday morning, the Oscar nominee Teyana Taylor was in a diamond tiara in the front row of Schiaparelli, where the house is preparing for a lavish exhibition opening at the V&A Museum this spring. A few hours later in the garden of the Rodin Museum, where a mirrored Dior catwalk reflected a suspended...

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2 h. ago Lineker urges Arsenal to sign £81m star after Manchester United disaster

Gary Lineker has urged Arsenal to sign an £81m player following their 3-2 loss to Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium on Sunday (25 January).

Economics

2 h. ago Brits on five benefits could get discount on their council tax

People claiming certain benefits could be entitled to a council tax reduction that lowers their bill

Politics

2 h. ago Dermatologist says eye and forehead lines 'visibly reduced' using two anti

Dermatologist Dr Emma McMullen is a big advocate of the skincare duo

Politics

2 h. ago Donald Trump agrees to ‘look into’ pulling some ICE agents out of Minnesota, says Tim Walz’s office – US politics live

US president and Minnesota governor hold phone call as White House says CBP ‘won’t be needed’ if Walz and Grey comply with anti-immigration measuresAs more and more Republicans call for an investigation of Alex Pretti’s killing, it’s worth remembering that Donald Trump’s call for heavy-handed immigration enforcement appeared to have already rankled a portion of his base.A Politico poll that surveyed some 2000 adults between 16 and 19 January found that 49% of Americans believed Trump’s campaign was “too aggressive”. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Over a MILLION Harry Styles fans battle for Wembley tickets but are left gutted over eye

MORE than a million Harry Syles fans tried to get tickets to his upcoming Wembley Stadium shows yesterday morning – days before general sales even began. Each of his six gigs at the venue had pre-sale queues of up to 250,000 per date, sparking online panic. At first, fans were relieved to discover there would...

Sport

2 h. ago Suella Braverman's worst moments as failed Tory defects to Nigel Farage's Reform

Conservative former Home Secretary Suella Braverman has repeatedly made headlines over the years with a series of hard-line, offensive and down right weird comments

Events

3 h. ago Farage rubs salt in Kemi's wounds and rips apart the Right as ex

He lined up alongside Ms Braverman, 45, as she claimed the Tories had been taken over by centrist 'wets' who had left her with no choice but to defect after being sidelined by Kemi Badenoch.

Politics

3 h. ago Tim Walz claims Trump to consider ‘reducing the number of federal agents in Minnesota’ in wake of Alex Pretti shooting

New oversight from Tom Homan follows weeks of protests, declining public opinion polls and federal lawsuit demanding urgent withdrawal of federal officers

Politics

3 h. ago Scotland Six Nations injury latest as Townsend confirms next two in line and addresses Vaughan exit

Players could be added to boost training numbers

Events

4 h. ago Sepp Blatter suggests fans should not travel to US for World Cup

Ex-Fifa boss shows support for boycott callsSecurity concerns over tournament have risenFormer Fifa president Sepp Blatter on Monday suggested he supports fans boycotting World Cup matches in the United States this year due to security concerns.Blatter gave his support to comments from Swiss anti-corruption lawyer Mark Pieth, who worked with Fifa on potential reforms when Blatter was president, saying fans should stay away from the US for the tournament. Continue reading...

Politics

4 h. ago Kanye West apologises for antisemitism and claims 'I lost touch with reality'

The disgraced rapper claimed that his anti-semitic and offensive behaviour was the result of his struggles with bipolar disorder

Politics

4 h. ago Line of Duty stars' reunion sparks speculation over series 7 filming

Line of Duty stars Adrian Dunbar, Vicky McClure and Martin Compston reunited for a pint and shared a photo together

Culture

5 h. ago Tents pitched indoors for warmth and makeshift radiators: Ukrainians are freezing to death | Janine di Giovanni

As a war correspondent I’ve seen this strategy used before. Putin is weaponising the savage eastern European winterIn the winter of 1993, during the siege of Sarajevo, people burned books and furniture to keep warm. Water froze in pipes. Electricity vanished for the duration of the war. Children slept in coats and hats, their breath visible in dark rooms. Cold itself became a weapon of war.I remember, when I was reporting from the Bosnian capital, seeing doctors operating by candlelight or wearing camping headlamps. I remember old people chopping wood in the park in the centre of the city until there were no trees left, then dragging it home on sledges. I remember the ground being too frozen to bury the many dead on the football pitch, which later became a cemetery. I remember a terrible, frozen day when I went to an old people’s home near a frontline and counted dead body after dead body, all frozen in their sleep. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Line of Duty fans convinced series 7 filming is underway after cast reunion

Line of Duty stars recently reunited for a winter drink, sparking speculation that the show's seventh series is already in production

Culture