2 h. ago NFL is sensitive about Will Reichard field goal that apparently hit wire in London

NFL is sensitive about Will Reichard field goal that apparently hit wire in London  NBC Sports

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6 h. ago No time for sleep or a shower: endurance runner covers 764km over five gruelling days to win Backyard Ultra world title

Australian Phil Gore wins Backyard Ultra World ChampionshipFirefighter completes 114 laps of 6.7km course in TennesseePhil Gore can be forgiven for thinking about retirement. The West Australian firefighter had just run 764km to win the Backyard Ultra World Championship in Tennessee.Over nearly five days, with little time for sleep let alone his personal hygiene, he proved himself a class above the rest of the field in one of the world’s premier endurance running competitions. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Flu warning as Brits urged to get vaccine after UKHSA uncovers staggering trend

The UK Health and Security Agency (UKHSA) has warned that vulnerable adults could be placed at risk of serious infection if children aren't vaccinated this season

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8 h. ago Oil supply glut paves way for Trump to tighten screws on Russia

Low energy prices prove influential in Washington’s pivot to sanctions on Moscow’s two biggest producers

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8 h. ago Rachel Reeves 'considering breaking Labour manifesto pledge with income tax rise at Budget'

Treasury discussions to fill estimated £30billion gap include possibly adding 1p to basic rate or raising higher or additional tax rates

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9 h. ago BBC EastEnders fans 'uncover' huge clue who fathered Zoe's twins after 'confession'

EastEnders fans are convinced they know the father of Zoe Slater's twins after her confession

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11 h. ago Trump's turnaround on sanctions targets Russia's oil companies that fund the war in Ukraine

U.S. President Donald Trump has done a turnaround on sanctions against Russia, taking aim at Russia's two biggest oil companies and the billions of dollars they reap for Moscow's war against Ukraine

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12 h. ago Supercars and powerboat seized from illegal immigrant fraudster who made £8.5m selling homes he didn't own are put up for auction

Mauritarian immigrant Anopkumar Maudhoo made £8.5m out of 45 victims, using the cash to snap up a Lamborghini, a rare Aston Martin and other supercars.

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12 h. ago Dave Ball was not some bloke in the background of Soft Cell – he drove their startling, subversive sound

Far more than a mute foil to Marc Almond, Ball brought his love of northern soul and strange electronics to bear on some of Britain’s most uncompromising pop• News: Dave Ball, synth-pop hitmaker as one half of Soft Cell, dies aged 66By common consent, Soft Cell’s first Top of the Pops appearance, on 13 August 1981, ranks among the show’s most striking performances. It was impactful enough to send their single Tainted Love first into the Top Ten, then to No 1 – it ultimately became the second biggest-selling single of the year – and to provoke a number of complaints. The latter were caused by the duo’s frontman, Marc Almond, clad in eyeliner and jewellery, delivering his vocal with a weird combination of intense passion, high camp and occasional knowing looks to camera: he was clearly a gay man, but a gay man who declined to conform to the pantomime stereotype that still prevailed on British TV, a decision that first upset his own record company boss – who collared Almond backstage a...

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13 h. ago Renters’ Rights Bill: key changes for London landlords and tenants as the Bill is set to become law

The Renters’ Rights Bill will bring the biggest shake-up to private renting in a generation when it receives royal assent in the coming weeks. Here’s what landlords and tenants need to know

Society

13 h. ago Detectorist uncovers what could be Wales’s biggest treasure hoard buried in a muddy field

David Moss slept with the coins in his car for three days before passing them on to experts

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14 h. ago Scottish Open Snooker 2025 Draw and Schedule: Who will be appearing, how to get tickets and is Ronnie O'Sullivan playing?

We now know the lineup for Scotland’s biggest snooker competition.

Sport

14 h. ago Detectorist uncovers what could be Wales’ biggest treasure hoard buried in a muddy field

David Moss slept with the coins in his car for three days before passing them to experts

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14 h. ago ‘Fermented in the gut’: scientists uncover clues about kopi luwak coffee’s unique taste

Study reveals ingredients of beans passed through civets’ digestive system that makes hot drink beloved by HollywoodIt is a coffee beloved by Hollywood and influencers – now researchers say they have found an ingredient that might help explain the unique flavour of kopi luwak.Also known as civet coffee, kopi luwak is produced from coffee beans that have passed through the digestive system of the Asian common palm civet. The resulting product is not only rare, but very expensive – costing about £130 for 500g. Continue reading...

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15 h. ago Blur's Damon Albarn praises Oasis and admits 'I don't know how they do it'

Damon Albarn has put his feud with Oasis aside as he credited the Gallagher brothers with making Britpop feel 'like it's the biggest thing on Earth' following their sell-out summer tour

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15 h. ago Sport’s biggest betting scandals: From Shohei Ohtani’s interpreter to Phil Mickelson, Ivan Toney and more

Betting scandals have been a concern for professional sports leagues for as long as they’ve existed

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15 h. ago Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant reconnected to external power from Ukraine

Move ends month-long reliance on backup generators after power line was cut in SeptemberRussian engineers have reconnected the occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to external electrical power from Ukraine, ending a month-long emergency that had plunged the future of the six-reactor site into doubt.Ukrainian sources told the Guardian that Russian technicians had hoped to connect Europe’s biggest nuclear plant – which had been relying on backup generators since its last external power line was cut in September – to power from the Russian grid on 7 October as a birthday present for Vladimir Putin. Continue reading...

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16 h. ago How Man Utd rate their four new signings as Matheus Cunha’s unlikely squad friendship is revealed

MANCHESTER UNITED'S first summer signing reserved his best performance for Anfield and the second summer signing reserved his first Premier League away goal for the visit to their biggest rivals. Roy Keane once said “every little victory counts” and United’s at Liverpool was their biggest under Ruben Amorim. Just as pleasing for the onlooking chief...

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16 h. ago Join the party for just £285 for 3 nights to see Luke Littler at Butlin’s Minehead for PDC Players Championship Finals

BUTLIN'S Minehead is gearing up for an electrifying weekend of world-class darts as the PDC Players Championship Finals return to the iconic resort. The stage is set for a thrilling tournament, with the biggest names in darts, including teenage sensation Luke Littler and reigning champion Luke Humphries, set to battle it out for the coveted...

Sport

16 h. ago Just redo it: inside Nike’s plans to put the swoosh back into its sales

The world’s largest sportswear company was wobbling amid complaints that it had become too safe. Armed with a provocative new slogan, the company reveals the innovations and strategy it hopes will turn its reputation aroundThe entrance to Nike’s swish global headquarters in Beaverton, Oregon is paved with rough cobbles, designed to remind employees to watch their step when they go forward.Last summer, though, not even the world’s biggest sports brand could stop itself from taking an almighty tumble. Continue reading...

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