55 m. ago AMANDA PLATELL: Shameless Beatrice and Eugenie are about to make an unforgivable mistake. If they had even a shred of decency they wouldn't be doing this

Can it really be true that Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie are 'agonising' over a 'tug-of-love' dilemma?

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1 hour ago Luton fan PUNCHES fellow supporter in shocking scenes caught live on Sky

Sky Sports cameras captured an ugly scene in the stands as a Luton Town supporter appeared to punch a fellow fan following the Hatters' League One defeat to Reading on Thursday.

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1 hour ago When will my bin get collected? Aberdeenshire, Moray, Highlands and Islands Christmas bin collection dates

There are different bin collection guidelines for councils across Scotland - here are the dates and changes for Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, the Highlands and Islands, Orkney and Moray.

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2 h. ago The surprise star who defines the new type of Premier League playmaker

The Aston Villa midfielder is emblematic of a shift in Premier League thinking, says Miguel Delaney in his latest Inside Football newsletter

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2 h. ago British expat reveals how to spot a pickpocket in SECONDS after moving to Spain

Pickpocketing is, sadly, increasingly common in popular tourist destinations. Now, an expat who lives in Spain has shared his tips on avoiding it.

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2 h. ago Celtic v Aberdeen injury news: 9 out and 2 doubts as Nancy debates double switch and Thelin handed boost

The latest team news ahead of Celtic v Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership at Parkhead this weekend.

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2 h. ago Emotional Rory McIlroy explains why wife Erica skipped BBC Sports Personality of the Year ceremony

AN EMOTIONAL Rory McIlroy has explained why his wife Erica was NOT at the BBC Sports Personality of the Year awards bash. The Northern Irishman was crowned the winner to end a 36-year curse for a golfer to land the top prize. He jetted in from Florida to Manchester on Wednesday night to pick up...

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3 h. ago JD Sports worker wins £65,000 payout after supervisor slapped her bottom during shift

Jayla Boyd was working part-time at the store when a male supervisor slapped her on the bottom, blaming "muscle memory" for the incident at the retailer's Belfast branch in 2024

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3 h. ago 'I live in Spain — there are four major signs of a pickpocket you need to know'

Pickpockets can be very skilled at blending into crowds - but if you know what to look for, it's easy to spot them.

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3 h. ago Heathrow taxis plaguing local communities hit with blitz of 6,250 parking fines

Hillingdon Council imposed a Public Spaces Protection Order to stop taxis and private hire vehicles waiting in local streets before picking up customers from the airport

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3 h. ago England on the brink of humiliating Ashes record as Australia's emergency plan comes off

England are staring down the barrel of another Ashes series defeat after Travis Head and Australia piled on the runs in Adelaide

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3 h. ago Maresca on Chelsea future, Premier League news, and more: football – live

⚽ All the latest news going into the weekend programme⚽ Premier League: 10 things to look out for | Mail MichaelChelsea’s press conference has started.Enzo Maresca, Chelsea manager, is asked about the stories linking him to the Manchester City job.It doesn’t affect me. It’s 100% speculation. In this moment, there is not time for these type of things. I have a contract [at Chelsea] until 2029. I’m very proud to be here. I don’t pay attention to that.It’s important to understand the reason why this news was there. I’m focused on the Newcastle game. It is going to be a difficult game.About the Everton press conference? No. About other things? Yes. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago The best films of 2025: Alistair Harkness picks his highlights

From Scott Cooper’s take on Springsteen to an animation about a cat trying to survive a flood, Alistair Harkness names his top ten films of the year

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5 h. ago Jimmy Thelin's dogmatic Aberdeen claim never looked on – now a looming reality flies in face of Euro dreams

The dream of Europe soon turned into a nightmare thanks to the UEFA draw and more challenges are on their way

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5 h. ago Jimmy Thelin acknowledges gap between Aberdeen and Euro rivals now this is what he must do to bridge it

The dream of Europe soon turned into a nightmare thanks to the UEFA draw and more challenges are on their way

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5 h. ago Celtic vs Aberdeen prediction, free betting tips and odds for Sunday’s Premiership game

FOUR defeats on the spin now as Celtic's season continues to unravel ahead of the visit of Aberdeen on Sunday. SunSport betting experts have previewed the game and selected the best bets, tips and exclusive sign-up bonuses from our leading betting partners. Celtic vs Aberdeen preview Celtic's season continues to fall apart in the space...

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5 h. ago Celtic vs Aberdeen: Get £50 in free bets for Scottish Premiership game with Betfred

ABERDEEN are looking to pile more misery on hapless Celtic and Wilfried Nancy when making the trip to Parkhead on Sunday. And Betfred are offering brand new customers a wonderful £50 in free bets when they sign-up and stake a tenner on the Celtic Park contest. Find The Sun's betting publishing principles here Celtic vs...

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5 h. ago Thierry Henry pleads for Celtic to let Wilfried Nancy 'cook' as Arsenal icon sets out judgement day timeline

Nancy was slapped with brutal fan chants in the wake of his fourth consecutive defeat against Dundee United

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5 h. ago England are left on the brink of Ashes humiliation in Adelaide after another miserable day

LAWRENCE BOOTH IN ADELAIDE: On the day England needed a miracle, they got the off-spin of Will Jacks and Joe Root. Australian minds will know that the tourists are not serious about winning.

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5 h. ago Travis Head piles on pain with hometown hundred as Australia tighten grip on Ashes

Third Test, day three: Australia 371 & 271-4; England 286England trail by 356 runs to leave series hopes hanging by a threadThere were flickers of hope for England on the third day in Adelaide but like some of the murmurs thrown up by Snicko during this pivotal third Ashes Test, they were never entirely convincing. Instead, courtesy of Travis Head’s hometown hundred, Australia manoeuvred their way into a position of outright dominance.At stumps the hosts had reached 271 for four and built a lead of 356 runs. As a 53,700-strong crowd filtered out, the majority did so beaming. They had watched Head only further his cult hero status: an unbeaten 142 from 196 balls that meant England would need a record chase on this ground to prevent going 3-0 down in the series. Continue reading...

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