32 m. ago Evangelos Marinakis has clear thoughts on Ange Postecoglou as Nottingham Forest sack Nuno

Nottingham Forest have parted ways with Nuno Espirito Santo and former Tottenham head coach Ange Postecoglou has been linked with the City Ground vacancy

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34 m. ago Anglo American agrees mining mega merger; Londoners face commuting struggles as tube strike enters second day – business live

Deal will create $53bn mining giant but raises fears of job cuts as headquarters moves to VancouverIn the markets, the FTSE 100 index has edged 0.2% higher while Germany’s Dax gained 0.15% and Italy’s FTSE MiB rose by 0.5%.France’s CAC climbed by 0.7%, despite political turmoil in the country. French president Emmanuel Macron is seeking his fifth prime minister in less than two years, after centre-right PM François Bayrou was ousted in a confidence vote on Monday, as expected. This toppled his minority government.A quiet Monday masks a big week ahead for US markets, with the Nasdaq hitting an all-time high as tech and retail led a modest rebound. The S&P 500 added 0.5%, while the Russell 2000 lagged after its recent run. Treasury yields continued their descent, with the 10-year near 4%, its lowest in five months, and the 2-year hovering around 3.5%, levels last seen in 2022.Markets are fully priced for a 25bps cut [from the Fed] this month, and expect more to come. With PPI, CPI...

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41 m. ago Ange Postecoglou 'wants to go back to England' as huge Man United claim is made amid Nottingham Forest links

The former Tottenham boss could be in line for a return to management after Nottingham Forest sacked Nuno Espirito Santo

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42 m. ago Prince Harry 'forgets problems that are going on' in unique way after struggle

Prince Harry is able to 'forget problems' through his charity work, according to a young journalist who interviewed him at the WellChild Awards when he arrived on home turn

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1 hour ago Stojkovic’s struggles continue as Serbia chase euphoria against England

Lack of form among head coach’s attackers and a dearth of tactical solutions have led to a shortage of fan passionThe TV show Only Fools and Horses was extremely popular in Serbia, which is no surprise considering most of the business in this former Yugoslav republic is done in the “grey zone”. Shady people with lots of money and little education are all around in management positions, which is the reason for protests across the country.For decades, people such as Derek “Del Boy” Trotter – who have good connections and know how “the street works” – have held executive positions at the top of Serbian football. They are perceived as loyal to the ruling political party (currently the Serbian Progressive party). It is the main reason why people in the country have lost belief in the domestic league and the national team. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago New update on calls for monthly State Pension payments of £2,344 for people over 60

An online petition proposing a new ‘universal’ State Pension linked to the National Living Wage.

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2 h. ago 'I've made £6,000 on Vinted in 12 months using a simple method'

Polly has explained the methods she uses to maximise her profits selling old clothes, homeware and cosmetics

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2 h. ago Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson reveals real reason behind dramatic new physique: ‘Excited to transform again’

The actor says he is preparing for a new role as a ‘whimsical, eccentric 70-something year-old’

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4 h. ago Lisbon’s funicular tragedy struck a city that is struggling to balance old and new | Larry Ryan

Any large, historic city is a fragile thing – but Portugal’s property and tourism boom has intensified this sense of vulnerabilityIt’s often only when something breaks that you learn how it works. Occasionally, I use the funiculars dotted around Lisbon to quickly navigate steep, sweat-inducing hills. They don’t feel dangerous; a touch precarious, perhaps, but only because the fin-de-siecle contraptions, with their angular poise against the steep inclines and narrow wooden benches, seem so unlikely. But I hadn’t thought about how they actually function until the tragic accident at the Elevador da Glória last week: two carriages at either end of the climb, connected under the track by a haulage wire in perfect balance, provide a counterweight to propel each other, with the help of an electric cable overhead.Last Wednesday evening, during rush hour, a cable connecting two of those carriages reportedly disconnected, causing the higher one to careen downhill, derailing and crashing into ...

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4 h. ago ‘You want to talk about a world of lies?’ Teaching philosophy in prison | Jay Miller

My class of college students and inmates can get loud and rowdy, with everyone engaged. This is what philosophy should look like• This essay was originally published as Socrates Would Be Pleased on Aeon.coAt 8.30am sharp, a white van pulls up to the North Carolina college campus where the Outsiders are huddled in their black shirts, sleepy-faced but in good spirits. They pile in quickly, knowing there is a tight schedule to stick to. A 10-minute drive from campus, then the van pulls up under the arch of a large metal gate crowned with razor wire.By 8.45am, the Outsiders are standing in line, placing their possessions in plastic bins and waiting for the no-nonsense guards to pat them down and rifle through their things. They’re checking: are all cellphones securely locked in the van? Has the driver checked in their keys at the front desk? The Outsiders know the drill. They know that their clothing should be neutral and moderate. They know that IDs and visitor cards should be out and ...

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7 h. ago Regatta's £48 fur boots available for £7 are a 'warm and waterproof' alternative to Uggs

"These are lovely and snuggly and kept my feet nice and dry on a very wet walk"

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7 h. ago Bagpuss is back to fix broken Britain! Iconic character is being revived for new live action film

The much-loved programme about a pink and white cloth cat was voted the nation's favourite children's show in a 1999 BBC poll, and this new incarnation will be a sequel to the 13-episode series.

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8 h. ago Ellie Goulding's ex is the most eligible man you've never heard of! Caspar Jopling has royal pals and links with Hollywood that could explain new romance with Olivia Wilde

The art dealer, 33, may not be in the spotlight himself but his huge fortune and famous friends connect to him to everyone from King Charles to James Bond.

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8 h. ago Trump White House struggles to explain away latest Epstein bombshell

Democrats proved Monday that they can keep the trickle of Epstein headlines coming. That’s a big problem for Republicans who just hope it goes away, writes John Bowden

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9 h. ago Democrats rekindle Trump’s Epstein problem with birthday note

Message purporting to be from the president revives controversy over links to the late disgraced financier

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9 h. ago Nottingham Forest part company with head coach Nuno Espírito Santo

Nuno had led Forest to historic European qualificationHead coach recently admitted tensions with ownerNottingham Forest have parted company with their head coach, Nuno Espírito Santo, after a year and eight months, with Ange Postecoglou strongly linked to the vacant position. Nuno’s departure just three games into the season comes after the emergence of tensions with the owner, Evangelos Marinakis, over the past fortnight.“Nottingham Forest Football Club confirms that, following recent circumstances, Nuno Espírito Santo has today been relieved of his duties as head coach,” said a club statement in the early hours of Tuesday morning. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Epstein birthday letter DECODED: All the cryptic clues, the bizarre links to famous kids' book... and the revealing details behind Trump's signature

A birthday note sent to Jeffrey Epstein, allegedly bearing Donald Trump's signature, has resurfaced, filled with puzzling lines that reference a children's book and echo Trump's trademark turns of phrase.

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9 h. ago Ruth Perry’s sister says Ofsted reforms put school leaders ‘at risk of public shaming’

Professor Julia Waters, sister of Ruth Perry, said Ofsted’s new plans are just a cosmetic rebranding of the same ‘unreliable and punishing system’.

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9 h. ago Classic children’s character Bagpuss to make big screen return

The pink and white cloth cat, who lived in a shop that was a home for lost property, turned 50 last year.

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10 h. ago Angelina Jolie breaks down in tears as she recalls her late mother's heartbreaking struggle with cancer

Angelina Jolie cried as she recalled her late mother's struggle with cancer at the 2025 Toronto International Film Festival. She stars as a woman diagnosed with the disease in Couture, which debuted on Sunday.

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