38 h. ago ‘We just want to race’: Riders demand tighter security after protesters halt Vuelta

Bilbao stage disruption latest in series of incidentsCPA says ‘unacceptable’ to put race competitors at riskThe Professional Cyclists’ Association (CPA) has demanded better security at the Vuelta a España after protesters disrupted stages in recent days, with one rider crashing when demonstrators ran on to the road.The CPA expressed concern about rider safety after incidents on Tuesday’s stage 10 and Wednesday’s stage 11, as well as last week’s team time trial when protesters holding Palestinian flags stopped the Israel-Premier Tech team. Continue reading...

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45 h. ago National League match abandoned after sickening head clash as player hospitalised

Eastleigh defender Archie Harris collided with Scunthorpe's Jean Belehouan before the game was abandoned in stoppage time

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54 h. ago National League match abandoned after horror collision involving player on loan from Premier League club

A National League clash between Eastleigh and Scunthorpe was abandoned in stoppage time after a sickening clash of heads left two players needing urgent medical attention.

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54 h. ago National League match abandoned as paramedics storm pitch and game ends in chaos

A national league match was forced to be adandoned tonight deep into stoppage time as paramedics were forced to rush onto the pitch after two players smashed heads

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55 h. ago National League match abandoned in stoppage time after sickening collision between players

Eastleigh’s Archie Harris and Scunthorpe’s Jean Belehouan collided in stoppage-time with the match at 1-1, with the referee abandoning the game after both players required medical treatment

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3 d. ago 'We'll speak to our dead via an AI app in 5 years – and nobody will visit a cemetery'

A University of Cambridge professor predicts that, in a few years' time, we'll stop going to cemeteries and simply speak to our dead on AI-generated apps - although she's worried what this might mean for humankind

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5 d. ago Regis Le Bris delighted to see Sunderland take advantage of limited chances

Wilson Isidor’s stoppage-time header won it.

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8 d. ago Extra bus to be introduced in bid to stop Dumfriesshire schoolkids being stranded at side of road

Pupils trying to get to Wallace Hall Academy have been having difficulty getting on buses as they are already full by the time they reach their stop.

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8 d. ago Pretty UK village where house prices are being slashed by £100k after second homes nightmare

A homeowner is struggling to sell her waterside cottage even after slashing the price by a staggering £100,000, as locals argue their village has become a "ghost town".

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8 d. ago There’s an obvious way to challenge Nigel Farage. But Keir Starmer won’t do it | Rafael Behr

Labour’s reluctance to name Brexit as the cause of so many problems hasn’t stopped Reform’s rise. It’s time to try the truthSo begins another chapter in the liberation struggle. Released from bondage to the EU, Britain finds itself subjugated to a more insidious foe. The border that should have been sealed is wide open. The foreign hordes are still coming, but their passage is no longer directed by bureaucrats from Brussels. This time, national emancipation depends on breaking the tyranny of human rights lawyers.That is the plot to Nigel Farage’s Brexit sequel, previewed on Tuesday in an airport hangar in Oxfordshire. The Reform UK leader laid out plans for “mass deportation” of migrants – all who arrive without permission, plus those who are here already and came by illicit channels.Rafael Behr is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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9 d. ago John Barnes believes Rio Ngumoha must ‘grow slowly’ at Liverpool

The 16-year-old was the Reds’ stoppage-time match-winner against Newcastle on Monday night.

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9 d. ago Rio Ngumoha reacts to ‘crazy’ late winner and entering Liverpool record books

The 16-year-old scored in the 10th minute of stoppage-time to give the Reds a thrilling 3-2 victory over Newcastle

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9 d. ago Rio Ngumoha not getting ‘carried away with all the noise’ over Liverpool winner

The 16-year-old scored in the 10th minute of stoppage-time to give the Reds a thrilling 3-2 victory over Newcastle.

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9 d. ago Arne Slot relieved after chaotic Liverpool win: ‘That wasn’t a football match’

Slot sent on 16-year-old forward Rio Ngumoha in stoppage time and the teenager found a dramatic winner in the 110th minute

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9 d. ago Burning Man 2025 attendees left to clean storm up aftermath as 'great burn' in doubt

Burning Man has been hit by difficult weather conditions, but that hasn't stopped festival goers from having a good time, and now one attendee has shared a storm update

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1 week ago Rio Ngumoha’s decisive cameo inflicts heartbreak and defeat on suffering Newcastle

Newcastle 2-3 Liverpool: The 16-year-old scored 10 minutes into stoppage time on a night where everything seemed to go against Eddie Howe’s team

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1 week ago Virgil van Dijk hails Rio Ngumoha’s ‘dream debut’ for Liverpool at Newcastle

The teenager came off the bench to score deep into stoppage time as the champions snatched a 3-2 victory at St James’ Park.

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1 week ago Rio Ngumoha’s decisive cameo inflicts heartbreaking defeat on suffering Newcastle

Newcastle 2-3 Liverpool: The 16-year-old scored 10 minutes into stoppage time on a night where everything seemed to go against Eddie Howe’s team

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1 week ago Newcastle vs Liverpool live: Rio Ngumoha slots home stoppage time winner for Reds

Newcastle 2-3 Liverpool: Teenage sensation Ngumoha scored the decisive goal in some late drama at St. James’ Park as the Reds claimed all three points

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1 week ago Kane and Bayern lay down ominous title marker as Ten Hag suffers shock defeat | Andy Brassell

The Bundesliga favourites thrash RB Leipzig 6-0, while Bayer Leverkusen and Borussia Dortmund endure setbacksRemember when Harry Kane never scoring in August was a curio that felt like it needed an exorcism? Nobody in Germany remembers, and an era when Bayern Munich’s centre-forward seemed even vaguely stoppable seems like a very long time ago. The optics of his imperious second-half hat-trick in this opening game were very welcome, particularly in the light of the Bundesliga’s groundbreaking new TV deal which meant viewers in the England captain’s home country could see Kane do his thing on the BBC or on a choice of two different YouTube platforms.Yet the remarkable thing about Bayern’s first-night salvo is that they still would have destroyed RB Leipzig, one of their more challenging domestic hurdles of recent years, had Kane not showed up to the party. It was the dictionary definition of ruthlessness but Ole Werner, the new Leipzig coach, could have done nothing in his half-time ...

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