27 m. ago Man Utd 'wanted to send Marcus Rashford to seventh tier club' as private talks emerge

Marcus Rashford has landed himself in hot water in recent years at Manchester United and Erik ten Hag was reportedly told by a confidant that Sir Alex Ferguson would have sent him to Macclesfield if he stepped out of line

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27 m. ago Bonmatí ‘has to believe’ change will happen after Rubiales conviction

Midfielder hopes the fight of Hermoso was not in vainSpain squad ‘thankful’ for support shown by EnglandAitana Bonmatí said she “has to believe” that change will happen and that the fight of Jenni Hermoso and Spain players has not been in vain, after the conviction of Luis Rubiales for sexual assault.Speaking before England host Spain at Wembley on Wednesday, the first meeting of the two sides since Spain’s 1-0 victory in that World Cup final in Sydney, the two-time Ballon d’Or winner, when asked whether she thought change would happen, said: “I have to believe. I believe this case happened for a reason and makes us more respected as women. People will realise that it has been important, and it doesn’t need to happen any more.” Continue reading...

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42 m. ago NHS chief’s surprise resignation puts scrutiny on Streeting’s vision for NHS

Health secretary reveals that tighter Whitehall control will form part of government’s ‘plan for change’

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47 m. ago Trott defends Afghanistan’s men with cloud hanging over England game

Taliban’s ban on women playing cricket has led to calls for a boycott by the ECB, but Champions Trophy match proceedsA day out from what is a must-win game for both Afghanistan and England, Jonathan Trott, head coach of the former, addressed the issue that is impossible to ignore during this Champions Trophy. The Taliban continues its brutal clampdown on women’s rights back in Afghanistan and Trott outlined the position his players find themselves in.“They know the difference between right and wrong,” said Trott, drawing a distinction between a team that play their cricket in exile under the previous Afghan flag and the regime at home. “They are under no illusions about where they have come from and they’re very courageous. You see that in their cricket and that’s the one thing I’ve not tried to change at all. They know who they are playing for and representing.” Continue reading...

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47 m. ago Farmers fear being ‘blacklisted’ for raising concerns with watchdog, MPs told

Liberal Democrat MP David Chadwick ) said the Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA) should have more remit to ensure a ‘fair market’ for farmers.

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49 m. ago Watch: MSNBC host Rachel Maddow slams own network for axing Joy Reid

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow criticized her own network for axing Joy Reid and canceling shows anchored by non-white women.

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51 m. ago Household energy bills to soar by average of £111 from April 1 as Sir Keir Starmer told to 'apologise'

This is 9.4% or £159 higher than this time last year

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54 m. ago Will Smith slammed for 'inappropriate' act with singer India Martinez amid unusual marriage with Jada Pinkett

Will Smith has been blasted over an 'inappropriate' act with a female singer onstage amid his unusual marriage arrangement with wife Jada Pinkett.

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55 m. ago Richard Branson puts Little Venice houseboat where he started his Virgin empire up for rent for £5,200 a month

The Virgin co-founder bought the boat, called Duende, in the 1970s after he married his first wife Kristen Tomassi.

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56 m. ago Queen Máxima of the Netherlands sheds a tear as she visits Anne Frank exhibition in New York City

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands fought back tears today as she visited the Center for Jewish History in New York City, USA.

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59 m. ago Spain head coach Montse Tome refuses to answer questions on Luis Rubiales case

Tome, who was assistant head coach to Jorge Vilda at the Women’s World Cup, said she was only focused on the football ahead of Spain’s meeting with England at Wembley

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64 m. ago This is a hard choice. We believe in foreign aid – but we have to make cuts. We must keep the UK safe | David Lammy

Putin’s Russia is a threat to all Europe, including the UK. Vital aid work will be hit as we spend more on defence, but we must deal with the world as it isThere are moments in history when everything turns, but the extent of change is not perceived until later when the fog has cleared. These are hinge points that require clear leadership and bold action. In the late 1940s, my Labour predecessor and hero Ernie Bevin, alongside Clement Attlee, saw through the fog when they led Britain into Nato and the UN, and secured the development of Britain’s nuclear deterrent. In the 1960s, Harold Wilson saw through the paranoia of the cold war, refusing Lyndon Johnson’s request to send British troops to Vietnam. In the 1990s, Tony Blair understood that unless we stopped the president of Serbia, Slobodan Milošević, there would be no peace in the Balkans.Three years into Vladimir Putin’s brutal war, this is again a hinge point for Britain. Keir Starmer’s commitment to dramatically raise defence s...

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70 m. ago ‘Immediate risk to life’ for mother on hunger strike over jailed son – doctor

The Free Alaa campaign said Laila Soueif is now on the 149th day of her hunger strike and was admitted to hospital on Monday evening.

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73 m. ago Fred West's chilling confession that led police to 'house of horrors'

Serial Killer Fred West's 'matter of fact' confession to stunned police officers sparked an investigation into the most sickening and depraved crimes in UK history

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77 m. ago Police carry out new 'thorough' search of layby for body of murdered mum Rania Alayed

It's the latest search of land around the A19 in Thirsk, North Yorkshire

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86 m. ago Gareth Bale and wife put on animated display as they lead celebs at Burberry show

Footballing legend Gareth Bale and his wife were all smiles as they sat alongside Ian Wright for Burberry's London Fashion Week show on Monday night

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91 m. ago Unexpected history of pancakes from Ice Age discoveries to Roman treat

Ahead of this year's Pancake Day celebrations, the Mirror takes a look at the history of this delicious - and surprisingly ancient - flippable treat, including the intriguing toppings your ancestors would have loved

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92 m. ago Joe Goldberg hails himself ‘luckiest guy in New York’ in You final series teaser

The series has followed the life of Joe, played by Gossip Girl actor Penn Badgley, as he dates women while contending with his dark impulses.

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1 hour ago Senate confirms Driscoll as Army secretary, putting an Iraq War vet at the helm

The Senate has confirmed Dan Driscoll to be the next Army secretary, voting 66-28 to put the former soldier and Iraq War veteran at the helm of the service

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1 hour ago Former I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here! star opens up about being sexually abused by scout group leaders when he was younger

The former Eleven O' Clock show host, 51, told how as a nine-year-old boy he was ordered to strip naked and 'jump up and down' while having tennis balls thrown at him.

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