92 m. ago Rangers vs Dundee United LIVE score and goal updates from Premiership clash at Ibrox

It's the first game of the post-Russell Martin era at Ibrox but there's plenty of changes to come as Steven Smith kicks things off

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2 h. ago ‘Indecency has become a new hallmark’: writer and historian Jelani Cobb on race in Donald Trump’s America

In a new essay collection, the dean of Columbia University’s graduate school of journalism makes a compelling argument that everything is connected and nothing is inevitable about racial justice or democracy“From the vantage point of the newsroom, the first story is almost never the full story,” writes Jelani Cobb. “You hear stray wisps of information, almost always the most inflammatory strands of a much bigger, more complicated set of circumstances.”The dean of Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism in New York could be reflecting on the recent killing of the racist provocateur Charlie Kirk. In fact, he is thinking back to Trayvon Martin, a 17-year-old African American student from Florida who was shot dead by a white Latino neighbourhood watch volunteer in 2012. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Emma Raducanu comment leaves fans speechless amid uproar – 'Unheard of'

Emma Raducanu fans have been left fuming at former world number eight John Isner after he claimed Valentin Vacherot's Shanghai Masters win was more impressive than the Brit's US Open triumph

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3 h. ago Inside Lewis Hamilton's name change and huge fortune as F1 star hits new heights

Lewis Hamilton has endured a tough few weeks after the death of his beloved dog Roscoe but he will be hoping to put his emotions to one side at the United States Grand Prix

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4 h. ago Why Jack Grealish is banned from playing in Everton vs Man City

The Premier League have denied Jack Grealish the chance to show Manchester City what they're missing as Pep Guardiola's side face Everton on Saturday in a 3pm kick-off

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5 h. ago Civil servant wins £1million in Omaze draw and vows to replace his rusty old camper van to go travelling

Mark Crawford, 49, who walks five miles to work and back every day, came home to discover he had won the life-changing sum in the Omaze Monthly Millionaire Draw.

Economics

5 h. ago Look for tiny rare detail in two penny coin that could sell for £1,000

Check your change for this special 2p coin which could sell for an eye-watering price if you own a version of it. But just make sure it features a teeny-tiny mistake on the front

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5 h. ago 'I painted my entire house myself and one roller hack saved my walls'

A woman who painted her entire house by herself has shared a 'game-changing' hack she learnt during the process that stopped her paint rollers from ruining her walls

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5 h. ago US podcaster who helped convict ‘Queen of the Con’ disappointed at short sentence

Johnathan Walton, who was a victim of Marianne ‘Mair’ Smyth, had helped UK authorities track her downA US podcaster and author who helped UK authorities convict a woman derisively known as the “Queen of the Con” of defrauding a group of Northern Irish mortgage advice customers has expressed disappointment in her being sentenced on Friday to only four years in prison.“She scams or tries to scam everyone she meets, and she will never change,” Johnathan Walton said in a statement after Marianne “Mair” Smyth’s sentencing closed the books on a transatlantic case against her. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Marco Bezzecchi recovers from hitting seagull to win Australian MotoGP sprint race

Italian rider wins white-knuckle sprint at Phillip Island on SaturdayAustralian Jack Miller qualifies on front row for Sunday’s main raceMarco Bezzecchi hit a seagull but still won a white-knuckle Australian MotoGP sprint race on Saturday, while Alex Marquez’s sixth-place inched him closer to sealing second in the world championship.France’s Fabio Quartararo threw down the gauntlet in qualifying when he shattered Bezzecchi’s Phillip Island lap record set a day earlier to bank his fifth pole of the season. Continue reading...

Sport

6 h. ago How this 'swicy' condiment has taken over the UK (and TikTok too)

With over 1bn TikTok views and scores of products on supermarket shelves, #hothoney is the sweet and spicy flavour of the moment, says Jack Burke

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6 h. ago Pride of Britain’s Carol Vorderman defiant over romantic liaisons while being single for 15 years

Presenter Carol Vorderman explains why this year has been life-changing as she opens up about her 'special friends', her changing style – and why the Pride of Britain Awards are a 'reboot' for her

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6 h. ago Details of devastating Ryan Giggs phone call emerge for first time

Extracts from a new book tell the story of the Ryan Giggs phone call that changed everything

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6 h. ago Pride of Britain host Carol Vorderman explains romantic liaisons while 'being single for 15 years'

EXCLUSIVE: Presenter Carol Vorderman explains why this year has been life-changing as she opens up about her 'special friends', her changing style - and why the Pride of Britain Awards are a 'reboot' for her

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6 h. ago Gen Z protests against corruption and inequality are shaking Morocco. Here's what to know

Protests have erupted in Morocco, driven by young people demanding change

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7 h. ago If you like a lot of chocolate on your biscuit look away now

Club and Penguin bars are now ‘chocolate flavour’ after owner McVitie’s cuts cocoa content amid soaring pricesIf you like a lot of chocolate on your biscuit you can no longer join our Club or pick up a Penguin, as the lunchbox favourites have reduced the amount of cocoa in their recipe so much they are now only “chocolate flavour”.The two snacks, both made by McVitie’s, changed their recipes earlier this year amid soaring cocoa prices – which have prompted manufacturers to try a number of different tactics to keep prices down. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Prince Harry's latest move 'paves way for return to UK with kids' but there's a hitch

Prince Harry has made a renewed plea for a change to his security arrangements while in the UK - and it could mean another change, according to an expert

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8 h. ago In the footsteps of Jack McConnell, John Swinney’s African expedition will have changed him

In one of life’s strange coincidences, I am in Malawi at the same time as Swinney dropped in for a few days

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8 h. ago 'It's about getting more money for the council': How people feel about huge parking changes in city

We went to one of the busiest places in Cardiff for parked cars but surprisingly didn't come across many people in favour of new council plans to charge heavier vehicles more to park there

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9 h. ago Country diary: Racing peregrines among the rusting mills | Richard Smyth

Manningham, Bradford: Twenty-six years after this great industrial hub closed down, it still has resonances with the community via its thrilling wildlifeA peregrine comes bombing down from the ornamented parapet of the 76-metre mill chimney Lister’s Pride, and a hundred pigeons scatter. I’m on Patent Street, Bradford, by the west wall of what was once the biggest silk mill in Europe, called Lister’s Mill, or sometimes Manningham Mills. It was thrown up in the 1870s by Samuel Cunliffe Lister, and for more than a century was one of the great industrial palaces of the north. Since shutting in 1999, about half has been restored as offices and high-end flats; the other half is derelict. Forests of buddleia cover the concrete floors, and fox trails wind through the weeds.Peer through steel grilles into the basements, and see hart’s-tongue ferns as thick and green as cabbages in a vegetable patch. Rust is everywhere (what John Ruskin called “living” iron: “It is not a fault in the iron, bu...

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