84 m. ago Why Ruben Amorim’s biggest fear at Manchester United isn’t the sack

Amorim has won just nine of his 33 league games in charge of United and recognises he needs more victories to avoid the axe

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84 m. ago Cristiano Ronaldo reunion possible for Man Utd with winter friendlies on cards

Ruben Amorim said United needed to ‘compensate a lot of things’ after missing out on European football.

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4 h. ago Thomas Tuchel drops Bukayo Saka bombshell and admits fear of dressing room backlash

Thomas Tuchel sent shockwaves through the England camp on Friday, leaving out superstar Jude Bellingham to deliver on a promise he made after the win in Serbia

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6 h. ago ‘I’m Andrew Cuomo, and I could pretend to do a lot of jobs’: NYC mayoral candidate’s AI campaign video ridiculed

The video shows Andrew Cuomo in a range of jobs including a window washer, a stockbroker and a subway traindriver

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6 h. ago Alan Shearer disagrees with Wayne Rooney Man Utd claim even after Ruben Amorim nightmare

Alan Shearer and Gary Lineker were left bemused by Wayne Rooney's claims the Man Utd players are not doing enough, saying the current climate is not helping

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6 h. ago Coronation Street fans fear for Lisa Swain as they 'work out' concerning plot after star's 'crossover' hint

It comes after Vicky Myers seemingly hinted she was set to be involved in a first for the ITV soap

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6 h. ago The Guide #211: What the world is watching, from Brazilian telenovelas to superheroes made of red bean paste

In this week’s newsletter: Guardian writers spotlight the much-loved shows in the country they live, including Jamaican breakfast telly, Big Brother Naija and X Factor for Polish pianistsA little while ago the Guide looked at the wave of international post-apocalyptic dramas washing up on our shores, bringing tales of climate catastrophe, violent autocracy and alien invasions from as far afield as Argentina, Nigeria and Korea. As well as revealing just how terrified the whole world is of the prospect of institutional collapse, it also – somewhat more positively – underscored what a globally connected industry TV is in 2025. Streaming networks, satellite channels, YouTube and hooky pirate streams can instantly serve up local content from every continent (Antartica excepted, though I’d love to hear if there’s a penguin mob drama from King George Island that I’ve missed).Still, as intermingled as TV is these days, there are still so many programmes that will probably never reach our sh...

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7 h. ago How do you celebrate James Bond Day when you don’t know who the next 007 will be?

All things Bond will be commemorated on 5 October. But while the new movie has a director and writer attached, we’re still none the wiser as to who will play the super-spyIt’s James Bond Day this Sunday, if you didn’t know – 5 October is now a celebration of all things 007, thanks to this being the date of the world premiere of Dr No, the very first Bond film, starring Sean Connery, in 1962. Imagine it as a bit like Star Wars Day, with fewer Wookiees and Ewoks and a whole lot more tuxedoed swagger.This year though, the advent of JBD (as no one has ever called it) is bit of a damp squib. It hasn’t been that long since Denis Villeneuve was announced as the director of the next Bond film (June, in fact) and even less time since Peaky Blinders’ Steven Knight was hired to write the script. But there’s been little to no sign since then of the new 007 actually being revealed, and even less sense of where this venerable franchise is going next. All we have are whisperings on the wind via th...

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8 h. ago 'Stay at home and rest': The latest Covid rules if you test positive as cases surge after new variants

Covid infections are on the rise in the UK 🤧

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8 h. ago Billie Eilish’s mom wants you to eat more plants. Here are her top tips

The mother of world-famous musicians Billie Eilish and Finneas has founded a non-profit dedicated to fostering a climate-friendly food system

Economics

8 h. ago Asad Rehman’s journey from antiracism campaigner in Burnley to head of Friends of the Earth

Climate crisis is ‘interconnected crisis of inequality’, says Rehman, who began organising at his school in the 1970s Each weekday morning, every child in the south Asian community in Burnley would gather before making the journey to school. It was the 1970s, the National Front were mobilising, and they were the children of south Asian workers invited to Britain a decade earlier to fill labour shortages.Among them was Asad Rehman, who had moved to the Lancashire town with his family from Pakistan at the age of four. “We would all walk together, because it was dangerous to walk alone,” he remembers. “Younger children in the middle, older children around the edge, because we’d be attacked on the way.” Continue reading...

Events

9 h. ago Keir Starmer a ‘handmaiden’ to the rise of Reform UK, Green Party’s Polanski warns

Zack Polanski is pitching the Green Party as a left-wing alternative for disgruntled Labour voters

Events

9 h. ago Czechs begin voting in election that could return populist to power

Billionaire Andrej Babiš hands out doughnuts on first day of voting as polls predict his ANO party will winCzechs have begun voting in an election likely to oust their centre-right government, with polls favouring the populist billionaire Andrej Babiš to return to power on pledges to raise wages and improve growth while reducing aid for Ukraine.The change would boost Europe’s populist anti-immigration camp and could complicate consensus on climate policies in a country where no sitting government has won a second term since 1996. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Taylor Swift vs Katie Price: As global popstar releases 12th album on same day British glamour model drops a new single how the pair have a lot in common

After Katie's 2017 single I Got U left her stunned when it soared to number one in the charts in August, she has revealed she's back in the studio again.

Economics

11 h. ago U.N. food agency to suspend food aid for 750,000 people in Somalia next month

The U.N. food agency has announced cuts to food assistance for hundreds of thousands in Somalia, where millions face the devastating effects of climate change and severe hunger

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11 h. ago Changing how people eat could save 15 million lives a year, landmark study finds

Researchers say Shift to mostly plant-rich, flexible global diet could slash premature deaths, ease inequality, and curb environmental destruction

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11 h. ago Global banking climate group to stop operations after member exodus

Several major banks, including British lenders HSBC and Barclays, left the Net Zero Banking Alliance in the last year.

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11 h. ago Stuart Armstrong demands Aberdeen turn Shakhtar 'clear the air' moment into something real

The Dons have finally broken their Pittodrie goal duck and now Armstrong is expecting a lot more.

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12 h. ago I've visited all 27 Caribbean islands as a travel expert. Here's the definitive guide on which to go to, the best bargains... and the ones to avoid like the plague. Now's the time to book

Deciding where to put your toes in the sand this winter is a lot of fun, but to make things easier here are my ten favourite Caribbean islands - and which to book depending on your preferences.

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12 h. ago Woman visits Wales to climb Yr Wyddfa but is left 'p****d off' by one thing

A woman recently visited Wales to climb Yr Wyddfa, but she admitted she was left "p****d off". After embarking on the highest mountain in Wales, she had a lot to say

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