6 h. ago Emile Cairess Seeking Sir Mo Farah's Records At 2026 TCS London Marathon

Emile Cairess Seeking Sir Mo Farah's Records At 2026 TCS London Marathon  FloTrack

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7 h. ago London Marathon 2026: Emile Cairess targets Mohamed Farah's British record

London Marathon 2026: Emile Cairess targets Mohamed Farah's British record  BBC

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8 h. ago Emile Cairess targets Sir Mo Farah’s record – but London Marathon 2026 brings much

The iconic 26.2 mile race will see Cairess joined by Patrick Dever, Phil Sesemann and more in pursuit of Farah’s prestigious mark, with the Bradford runner telling Jack Rathborn about his plans for 2026 and beyond

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8 h. ago The next great British rivalry targeting Mo Farah’s marathon record

The next great British rivalry targeting Mo Farah’s marathon record  The Independent

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8 h. ago London Marathon 2026: Emile Cairess ready to finally get his shot at Mo Farah's British record

Briton takes centre stage after pacing job for Olympic champion last year

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3 d. ago Tessa Rose Jackson: The Lighthouse review | Jude Rogers' folk album of the month

(Tiny Tiger)Moving from dream pop to acoustic clarity, the Dutch-British songwriter delivers her most personal record yet where loss is transformed into something quietly powerfulThe warm sounds of folk guitar provide the roots of Tessa Rose Jackson’s first album under her own name, time-travelling from Bert Jansch to REM to Sharon Van Etten in every strum and squeak. The Dutch-British musician previously recorded as Someone, creating three albums in dream-pop shades, but her fourth – a rawer, richer affair, made alone in rural France – digs into ancestry, mortality and memory.The Lighthouse begins with its title track. Strums of perfect fifths, low moans of woodwind and thundering rumbles of percussion frame a journey towards a beacon at “high tide on a lonesome wind”. The death of one of Jackson’s two mothers when she was a teenager informs her lyrics here and elsewhere: in The Bricks That Make the Building, a sweet, psych-folk jewel which meditates on “the earth that feeds the ga...

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6 d. ago Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior stresses Enzo Fernandez’s importance amid speculation

The World Cup-winner moved to Stamford Bridge from Benfica in February 2023 for a then-British record fee.

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6 d. ago Take That star admits feeling 'hatred' towards Robbie Williams in Netflix doc

Take That's series on Netflix charts the rise and fall of the record-breaking British group

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6 d. ago King Harold coins from 1066 and Roman artefacts top UK’s 2024 treasure finds

British Museum hails record-breaking year for archaeological discoveries – thanks largely to metal detectoristsA hoard of pennies linked to Harold II and most likely buried on the eve of battle in 1066, a rare Roman vehicle fitting, and a group of early medieval objects are among the archaeological finds and treasure discovered in Britain in 2024.It was a record-breaking year for archaeological and treasure finds in Britain, with the highest number recorded in a single year – thanks in large part to metal detectorists. Continue reading...

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1 week ago New Balance serves up its 2026 London Marathon training range inside London’s oldest pie and mash shop

New Balance serves up its 2026 London Marathon training range inside London’s oldest pie and mash shop  Shortlist

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1 week ago Martin O'Neill's Celtic plea for six signings triggered a British transfer record and now makes stomachs churn

The Irishman has long been appealing for better but as he hopes his latest signing demands pay off

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1 week ago British crime lord 'plotted huge £216million cocaine deal in 31 suitcases'

A US indictment claims deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro was involved in a record cocaine importation plotted by British crime lord Robert Dawes, who was known as The One

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3 w. ago ‘Shameful’ 41,000 people reached UK by small boat last year, says Home Office

Second highest annual number of irregular arrivals on record reached British shores in 2025More than 41,000 people crossed the Channel in small boats last year, figures branded “shameful” by the Home Office have revealed.The government said 41,472 people arrived in the UK by crossing the Channel in 2025 – the second highest number on record after 45,774 made the journey in 2022. Continue reading...

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