10 h. ago Liverpool’s 20th league title awaits, WCL and FA Cup semis, and more – matchday live

All the latest news and build-up before Sunday kick-offsToday’s fixtures | Latest tables | And you can also mail usWhere to begin? Well, Liverpool will dominate today’s blog for sure, but it’s worth recapping everything that happened yesterday on a sizzling Saturday of football. There were ups and downs galore.Crystal Palace stormed into the FA Cup final with a dash of Ebere Eze genius and two Ismaïla Sarr goals, Barcelona lifted Spain’s Copa del Rey after a thrilling extra-time victory over Real Madrid, there were Premier League wins for Newcastle, Chelsea, Brighton, Fulham and Wolves, Celtic claimed a 55th (yes, really) Scottish league title and there was an almighty changing of the guard in Welsh football as Wrexham sealed promotion to the Championship – a third successive promotion for them – and Cardiff dropped into League One. Continue reading...

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14 h. ago Scotland's top law officer announces new safeguards to protect rape victims after Sunday Mail campaign

Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC will make the announcement today.

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16 h. ago MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Fish for weapons? Yet another EU surrender we don't need to make

In one of the great ambushes of history, British negotiators found that membership would involve an invasion of our waters by foreign fishermen, which meant years of disaster.

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18 h. ago Labour minister who was sacked after a Mail on Sunday investigation revealed he was part of a racist and sexist WhatsApp group is now facing calls for him to quit as an MP

Andrew Gwynne (pictured) was dismissed as Health Minister hours after the MoS showed Number 10 and the Labour officials vile messages he and others posted on a WhatsApp group.

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7 d. ago 'Rescuing a traumatised greyhound has spurred me to fight to ban racing'

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Green MSP Mark Ruskell has launched a bid to end greyhound racing in Scotland after taking in former racer Bert.

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7 d. ago MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Zealots will never admit they're wrong

Fanatics never give up. They are so convinced that they are right and good, and that everyone else is wrong and bad, that a mere Supreme Court ruling against them barely gives them pause.

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7 d. ago Teenagers risking heart trouble from nicotine pouches made popular by top football stars accused of glamorising the trend

Shock figures revealed exclusively to The Mail on Sunday suggest half of 15 to 18-year-olds regularly pop a pouch into their mouths, giving them a nicotine hit that is 15 times stronger than a cigarette.

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7 d. ago The Bootyguard! Kim Kardashian is hot favourite to take Whitney's role in Bodyguard remake

The Mail on Sunday has learned the script has been 'specifically tailored' to Ms Kardashian, who is anxious to make her big-screen debut as a leading lady.

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1 week ago Delicious red beverage that is scientifically proven to 'unclog arteries' and cut cholesterol

According to the studies, this deliciously tangy red drink that has been scientifically proven to unclog your arteries and reduce cholesterol levels, making it a great addition to your diet.

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1 week ago Nearly half of fox hunts in Scotland fold since 2023 crackdown on blood sport

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Dumfriesshire and Stewartry Foxhounds is latest to shut down - weeks after one of its hunstmen was charged with assault.

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2 w. ago Donald Trump’s tariff trade war wipes over £11bn off Scottish pension funds

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Scots retirement savings on frontline of US president's 'daft' trade war as experts confirm multi-billion pound hit.

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2 w. ago SNP Health Secretary slammed for failing to respond to muscular dystrophy families

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Health Secretary Neil Gray has been criticised for posting about football and traffic lights on social media while failing to respond to a lawyer for families desperately trying to access a new life extending drug.

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2 w. ago Albanian gang boss pleads guilty to entering the UK illegally after Mail on Sunday investigation led to his arrest

The Home Office last night hailed this newspaper's 'brilliant investigative journalism' that led to Alket Dauti - who smuggled hundreds of migrants to Britain in lorries - being hauled in front of a court.

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2 w. ago New blow for former British number one tennis ace Emma Radacanu as Vodafone hang up on £3milion partnership

The Mail on Sunday can reveal Ms Raducanu has been axed from her £3million-a-year partnership with Vodafone.

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2 w. ago MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Don't let Net Zero scupper a chance to rekindle a vital asset

Those in our dwindling steel towns must have felt a special pain as they saw their crucial workplaces bought by foreign bosses and often closed.

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3 w. ago Under fire NHS GGC bosses 'failing to learn from hundreds of major incidents in hospitals'

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has apologised after recording more than 1000 'serious adverse events' in the last five years.

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3 w. ago Feargal Sharkey challenges Scottish Water CEO to drink glass of river water amid sewage dump row

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: The ex-Undertones frontman has vowed to pay £1,000 to a charity of Scottish Water boss Alex Plant’s choosing if he agrees to the dare.

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3 w. ago 'Beastie House' paedophile ring among hundreds of Scots prisoners who may never be released

Figures obtained by the Sunday Mail have revealed there are 251 convicted criminals who could spend the rest of their lives behind bars.

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3 w. ago Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater accused of 'breaking Green Party rules'

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater have been accused of trying to safeguard their MSP jobs

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3 w. ago Former Tory Jamie Greene convinced other MSPs will leave 'right wing populist' party

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Jamie Greene, who announced on Friday he had joined the Lib Dems, claimed his former party was “not a happy ship” under new leader Russell Findlay.

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