85 m. ago Bullish Lando Norris qualifies in third place for F1 Miami sprint race

Norris ‘more confident than I have ever been’Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli takes debut sprint poleLando Norris wants only to focus on his racing as he attempts to re-establish his challenge for the Formula One world championship this season. The McLaren driver insists he has never been so confident in his own ability before this weekend’s Miami Grand Prix, where he qualified in third place for Saturday’s sprint race and Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli took his debut F1 sprint pole.The British driver opened the season strongly with a win in Australia and led the championship until the last round in Saudi Arabia when he was overtaken by his teammate Oscar Piastri, who has now won three of the opening five meetings. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Ange Postecoglou 'really hard' on Tottenham players as he makes Premier League claim amid European priority

Spurs boss insisted he was angry with his players after heavy defeat to Liverpool last weekend

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1 hour ago Arne Slot drops hint on Liverpool's summer transfer plans after title triumph

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot is hoping that the wild and emotional scenes last weekend at Anfield will inspire his players to retain the Premier League title

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3 h. ago Brits who saved Netherlands from Nazis issue 'fragile peace' warning before big mission

Twenty veterans are heading overseas for the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Netherlands ahead of VE Day and warn Brits to learn the lessons of war.

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4 h. ago Enjoy homemade frozen treats this heatwave as Cuisinart slashes £100 off 'instant' ice

Enjoy frozen treats with family and friends this bank holiday weekend, without paying extortinate prices at your local ice-cream shop as Cuisinart have axed their ice-cream maker by a massive £100

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5 h. ago McLaren face investigation after Lando Norris sent out with tools in his cockpit

The British driver’s weekend started in peculiar circumstances when he took to the track with a spanner and torch inside his car.

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6 h. ago Premier League team news: predicted lineups for the weekend action

Chelsea must beat champions Liverpool on Sunday to maintain their top-five push while Aston Villa host FulhamFriday 8pm Sky Sports Premier League Venue Etihad Stadium Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Luke Littler confirms World Cup stance after falling out with German fans

Luke Littler claimed this week that he was skipping this weekend’s European Darts Grand Prix in Germany having clashed with the country's fans - but will still head to the World Cup that will be held there

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7 h. ago ‘I was scared to even eat the vegetables in my fridge’: the eating disorder that focuses on food purity

As health institutions collapse and Maha influencers spread food fears, experts say orthorexia is on the riseKatie Lundgreen Urness’s struggles with disordered eating began when she was just 11.A gymnast, she put a lot of value in being petite. Urness, 28, who lives in Utah, remembers longing for candy as a child but “feeling like I couldn’t eat a single Skittle”. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Your Guardian Sport weekend: football, world snooker finale and F1 in Miami

Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Championship final day permutations as THIRTEEN clubs set to learn fate

Leeds and Burnley may already be set for next season's Premier League but as they look to decide who finishes top there is plenty of anxious moments guaranteed down the table

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7 h. ago BBC Beyond Paradise replacement confirmed as Death in Paradise spin

BBC viewers will be disappointed to learn that Beyond Paradise has come to an end, but the show that will be replacing the thriller has been confirmed

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7 h. ago Trump uses Alabama graduation speech to bash transgender athletes and air usual political grievances

President Trump told college grads: ‘I'd pay you a lot of money to have your age’

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8 h. ago Why is election day a cause for celebration? | Fiona Katauskas

After Saturday, things will be a lot less campaignfulSee more of Fiona Katauskas’s cartoons here Continue reading...

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8 h. ago My mothers’ group goes camping every year. A lot has changed, but I’m grateful we still have each other | Holly Wainwright

Author Holly Wainwright reflects on her decade-long friendships with the women she met in a strip-lit shopping mall when her first child was a newbornWe knew it was coming. The camping trip when the kids would be up later than the parents, adult ears tuned in not for tears and temperatures but for tent zips flicking up and down at midnight, our alcohol audited and phone trackers at hand.This past Easter weekend, it arrived. The count was the same: 11 adults, 14 kids. The destination was new, but not unusual. A classic Australian campground – powered sites, a well-worn kitchen and a toilet block with a code it takes days to remember. A tepid, kidney-shaped pool and a sandy track to a beach stretching away in all directions. Continue reading...

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8 h. ago Football Daily | Premier League’s bully boys kill the romance in Europe’s hip competitions

Those of a Liverpool persuasion, do look away now. That’s if you’ve sobered up from last Sunday, but even if you’ve had your fun this may annoy: there’s a thought this has been an unsatisfying Premier League season. Brentford’s beating of Nottingham Forest on Thursday night further dulled the romance. It looks as if the Tricky Trees will not now be in Bigger Cup, much to the chagrin of edit producers who had already started working on that Cloughie montage. With zero relegation battle there’s only Manchester City’s fall from grace to, er, fourth to gawp at. Thank goodness for the continent, then, where the Premier League’s brave boys can remind those Eurocrats that ours is the best bloody league in the world. It’s going well, actually, though there is something of a bullies turning up at junior school vibe to such success. That’s to set aside Arsenal, hanging on in Bigger Cup’s semis, a goal down despite the fear North London Forever must have put into PSG at the Emirates.We’ve had ...

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8 h. ago Coronation Street fans 'work out' legend's return in Betsy Swain twist

Coronation Street viewers are convinced that a beloved character will be making a return to the cobbles in light of recent antics

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9 h. ago Slot says title can lure players to Liverpool, Allen to retire, Dier leaving Bayern: football – live

Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekendFixtures | Tables | Read Football Daily | Email TahaA bit more from Eddie Howe, on Alexander Isak: “He’s not for sale from my perspective ”Dejan Kulusevski has been talking about how the Europa League has brought out Tottenham’s best amid a wretched domestic season, PA Media reports“When you do performances like [the win at Eintracht Frankfurt], you want to repeat them,” Kulusevski said. “I think in Europe, we play a little bit different. We play with less risk and we put the ball up more in the space like we did today and we got to keep doing that in Europe.“This season has been really disappointing but at least, let’s finish it in the best possible way. We have got to do everything possible every day to make it happen. It is different football (on an artificial pitch), it is a different pitch, but in life, you have to do what you have to do to find a way to win and we have got to do that.” Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Barry Ferguson tells Rangers flops what 'better change' as interim boss makes stern Celtic demand

Ferguson could not hide his fury at last weekend's 2-2 draw with St Mirren in Paisley

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9 h. ago Is the warm weather over for May bank holiday? Watch the Met Office’s video forecast for bank holiday weekend

The Met Office says a cold front will move over the UK.

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