26 m. ago Premier League reaches final day and more playoff drama awaits – matchday live

Arsenal’s WCL glory | Sunderland up | Dons win CupLive scores | Fixtures | Tables | And get in touchRight, let’s hear your views on this Premier League season. I’d like the following: the verdict on your side’s campaign, your favourite moment, and predictions for next season (winner, relegated sides, best player).David Moyes was their manager, John O’Shea their captain. Eight (!) years have passed since Sunderland’s last stint in the Premier League, but they’re back after a last-gasp playoff win over Sheffield United. Continue reading...

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48 m. ago Liverpool’s European glory in Istanbul was a great day shared with great people

Twenty years on from being at that win over Milan, I still cherish the company I kept as much as the comeback I witnessedWe can tell ourselves something different but, the truth is, getting old is rubbish. There are various reasons for this but the main one is loss. The loss of vigour, the loss of mobility the loss of hair. Most of all, though, it’s the loss of people.There are loved ones – friends as well as family – who pass, and then there are those who you share a special moment with and never see again. And so it is that this piece is for David, his dad and his mate. The trio I knew for only a day but which happens to be one of the greatest days of my life. Continue reading...

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49 m. ago BBC's Monty Don 'lost everything' with wife as kids asked 'Why is Daddy crying?'

Gardeners' World host Monty Don has spoken out about a time when he and his wife, Sarah Don, were struggling, after he experienced severe depressive episodes during the financial crash of the 1980s

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1 hour ago Flawed system leaves millions paying too much for energy bills, says GABRIEL MCKEOWN

Prices for essential goods and services remain higher than historical norms. One of the most notable contributors to these high costs has been the energy sector.

Economics

1 hour ago David Coulthard plane crash that claimed two lives put the brakes on F1 playboy lifestyle

David Coulthard was involved in a plane crash in 2000, just five days before the Spanish Grand Prix, but the F1 star decided to race and finished second

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2 h. ago The great friendship recession: Why we have fewer friends and why it matters

Amid a spiralling loneliness crisis, one in five Brits say their social circle has shrunk in the last three years. Helen Coffey looks at whether our high-tech world is to blame – and whether less is more when it comes to friendship

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2 h. ago ‘I escaped death in fatal plane crash before F1 GP – but I had to race’

Despite his involvement in a fatal plane crash in 2000, ex-Formula One driver and Sky Sports F1 pundit David Coulthard fought through his injuries to compete in the Spanish Grand Prix five days later

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2 h. ago How to watch Manchester United vs Aston Villa: TV channel and live stream for Premier League today

Villa will hope for all three points as they make an eleventh-hour bid to qualify for the Champions League

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4 h. ago David Cameron 'lost the plot' by making PPE scandal tycoon Michelle Mone a Tory peer

The ex-Tory PM's decision to elevate Glasgow-born entrepreneur Mone to the House of Lords has been examined in a new TV documentary.

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7 h. ago Walkerton grieves loss of four students and beloved teacher in London, Ont. crash

Walkerton grieves loss of four students and beloved teacher in London, Ont. crash  CTV News

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8 h. ago Richard Madeley 'faced GMB axe before showdown with bosses' while Lorraine Kelly has been 'asked to retire' amid  ITV 'bloodbath' as channel makes huge cuts

The broadcaster, 69, who is reportedly paid a whopping £300K a year, was said to be left furious but managed to negotiate a new part time contract with bosses.

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9 h. ago SPECIAL INVESTIGATION: UK cash meant to combat climate change in Malawi funds loan sharks and helps men to dump their wives

About 8,800 villagers around Chikwawa in Malawi are receiving the equivalent of £433 each - and the Foreign Office insists the best way to send the money is directly to each of them.

Economics

10 h. ago Tragedy as two drivers killed in separate Motorsport UK races on same day

Motorsport UK confirmed the death of both drivers as investigations were launched

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10 h. ago One dead, two injured after boat explodes on Hudson River in NYC — one week after Brooklyn bridge ship crash

Hazmat crews later worked to decontaminate the barge and assess methane levels

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11 h. ago We have a special obligation to Afghan heroes who fought alongside Britain

Editorial: As many as 2,000 Afghan special forces soldiers have been wrongly refused sanctuary in the UK

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11 h. ago Brian Priske is Rangers 'contender' as new name enters Ibrox manager frame as boss search goes on

The Ibrox hierarchy are still on the hunt for a permanent manager as they continue working behind the scenes on an appointment

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12 h. ago Jack Grealish looks out of time at Manchester City now Guardiola has moved the goalposts | Jonathan Liew

In the Premier League’s shifting landscape, this struggling team can no longer carry a winger lacking straight-line pace and a goal threatJack Grealish is prowling. The wind tousling his hair, the ball at his feet, the way it was always meant to be. In front of him a wall of Bournemouth defenders jumpily stands guard, eyes wide like stags ready to bolt. Grealish shuffles inside, body feinting, hips dancing. You want to know what happens next. What happens next is that the referee blows for full time.It’s the 97th minute; Grealish came on in the 91st. In that time Bournemouth somehow managed to score a goal. It wasn’t Grealish’s fault, but it did eat up most of the time in which he was hoping to make an impression. No matter. As the game ends, the cameras hunt down a treble-winning City legend making what might well be his final appearance at the Etihad Stadium. Kevin De Bruyne takes his handshakes and his tributes. Grealish slips quietly down the tunnel. Continue reading...

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13 h. ago Children with special educational needs at risk of losing school support

Thousands of pupils could be forced out of mainstream education if the government scraps education, health and care plans (EHCPs), campaigners say

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13 h. ago Brendan Rodgers has words for Celtic fall guys, explains what went wrong against Aberdeen and why they applauded

Manager consoles Schmeichel and McGregor as treble dream goes awry

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14 h. ago Woman left in intensive care after taking weight loss injection as police make three arrests

Weight loss jabs are available on the NHS as part of weight management services

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