37 h. ago Open Day invite as model boat club prepares to set sail once again

Members have issued a special invite to the public to come along and find out more about the club and their activities.

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42 h. ago Why Athletic Club boss is 'confident' ahead of Man United Europa League clash in clear warning

Manchester United have been warned by Athletic Club boss Ernesto Valverde as the two teams prepare to lock horns in the Europa League semi-finals.

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52 h. ago LaLiga 'plan' emerges for Athletic Club ahead of Manchester United Europa League clash

Latest Manchester United news and gossip as Ruben Amorim and Co. prepare to face Athletic Club in the Europa League semi-final

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55 h. ago Athletic Club injury latest before Man United Europa League clash after Nico Williams update

The latest Athletic Club injury news as Manchester United prepare to face Ernesto Valverde's team in the Europa League semi-finals next week.

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60 h. ago Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 review – deeply satisfying homage to Japanese role

PC, PlayStation 5 (version played); Sandfall Interactive/Kepler InteractiveBoasting a unique world, challenging combat and great writing, this RPG has a lot going for it, if only it didn’t revel in its own mysteriousness so muchWhen we meet Clair Obscur’s protagonist Gustave, he’s getting ready to say goodbye to his ex-girlfriend, Sophie. Once a year the Paintress, a giant god-like woman visible from across the sea, wakes, paints a number on a large monolith, and in the peaceful town of Lumière, everyone whose age corresponds with the number dies. This process, called the Gommage, has shortened people’s lives for 67 years, and now it’s Sophie’s turn. Immediately after this heart-wrenching goodbye, Gustave and his adopted sister Maelle get ready to set sail as part of Expedition 33, on a journey to defeat the Paintress and end her gruesome cycle.While stunningly beautiful, the continent you arrive at is no friendly place, and the path to the Paintress is filled with surreal monsters ...

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3 d. ago Leeds hero could return as Elland Road supremo outlines Premier League plans

Leeds chairman Paraag Marathe has outlined their ambitions for the Premier League and one former hero could be returning to the club as they prepare to return to the top-flight, with eyes on staying there

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6 d. ago Barcelona’s Bonmatí braced for ‘good rivalry’ of Chelsea showdown in WCL

Barcelona face Chelsea in semi-final first leg on Sunday‘This is the moment of the season we enjoy – big games’Aitana Bonmatí says Barcelona have a “good rivalry, no bad things” with Chelsea as the Spanish holders prepare to meet the English club in their Women’s Champions League semi-final for the third consecutive season.The 2023 and 2024 Ballon d’Or winner, whose team are chasing a fourth European title in five seasons, had high praise for Chelsea, despite the Women’s Super League club having never knocked Barcelona out of the competition. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Three dead after horrific boat collision at Major League Fishing event

The two-vessel crash occurred just after 7 a.m. Wednesday on day two of MLF’s Tackle Warehouse Invitational on Lewis Smith Lake near Cullman, Alabama

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2 w. ago Eden’s Shore by Oisín Fagan review – hilarious, beautiful and very violent

A hapless young idealist sets sail for utopia, in this wild epic of colonial chaos in the late 18th-century AmericasIn that dimple of European history between the French Revolution and the coronation of Queen Victoria, there lived a not inconsiderable number of men – usually young, dumb, and full of opium – whose foremost ambition was to set sail for the Americas, and there, in their own parcels of conveniently cheap and plentiful wilderness, found utopian communes where society could be forged anew in accordance with the principles of enlightenment. It certainly didn’t hurt that these endeavours would enable – even necessitate – quite a lot of shagging. Samuel Taylor Coleridge and his mates, Roberts Southey and Lovell, laid plans, between blasts of nitrous oxide and versification, for the foundation of a commune on the banks of Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna River, chosen for its “excessive beauty and its security from hostile Indians”. Lack of funds quickly became an issue, and soon o...

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3 w. ago 'I'm a cruise ship expert – trust me you never want to hear these 7 emergency codes'

Nearly 40million people are expected to set sail on cruises this year, but travel experts are warning of the secret codes and symbols passengers should know about before their trip

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3 w. ago Mikel Arteta 'failed' his player after giving green light to Arsenal transfer exit

Emile Smith Rowe will return to the Emirates for the first time since leaving Arsenal last summer as he prepares to play against his boyhood club with Fulham - with Mikel Arteta previously admitting he had regrets over his exit

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3 w. ago The one change that worked: I loathed all forms of exercise – until I moved to a big city and walked miles

I’d tried running, pilates, swimming and barre, and hated the lot. Then I moved to London and, having no money, I had to start walking to places. Shockingly, I enjoyed itI never understood people who enjoy high-intensity exercise. Wine – yes. Films – obviously. Model trains – whatever floats your boat. But exercise? I didn’t get it. I wept on reformer pilates machines and left circuits classes halfway through under the guise of going to the toilet. I went to the park with the intention of running and instead lay down in the grass with a Cornetto. I pleaded illness – and once, the death of a fictional pet – to waive class cancellation fees. Exercise just wasn’t for me.And it’s not as if I didn’t try. I attempted swimming and barre, power yoga and boxing – all of it hellish, not to mention inaccessibly expensive. When I walked past a certain glass-fronted gym near my flat, invariably with some sort of snack in my hand, I felt a pang of pity for the people inside – sweaty, muscled pris...

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