4 h. ago Why ‘pain and pressure’ is at the heart of Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn’s inherited rivalry

Eubank Jr and Benn engaged in a war of words for the final time before their hotly-anticipated clash on Saturday

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5 h. ago Gerwyn Price claims Premier League victory as Luke Littler booed in Liverpool

World number one Luke Humphries closed the gap on league leader Littler, despite losing 6-4 to Price in the final.

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5 h. ago Crystal Palace XI vs Aston Villa: Confirmed team news, predicted lineup, injury latest for FA Cup

Crystal Palace will look to progress to the FA Cup final for just the third time

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5 h. ago Lewis Ferguson date with destiny set as Scotland star on brink of emulating Rangers great amid 51

Former Aberdeen man set for Coppa Italia final

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6 h. ago Maxence Lacroix interview: ‘When Crystal Palace win the FA Cup, Wembley will shake — it will be beautiful’

The Palace defender believes Palace can beat Aston Villa, reach next month’s FA Cup final, and go all the way

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6 h. ago Maxence Lacroix: ‘One day I will be in the France team – but right now I want to win this Cup’

Crystal Palace defender on dreaming of FA Cup glory, Oliver Glasner and the importance of faith to the teamMaxence Lacroix is treating Saturday’s FA Cup semi-final at Wembley as just another game but the same can’t be said of his mother. “She’s more stressed than me right now,” the Crystal Palace defender says. “But I think it’s really good for a mother or father to see their son running his dream and playing this type of game because she knew it was difficult before and now she sees her son growing, having a family and doing what he wants. So I think she’s proud, a little bit stressed but it’s all right.”Growing up in Ajat, a village in the Dordogne, Lacroix knew he was never going to follow in his mother Corrine’s footsteps by becoming a doctor. Having moved to Germany from the French side Sochaux as a 20-year-old after coming through the prestigious Clairefontaine academy, he reunited with Oliver Glasner – his former manager at Wolfsburg – in south London last summer. The elegant...

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6 h. ago You season 5 branded 'rushed and boring' as past characters return for final episodes

Warning: major spoilers ahead for You season five as a host of past characters come back to bring Joe down.

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7 h. ago Chris Eubank Jr and Conor Benn get deep on ‘pain and pressure’ as rivalry grows again

Eubank Jr and Benn engaged in a war of words for the final time before their hotly-anticipated clash on Saturday

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7 h. ago ITV The Chase star Paul Sinha lets slip 'rule change' after 'selfish' move from player

The Chase fans were left fuming during Thursday's edition of the ITV show after one player's 'selfish' move before the final chase, with fans flocking to social media to demand a new rule

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7 h. ago Celebrity Big Brother final 2025: What time it's on, finalists, how to vote and favourite to win

With the final in the near future, the six remaining celebrities are all in with a chance of taking home the win

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8 h. ago Luke Littler 'folded' as Michael van Gerwen stages 'ridiculous' comeback after boos

Luke Littler has been dumped out of Night 12 of the Premier League in Liverpool after Michael van Gerwen staged an incredible quarter-final comeback

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8 h. ago Eubank Jr vs Benn press conference LIVE: Rivals share intense face

Eubank Jr and Benn faced off at their final press conference before locking horns on Saturday

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8 h. ago Britain's Got Talent star Vinnie McKee 'burst into tears' after audition over tragic family loss

Britain's Got Talent star Vinnie McKee has opened up about his late brother ahead of his live semi-final performance, revealing that he felt him on stage with him

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9 h. ago Netflix You fans 'can't handle' final episode as season 5 ending explained

The series is one of the most popular of recent years on the streaming platform

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9 h. ago Schoolgirl's harrowing final moments before being 'submerged' in mudslide

Mount Pleasant Primary School headteacher Joanne Blackham has told how she tried to save 10-year-old Leah Harrison after she was swept away in a mudslide which was like a "lava flow"

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9 h. ago International court appeals panel orders judges to reconsider Israel's jurisdiction challenge

Appeals judges at the International Criminal Court have ordered a pretrial panel to reconsider an Israeli appeal against the court’s jurisdiction over Gaza and the West Bank

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9 h. ago Coronation Street's Jack P Shepherd 'secretly hating' one thing about his CBB co

Coronation Street actors Colson Smith and Ben Price shared their thoughts on the latest Celebrity Big Brother antics involving their co-star Jack P Shepherd, ahead of the upcoming final

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9 h. ago Inside You season 5 ending as Netflix's Joe Goldberg thriller drops its 'killer' finale

Netflix's You has dropped season five in full, with the final episode leaving fans desperate to find out how things will end for Joe Goldberg.

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9 h. ago Palestinian officials vote to create a vice presidency under aging leader Abbas

The Palestine Liberation Organization has announced the creation of a vice presidency under 89-year-old leader Mahmoud Abbas, who has not specified a successor

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10 h. ago The Guardian view on the coming papal conclave: Catholics at a crossroads | Editorial

Pope Francis’s progressive legacy rests in the hands of cardinal electors who will be juggling competing agendasIn keeping with the humble style of his papacy, Pope Francis did his best to dial down the pomp and ceremony that would mark his passing. In St Peter’s Basilica, where he now lies in state, Francis’s body rests in an unelaborate coffin and has not been placed on the traditional elevated bier. The tomb in which he will be buried is to be underground and unadorned, carrying only the plain inscription “Franciscus”, again on his instructions.The final grace notes of a remarkable papacy will add to the pathos of Saturday’s funeral, which hundreds of thousands of mourners are expected to attend. The Argentinian pope’s plain, direct style endeared him to millions of non-Catholics as well as to the faithful. But the ecclesiastical politics of what happens next, in a divided church, will be anything but straightforward. Continue reading...

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