2 h. ago England’s clash with USA plagued by weather delays as lightning fears brings match to halt

England led 14-0 when play was halted after 29 minutes

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3 h. ago Bill Clinton sent 'warm and gushing' letter for Jeffrey Epstein's 50th birthday

The former US president (pictured, with Epstein) was one of hundreds who contributed to a heavy leather-bound, gold-embossed album of letters compiled by Epstein's ex-lover Ghislaine Maxwell.

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3 h. ago There's only one Gareth Southgate? Don't you believe it, writes KATIE HIND... As Joseph Fiennes is the spitting image of ex

He was widely praised for his 'almost AI-grade exactness' in playing Sir Gareth Southgate (pictured) on stage.

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3 h. ago Gun runner from mob with tentacles all over Britain that supplied underworld thugs with weapons, drugs and bombs is found DEAD in jail

EXCLUSIVE: Notorious gun runner and drug smuggler Barry Kelly, 32, (pictured) has been found dead in prison, MailOnline can reveal.

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4 h. ago Berger stars in shootout as Germany overcome early red card to fell France at Euro 2025

Germany produced a heroic performance with only 10 players to knock out a stunned France side in a penalty shootout and progress to the Euro 2025 semi-finals on a night of compelling drama in Basel.The record eight-time European champions had to play the vast majority of the contest with one player fewer than the French but defended doggedly throughout extra time and then won the shootout 6-5 to book a semi-final meeting with the world champions, Spain, on Wednesday in Zurich. The goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger was Germany’s heroine, not only in the shootout, but with an astonishing save in extra time. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Liam Gallagher's 'new measure to avoid feuding with brother Noel REVEALED' amid the once warring pair's Oasis tour reunion

Liam, 52, and Noel, 58, are said to been 'kept apart' in 'military style operation' when not on stage.

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4 h. ago Oasis at Manchester Heaton Park confirmed set list for Saturday July 19

Here's what was played on Saturday night's show

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5 h. ago Liam Payne left emotional over Building The Band star's admission in final TV project

Liam Payne's final telly project, Building The Band, is airing on Netflix, and one admission from a contestant left the late singer feeling emotional on the set

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5 h. ago World No 1 Scottie Scheffler marches clear in 153rd Open at Portrush

American on course to become just second top-ranked player after Tiger Woods to lift Claret Jug

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6 h. ago The Open 2025: Tee times and fourth round schedule at Royal Portrush

Rory McIlroy will play with Chris Gotterup in the final round of the 2025 Open Championship with Scottie Scheffler the man to beat after the American secured a four-shot lead

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6 h. ago Air of inevitability blows in as Scottie Scheffler seizes control of the Open

Dominant Scheffler moves four clear of the fieldLi Haotong and Matt Fitzpatrick lead pursuitScottie Scheffler still had 20 holes of this Open Championship still to play. History tells us leads can evaporate in just one. Dense rough, links bunkers, the scale of pressure attached to the oldest major. Open calamity is written in folklore. The ghost of Jean van de Velde still lingers. And yet, the bookmakers had Scheffler at only 1-8 to lift the Claret Jug. The fat lady had cleared her throat. Twenty holes. What sporting planet is this?It is possible to run out of adjectives for Scheffler. Unflappable, remarkable, relentless. Nobody will ever match the impact of Tiger Woods on golf but it really is no exaggeration to suggest Scheffler can be similarly dominant. Come Sunday evening on the Causeway Coast, Scheffler will surely be a four-time major winner and three-quarters of the way towards a career grand slam. This is only his 24th major start as a professional. In one of them, his purs...

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6 h. ago The moment I knew: as the curtains fell on our first performance, the electricity between us was palpable

At first, Australian soprano Nicole Car found her costar’s confidence curiously endearing. Later she realised they had serious chemistry, on and off the stageFind more stories from The moment I knew seriesIn 2015 I was making my European debut singing the role of Tatiana in Tchiakovsky’s Eugene Onegin in Berlin. I’d been offered the contract at relatively short notice and was assured by the casting director not to worry, my French-Canadian co-star was “a real charmer”. I took it with a grain of salt.On the first day of rehearsals, Étienne (the charmer) arrived for a brief introduction before he rushed off to debut a very big role, playing Posa in Verdi’s Don Carlos. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Soulframe preview: Warframe devs' fairytale adventure looks incredible, and you can play it now

EXCLUSIVE: After years of iteration and sourcing player feedback, Soulframe is looking like a fantastic folklore-inspired journey of renewal

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6 h. ago Germany’s Kathrin Hendrich sent off for pulling French player’s hair

The bizarre incident also resulted in a penalty as France took the lead in the Women’s Euro 2025 quarter-final

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6 h. ago Pam Bondi ‘could have tried Epstein’ while Florida AG, law professor says

Bondi served as Florida’s first female attorney general from 2011 to 2019

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7 h. ago Amy Jones’s steady hands steer England past India in second women’s ODI

2nd ODI: England, 116-2, bt India, 143-8, by eight wkts (DLS method)Jones hits unbeaten 46 to lead charge in run chaseIf you’ve not yet seen the blockbuster trailer directed by Bend It Like Beckham’s Gurinder Chadha, shot at Lord’s by the England and Wales Cricket Board to promote its 2025 summer of cricket, make sure to search it out. It’s a slightly odd piece of theatre involving Heather Knight, Lauren Filer and Danni Wyatt-Hodge, which culminates in Wyatt-Hodge attempting to run out Filer with a samosa.None of the above were actually on show at Lord’s on Saturday – Knight is injured, Wyatt-Hodge is not in the ODI squad and Filer was dropped for this fixture in favour of Em Arlott – but the key players on this stage were actually a different pair. Because, of course, the “Whack It Like Wyatt-Hodge” trailer was gently poking fun at the storm that erupted last time India played at this ground three years ago, when Deepti Sharma controversially ran out Charlie Dean at the non-striker...

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7 h. ago Amy Jones’s steady hands steer England past India in dramatic second women’s ODI

2nd ODI: England, 116-2, bt India, 143-8, by eight wkts (DLS method)Jones hits 46 as Beaumont avoids controversial dismissalSophia Dunkley struck the winning boundary with three overs to spare as England overcame India and the rain at Lord’s to level the one-day international series, but that was only half the story in a match which was always in danger of being overshadowed by an incident which took place three years ago, the last time India played at this ground.If you’ve not yet seen the blockbuster trailer directed by Bend It Like Beckham’s Gurinder Chadha, shot at Lord’s by the England and Wales Cricket Board to promote its 2025 summer of cricket, make sure to search it out. It’s a slightly odd piece of theatre involving Heather Knight, Lauren Filer and Danni Wyatt-Hodge, which culminates in Wyatt-Hodge attempting to run out Filer with a samosa. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Jon Rahm explains what LIV Golf does better after player frustration at The Open

The pace of play has once again been a hot topic at The Open Championship, with rounds taking up to six hours at Royal Portrush over the opening two days of play

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8 h. ago BBC The Hit List player close to tears after 'insane' series first

BBC The Hit List, presented by Marvin and Rochelle Humes, saw a dad and lad duo take home £10,000 for the first time ever

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8 h. ago ‘The Lions built this club’: watching the first Test at Ballymena RFC, home of Lions legends

The Northern Irish club that produced Willie John McBride and Syd Millar is steeped in the history of the Lions even if it has no players in the 2025 squadAn hour before kick-off, and I’m beginning to wonder if watching the first Test at Ballymena RFC was such a bright idea. It’s only me and the girl working the bar, and she doesn’t have a strong opinion on whether or not Tom Curry should be playing No 7. “Which paper did you say you were with, the Ballymena Guardian?” No, it’s the other Guardian, I say. “Oh, the Antrim one.”Just about the time I was beginning to think that all of Ballymena’s thousand-or-so members must have been among the tens of thousands going the other way into Portrush for the Open, they began to trickle in, one, two, three, four dozen, and more. Continue reading...

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