14 h. ago Russell Martin in need of Champions League lift to silence Rangers grumbles

Manager faces a tricky task against Club Brugge and can not afford background music to become any more discordantRangers supporters are entitled to feel conflicted over the prospect of Champions League participation. The kudos and finance that come with involvement against Europe’s elite would be welcome. There must also be an awareness, however, that it may be a chastening experience.Rangers’ last involvement in the competition proper ended with them on zero points and a minus-20 goal difference at the end of the group stage. That squad, from the 2022-23 campaign, was stronger than the wholly unconvincing class of 2025. Continue reading...

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24 h. ago Stephen Robinson shares Rangers relief as St Mirren boss reveals the last thing he needs amid fixture furore

Robinson is glad Gers have domne a 180 on playing in Paisley this Sunday as he looks to get new faces settled

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26 h. ago Paraag Marathe teases Rangers transfer timeline as signing rush predicted in 'last few days of the window'

It's a big night for the American who has a unique dual role as chairman at Leeds and vice-chairman at Ibrox

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62 h. ago Parents praise Kickers 'comfy from the off' school shoe range lasting kids 'years'

Kickers has launched its Back to School campaign providing shoppers with a great opportunity to save on footwear

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3 d. ago I got half price back to school offer at shoe shop selling Nike, Hush Puppies, Kickers, Skechers and more

The retailer's back to school offer is back and helping families keep costs down

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5 d. ago US applications for jobless benefits fell last week and remain in historically healthy range

The number of Americans filing for jobless benefits fell modestly last week, remaining in the historically low range since the U.S. economy emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic

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9 d. ago As the world hurtles ever closer to nuclear oblivion, where is the opposition? | Simon Tisdall

The puerile standoff between the US and Russia ought to alert a slumbering public to a risk that is in many ways greater than during the cold warNuclear weapons – their lethal menace, dark history and future spread – are back in the headlines again and, as usual, the news is worrying, bordering on desperate. Russia’s decision last week to formally abandon the 1987 Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty banning medium- and short-range nuclear missiles completes the demolition of a key pillar of global arms control. It will accelerate an already frantic nuclear arms race in Europe and Asia at a moment when US and Russian leaders are taunting each other like schoolboys.Vladimir Putin, Russia’s president, has repeatedly threatened the west with nuclear weapons during his war in Ukraine. Last November, Russian forces fired their new Oreshnik hypersonic, nuclear-capable intermediate-range missile at Dnipro. It travels “like a meteorite” at 10 times the speed of sound and can reach...

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1 week ago Florida charter school teacher arrested for ‘hurling a shoe at a misbehaving student’

Sandra Marta Colombo was arrested on a charge of child abuse with no great bodily harm.

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2 w. ago WW3 fears as Putin closes Russian airspace over site where 'doomsday' missiles are stored

Vladimir Putin has closed the airspace over the missile test site from which he launched his 'doomsday' Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missile at Ukraine last year

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2 w. ago 13 things you probably remember your parents saying, which you don't hear so much anymore

From mild insults to advice and (usually faint) praise, there are some things almost everyone remembers their parents telling them as a child.

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last month My goal against Rangers for Panathinaikos wasn't enough last time – here is the key in this Champions League tie

The Light Blues face the Greeks at Ibrox on Tuesday in a massive first leg tie

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