53 m. ago Italy boss Luciano Spalletti announces his own SACKING and storms out of spiky press conference

Spalletti, 66, sensationally announced his own departure while speaking to reporters ahead of the Azzurri's World Cup qualifier against Moldova.

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56 m. ago Erling Haaland has already answered Florian Wirtz and Rayan Cherki debate

Manchester City and Liverpool transfer targets are going up against each other with their national teams. What's not to love?

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75 m. ago Swansea Half Marathon best pictures as thousands of runners tackle 13.1

Runners from across Wales descended on Swansea on Sunday

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76 m. ago Lions set to be without 16 players as England star called into squad

The British & Irish Lions will be without 16 players for their first training camp

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80 m. ago Oleksandr Usyk sends Donald Trump ‘live in my house for one week’ message

The Ukrainian heavyweight champion was asked what advice he would give the US president amid negotiations to end the war in Ukraine.

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81 m. ago Rams’ London Matchup Against the Jaguars Will Be Chess Match

Rams’ London Matchup Against the Jaguars Will Be Chess Match  Sports Illustrated

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84 m. ago Champion jockey Oisin Murphy tipped to land a treble at Windsor

Daily Star Chief Tipster Jason Heavey believes the in-form rider can stretch his lead at the top of the Flat jockeys' title race

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1 hour ago Luciano Spalletti storms out of press conference after announcing Italy sacking

Luciano Spalletti has spent less than two years in charge of Italy but has been sacked after a dire loss to Norway in their opening game of qualification for the 2026 World Cup

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1 hour ago MotoGP: Marc Márquez rules as king of Aragon with brother Álex his closest challenger

Championship leader dominates Aragon Grand PrixDucati rider extends championship leadMarc Márquez proved once again that he was the master of the circuit at MotorLand as the Ducati rider won the Aragon Grand Prix from pole to extend his lead in the championship on Sunday.Márquez’s brother Álex finished second for Gresini Racing while Ducati’s Francesco Bagnaia came third. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Tottenham face Thomas Frank dilemma thanks to unusual Brenford clause

Thomas Frank has quickly emerged as Tottenham's top target to replace Ange Postecoglou, but their pursuit of the Brentford boss could be more difficult than anticipated

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1 hour ago Five forgotten Man City players who can add £50m to transfer funds

Manchester City are currently focused on incomings but a number of players can help fund their new arrivals

Economics

2 h. ago Kusini Yengi seals Aberdeen transfer as Australia striker reveals Jimmy Thelin factor

The hitman makes the move to the Granite City on free having spent the past two seasons at Portsmouth

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2 h. ago Aung San Suu Kyi’s son aims for world record 80,000 messages to honour her 80th birthday

The pro-democracy Nobel Peace Prize winner has been in prison since a military coup in 2021

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2 h. ago 'You must be fed up' – Chris Kamara and Jeff Stelling's treatment now speaks volumes

Chris Kamara and Jeff Stelling were an iconic duo on Sky Sports' Soccer Saturday, where they shared numerous memorable and amusing moments before leaving the network

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2 h. ago Israel says it will stop aid boat carrying Greta Thunberg from reaching Gaza

Activists on board the vessel said they had planned to reach Gaza’s waters as early as Sunday

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2 h. ago Motorists who make common 'hot weather' mistake could be slapped with fine

An expert has issued a stark warning to drivers about a little-known mistake many people make when driving, especially in the summer months, and the rule could see motorists hit with a hefty fine

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2 h. ago 'Dodgy' Fire Stick users 'could be JAILED amid illegal streaming crackdown'

Fraud investigators have reportedly warned that users will also be targeted by authorities from next season, with a maximum penalty of five years in prison.

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2 h. ago You say we need more babies, rightwingers? Come back to me after you’ve fought in the trenches of soft play | Emma Beddington

A ghastly coalition of tech bros and religious conservatives is pushing a baby boom. Let’s see how they feel when they’ve dragged a screaming child out of an excrement-fouled ball pitI absolutely cannot fathom the number of populist rightwing politicians and commentators who have looked at the smouldering mess that is the world currently and thought: “I know what this situation demands – more toddlers.” Population-boosting discourse and policies have spread across Europe (Hungary, Poland, Greece, Italy and beyond), while in the US an unholy coalition of tech bros, religious conservatives, blowhard podcasters and the politicians who pander to them have gone loudly pronatalist. JD Vance used his first speech as vice-president to proclaim: “I want more babies in the United States of America”; Elon Musk called declining birthrates “a much bigger risk to civilisation than global warming”; and Trump is considering various procreation-incentivising policies, including a $5,000 “baby bonus”...

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2 h. ago Thousands protest in Madrid against government of prime minister Pedro Sánchez

Ruling Spanish Socialist Workers’ party has faced series of corruption allegations over past yearTens of thousands of people have gathered in central Madrid to protest against the government of Spain’s socialist prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, and to demand an early general election as his party, his administration and his family continue to be beset by a succession of corruption allegations.Sunday’s protest, called by the opposition conservative People’s party (PP) under the slogan “Mafia or democracy”, attracted between 45,000 and 50,000 people, according to the central government’s delegation to the region. Organisers, however, put the attendance at 100,000. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Thousands protest in Madrid against Pedro Sánchez’s government

Ruling Spanish Socialist Workers’ party has faced series of corruption allegations over past yearTens of thousands of people have gathered in central Madrid to protest against the government of Spain’s socialist prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, and to demand an early general election, as his party, his administration and his family continue to be beset by a succession of corruption allegations.Sunday’s protest, called by the opposition conservative People’s party (PP) under the slogan “mafia or democracy”, attracted between 45,000 and 50,000 people, according to the central government’s delegation to the region. Organisers put the attendance at 100,000. Continue reading...

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