29 h. ago Betis celebrate end of derby drought as Antony and Isco finally feel at home

Manuel Pellegrini’s team of misfits beat Sevilla in the league for the first time in seven years and celebrated in styleThis weekend, 46,731 people came to see Betis and Sevilla but the derby wasn’t until the following night – so 33 hours later they came back and did it all over again, even better. Saturday’s second-biggest attendance in Spain had watched the country’s most passionate rivals train. Sunday’s very biggest crowd saw them play, a record 58,538 fans still inside and still singing late into a night they’ll never forget. The Benito Villamarín was bouncing, smoke rising round the home fans as they belted out the club’s anthem – here we are, squashed together like cannon balls – as the players started a lap of honour. Somewhere in all the madness and the noise, Antony, stripped to the waist and sitting on the goalkeeper Adrián’s shoulders, heaved a giant flag through the air. “This is incredible,” he said, and it was.This was Antony’s first Seville derby and he’d not seen an...

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59 h. ago Lidl urges customers to return item that could cause fever and abdominal cramps

The Food Standards Agency has issued information to customers about a product recall

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3 d. ago Andoni Iraola’s impressive Bournemouth are stuck in the silverware paradox | Jonathan Wilson

Three games from their first major trophy and in with a shout for Europe but for a club their size, these moments are fleetingThe first time Bournemouth played in an FA Cup quarter‑final was 1957 when they faced Manchester United. They were still called Bournemouth and Boscombe Athletic in those days and played in the Third Division (South). They had put out Wolves and Tottenham in the previous two rounds, the excitement enticing a record crowd of 28,799 to Dean Court to see them play Matt Busby’s side.The United centre-half Mark Jones was carried off early on and, nine years before the introduction of substitutes, Bournemouth took the lead against the 10 men, Brian Bedford nudging in after Ray Wood had flapped at a corner. Two Johnny Berry goals, the second a penalty, in the space of five second‑half minutes, though, saw United through. They went on to lose to Aston Villa in the final, when Peter McParland fractured Wood’s cheekbone after six minutes, forcing the centre-half Jackie...

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3 d. ago Maddie Feaunati stakes claim for World Cup spot as Ellie Kildunne hat

Wales 12-67 England: The Red Roses ran in 11 tries to thrash Wales in front of a record crowd in Cardiff

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3 d. ago DWP urges people with these 57 health conditions to check on £400 payment

You can get the cash if you have a disability that is severe enough that you need someone to help look after you

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4 d. ago Gardeners urged to put out this one kitchen cupboard item for the birds during nesting season

The next few months are the single most important time of year for British birds, with most species making nests, breeding and raising their young in our gardens in the months between March and June

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4 d. ago Sean Lynn urges Wales to embrace mighty England challenge in front of record crowd

The Principality Stadium will play host to the round two fixture in the Women’s Six Nations

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5 d. ago Ancient Cattle of Wales added to watchlist for urgent action to save rare breeds

The breed has been added to the Rare Breeds Survival Trust’s watchlist for priority action to conserve the animals.

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6 d. ago Clinical Russo leads Arsenal to epic comeback victory against Real Madrid

Arsenal laid their Champions League credentials out on the crisp Emirates stadium pitch, a remarkable 3-0 victory ensuring their passage to the semi-finals.This was arguably the Gunners’ finest performance of the season, Kim Little was metronomic, Leah Williamson elite, Mariona Caldentey hungry, Alessia Russo clinical and Chloe Kelly unplayable, as they utterly dominated from start to finish in front of a record quarter-final crowd of 22,517 fans. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago Tesco urgently recalls meal kits over allergy fears and issues customer 'do not eat' warning

Tesco urgently recalls Free From meals over allergy fears warning customers 'do not eat'

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7 d. ago Martin Lewis urges households to stock up on £1.65 item ahead of price rise

The price of this common item is set to rise in April so Martin Lewis has advised households to stock up now before the cost goes up

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7 d. ago Home Bargains urgently recall Easter products over asphyxiation fears

The retailer has called for immediate action as the toys pose a risk that could cause children to choke

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7 d. ago Former Wales captain calls for region to go and all players to be centrally contracted

The former Wales captain has urged the WRU to consider radical changes

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8 d. ago Netflix issue urgent 'do not open this message' warning to all users

The streaming platform has warned its customers about a new scam that's convincing people to hand over all of their personal details.

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9 d. ago Thomas Tuchel issues challenge to Man City star Phil Foden after Roy Keane England criticism

England face Group K minnows Latvia at Wembley on Monday and here are the main talking points ahead of the game

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1 week ago British Gas urges UK households to 'turn off' all lights and TV on Saturday night

British Gas is giving customers a chance to win free electricity for a year by taking part in Earth Hour. Here's everything you need to know and how to enter

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1 week ago 1966 and all that: Tuchel must bear the oppressive weight of England’s history

The new head coach was bullish about his side’s prospects for World Cup qualification, which begins against AlbaniaSo, Thomas Tuchel, was the ball over the line? And, yes, we are still talking about it. “I don’t think so,” the new England head coach replied. “But there was no VAR so it stands.” Ah, Thomas. You’re on our side now. And if you want to earn the right to sing the national anthem, you are going to have to do better than this.More seriously, though, as Tuchel throws himself into the challenge of managing England and moving on from the inconvenience of his German passport, this was an instructive exchange. Continue reading...

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1 week ago New Wales Women coach says 'things are changing' as he reveals wife's sweet gesture to squad

Sean Lynn is focused on bringing a 'family feel' back to the Welsh squad

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2 w. ago FBI send urgent warning to Gmail and Outlook users over vicious cyberattack threat

Users have been put on high alert over the Medusa ransomware, in which hackers threaten to leak emails and other sensitive data unless they receive a million-dollar payout

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2 w. ago Detroit shoots to boost its bid for PWHL expansion team, drawing record crowd for pro women's hockey

Young women held up signs with messages for the Professional Women’s Hockey League, calling on it to expand to Detroit

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