18 m. ago Scottish city crowned 'best for outdoors' this summer and it's not Edinburgh or Glasgow

It was described as the "ultimate launch pad" for adventure.

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21 m. ago How to see your favourite musician for free: Meet the London DJ who ditched £60k a year sales job to bring the world's most famous artists to street gigs in the UK

DJ AG, real name Ashley Gordon, 39, is quickly making a name for himself in the UK's music scene by inviting famous faces to perform outside UK landmarks, including London's King's Cross.

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36 m. ago Man City have eight players fighting for two spaces after £185m spending spree

Manchester City have strengthened heavily in midfield in 2025 and there are places up for grabs during the Club World Cup.

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38 m. ago Brits left outraged after tourist shares receipt for two drinks in Las Vegas

A night out in Sin City is never going to be cheap, but one former Britain's Got Talent star was left staggered at how much two drinks in Vegas set him back this week.

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43 m. ago Why there's plenty to like in Rachel Reeves' Spending Review for Edinburgh

The Chancellor’s Spending Review announcements should be welcomed, writes Edinburgh City Council leader Jane Megaher.

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67 m. ago Game 4: Pacers look to move 1 win from title, Thunder seeking to show resiliency once again

Indiana stole Game 1

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74 m. ago What Florian Wirtz transfer means for Man City as Liverpool set to smash record

Manchester City at one time were looking to purchase Florian Wirtz until the finances of the deal took him out of their price range

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88 m. ago Swansea City make major coaching announcement as duo appointed and exit confirmed

Swansea have confirmed the make-up of Alan Sheehan's coaching staff for the 2025/26 season

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95 m. ago Brendan Rodgers is driving force behind my Celtic exit but I want to make one thing clear about next step

Darren O'Dea has left the Hoops for Swansea City after the Welsh club got a glowing reference from their former gaffer

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1 hour ago How would recent events in America appear if they happened elsewhere? | Moira Donegan

Imagining how the media would cover the troops in Los Angeles or the detention of a sitting senator is a useful exerciseAt times the gesture can seem like a cliche, but I like to imagine, for the sake of perspective, how political developments in the United States would be covered by the media if they were happening in any other country. I imagine that Thursday’s events in Los Angeles might be spoken of like this:A prominent opposition leader was attacked by regime security forces on Thursday in the presence of the national security tsar, as he voiced opposition to the federal military occupation of the US’s second-largest city following street demonstrations against the regime’s mass deportation efforts. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Club World Cup 2025 prize money as Man City given £100million incentive

Manchester City begin their defence of the Club World Cup next week.

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1 hour ago Why Man City are making controversial season ticket change as fan concern and stark numbers revealed

Manchester City are asking season ticket holders to attend at least 10 games personally from now on after seeing what happened last year

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2 h. ago Glasgow Library becomes first in Scotland to receive prestigious award

The city library is the first in Scotland to win a special award.

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2 h. ago Netflix Baby Reindeer star Richard Gadd filming in Glasgow for new BBC drama

Scottish actor Richard Gadd will be filming in the west end of the city later this month in a new project in collaboration with the BBC and HBO.

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2 h. ago Kim Cattrall has a 'blast' with 'fun playmate' Russell Thomas

The Sex and The City star had been married three times before she met boyfriend Russell

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2 h. ago ‘London is in decline’: How the guerrilla Tube graffiti cleaners think they can save the city

Looking for Growth are the people you’ve seen cleaning your Tube carriages. We spoke to the budding changemakers about their big plans for London

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2 h. ago Keys to success: the 2025 Van Cliburn piano competition, the instrument’s Olympics

One of the world’s most prestigious and intensive musical competitions took over downtown Fort Worth these past few weeks. Will its winner prove to be another Yunchan Lim-style sensation?A distinctive line drawing of a grand piano adorns a clock face in Sundance Square. At night, it beams like a Tracey Emin installation, presiding over Fort Worth’s downtown district. At the intersection leading to Bass Performance Hall the crosswalk has been replaced with an oversized keyboard, and, inside the cavernous venue, sartorial style favours black and white stripes. A pop-up gift shop in the lobby boasts an array of musical-themed memorabilia; there’s the line drawing on a bubble-gum pink T-shirt, an enormous travel mug, a steak-branding fork. The theme-park feel is confirmed by a white Steinway emblazoned with Mickey Mouse – a limited hand-painted Disney edition (price on request). Welcome to piano city, smiles the sign.Every four years, piano lovers from across the world gather in this Te...

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2 h. ago Pep Guardiola makes no bones about Man City situation – 'I would’ve been sacked'

The 2025/26 season was so miserable for Manchester City, manager Pep Guardiola thinks he would have faced severe consequences if he was at another club

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3 h. ago George Kambosos Jr vs Richardson Hitchins start time, card and how to watch fight

The IBF super-lightweight title will be on the line in this grudge match in New York City

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3 h. ago Bright Eyes’ Conor Oberst: ‘There was a time I wished I’d never made music’

In the last few years, the singer-songwriter has weathered divorce, grief and false allegations of sexual assault. Now, he’s back writing, performing – and rediscovering his political rageIn the mid-90s, Omaha made a pretty decent tour stop for up-and-coming bands. Nebraska sits near-plum in the US’s middle, and in its most populous city, once famed for its fur trade, stockyards and railroads, there had grown a thriving subculture that centred largely on a book and record store named the Antiquarium and a small venue named the Cog Factory.Conor Oberst spent much of his early teens puttering between these locations, filling his young brain with music and literature. By 12, he had begun writing his own songs, and by 13 he had recorded his first album, releasing it on his older brother’s label and selling it in the record store. Sometimes he would take to the stage at the Cog Factory, a small, pale boy with an acoustic guitar and a lot of words. Continue r...

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