2 h. ago Three contestants withdraw from Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins

The episode’s first task saw recruits challenged to move through a village collecting equipment while under fire and reach an extraction point.

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3 h. ago Unai Emery says Aston Villa are ‘not top five contenders’ in bizarre interview

Villa could have climbed above Manchester City and cut the gap on leaders Arsenal to four points with victory over Everton

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4 h. ago Explore Europe the slow and scenic way: Five popular flights you can swap for ferries and trains

You’ll miss finding out part of what Europe has to offer if you’re 35,000 feet up in the air in a plane. Here’s how the continent’s trains and ferries can give you a more fulfilling vacation

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4 h. ago Danny Dyer set to star in The Celebrity Traitors in ‘dream signing’ after snubbing BBC offer for series 1

TELLY favourite Danny Dyer has been lined up for the second series of The Celebrity Traitors after turning it down last year. The straight-talking Cockney, 48, changed his mind after watching the likes of Celia Imrie and eventual winner Alan Carr in series one. A source said: “Danny was always top of The Celebrity Traitors...

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5 h. ago Everton unhindered by more VAR controversy as Thierno Barry strike sees off Aston Villa

Aston Villa 0-1 Everton: Villa could have cut the gap on leaders Arsenal with victory at fortress Villa Park but they were undone by Barry’s second-half strike

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6 h. ago BBC The Traitors Matthew Hyndman confirms hint at cheeky career in latest episode

He recently tried to get himself recruited on The Traitors

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7 h. ago Uganda’s president calls opponents 'terrorists' in victory speech

Yoweri Museveni wins seventh term but poll criticised by observers and rights groups over repression of opposition and internet blackoutUganda’s president, Yoweri Museveni, fresh from winning a seventh term in office at 81, said on Sunday that the opposition were “terrorists” who had tried to use violence to overturn the election results.Official results showed Museveni winning a landslide with 72% of the vote, but the poll was criticised by African election observers and rights groups due to the heavy repression of the opposition and an internet blackout. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Rangers transfer state of play as Dan Neil lands pitch and Redzic breaks cover amid pre contract 'talks'

After three new recruits have come through the door at Ibrox so far, the club still have work to do

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9 h. ago At least 5,000 have been killed in Iran during nationwide protests as judiciary hints at executions

At least 5,000 people have been killed during recent protests across Iran, an official in the region has claimed, including approximately 500 security personnel. The official, citing verified figures, accused "terrorists and armed rioters" of killing "innocent Iranians", though human rights groups offer significantly different tolls.

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9 h. ago Reform leader in Scotland says independence vote should be postponed for 10 years

Speaking to the BBC Scotland Sunday Show, Lord Offord said that Nigel Farage ‘would not be dictating the policies’.

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10 h. ago Paul Scholes accepts Lisandro Martinez's offer as Man Utd war of words escalates

Paul Scholes' sniping from the sidelines about Lisandro Martinez have caused a backlash in the Manchester United dressing room, which is feeling newly emboldened after the win over Manchester City

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13 h. ago Man Utd boost for Arsenal game 'confirmed' as Michael Carrick plan now clear

Noussair Mazraoui is expected to return to Manchester United in the coming days after Morocco's AFCON campaign ends, giving Michael Carrick a defensive boost ahead of the Arsenal clash

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13 h. ago Democrat targeted by Trump attacks ‘authoritarian’ effort to intimidate critics

Elissa Slotkin, under investigation over Pentagon video, says president using ‘well-worn playbook’ to silence debateDonald Trump is borrowing a strategy from authoritarian regimes to intimidate potential critics and discourage them from speaking out, according to a senator under investigation by his administration.Elissa Slotkin, a Democrat from Michigan, faces questioning after she organised and appeared in a video with other Democrats imploring military service members to refuse “illegal orders”. Fellow senator Mark Kelly and three Democrats from the House of Representatives are also being investigated. Continue reading...

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14 h. ago 'I wouldn't go out because of my spots until one thing cleared them in 4 days'

Parents are turning to dermatologically-tested skincare that helps with blemishes and marks - with one £29 serum becoming a popular choice for teens' skin concerns

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14 h. ago The affordable ingredient that can lower cholesterol and boost heart health

Beans are one of the most affordable and nutritious foods out there

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14 h. ago Michael Carrick handed instant Man United boost after derby heroics as Arsenal plan clear

Manchester United boss Michael Carrick could have another tool at his disposal before taking on Arsenal after earning victory over Manchester City at Old Trafford

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15 h. ago Doctor says 5p drink can boost sleep and reduce inflammation

Dr Eric Berg says a simple glass could help people who struggle with sleeping - and it costs just a few pence

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15 h. ago Taiwan detains journalist over alleged military leaks to China

A TV reporter and current and former army officers are accused of exchanging military information for payments

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16 h. ago Scot Squad comic reveals how he recruited Mission Impossible star for new spin

JACK Docherty has revealed how he managed to recruit Hollywood star Dougray Scott for his latest series of The Chief - by insulting the Mission: Impossible II star. Dougray plays himself in the first episode of the latest instalments of the BBC Scotland comedy when he is hired to record the audio book version of...

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16 h. ago Premier League sporting directors: who are they, and how much power do they all have?

A guide to each club’s setups, from Chelsea’s multi-headed structure to Brentford’s smooth planning and Manchester United’s muddlesThe appointment of Andrea Berta as sporting director in March was greeted with much enthusiasm by Arsenal’s supporters, given his impressive track record in more than a decade at Atlético Madrid,. The Italian, who began his career in finance, has made an instant impression. Known as a shrewd negotiator, the suave and softly spoken 54-year-old masterminded Arsenal’s outlay of more than £250m in the summer that included the arrivals of Viktor Gyökeres, Eberechi Eze and Noni Madueke. Berta takes the lead on recruitment in consultation with Richard Garlick, who was promoted to chief executive in September, the manager, Mikel Arteta, and the co-chair Josh Kroenke. James Ellis, a former scout who then spent two years as head of recruitment, was appointed as technical director in the summer and is tasked with “delivering the club’s long-term player progression ...

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