5 h. ago Skint teacher takes on second job at McDonald's 'to make ends meet'

The high school teacher told how they were also working as a shift manager to supplement her income.

Society

8 h. ago I played under Danny Rohl and Sean Dyche but why would they go to Rangers – they are a mess

Jeff Hendrick knows the two managers well but doubts either would take the Ibrox job if offered it

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55 h. ago Sean Dyche 'would take Rangers job' as ally reveals his two non negotiable demands

Dyche previously worked under Ibrox sporting director Kevin Thelwell and is among the favourites for the hot seat

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69 h. ago Wimbledon star, 28, takes career break to get boob job after earning millions

French tennis star Oceane Dodin is the first professional player to undergo a boob job and she has rejected warnings over the impact it could have on her sporting career

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5 d. ago Manager offers to take Manchester United job 'for nothing' amid Ruben Amorim decision

Neil Warnock has had his say on Manchester United amid huge pressure on Ruben Amorim who faces a potentially crucial game on Saturday against Sunderland

Society

5 d. ago My travels through Chicago: tear gas, resistance and Trump’s big immigration crackdown

Donald Trump recently launched ‘Operation Midway Blitz’ in the city and threatened to send in the National Guard. The mood is febrile, with fears things could get worseAt 5am on a warm September morning a small crowd of protesters assembles in the dark. They are gathering outside the Broadview immigration processing centre, a two-storey brick structure in the Chicago suburbs that has the ambience of a US outpost in a foreign war. Windows are boarded with plywood. Fences are lined with razor wire and black cloth. Masked Ice agents appear sporadically, dressed in military fatigues – tactical helmets, flak jackets and rifles.The protesters begin to heckle each time an agent turns up for work or leaves through a chainlink gate. “Quit your job!” they chant. “Take off your mask!” Continue reading...

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6 d. ago ‘Listen to the cry of the Earth’: Pope Leo takes aim at climate change sceptics

Pontiff laments that some ‘ridicule those who speak of global warming’, days after Trump’s claims of ‘con job’Pope Leo XIV has taken aim at people who “ridicule those who speak of global warming” as he embraced Pope Francis’s environmental legacy and made it his own in some of his strongest and most extensive comments on the subject to date.Leo presided over the 10th-anniversary celebration of Francis’s landmark ecological encyclical, Laudato Si (Praised Be), at a global gathering south of Rome. The encyclical cast care for the planet as an urgent and existential moral concern and launched a global grassroots movement to advocate for caring for God’s creation and the peoples most harmed by its exploitation. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Gregor Townsend's Red Bull role: national coach takes new job, Scottish Rugby reacts

30 days a year to be spent at English Prem club

Sport

8 d. ago Mr Blake at Your Service review – John Malkovich does worst French accent ever in baffling comedy misfire

Gilles Legardinie’s broad dramedy set in a chateau, co-starring Fanny Ardant and Émilie Dequenne, is an ordeal to watch. Sacré bleu! This truly bizarre film has a substantial reserve of goodwill to draw on: among its blue-chip cast are John Malkovich and Fanny Ardant, and it’s also the final film of the Belgian star Émilie Dequenne, famous for winning the best actress award at Cannes for her nonprofessional debut in Rosetta in 1999, who sadly died of cancer in March at the age of 43. It is a broad and baffling dramedy, directed by the bestselling French author Gilles Legardinier, and adapted from his 2012 novel Complètement Cramé! (Completely Burnt Out!).Malkovich plays a wealthy grieving widower called Andrew Blake, supposedly from England, who, to ease his broken heart, takes a job as a butler in a French chateau whose owner (Ardant) has fallen on hard times. It is a sentimental journey for him, as many years ago he first met his French wife, Diane, in the chateau’s sumptuous grou...

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9 d. ago POLL OF THE DAY: Should unemployed young people lose their benefits if they refuse to take a job, as Reeves wants?

Rachel Reeves is set to announce today that tens of thousands of out-of-work young people could be stripped of their benefits if they refuse to take a job.

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1 week ago ‘You’ve put me on the spot!’ – Rangers legend Barry Ferguson reveals whether or not he’d take Ibrox manager job again

BARRY FERGUSON has left the door open to a potential stunning return to the Rangers hot-seat. The Rangers legend was quizzed yet again on whether or not he'd take the Ibrox gaffer job if Russell Martin gets the boot. Pressure continues to mount on the former Southampton boss after a disastrous start to the season....

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1 week ago This Morning star takes aim at Sarah Ferguson telling her to 'get a job' amid controversy

This Morning's Tom Swarbrick has launched a brutal attack on some of the royal family demanding they 'get a job' and 'stop hanging on'.

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2 w. ago The human stain remover: what Britain’s greatest extreme cleaner learned from 25 years on the job | Tom Lamont

From murder scenes to whale blubber, Ben Giles has seen it – and cleaned it – all. In their stickiest hours, people rely on him to restore orderWhen the entrance to a theatre in London’s West End was discovered to be smeared with blood and faeces one day in March, a distress call went out to the headquarters of Ben Giles, a 49-year-old veteran of the extreme clean, who is based in Cardigan in Wales. Decades earlier, as a young know-nothing, hired by police to clean vehicles, Giles laboured for hours to remove fingerprint dust from the interior of a stolen car – work that now, with the experience of innumerable litter-dashed, liquid-sodden, gunge-roped scenes, would take him about 30 minutes. Job by job, he figured out when to scrape or sand, soak or fog, preserve or dispose. Boilersuited and plastic booted, Giles learned how to eliminate most evidence of spillages, collisions, protests, haemorrhages, severings, explosions, fires and floods, becoming a self-taught stain savant, a wal...

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2 w. ago Gareth Bale's new life since retirement as star takes on most important job yet

Gareth Bale has spoken about his life after football since retiring from the game in 2023, and it's fair to say that his old life has been left behind

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2 w. ago Manchester United confirm shock departure of staff member after just three months

Man Utd appointed David Horseman in the summer, but he has already left the club to take a job with Arsenal.

Events

2 w. ago The very different new life of Gareth Bale as he takes on the most important job of all

Wales legend Gareth Bale sat down with WalesOnline to talk about what he's been up to since retirement

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2 w. ago Brutal verdict issued on Phil Parkinson's Wrexham future as manager warned

Wrexham have made a poor start to their Championship campaign and Phil Parkinson has been warned managers will be queuing up to take his job, despite receiving the club's backing

Events

2 w. ago Phil Parkinson Wrexham sack verdict delivered after difficult start

Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson has been told managers will be lining up to take his job as he faces speculation over his future, despite club officials declaring his position is safe

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3 w. ago I Love You, Byeee by Adam Buxton audiobook review – warm and witty whimsy

A chatty, self-deprecating memoir recalls the podcaster’s start in TV and his lifelong friendship with comedian and film-maker Joe CornishThe writer and comic Adam Buxton’s first memoir, Ramble Book, dug into his childhood and his relationship with his father, who featured as the cantankerous BaaadDad in Buxton’s 1990s pop culture series The Adam and Joe Show. I Love You, Byeee is the follow up in which he remembers his late mother, Valerie, and reflects on his TV career which began with him landing a job at Takeover TV, a showcase for new talent on Channel 4, where he brought in his childhood friend Joe Cornish.Fans of The Adam and Joe Show will find reminiscences about the pair’s toy movies, where they recreated films such as Titanic and Trainspotting, and their radio shows on XFM and 6Music. Buxton is candid about the strain of their working relationship and his feelings of insecurity when Cornish went off to direct his first film, Attack the Block, without him. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Ange Postecoglou has a point to prove in Premier League now more than ever | John Duerden

The new Nottingham Forest coach will be better for his two years at Spurs and has unfinished business in Europe after his sackingAnge Postecoglou is used to mixed reactions when he takes a new job. So the response of Nottingham Forest fans to his appointment on Tuesday was par for the course. At Yokohama F. Marinos in 2018, fans were nonplussed at this Australian coming in. At Celtic, it was a case of, “Ange Who?” At Tottenham Hotspur two years ago, there were concerns about how a coach who had worked all over the world but never in a big European league would manage in the Premier League. Earlier in his career, doubters had been won over with trophies. When he moved on, fans from Australia to Japan to Scotland were sad to see him go.At Spurs it was more complex. The initial scepticism quickly transformed into loving Big Ange, and then into something else again. The second season a trophy was won, the biggest for Tottenham since at least the FA Cup of 1991, but as the club came 17th...

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