5 h. ago St Mirren stars are playing "well above" club's budget, says Stephen Robinson

The Buddies boss insists he is getting more than value for money from stars in the class of 2024-25.

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3 d. ago Crystal Palace: Oliver Glasner reveals Carlo Ancelotti mantra ahead of FA Cup semi

The Palace boss insists his squad is packed with players capable of producing magic when it matters most

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4 d. ago Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin insists none of his players have ever gone without wages amid SPFL charges

The club is appealing their punishment after being found guilty of multiple breaches of SPFL rules this season

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5 d. ago Bianca Censori turns heads in thong bodysuit as she roams Mallorca solo, days after Kanye reunion

Kanye West and Bianca Censori seem to have squashed the divorce rumours as they are spotted on a date on the Spanish island, but the Australian beauty stepped out solo this week

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6 d. ago Holiday chaos as British tourists told 'don't come here – we can't take it anymore'

Anti-tourism protesters in Tenerife have told Brits to stay away from the Spanish island this summer as they vowed to "take the fight to the streets" in tourist hotspots

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9 d. ago Looking for the last human place on the internet? Try Google Maps

The navigation app might be built for function – but dig deeper and you’ll find a trove of inside jokes, neighbourhood quirks and charming errors• Read more in the Internet wormhole seriesThere is a certain kind of guy who looks at Google Maps for fun. I am that guy. As a kid I went through a cartography phase, drawing elaborate maps of fictional islands and poring over the family street directory in an effort to reconcile the lines and dots on the overcrowded pages with the streets, shops and friends’ houses in my mind’s eye. You could say that phase never really ended.In much the same way as some people will pull up a movie’s IMDb entry the second they start watching, any time I come across an interesting town, country or geographical oddity (which is often in the news business), I’m firing up Maps to see what topographical morsels I can uncover. I’m no GeoGuessr savant, but I’ve spent many pleasant hours puzzling over interesting enclaves and panhandles, or pootling around far-fl...

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1 week ago Brendan Rodgers insists Celtic head for Hampden feeling they WILL win as boss names 4 things he expects to see

The Hoops gaffer has NEVER lost a tie at the national stadium across his two spells at the club

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1 week ago Albion Rovers v Celtic B: Biggest challenge will be our pitch insists boss ahead of season finale

Sandy Clark reckons the condition of the Cliftonhill will pose problems for both side's in Saturday's Lowland League clash

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1 week ago James Tavernier asks Rangers to make Barry Ferguson manager as man himself fires powerful answer in response

The interim boss insists that's not even in his thinking but vowed he won't be leaving without a fight

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1 week ago Spanish island brings in major sun loungers change with 'pay and display' rules on popular tourist spots

A popular island in Spain has introduced a new pay-and-display system for sunbeds on its most crowded beaches.

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1 week ago Urgent Mallorca tourist warning as Spanish island airport rocked by crime wave

Brit tourists heading to one of Spain's most popular islands, Mallorca, need to be wary as soon as they step off the plane, as a crime wave is said to have erupted at the airport

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1 week ago Ruben Amorim insists he's found the positive in Manchester United's horror campaign

Ruben Amorim has endured an awful time at Manchester United, but the under-pressure boss has insisted there are positives to be found in their dreadful campaign

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1 week ago Hotels in tourist hotspot temporary closed following flooding after TUI cancels Easter flights

Spanish authorities declared a state of emergency after the Canary Islands was battered with torrential weather.

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1 week ago ‘We feel like we’re back in Senegal’: the Sufis helping migrants in the Canaries

Part-school, part-social network, a Mouride circle on the Spanish island is helping teenage asylum seekers prepare for adulthood and navigate a challenging welfare system• Photographs by Diana TakacsovaIn a three-storey building in a residential neighbourhood in Gran Canaria, about an hour’s drive from the airport, more than a dozen teenage Senegalese boys in colourful, flowing robes sit in a circle, soulfully chanting supplications. Behind them, girls sit with their heads covered, praying. On the top-floor terrace a feast of steaming rice, meat and vegetable gravy is being prepared.It is a bright Sunday afternoon in February. The young people are mostly asylum seekers from Senegal, who live in detention centres where conditions can be brutal, according to Spanish human rights groups. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Carlo Ancelotti channels Carlos Alcaraz to inspire Real Madrid comeback against Arsenal

Los Blancos boss also insists failure to overturn sizable deficit in the Champions League quarter-finals won’t impact his position at the Bernabeu

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2 w. ago TUI cancels flights to popular tourist spot leaving travellers facing Easter holiday chaos

Spanish authorities declared a state of emergency in the Canary Island following torrential weather last weekend.

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2 w. ago TUI update as Brits tourists' holidays axed after huge floods on Spanish island

Spanish authorities declared a state of emergency after rain swept across the Canary Islands over the weekend causing floods, with the popular tourist destination of Costa Teguise on Lanzarote badly hit

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2 w. ago British holiday hotspot Lanzarote hit by flash floods after month of rain falls in hours

Footage shows cars submerged on waterlogged roads and streams turned into dangerous rapids in the Spanish island

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2 w. ago Flood water and thick mud flow through Lanzarote streets as state of emergency declared

Roads have become muddy rivers in Lanzarote on Monday, 14 April, after torrential rainfall over the Spanish Canary Island.

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2 w. ago Going on holiday to Lanzarote? Everything you need to know about the weather

Fears around travel to Spanish island ahead of Easter weekend

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