39 m. ago Tom Hiddleston drops major hint about The Night Manager season 2 release date

The BBC's The Night Manager is set to return for a second series, with Tom Hiddleston reprising his role as Jonathan Pine

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42 m. ago Mo Salah named PFA Player of the Year for a THIRD time after firing Liverpool to glory as he joins Premier League royalty at awards in Manchester with Alexander Isak a no

Mohamed Salah is the PFA Players' Player of the Year after a landmark 2024-25 season where he won the title with Liverpool , scoring 29 goals on his way to a fourth Golden Boot.

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61 m. ago Prolific Salah and Caldentey rewarded with PFA player of the year awards

Liverpool forward wins honour for the third timeCaldentey award follows stellar season for ArsenalLiverpool’s Mohamed Salah and Arsenal’s Mariona Caldentey have won the 2025 awards for the Professional Footballers’ Association players’ player of the year.Salah becomes the first player to collect the prestigious men’s award three times. It would have been a shock had the Egypt forward not triumphed on Tuesday night at the ceremony in Manchester, given he scored 29 Premier League goals and created a further 18 as Liverpool won the title last season, the 33-year-old enjoying one of his very best campaigns of an already gilded career. Continue reading...

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67 m. ago Mo Salah makes history at PFA Awards as Alexander Isak makes controversial choice

Mohamed Salah has completed a clean sweep of Premier League awards with the Liverpool forward named by his top-flight peers as the Player of the Season for 2024/25

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82 m. ago Tommy Fleetwood arrives at East Lake as relatable contender on verge of greatness

After a season of close calls the world No 10 has a chance to turn his drought into a career defining momentThe widespread euphoria that surrounded Rory McIlroy’s Masters triumph served as the finest example of a moment when golf observers want a player to win. This, after all, is supposed to be a non-tribal environment aside from the weekend every two years when Europe face USA and people on either side of the ropes take leave of their senses.Golf’s next pursuit of the holy grail belongs to Tommy Fleetwood. Defeat from positions of strength at the Travelers and St Jude championships threw up an unwanted statistic. In 163 PGA Tour starts, Fleetwood is yet to emerge victorious. As striking as that raw number – Fleetwood’s talent is such that one assumes he should have claimed a batch of trophies in the US – is the fact people are willing him to end his drought. Fleetwood is relatable, likable, popular. He also has no objection to the discussion presently whirling around him. Continue...

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91 m. ago 'Boom, in you go': Celtic starlet would be trusted for club's biggest matches, says Brendan Rodgers

Defender has caught the eye of manager during pre-season

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97 m. ago PFA Premier League Team of the Year with Liverpool and Arsenal stars dominating

Liverpool finished 10 points ahead of Arsenal in winning the Premier League title last season, with the two sides making up seven of the best XI picked by players

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2 h. ago Ice used Marriott chain to detain immigrants, despite hotel’s 2019 pledge not to cooperate

Sheraton in Louisiana held father and teenage son this month in apparent contradiction of former positionA Sheraton hotel in Louisiana has been used by immigration officials to hold people who are being deported, in what appears to be a contradiction of a position Sheraton’s parent company, Marriott, took in 2019 when it said its properties would not be used in cooperation with Ice.The Intercept first reported that the hotel, located on MacArthur Drive in Alexandria, Louisiana, near a major deportation hub and airport used by Ice, had been used by immigration officials earlier this month to hold a father and his teenage son for four days after their arrest in New York. They were then deported to Ecuador. The Intercept cited phone-tracking evidence that had been shared with the publication and was later seen by the Guardian. Continue reading...

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3 h. ago Aberdeen’s Europa League chances fired in the bin as FCSB told how many they’ll score vs the Dons

The Dons are bidding to reach the main phase of Europe's second tier competition for the first time since 2007

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3 h. ago Kathryn Bryce excels with bat as Manchester Originals thrash Trent Rockets

Bryce scored 61 from 45 deliveries while captain Beth Mooney landed four boundaries and one six in her 47 runs.

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3 h. ago What happened to the 20 players who left Edinburgh Rugby and Glasgow Warriors

We talk you through where last season’s departures have ended up

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3 h. ago Brendan Rodgers addresses midfielder's Celtic situation and why one player left out of Champions League squad

Portuguese has struggled for game-time this season at Parkhead

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4 h. ago Rangers vs Club Brugge LIVE as Danilo scores and Ibrox dares to dream

Part one of a £40million double header as Russell Martin looks to lead Ibrox side into the promised land for first time since 2022/23

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5 h. ago Companies in crisis as MORE firms go bust: Surge in numbers of businesses closing down in England and Wales

Official data from the Insolvency Service showed there were 2,081 company insolvencies in July, edging up by 1% compared with June.

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6 h. ago ‘The King Lear in I Am the Walrus? That came from John Cage’: Paul McCartney on the Beatles’ debt to great avant

In the mid-60s, the Beatles tuned in to the world’s most audacious experimental musicians. Paul McCartney reveals how many of the Fab Four’s ‘far-out’ masterpieces were inspired by their sonic breakthroughsIt is a sunny October afternoon and I am sitting in a long wood-panelled hallway in an old converted townhouse in London waiting to be called into the office of Paul McCartney. I am dressed in my best clothes and trying not to let nerves get the better of me. I am here to ask him about an aspect of his career that is rarely discussed but which, I believe, helped cement his reputation as a world-conquering compositional force and which made the Beatles the most interesting and influential band of all time.In the mid-1960s, as well as topping the charts, turning a generation of teenage girls hysterical and finding themselves the focus of obsessive media attention, the Beatles were also engaged with, and educating themselves about, the work of classical music’s most audacious and imp...

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6 h. ago Five to watch: the Wallaroos who can shape the Women’s Rugby World Cup | Angus Fontaine

From former gymnasts and versatile veterans, to a sevens convert and teenage sensation, these players can lift Australia to new heights in EnglandAustralia begin their Women’s Rugby World Cup campaign with a clash against Samoa on 23 August and high hopes of at least matching their best result at the tournament when it was last held in England. The Wallaroos finished third at the global showpiece 15 years ago but if the current No 6-ranked side are to survive their pool, let alone snatch a breakthrough World Cup crown, they must first face down the game’s biggest star, the US’s Ilona Maher, as well as host England.These are the five players who can help lift the Wallaroos to new heights and lay down a marker before Australia host the World Cup in 2029. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Teenage thug who brutally stabbed boy in savage Paisley attack jailed

A judge told Harvey Hogg he had endangered his victim's life during the attack in Paisley.

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6 h. ago Pitches were perfect before quad riders tore across turf in West Lothian park as season kicked off

Whitburn FC use the community facility at King George V Park for matches and training

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6 h. ago Nkunku’s Bayern transfer stalls delaying Simons and Garnacho moves to Chelsea

Chelsea holding out for permanent deal with BayernLondon club unwilling to pay £50m for GarnachoBayern Munich’s move for Christopher Nkunku has stalled, delaying Chelsea’s attempts to sign RB Leipzig’s Xavi Simons and Manchester United’s Alejandro Garnacho.Chelsea hope to offload Nkunku, who is not in the club’s plans for the season, and want the forward to leave on a permanent basis. Bayern had a loan offer with an option to buy rejected at the weekend and it remains to be seen if they are prepared to pay enough to sign the Frenchman. Continue reading...

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6 h. ago Manchester City midfielder set to replace Florian Wirtz at Bayer Leverkusen as loan deal agreed

Claudio Echeverri will spend the season in Germany under Erik ten Hag

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