41 m. ago Wilfried Nancy is a Celtic acte de foi and I trust my old pal's gut instinct about him – Hugh Keevins

But if 2025 has been characterised by one failing in particular at Celtic Park then it is poor judgement

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2 h. ago Police investigate shots fired on Eastern Avenue in New London

Police investigate shots fired on Eastern Avenue in New London  WFSB

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5 h. ago Could YOU get cancer from your supermarket shop? As a terrifying study links our diets to bowel cancer, the swaps you need to make to keep you and your family safe

An investigation into the contents of a weekly shopping basket has found that 61.5 per cent of what we're buying counts as ultra-processed food, or UPF.

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6 h. ago BBC boss backs Paddy McGuinness to be new Strictly presenter after claiming he would be a 'perfect fit' to replace Claudia Winkleman

It's claimed one of Strictly's most senior bosses has put forward Paddy McGuinness to replace Claudia Winkleman on Strictly after she announced she was quitting

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6 h. ago 'Canny' Meghan Markle is 'professionally wooing' Amazon top boss Jeff Bezos after string of Netflix flops, insiders claim 

Netflix bosses are said to 'have noted' that the Duchess of Sussex appears to be professionally wooing billionaire Amazon boss Jeff Bezos.

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7 h. ago Trump vows to 'bring down' Clintons over the release of Epstein files as he launches investigation into prominent democrats linked to paedophile financier

Tonight, a White House source told The Mail on Sunday: 'The President is determined to bring down Bill and Hillary Clinton and other Democrats who were connected to Epstein.

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7 h. ago French sportswear giant raking in fortune selling life jackets to illegal migrants trying to cross Channel

FRENCH sport store giant Decathlon is raking in a fortune selling life jackets to illegal migrants preparing to cross the Channel. The chain's superstore at Dunkirk-sur-Mer has been swamped with refugees from across the globe preparing to board small boats to the UK. But bosses are refusing to halt booming sales of fluorescent orange £11...

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8 h. ago Striking doctors’ bosses turn against them as public support crumbles over pay battle

STRIKING doctors’ bosses are turning against them as public support crumbles for their pay battle with ministers. Hundreds of hospital chiefs applauded Health Secretary Wes Streeting this week when he branded the British Medical Association “unreasonable” and “reprehensible”. Managers have urged union barons to tone down their demands for a 26 per cent pay rise...

Economics

8 h. ago TEMPLE BAR INVESTMENT TRUST: There's more to come, say bosses

Ian Lance and Nick Purves, part of global investment house Redwheel, claim that there are more stellar gains to come, albeit not on the scale of the recent past.

Economics

9 h. ago Steve Tandy has to leave coaches' box as Wales hero overwhelmed

'Fair play to the kid. Having the accuracy and bravery to pull that off, it’s testament to his character," said Wales boss Steve Tandy

Sport

9 h. ago London boroughs seek ‘funding firepower’ to tackle housing crisis through investment in existing estates

London boroughs seek ‘funding firepower’ to tackle housing crisis through investment in existing estates  London Post

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10 h. ago JFK got 'secret trailer park lover pregnant' and told her to 'have abortion', bombshell book claims

John F Kennedy's wild fling with a flight attendant he met in a bar has come to light after her family shared her personal diaries with the author of a bombshell new book

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12 h. ago Wilfried Nancy has clear first Celtic signing as incoming boss 'accepts transfer policies' with striker ready

The Frenchman looks set to step into the hot seat and replace Brendan Rodgers

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13 h. ago Less than half of public trust their neighbours, figures show

General Secretary of the Co-operative Party Joe Fortune raised concerns over Government figures showing just 41% felt many in their neighbourhood could be trusted

Culture

13 h. ago Sky Sports boss breaks silence on 'lil sis' brand Halo chaos – and makes it so much worse

Bosses at Sky Sports have responded after the launch of their new TikTok channel Sky Sports 'Halo' was heavily criticised online, but it just made things worse

Economics

14 h. ago Strictly bosses refuse to back down as Vicky Pattison issues complaint

Strictly Come Dancing front-runner Vicky Pattison isn't keen on a recent rule-change but, she says, BBC bosses are 'really behind it as a format and it 'isn't going anywhere'

Politics

14 h. ago How was this woman allowed to work with vulnerable children? Health care assistant who had relationship with inmate while working at Broadmoor got job helping special needs pupils

Laura Horton was appointed director of Berkshire-based Remedicare Education despite being under investigation for smuggling drugs into high-security prisons across the country.

Society

14 h. ago MAFS UK star confirms split with bombshell statement admitting 'I broke trust'

Married at First Sight UK's Keye Luke and David Anica have split after tying the knot on the E4 dating show

Events

14 h. ago Naga Munchetty facing 'formal investigation' over BBC Breakfast 'bullying' claims

Naga Munchetty is reportedly facing a formal investigation following allegations of 'bullying' behind the scenes on BBC Breakfast, as her future on the programme remains in doubt

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15 h. ago Nigel Farage is today’s Enoch Powell and his appeal down to slow economy, says minister

Business secretary Peter Kyle says appeal of far-right parties like Reform due to ‘their dogma of disruption, division and despair’Nigel Farage is “today’s incarnation of the politics of Enoch Powell”, the business secretary, Peter Kyle, said at the Co-operative party conference.Kyle described Reform UK as “far right”, while stressing that boosting economic growth was needed to “build an economy and a politics that people can trust to deliver for themselves, their families and their communities”. Continue reading...

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