10 h. ago Newcastle star Fabian Schar stretchered off in distress with leg in brace during Leeds clash

NEWCASTLE star Fabian Schar was stretchered off with his leg in a brace during his side's match against Leeds. The veteran defender, 34, appeared to twist his knee during an accidental tangle with Dominic Calvert-Lewin in the 70th minute. Physios rushed on to treat the Swiss star, who was in clear distress. Following around five...

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16 h. ago Cherki has excelled for Manchester City – and made Guardiola adapt

In a bad season for big-money transfers in the Premier League, maverick Frenchman has been a notable exceptionBy WhoScored“There are moments I just want to shout at him and there are moments I want to kiss him.” Such is Pep Guardiola’s relationship with Rayan Cherki: part exasperation, part adoration. Guardiola is football’s master of fine-tuning. He has polished footballers until their natural instincts have become dictated by a system of control, structure and repetition above individual sparks of brilliance. Cherki, however, feels different – a sharp, unpredictable edge that Guardiola has left intact.The 22-year-old, who arrived from Lyon in the summer for £34m , is already testing Guardiola’s philosophy of shaping players rather than accommodating them. His approach to Cherki feels very different to previous big signings. When Jack Grealish arrived from Aston Villa for £100m in 2022, he was one of English football’s most audacious, improvisational talents – a player unafraid of ...

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18 h. ago 'Cruise liner' warehouse consultation was 'wholly inadequate', independent audit finds

Residents were given 'no meaningful opportunity to engage' with the developer in the early stages of the project to build the gigantic structures, it has been said

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18 h. ago Three LA wildfire victims on surviving the horror – and what happened next

After their lives were upended last year, they’re finally regaining their footing – but memories of the fires still haunt themFew among the nearly 10 million people who live in Los Angeles county were left untouched by last year’s disastrous firestorm. Driven by strong winds through parched vegetation, multiple fires exploded in quick succession last January, and devoured roughly 16,000 structures on all sides of LA.Thirty-one lives were lost and thousands more were for ever changed. For many, a new chapter of the disaster began to unfold when the flames were extinguished, while the slow road to recovery started to take shape in the year that followed. Continue reading...

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26 h. ago Police clash with locals during demolition drive near mosque in historic Old Delhi

Authorities claim structures are encroachments but mosque management says they are on Muslim charitable land

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32 h. ago NHS spending watchdog recommends smartphone apps for asthma patients

New draft guidance recommends using eight apps on the health service for the next three years while further evidence is collected

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43 h. ago Rosenior needs bright start at Chelsea to avoid being a focus for fan discontent | Jacob Steinberg

The club are in a decent position but there is dissatisfaction with the ownership and the new head coach must not get caught in the crossfireThe way Chelsea are run will come as no surprise to Liam Rosenior. He has longstanding relationships with three of the five sporting directors and will know from his time at Strasbourg, who are part of the same ownership, that the head coach’s best chance of surviving is not to make the mistake of rebelling against the structure.Rosenior will have to show more political savvy than Enzo Maresca, who talked himself out of the job last week. Yet given the 41-year-old is familiar with the working conditions at BlueCo, the investment vehicle that owns Chelsea and Strasbourg, his biggest challenge is unlikely to be managing upwards. Rosenior will know where to train his focus and not to rock the boat. Crucially, he does not inherit a team in crisis. Chelsea are fifth and earned a creditable draw at Manchester City on Sunday; despite the rancour of Ma...

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46 h. ago Keep your bedroom 5C warmer with hotel trick that doesn't involve the thermostat

Experts shared a hack to keep rooms feeling nice and warm without using the thermostat

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48 h. ago Nick Kyrgios may be resigned to tennis fringes as singles career fizzles out

Australian’s disappointing performance in Brisbane could vindicate officials’ reluctance to hand him a Melbourne Park wildcardNick Kyrgios appears set for little more than a peripheral role during Australia’s summer of tennis after a brisk, anticlimactic and – for fans of the 30-year-old – worrying defeat at the Brisbane International in his first competitive singles outing in almost 10 months.The Canberran, who is recovering from knee and wrist surgeries and played only five times on the ATP Tour in 2025, offered little resistance against American Aleksandar Kovacevic in the first round at the Pat Rafter Arena on Tuesday. The 27-year-old American, ranked 58 in the world, breezed past the Australian 6-3 6-4 in just 66 minutes, without giving up a break point opportunity. Continue reading...

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55 h. ago United Airlines boss reveals the simple way he beats jet lag

While many regular travellers swear by traditional methods to prevent jet lag, Scott Kirby has a very structured routine when it comes to getting better sleep.

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63 h. ago Do you suffer from crippling knee pain? This is the simple five

Nine million people in the UK have osteoarthritis, where the protective cartilage within a joint breaks down, causing pain and problems moving the joint.

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64 h. ago Inside the furious Ruben Amorim row that sparked the end at Man United

The relationship between Amorim and those inside United’s structure broke down, with a tactical stubbornness and key targets missed

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65 h. ago Ruben Amorim is gone, but Manchester United’s forever crisis rolls on

The head coach (or manager?) fired cryptic shots at his bosses, then was fired himself. Amorim sacked after power struggle over transfersLatest updates and reactionDiscontent at Manchester United these days is only ever deferred. Ruben Amorim’s departure from the club on Monday was long anticipated and came, in the end, with a weary sigh. He had made a half-hearted protest about the recruitment structure after Sunday’s draw at Leeds, but it felt even at the time like barely more than a gesture. And so another manager, the seventh since Sir Alex Ferguson left in 2013, falls victim to the United meat-grinder.Everybody at United, fundamentally, is unhappy. And not unhappy in the sense that Alex Ferguson used to be unhappy, when the club was essentially fuelled by his volcanic rages, but enervated, frustrated by the realisation that this is not how things used to be, that this was once the biggest football club in the country and now they keep failing to get the win they need to lift th...

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65 h. ago Ruben Amorim is gone, but Manchester United’s forever crisis rolls on | Jonathan Wilson

The head coach (or manager?) fired cryptic shots at his bosses, then was fired himself. Amorim sacked after power struggle over transfersLatest updates and reactionDiscontent at Manchester United these days is only ever deferred. Ruben Amorim’s departure from the club on Monday was long anticipated and came, in the end, with a weary sigh. He had made a half-hearted protest about the recruitment structure after Sunday’s draw at Leeds, but it felt even at the time like barely more than a gesture. And so another manager, the seventh since Sir Alex Ferguson left in 2013, falls victim to the United meat-grinder.Everybody at United, fundamentally, is unhappy. And not unhappy in the sense that Alex Ferguson used to be unhappy, when the club was essentially fuelled by his volcanic rages, but enervated, frustrated by the realisation that this is not how things used to be, that this was once the biggest football club in the country and now they keep failing to get the win they need to lift th...

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66 h. ago Streamer, 37, dies during live broadcast after viewers paid to watch him down whisky and snort cocaine in extreme online challenge

Sergio Jimenez, 37, was discovered kneeling in a 'prayer-like' position on his bed by his younger brother at the home he shared with their mum in Vilanova i la Geltru near Barcelona.

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67 h. ago Space oddity named 'Dracula' that spans nearly 400bn miles shown in incredible pictures

The colossal structure nicknamed 'Dracula's Chivito' is the largest known planet-forming disk and has been captured in unprecedented detail by NASA's Hubble Space Telescope

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3 d. ago RICHARD LITTLEJOHN: Trump has every right to confront the banana republics exporting drugs into his backyard......don't you wish Starmer would smash the gangs with equal ruthlessness?

The Prime Minister's knee-jerk reaction to this stunning military operation was to insist that he is a 'lifelong advocate of international law'.

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4 d. ago Partick Thistle star pulls back curtain on incredible fightback after suffering SIX significant knee injuries

Midfielder was told he could be out for 18 months but has fought back in half of that and is desperate to make up for lost time by helping the Jags push for promotion.

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4 d. ago Tories seek to stop Labour's controversial Troubles Bill that will 'kneecap' SAS

The law will end the immunity for former and serving members of the Armed Forces brought in by the Conservatives.

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4 d. ago Mikel Arteta lauds Arsenal’s ‘personality and presence’ in win at Bournemouth

Manager praises ‘remarkable’ Gabriel reaction after errorRice makes impact after disappointment of missing VillaMikel Arteta paid tribute to Arsenal’s newfound “personality and presence” after they came back from a goal down to defeat Bournemouth and move six points clear at the top of the Premier League.Gabriel Magalhães made up for his error in gifting Evanilson the opening goal by lashing in the equaliser at the other end minutes later before Declan Rice scored twice after returning from a knee injury. Eli Junior Kroupi pulled one back late on but Arsenal were able to comfortably hang on as they began the new year with a fifth straight league win. Continue reading...

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