35 h. ago Connor Barron fires defiant Rangers message over last 5 games as Barry Ferguson impact laid bare

The Ibrox club crashed out of the Europa League at the quarter-final stage meaning they will suffer a trophy-less campaign

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3 d. ago Shirt goes down as trophyless Rangers troubled by VAR snub and ruthless Bilbao make them pay – 5 talking points

Barry Ferguson watched his side come up short as they exit the Europa League at the quarter final stage

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3 d. ago Tour of Britain Women route unveiled with Glasgow circuit to host final stage

Lotte Kopecky may be in action to defend her title ahead of a tilt at the Tour de France Femmes

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3 d. ago Carlo Ancelotti to leave Real Madrid after Champions League defeat to Arsenal

Real Madrid lost 5-1 on aggregate to Arsenal to exit the Champions League at the quarter-final stage, and the Italian boss is now expected to depart next weekend

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4 d. ago Carlo Ancelotti reveals Liverpool management 'dream' with Real Madrid job at risk

Carlo Ancelotti's future at Real Madrid is uncertain going into Wednesday's Champions League quarter-final second leg against Arsenal, with his team needing to stage another famous comeback

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5 d. ago Aston Villa fall agonisingly short with epic PSG comeback to exit Champions League

Fairytale campaign ends at quarter-final stage but Unai Emery’s inspired side can holds their heads high

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9 d. ago What Leny Yoro has improved after 'problems' at Manchester United

Leny Yoro scored his first goal for Man United in their Europa League draw with Lyon at the quarter-final stage on Thursday night.

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1 week ago Andrew Tate accused of pointing gun in woman’s face and telling her ‘to do as I say’, court documents claim

The controversial influencer is accused of controlling the women’s routines and beating one with a belt

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1 week ago Oran McConville dead: Britain's Got Talent star passes away at 18 weeks after his father's death

Oran McConville found fame as a child when his school choir took part in popular show Britain's Got Talent on ITV - and the group managed to reach the semi-final stage

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1 week ago Sexual violence and harassment ‘endemic’ in French entertainment industry, report finds

Attitudes in France ‘barely evolving’ amid ‘collective denial’ years after the #MeToo movement began, according to parliamentary commissionSexual violence and sexual harassment are “endemic” in France’s entertainment industry, a damning report by French politicians has found, concluding that women and children are still being routinely preyed on, despite the country’s #MeToo movement.The Green MP Sandrine Rousseau and the centrist Erwan Balanant found that sexual violence, harassment and bullying were “systemic, endemic and persistent” in all sectors of the French culture and entertainment industry, from TV and cinema to theatre, radio, comedy, advertising, rock and classical music. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Blair Castle's Atholl Highlanders celebrate their march in New York Tartan Day Parade 2025

Currently in the midst of an 11-day tour of the United States, Britain's only private Regiment, The Atholl Highlanders, raised and commanded by the Dukes of Atholl, and based at their ancestral home of Blair Castle in Highland Perthshire, have taken part in New York’s Tartan Day Parade at the weekend.

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1 week ago BBC Strictly Come Dancing's Amy Dowden says she's 'not ready' as she bids farewell to huge career milestone

Strictly Come Dancing professional Amy Dowden was feeling emotional as she prepared to take to the stage for the final time on her Reborn tour with friend Carlos Gu

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2 w. ago UConn beat South Carolina to end drought and win their 12th national title

UConn 82-59 South CarolinaAzzi Fudd and Sarah Strong score 24 points eachUConn are back on top of women’s basketball, winning their 12th national championship by routing defending champion South Carolina 82-59 on Sunday behind Azzi Fudd’s 24 points.Sarah Strong added 24 points and 15 rebounds while Paige Bueckers had 17 points in her final game with the Huskies. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Gen X men: if you don’t find the strength to inoculate boys against the manosphere, what men are left? | Van Badham

The popularity of Adolescence has provided an icebreaker for these conversations, but having them is not a responsibility women can shoulder“The fitness coach starts his very early morning routine by removing a piece of tape from his mouth,” CNN reports. The “manfluencer” in question, Ashton Hall, spends the rest of his day dunking his face in ice water, rubbing banana peel on his skin and chugging down “Saratoga Water”. This is apparently the modern western definition of hardcore masculinity.Friends, maybe – just maybe – we should restart that conversation about western manhood because if it involves banana peel, you are not demonstrating what it means to be a human adult; you are culturally appropriating a clown. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Get Real: serial Champions League winners Madrid face fresh threat | Jonathan Wilson

Paris Saint-Germain, who beat Liverpool with verve and energy, are the upstart newcomers among big-name quarter-finalistsNarratives are never as straightforward as they may appear. One era does not yield easily to another. What constitutes an era changes over time. While history is happening it’s often hard to make sense of it; patterns seem to emerge that, from the perspective of 20 years later are meaningless, or culs-de-sac. That seems particularly true this season. As the Champions League reaches its quarter-final stage this coming week, it feels that one age has ended and another has yet to materialise.The past was a simpler place. First there was the age of dominance by Real Madrid and Benfica, teams from the capitals of Iberian nations under right-wing dictatorships, packed with great individuals. Then came systematisation, catenaccio and the Italian ascendancy, followed, with a brief period of crossover, by the era of domination by the northern European industrial powers, sk...

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3 w. ago Primoz Roglic wins Volta a Catalunya title as late charge denies Juan Ayuso

Roglic wins final stage in Barcelona for second titleLocal favourite Ayuso has to settle for runners-up slotPrimoz Roglic made a late charge to take the lead from local favourite Juan Ayuso and win the Volta a Catalunya for a second time on Sunday. A four-time Vuelta a España champion, Roglic (Red Bull-Bora Hansgrohe) prevailed in the final 20 kilometers to win the decisive 88km (54-mile) seventh stage in Barcelona and clinch the overall title, denying Ayuso victory in the city of his birth.UAE Team Emirates’ Ayuso had entered the final day in the lead following a sixth stage that was shortened because of extreme wind. He ended 28 seconds behind Roglic in second place, and 53 seconds in front of another Spaniard, Enric Mas of Movistar, who finished third. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago Revealed: How royal women are inspired by their mothers' make

The saying 'like mother, like daughter' couldn't be more fitting when it comes to the beauty regimes of royal women.

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3 w. ago Vermont child welfare agency seeks to dismiss lawsuit alleging it tracked pregnant women

Vermont’s child welfare agency has asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit alleging the state routinely targets and tracks pregnant women deemed unsuitable for motherhood

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4 w. ago The Searchers bring their musical quest to an end after 68 years

Exclusive: Merseybeat act, contemporaries of the Beatles, will play final show at Glastonbury this year after farewell tourThey are the longest-running band in pop history, selling tens of millions of records and filling venues worldwide in a 68-year career. But now the Searchers have decided to take their final bow.The group, who were contemporaries of the Beatles during “the British invasion” will play their last ever show at this year’s Glastonbury festival, after a “final farewell tour” of Britain. Continue reading...

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