61 m. ago Danny Rohl sends Rangers transfer message to Andrew Cavenagh as boss names who needs 'big credit'

The Light Blues signed Tochi Chukwuani just hours before they defeated Aberdeen 2-0

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2 h. ago TNT Sports commentator Darren Fletcher reveals the bizarre way he has benefited from his namesake’s Man Utd appointment

TNT SPORTS commentator Darren Fletcher has revealed the bizarre benefit he's had from his namesake at Manchester United. The former Scotland international and Red Devils star is back in the dugout for the FA Cup clash with Brighton - after leading the team midweek in the Premier League. Ruben Amorim was axed after his bombshell...

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3 h. ago UK private equity firms sharply increase use of offshore funds

University of Glasgow researcher says trend raises transparency concerns for investors

Economics

5 h. ago Evidence shows benefit of RSV vaccines as Trump officials push restrictions

Shots to prevent respiratory syncytial virus recommended only for high-risk babies even as experts hail jabs’ successAs US officials move to restrict vaccines, including the shots to prevent respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), more evidence is emerging to confirm how dramatically the jabs reduce hospitalizations.Announced last week as part of new restrictions on one-third of all routine childhood vaccines, RSV shots are now recommended only for high-risk babies, instead of all infants. The Trump administration announcement was led by prominent vaccine critic and health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr. Continue reading...

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5 h. ago Keeping Rangers linked ace and other key men will be 'a big thing for us', says Motherwell boss Askou

The high-flying Steelmen are catching the attention of other clubs with their recent displays under the Dane

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6 h. ago Iran arrests protest leaders as crackdown intensifies amid threat of US intervention

Washington and Tehran step up war of words over Donald Trump’s threat to intervene in response to unrestIranian authorities have arrested key members of the protest movement that has rocked the country over the last two weeks, the national police chief said, as Washington and Tehran threaten each other over the prospect of US intervention in the Islamic republic.“Last night, significant arrests were made of the main elements in the riots, who, God willing, will be punished after going through legal procedures,” the police chief, Ahmad-Reza Radan, told state TV on Sunday, without specifying the number of those arrested. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Former Republican chair says US institutions yielded to Trump, ‘the bully’

Michael Steele argues law firms, universities and media capitulated with startling speed and voters want accountabilityThe biggest surprise of Donald Trump’s first year back in office is how quickly America’s institutions capitulated to “the bully”, said Michael Steele, a former chair of the Republican National Committee (RNC) turned arch critic.But with the midterm elections for Congress looming, Steele predicts a resounding Democratic victory amid a hunger among voters to hold the president and his allies accountable for threatening democracy. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago The kindness of strangers: alone in the crowd at Glastonbury, a stranger hugged me tight while I cried about my dead dad

As I sobbed to U2, she would hug me tighter as we swayed to the musicRead more in the kindness of strangers seriesMy father died when I was 19, after a short and sharp fight with cancer. Unsure of what to do or how to proceed with life, I took a year off university and went backpacking through Europe. The other side of the world seemed like a good place to be.I ended up at the music festival Glastonbury in 2011. It was a great lineup that year but there was one act on the bill that really caught my eye: U2. They were my dad’s favourite band, so it seemed only right that I should go and see them. Of course, U2 aren’t exactly a massive draw for people my age, so I ended up alone in the massive crowd at the main stage while my friends saw other bands. Continue reading...

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7 h. ago Husband charged in double homicide after having affair with au pair is going on trial in Virginia

A Virginia man who had a relationship with a Brazilian au pair is going on trial in the killings of his wife and another man

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8 h. ago I knew I had to leave Man United when sacked boss made two key decisions

Manchester United have given several managers the reins since Sir Alex Ferguson's retirement in 2013 and it hasn't always been good news for players

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8 h. ago Free TV licences available to people claiming one DWP benefit

Standard TV licences usually cost £174.50 annually, while the black-and-white licence fee now stands at £58.50

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9 h. ago DWP ending older benefits by March 31 as millions sent Universal Credit letter

Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA) is also being replaced by Universal Credit and the DWP wants everyone claiming this benefit to be transferred across by March 31, 2026

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9 h. ago Shoppers name 3 key reasons why so many High Street store closures are happening

As River Island, Claire's and The Original Factory Shop announce closures affecting thousands of jobs, shoppers have shared three reasons for why they think so many High Street stores are closing

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10 h. ago ‘Lots of people don’t want to do it’: Paul Nurse on his controversial second term as Royal Society president

The Nobel prize winner discusses claims of a ‘boys’ club’, Elon Musk’s fellowship and rightwing attacks on sciencePaul Nurse is a turn up for the books. A Nobel prize-winning geneticist, former director of the Francis Crick Institute and erstwhile head of Rockefeller University in the US, his CV marks him out as one of this generation’s most eminent scientific figures.But his presidency of the Royal Society, a position he has taken up for a second time, makes him rarer still. No other scientist in centuries has had a second term at the head of the academy. Continue reading...

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10 h. ago Strictly's Shirley Ballas reveals 'I'll put in a good word' for two stars to take major roles

The race is hotting up to replace Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman on Strictly, and judge Shirley Ballas says she'll 'put in a good word' for two popular presenters as a favour to her mum

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10 h. ago Shoppers pinpoint 'key reason' for High Street closures as UK retailer shuts 32 stores

Several high street brands have announced store closures this week, and shoppers have shared their theories on what's behind the trend

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11 h. ago 28 Years Later's Sam Locke shares grim reality of starring in Jimmy Savile

Welsh actor Sam Locke is starring with the likes of Ralph Fiennes, Cillian Murphy, and Jack O'Connell in the upcoming thriller 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple but the newcomer, just two years out of university, tells us why there was "no need to be starstruck" working with massive A-listers

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11 h. ago Mo Salah's AFCON return date now clear as Liverpool receive key update for Arne Slot

Mohamed Salah scored as Egypt reached the semi-final of the Africa Cup of Nations by beating Ivory Coast 3-2 - with the Liverpool forward guaranteed to miss the Burnley clash.

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11 h. ago Roast potatoes will be crunchy and delicious if 1 ingredient is added to tray

Mimi Morley, who develops recipes at HelloFresh, shared a simple method to ensure roast potatoes are super crispy. You only need a key ingredient to ensure they taste delicious

Events

12 h. ago Two women make the toughest choice imaginable. What happens next depends on where they live

There is a stark contrast in how women needing one key treatment are dealt with depending solely on whether they live in England or Wales

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