34 m. ago Tottenham rival Manchester United for Bryan Mbeumo transfer after Thomas Frank decision

Spurs muscle in on Red Devils pursuit in bid to swiftly reunite Cameroon forward with former Bees boss

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46 m. ago ‘She was a wonder’: Ahmedabad reels amid aftermath of Air India plane crash

True scale of the tragedy still unfolding, as accounts of those onboard begin to emergeAs he dropped off his only daughter at Ahmedabad airport, Suraj Mistry seized the opportunity to take one final family selfie before she went back to London. Kinal Mistry, 24, had laughed lovingly at her father as he made her promise that they would meet again soon. “Yes, Daddy, very soon,” she said.Instead, the photo – of Kinal smiling beside her mother and father – would commemorate the last time his family was a whole. In scenes of horror that have since reverberated around the world, just a few minutes after the flight took off from Ahmedabad airport on Thursday morning, it plummeted from the sky, exploding in an inferno of fire and black smoke. Only one of the 242 people onboard survived. Continue reading...

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47 m. ago Full list of Poundland stores under threat after discount chain sold for less than a quid

With over 800 Poundland shops around the United Kingdom and the discount chain being sold for less than a quid, there could be about to be whole lot less outlets

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50 m. ago Will interest rates be cut next week? The key factors for the Bank of England and 2025 predictions

Analysts expect a split vote at the MPC’s meeting on 19 June

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50 m. ago Nursing home 'horrors' as 75 pensioners found drugged with feet tied together

A total of 75 people were found in "illegal" nursing homes with their feet tied together and heavily drugged up, with ministers branding the discovery as a "house of horror"

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50 m. ago Ayrshire Stagecoach strike shows no sign of halting as drivers picket bus station

Strikes by bus drivers in Ayrshire are set to continue amid a claim that Unite and Stagecoach have not spoken to each other since the industrial action began.

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59 m. ago Best festival tents for 2025: Top picks for Glastonbury and beyond

Ready for a summer of disco-tents? Festival season is back

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67 m. ago 'I flew Boeing planes for 40 years – the Air India crash was bound to happen'

Ross Aimer, a pilot for top airlines including United Airlines from 1964 to 2004, has said he is 'shocked' but 'not that surprised' that the Air India Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed

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68 m. ago Man Utd have 'overlooked obvious transfer' in relentless Viktor Gyokeres pursuit

Manchester United have been linked with a move for Sporting CP striker Viktor Gyokeres this summer, but club icon Rio Ferdinand believes they should be targeting someone else

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71 m. ago Transfer news live: Liverpool agree record fee for Wirtz, Man United given Mbeumo boost over Tottenham

Follow all the latest transfer news as the rumour mill whirs despite the end of the summer’s first transfer window

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90 m. ago Swansea City make major coaching announcement as duo appointed and exit confirmed

Swansea have confirmed the make-up of Alan Sheehan's coaching staff for the 2025/26 season

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1 hour ago SPFL confirm charges against Celtic, Aberdeen and Partick as call issued for football banning orders

Trio of clubs in dock over incidents towards end of last season

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1 hour ago How would recent events in America appear if they happened elsewhere? | Moira Donegan

Imagining how the media would cover the troops in Los Angeles or the detention of a sitting senator is a useful exerciseAt times the gesture can seem like a cliche, but I like to imagine, for the sake of perspective, how political developments in the United States would be covered by the media if they were happening in any other country. I imagine that Thursday’s events in Los Angeles might be spoken of like this:A prominent opposition leader was attacked by regime security forces on Thursday in the presence of the national security tsar, as he voiced opposition to the federal military occupation of the US’s second-largest city following street demonstrations against the regime’s mass deportation efforts. Continue reading...

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1 hour ago Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper says he’s ‘not good’ after painful injury

Clarkson’s right-hand man is ‘hobbling’ around farm after hurting himself

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1 hour ago Why Man City are making controversial season ticket change as fan concern and stark numbers revealed

Manchester City are asking season ticket holders to attend at least 10 games personally from now on after seeing what happened last year

Sport

1 hour ago Rally champion, 21, dies in horror crash into tree as test run ends in tragedy

Top driver Matteo Doretto lost his life in a tragic test run that has rocked the motorsport community and his family of motorcycle and rally stars

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1 hour ago Bryan Mbeumo could be about to teach Man United the true cost of Europa League heartbreak

Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo is Manchester United's current top priority but there is a chance that the Reds may still miss out on him

Politics

1 hour ago Spurs’ Mikey Moore aiming for another European trophy with England Under

The winger was on the bench in Bilbao as Tottenham claimed the Europa League against Manchester United.

Politics

2 h. ago US shifts military resources in Mideast in response to Israel strikes and possible Iran attack

The United States is shifting military resources in the Middle East in response to Israel’s strikes on Iran and a possible retaliatory attack by Tehran

Events

2 h. ago Liverpool agree £116m Wirtz deal, Spurs sue Ineos and Club World Cup news – football live

Football news and analysis from the around the worldThe Rumour Mill: Garnacho set for Villa? | And email WillThomas Frank and Spurs are a good fit on paper but the north London job will be a tough one for the Dane. Frank is tactically flexible but can be a slow starter and has limited experience in managing sides competing in Europe. Plus he arrives as the love still lingers for Ange Postecoglou after the Australian delivered Tottenham’s first trophy since 2008 and the club’s first European trophy since 1984.Frank has limited experience of balancing the domestic league and Europe, the furthest he ever took Brøndby being the fourth qualifying round of the Europa League. His European record is notably poor: played 10, won three, and two of those were against Juvenes/Dogana of San Marino. His record in domestic cups, similarly, is dismal; his past history makes it unlikely a poor league season could be redeemed by other silverware – although the depth of the Spurs squad perhaps means t...

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