30 h. ago What Man City stars did after Brighton change exposes alarming £275m question

Manchester City played well for the first hour of their match against Brighton but the collapse was spectacular.

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39 h. ago What could happen at Swansea City in next 36 hours as Celtic domino effect in full swing

Swansea City have done some terrific work so far this summer but they are missing that one final piece - or two

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39 h. ago What could happen at Cardiff City in next 36 hours as boss raises 'really dangerous' scenario

Cardiff City are flying high after a great start to the season and a couple of additions could make things even more positive

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4 d. ago Japanese town wants to limit smartphone use to two hours a day

City cites concern that long hours on phones are linked to sleep loss, weakened social ties, and truancy among children

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6 d. ago Cheap European city two hours from the UK with 'so much to discover'

Planning your next weekend getaway? This affordable European city has age-old historic buildings, rich culture and a fascinating collection of gnomes for tourists to track down

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7 d. ago Business Secretary to meet JCB boss after concerns raised about US tariffs

JCB chief executive Graeme Macdonald called on the UK Government to get a ‘deal done quickly’ after new American tariffs were implemented.

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8 d. ago What connects six disappearances in a picturesque New Zealand town? ‘Everyone has a theory’

Six people have gone missing in the small town of Piha. A true-crime documentary is asking questions – and ruffling some feathersGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastOn a squally winter night 21 years ago, 25-year-old Iraena Asher vanished from an isolated beach community, one hour west of New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland.“It was a terrible night like this,” Julia Woodhouse – one of the last to see Asher – tells the Guardian one afternoon in early July, as the rain lashes the windows of her Piha home. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Italian guide collapses and dies while leading Colosseum tour in searing heat

Rome tour guides call for attractions’ opening hours to be reviewed after death of Giovanna Maria GiammarinoTour guides in Rome have repeated their calls for a rethink of the summer opening hours of some of the city’s biggest attractions after one of their colleagues died of a suspected heart attack while showing a group around the Colosseum in baking heat.Giovanna Maria Giammarino, who was 56, collapsed in the amphitheatre at 6pm on Tuesday. Despite the efforts of tourists and the emergency services, she could not be revived and died at the scene. Continue reading...

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1 week ago UK city named 'world's prettiest' is less than an hour from Manchester

A study has revealed the 'prettiest city in the world', beating Venice—and it's not far from Manchester

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1 week ago Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander raises 'serious concerns' with Citroen boss over handling of stop

The Transport Secretary has written to Eurig Druce, UK group managing director of Citroen's parent company Stellantis, calling for 'immediate steps' to improve the recall procedure.

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2 w. ago As summers of extreme heat become more common, the UK must protect its workers | John Harris

There’s been fury in Spain over the tragic death of a street cleaner. It’s not hard to imagine something similar playing out in the UKMontse Aguilar was only 51 when she died. She lived in the El Poble-sec area of Barcelona – it translates from Catalan as “the dry village” – where she cared for her 85-year-old mother and sang in a local choir. For three years, she had worked as a city street cleaner for an outsourcing company, wearing a lime-green uniform – made, her family later said, from “100% polyester a material used to make coats”.On 28 June, her shift in the city’s Gothic Quarter began at 2.30pm and ended seven hours later. The temperature that day had reached more than 35C, which left workers like her exposed: Spain has a clearer system of regulations covering heat and work than a lot of other countries, but it is still full of gaps.John Harris is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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2 w. ago New York mass shooting as three killed and nine injured when gunmen open fire in Brooklyn restaurant

The horror unfolded in the early hours of Sunday morning at Taste of the City Lounge in the Crown Heights neighborhood.

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2 w. ago New York mass shooting as three killed and eight injured when gunmen open fire in Brooklyn restaurant

The horror unfolded in the early hours of Sunday morning at Taste of the City Lounge in the Crown Heights neighborhood.

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2 w. ago This handy new London pub and bar map shows every happy hour in the city

This handy new London pub and bar map shows every happy hour in the city  Time Out Worldwide

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2 w. ago Jack Grealish showed his true colours hours after Man City axe in May

Manchester City star Jack Grealish is off to Everton to revive his career and he will be wished well by so many Blues

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3 w. ago Ospreys boss responds to politicians' St Helen's concerns and admits 'surprise' at reaction

The Ospreys boss spoke out after west Wales politicians raised concerns over the redevelopment of St Helen's

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3 w. ago Image released of man after early hours assault in Scots city centre

The photo is taken from CCTV and the man is believed to be aged between 18 and 24.

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3 w. ago Transfer trouble and boardroom bother: vexed Newcastle face a puzzled future | Louise Taylor

A summer without a sporting director and failure to keep Alexander Isak happy has left the club with an almost dysfunctional feel“If you want to understand Newcastle you first need to understand its place in the world – that is, a very long way from anywhere. The next major city is Leeds, two hours drive to the south London feels very far away.”If Eddie Howe can only hope his prospective signings do not stumble across the Rough Guides introduction to England’s northern cities, Newcastle’s manager may also reflect that it was not supposed to be like this. Continue reading...

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3 w. ago ‘She stood up to men with machetes’: Sandra Domínguez fought against femicide in Mexico – then became a victim herself

Her disappearance shocked a country where such cases are all too common. Now Domínguez’s family are fighting to stop yet another woman’s death being written off as ‘collateral damage’On 4 October 2024, as a storm lashed the town of María Lombardo de Caso, in the southern Mexican state of Oaxaca, Sandra Domínguez stopped answering her family’s messages. After three days, Kisha Domínguez, her sister, knew something was wrong. She made the eight-hour car journey with their mother, Aracely Martínez Villanueva, from the city of Oaxaca. When they arrived, they found Sandra’s home empty, her car abandoned. Her husband had also disappeared.Six months later, on 24 April, their bodies were found on a ranch 21 miles from María Lombardo. Continue reading...

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