7 h. ago Mohamed Salah’s Liverpool future in doubt as Arne Slot faces Inter decision

Forward may be dropped from Champions League squadSaudi clubs set to renew interest during transfer window Mohamed Salah could be omitted from Liverpool’s Champions League trip to Milan to play Inter on Tuesday after his outspoken attack on the club and Arne Slot.Salah’s future at Anfield is in question after the incendiary interview he gave at Leeds on Saturday, in which he accused the club of throwing him under a bus. The 33-year-old also claimed he no longer has a relationship with Slot, who omitted the forward from his starting lineup for a third game in succession. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Football coach who had to learn to walk again after rare cancer to join London’s Santa in the City walk

Football coach who had to learn to walk again after rare cancer to join London’s Santa in the City walk  London Post

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9 h. ago 'I thought my dizziness was vertigo, then mu doctor told me how wrong I was'

Sheila Lyons was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2022 after suffering bouts of dizziness

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9 h. ago 'I thought my dizziness was vertigo, then my doctor told me how wrong I was'

Sheila Lyons was diagnosed with a brain tumour in 2022 after suffering bouts of dizziness

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11 h. ago Liverpool 'already have' Mohamed Salah replacement in mind amid explosive Arne Slot row

Mohamed Salah accused Liverpool of 'throwing him under the bus' in a bombshell interview after the Leeds draw, but the club may already have a replacement lined up

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11 h. ago Strictly's Lewis Cope's girlfriend shares sweet message as fans say he was 'thrown under the bus'

Actor Lewis Cope is competing in the current series of Strictly Come Dancing and has been impressing the judges week after week

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12 h. ago Heathrow incident live: Passengers stranded at airport bus stops after 20 injured in ‘pepper spray’ attack

One man has been arrested on suspicion of assault as police launch a manhunt to trace remaining suspects

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12 h. ago Heathrow passengers stranded for hours at bus stops after ‘pepper spray’ attack

Scotland Yard confirmed the incident is not being treated as terrorism.

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12 h. ago Arne Slot should tell Mo Salah to stop moaning, grow up and prove him wrong

Liverpool boss Arne Slot might freeze out the Footballer of the Year Mohamed Salah but he would surely be better sorting things out in his training ground office

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14 h. ago FA Cup third round draw: Start time and ball numbers as Man Utd, Liverpool and Arsenal learn fate

The FA Cup third round draw will see Premier League and Championship sides added to the competition

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14 h. ago Surely you bite your lip – Michael Owen criticises Mohamed Salah outburst

Salah claimed he had been ‘thrown under the bus’ in an explosive interview after Liverpool’s draw with Leeds.

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14 h. ago Unseen photos of Rosa Parks return to Montgomery, Alabama, seven decades later

Newly released photos of Rosa Parks emphasize lesser-known aspects of her legacy

Culture

14 h. ago The kindness of strangers: I couldn’t afford a pricey hotel, then a student let me sleep on her dormitory floor

In retrospect, I can appreciate what a big chance she took. I hope the universe has repaid her many times overRead more in the kindness of strangers seriesBack in 2006, I went to Canberra for a medical school interview. I figured I would book accommodation when I arrived but when I arrived, there was a big convention in town and all the backpackers hostels and budget accommodation were fully booked.Coming from Singapore, I thought perhaps I could just sleep at the airport – but quickly found Canberra airport, unlike Singapore’s, is not open 24 hours. Not knowing quite what to do and getting a bit desperate, I caught a bus into town, then started wandering towards the casino, thinking I might spend the night in a place that was open all night. That wouldn’t put me in the ideal condition for nailing an interview the next morning, but as a broke student, I couldn’t afford a pricey hotel. Continue reading...

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14 h. ago Forget Hadrian’s Wall. The UK citizenship test should ask about Corrie, bus queues and Greggs | Emma Beddington

Questions about the Corn Laws and habeas corpus are abstruse and unrelated to modern life – as my French husband is finding. The test should instead ask about soap operas and sandwichesWhat medal did Mary Peters win in the 1972 Olympics? How many Scottish ski resorts are there? Where was Florence Nightingale born? Until I got these questions as exasperated screenshots from my husband, I had no idea, like any normal Briton (it’s gold, five and Italy, apparently). They came from an app he downloaded to revise for his Life in the UK test, a prerequisite for applying for citizenship. Other recent questions have featured the divine right of kings, Hadrian’s Wall fort names and trying minor crimes in Scotland. Can the test itself possibly be this hard? We’ll soon find out: he’s taking it next week, if he doesn’t give up and go back to France instead.Much has been written about the absurdity of the Life in the UK test – it’s inaccurate, partial and sloppily worded, unfit for purpose, a “ba...

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14 h. ago Expert warns new MH370 search after 11 years is doomed unless officials accept murder theory

As a new deep-sea hunt begins for the long-missing MH370, eleven years after the plane went missing, theories continue to swirl surrounding what exactly happened on March 8, 2014, and where the wreckage might have ended up. Now an expert has warned that searchers could be looking in the wrong places

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16 h. ago Mohamed Salah has lost his superpower and his incendiary Liverpool rant points to a painful outcome

Salah produced a fiery interview after the draw with Leeds, accusing Liverpool of ‘throwing him under the bus’ and dismissing his relationship with manager Arne Slot

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16 h. ago What we get wrong about the Montgomery bus boycott – and what we can learn from it | Jeanne Theoharis

The movement’s success was never a given. It took much longer and required repeated action and tremendous sacrifice, without any certainty it would workThe Montgomery bus boycott, which began 70 years ago on 5 December 1955, is now understood as one of the most successful American social movements. And yet, much of how it is remembered is romanticized, inaccurate and even dangerous – distorting how we imagine social change happens.In the fable, Rosa Parks refuses to give up her seat, Black Montgomery residents rise up, a young Martin Luther King Jr is introduced to the world, and injustice is vanquished. The right action is all it takes – furthering a mythology that, without deep preparation or sacrifice, Americans can make great change with a single act. Today, in the face of rising injustice, many criticize young activists for being too disruptive, too disorganized, too impractical. But, in fact, the Montgomery movement began much earlier and took much longer than we imagine and e...

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16 h. ago Ian Wright criticises Arsenal star for poor ‘game management’ in Aston Villa defeat

Wright explains what went wrong at Villa Park as title race is blown wide open

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17 h. ago Mohamed Salah reignites Jamie Carragher Liverpool feud after 'selfish' accusations

Mohamed Salah took a swipe at Jamie Carragher as well as accusing Liverpool of 'throwing him under the bus' and revealing he has no relationship with Arne Slot

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17 h. ago Strictly's Lewis Cope’s girlfriend sends heartfelt message after he's 'thrown under the bus'

The actor was heard saying 'sorry' to his dance partner Katya Jones after their latest performance on the BBC One show

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