25 m. ago New footage reveals condition of Grand National horse which collapsed when it had 'no more to give' during race

This year's Grand National highlighted the pitfalls of horse racing with multiple casualties, but there is positive news about one horse.Celebre D'Allen collapsed during the race on Saturday.

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28 m. ago FTSE 100 plunges as tariff turmoil enters third day but when will the selloff end?

“Tariff-related deals are likely to be high up the list of catalysts to drive a recovery in markets” – Russ Mould, AJ Bell

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28 m. ago New Broadway Boy and Celebre D'Allen update as touching picture emerges after hospital dash and jockey ban

Both Grand National horses suffered heavy falls in the race, which was won by Nick Rockett

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79 m. ago Arsenal's dream new lineup as Gunners look to seal stunning £200m triple transfer

Arsenal are set for a big transfer window this summer after falling behind in the Premier League title race, with new chief Andrea Berta looking to bolster the squad with quality to help them challenge next season

Economics

1 hour ago Horner hails Verstappen’s Japanese F1 Grand Prix win as one of his best ever

Red Bull team principal delighted with win at SuzukaMcLaren’s Stella: ‘We need to nail all the opportunities’The Red Bull team principal, Christian Horner, has hailed Max Verstappen’s victory at the Japanese Grand prix on Sunday as one of the world champion’s best races and admitted the team had to turn their car “upside down” to put it in a position for the Dutchman to deliver an unexpected win.Verstappen drove a superb lap to claim pole position at Suzuka, which proved crucial in the race where he led from the front with an exemplary display of control and execution in a car that remains enormously difficult. It was a striking victory to hold off the two McLarens of Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri in second and third, given the pace they have demonstrated in the opening three meetings of the season. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago JOHN MURDOCH'S DRIVE TIME: We look at Nissan's plans for an electric future and the new Mazda 6e

Nissan will launch an all-new fully electric Micra in 2025, designed by the team at Nissan Design Europe, based in Paddington, London.

Politics

2 h. ago Liverpool fail to beat Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's Premier League record after Fulham loss

Liverpool lost 3-2 at Fulham on Sunday and while the Reds remain 11 points clear of Arsenal in the Premier League title race, their chances of eclipsing a record held by Manchester United have been dashed

Politics

2 h. ago Sky offers ultimate iPhone upgrade at a more affordable price and it's 'selling fast'

Fancy a new iPhone 16 in your pocket? A new deal from Sky offers a more affordable upgrade.

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4 h. ago Football news: Arsenal make move for wonderkid as Arne Slot forced into Mo Salah defence

Arsenal are stepping up their search for a striker with the Premier League title race all but over, though leaders Liverpool did slip up against Fulham on Sunday

Sport

4 h. ago Poor countries say rich world betraying them over climate pledges on shipping

Proposal that ships pay levy on emissions to fund climate action in poor countries opposed by powerful economiesPoor countries have accused the rich world of “backsliding” and betrayal of their climate commitments, as they desperately tried to keep alive a long-awaited deal to cut carbon from shipping.Nations from 175 countries have gathered in London this week at the International Maritime Organisation (IMO) to hammer out the final details of a deal, more than a decade in the making, that could finally deliver a plan to decarbonise shipping over the next 25 years. Continue reading...

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4 h. ago Bitcoin plunges as Trump’s tariffs drive down global stock markets

Cryptocurrencies like Ethereum and Solana sink in value by over 12 per cent

Politics

5 h. ago Trump is targeting US universities as never before. Here are four ways to help them | Cas Mudde

Supporters in Europe can offer new opportunities and minimise the isolation. Certainly they can avoid making things worseUniversities in the US are under attack. While the Trump administration pretends to punish them for their alleged compliance with or support for “antisemitism” (ie pro-Gaza demonstrations) and “anti-white racism” (ie diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives), the real targets are academic freedom and freedom of speech. Going after the most prominent and privileged universities, such as Columbia and Harvard, kills two birds with one stone: it garners prime media attention and spreads fear among other, far less privileged universities.The rest of the world has taken note and has started to respond, though mostly without knowing much about the specifics of US academia and without asking US-based academics what they need. Obviously, different academics face different challenges – depending on, for example, their gender and race, legal status, the state they live in...

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6 h. ago Arsenal news: Teen star identified in striker search as Thierry Henry comparisons played down

Arsenal will return to Champions League action against Real Madrid on Tuesday night after Liverpool's Sunday afternoon defeat offered them a glimmer of hope in the title race

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7 h. ago Trump reveals his bold response to world leaders who BEGGED for tariff trade deal... as he gives chilling warning to China

The president, 78, told reporters onboard Air Force One that he has spoken to European and Asian leaders since his worldwide tariffs went into effect - devastating the world's stock markets.

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9 h. ago Visit Films strikes North American deal for BFI Flare London selection ‘Rent Free’ (exclusive)

Visit Films strikes North American deal for BFI Flare London selection ‘Rent Free’ (exclusive)  Screen Daily

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9 h. ago We have more data on ourselves than ever before. But can we really track our way into happiness? | Samantha Floreani

Self-tracking is regularly promoted as a way toward self-improvement. But life is not a mathematical problem waiting to be solvedInspired by a curiosity to factcheck my own feelings, I’ve been tracking my mood: Far too often a bad day can feel like a permanent state rather than a passing experience. As it turns out, observing the little coloured emojis on my mood chart, one bad day does not, in fact, mean I am doomed to live a blue crying-face life forever. Thank goodness.Others track themselves in different ways: monitoring daily step counts, tracking sleep cycles and bodily functions, counting calories, logging meals and so on. Digital technologies, wearable devices and an array of platforms make this easier than ever. Many people set reading targets and log books read on Goodreads or films watched on Letterboxd. Some track daily outfits online with the goal of perfecting personal style. Self-tracking is regularly promoted as a way toward self-improvement.Samantha Floreani is a di...

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10 h. ago Young people to be trained as engineers, welders and technicians in major drive

DWP Secretary Liz Kendall and Energy Secretary Ed Miliband have joined forces to back a 'clean power army' of jobs that are to be created to deliver clean power by 2030

Science

10 h. ago ‘Ambassadors’ named in Big Issue’s drive against homelessness and poverty

Five champions have been recruited by the campaigning magazine.

Politics

11 h. ago Visit Films strikes North American deal for BFI Flare London selection ‘Rent Free’

Visit Films strikes North American deal for BFI Flare London selection ‘Rent Free’  Screen Daily

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12 h. ago European football: Marseille’s Rabiot helps beat Toulouse after De Zerbi drama

Marseille two points ahead of Monaco in top-four raceAtlético win over Sevilla closes gap to Madrid and BarçaAdrien Rabiot scored a volley as Marseille beat Toulouse at home 3-2 to reclaim second place in Ligue 1. The hosts who had lost their last three games, saw bitter rival Paris Saint-Germain clinch a record-extending 13th title on Saturday with six matches remaining. But a much-needed win put Marseille two points ahead of Monaco in third place and three points in front of Strasbourg in fourth in the race for a Champions League spot next season. The Marseille head coach Roberto De Zerbi had grown increasingly frustrated with his side’s inconsistency and there were tensions leading up to this game. “The coach was angry and he tried to remotivate us, that’s normal, that’s his role,” Rabiot told DAZN. “No one abandoned ship. On the contrary, we trained with even more enthusiasm, and tonight we gave the right answer.”Midway through the first half, Rabiot broke down the left and sent...

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