55 m. ago 'I had to leave Liverpool – Jurgen Klopp's comment wasn't what I wanted'

Jurgen Klopp's man-management skills have long been praised but it wasn't enough for one ex-Liverpool star to remain at the club

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72 m. ago Paedophile told girl to strip as victim 'carved his name into her skin'

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT Kai Edmundson, 18, contacted the girl on social media and sent her indecent images of children his crimes only came to light when she was visited by police after they were alerted by an adult

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1 hour ago ‘It’s what’s in your heart that counts’: Kenny Dalglish on his love for Liverpool and the long shadow of Hillsborough

The Liverpool legend is the subject of a new film directed by Asif Kapadia on the Scot’s remarkable career in football and connection with his adopted city‘We got the bus and went down to Sheffield to visit the supporters who were in hospital,” Kenny Dalglish says as he remembers how he spent the Monday after the tragedy of Hillsborough in April 1989. “All the players were there so we split up and they walked into different wards to see people. We were trying to give them a wee bit of confidence or belief of anything that could help them. And there was a family around a young boy’s bed and he was unconscious.”Sean Luckett was 20 years old and one of the thousands of fervent Liverpool supporters who had travelled to Hillsborough to support the team who Dalglish managed and had played for with such sublime talent since arriving from Celtic in 1977. Ninety-seven Liverpool fans eventually lost their lives after the unbearable crush during the club’s FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham ...

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3 h. ago Danny Rohl is Rangers rookie charged with veteran firefighter task and blunder duo hinge on him – Saturday Jury

The Record Sport team look back at a big midweek in Europe - and a huge weekend in the Scottish Premiership

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7 h. ago I'd known Diana for years... I do slightly feel Queen Elizabeth could have worked harder to find Charles a suitable wife, says LADY GLENCONNER, one of the late monarch's closest confidantes

As an intimate of the Royal Family, Lady Glenconner is the guardian of countless secrets.Now 93, she has written a new book that gives fascinating insights into the royals and the foibles of aristocracy

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8 h. ago EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Might James Hewitt's new charitable chapter inspire Prince Andrew?

As Prince Andrew reflects on his threadbare reputation, he can seek inspiration from a fellow military man once nearly as reviled as he is today.

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9 h. ago Kim Kardashian claims she will be a lawyer in 2 weeks despite not knowing if she passed the bar

Kim Kardashian expects to become a lawyer in two weeks' time. She's awaiting the results of the bar exam, but feels confident that she's days away from fulfilling her dream to practice law.

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11 h. ago Nicky Cadden admits Hibs hairdryer treatment happens at home with David Gray not his only taskmaster

Cadden, along with twin brother Chris, have another former footballer keeping an eye on their performances

Society

12 h. ago Starmer urges allies to ‘finish the job’ on Russian assets as coalition of willing meet in London

The Prime Minister condemned Vladimir Putin’s ‘ludicrous demands’ for Ukrainian land as ‘a non-starter’

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12 h. ago ‘Match his movement, stay patient’: just how do you stop Erling Haaland?

Very few have worked out how to contain Manchester City’s striker. As past opponents attest, there are no easy solutionsNo coach has found a way to stop Erling Haaland in his past 12 matches, the striker scoring in each and 22 times in all competitions for club and country. Pep Guardiola knows most about the Norwegian’s talents and jokingly suggested a plan to keep him out: “Four centre-backs.” There are no straightforward answers, especially as so many have tried and failed.On Sunday Aston Villa and Unai Emery will be tasked with formulating a strategy to keep Haaland quiet. Not that the Manchester City player is particularly perturbed by not being involved for much of a match. His touches are infrequent but very often telling. The focus generally against Haaland is preventing the ball from reaching him but with City’s array of creative talents, that is easier said than done. Continue reading...

Science

14 h. ago Majority of Brits turning off adult content as new laws 'damage' industry

UK adult traffic dropped by a third after age verification rules were introduced, but X-rated companies feel that the are being unfairly targeted with the law being unevenly applied

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14 h. ago Keir Starmer urges allies to 'finish the job' on using frozen Russian assets to strengthen Ukraine's defences

The Prime Minister also labelled Vladimir Putin's 'ludicrous demands' for Ukrainian land as 'a non-starter' as he led a meeting of the so-called 'Coalition of the Willing' in London today.

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15 h. ago Gazza claims he is a 'poet' and has written touching tribute to Sir Bobby Robson

The former Spurs and England legend said he picked up the skill during spells in rehab battling booze and drug demons - he claims he's written poems about 'all sorts'

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16 h. ago Four ways to use the extra hour to make more money instead of lying in bed

THE clocks go back tonight, giving us an extra hour to enjoy in the morning. While using it to get more sleep may be rewarding, taking those 60 minutes to organise your finances could be more valuable. Just one hour doing one of these simple tasks could pay you back for months. MINTED WITH VINTED:...

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16 h. ago Dave: The Boy Who Played the Harp review – it’s clearer than ever what a stunningly skilled rapper he is

Returning with his first album in four years, the arena-filling UK rapper is still such a smart, sharp lyricist as he explores a series of existential crisesAs Dave notes, a few minutes into his third album, he’s been conspicuous by his absence for “a couple summers”. Four years separate The Boy Who Played the Harp from his last solo album, the platinum-selling We’re All Alone in This Together. Perhaps more strikingly, it’s been two years since he released Split Decision, the collaborative EP with Central Cee that spawned Sprinter: not just the longest-running UK rap No 1 in history, but the track that finally did the thing that it seemed increasingly unlikely a UK rap track would ever do and became a hit in the US, selling a million copies and even winding up on Barack Obama’s annual playlist. But rather than attempt to capitalise on its US success, as Central Cee did – jumping on tracks by big names ranging from J Cole to Ice Spice to Jung Kook from BTS; releasing a debut album th...

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18 h. ago ‘Best life hack for Halloween’ goes viral as woman creates zero mess fake blood using £3.80 high

THE SPOOKY season is right around the corner, with trick-or-treaters patiently waiting for next Friday. If you're planning to celebrate Halloween next week but haven't found a costume yet, fake blood is always a safe solution you can't go wrong with. However, if your local store has run out of this October staple, fear not...

Economics

18 h. ago I’m a beauty expert – you must follow my tips to avoid major reactions to Halloween makeup

EVERY October, Halloween revellers go to great lengths to create incredible costumes for the eeriest night of the year. Once they have their outfits, trick-or-treaters start creating their scariest look with makeup for the perfect finish on fright night. And this usually involves pulling out bottles and colourful palettes from the year before to save...

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18 h. ago Thomas Frank confident midfield pairing can solve big Tottenham issue as Pape Matar Sarr change is explained

Spurs’ midfield pairing has under scrutiny recently

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18 h. ago ‘Am I doing this right?’: how to master the lost art of flirting

Making a romantic connection with a stranger in real life means levelling up one’s game. The good news is, it is possible to learn how to be a good flirtGet our weekend culture and lifestyle emailFrom his birds-eye position in the booth, DJ Rakish has noticed a blue light disco effect on the dancefloor when he plays at “straightish” nightclubs. “If people aren’t already in groups, you definitely see the boys hanging around together and the girls hanging around together,” he says. There might be furtive glances here and there but, “particularly with younger people, game just doesn’t seem to exist at the moment”.Rakish is not alone in noticing a lack of casual flirting between strangers. Clinical psychologist and UCLA professor Dr Elizabeth Laugeson says: “There is some evidence that young adults today are engaging in less traditional dating behaviour, compared to previous generations.” Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Study of 6,000 adults reveals who is most likely to get bad ‘hangxiety’

‘Hangxiety’ is not a clinical term but the anxious, uneasy feeling that follows drinking is widely recognised

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