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Carlos Queiroz says Jurgen Klinsmann's Iran comments are 'a disgrace to football'
Carlos Queiroz has called for Jurgen Klinsmann to resign from Fifa's World Cup Technical Study Group and labelled comments he made about Iran "a disgrace to football".
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Marlborough racing tips and best bets for today’s races
Following today’s racing tips? In need of some guidance? Or just fancy a flutter?
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World Cup matches today: The full list of Qatar 2022 fixtures and predictions for November 27
The Qatar World Cup is now well under way as the 32 teams continue to battle it out in the first ever winter instalment of the competition.
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Russian town residents thought Ukraine had invaded, but it was just a film crew making a movie
When the residents of Tver, a town 100 miles north of Moscow, woke up this morning, they were met with a worrying sight: columns of military vehicles flying the Ukrainian flag driving through the city.
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Border village where the line between Welsh passion and English pride will be clear cut for World Cup
If you want to know which football team someone supports in the tiny border village of Llanymynech, you only need to ask which of the two pubs they plan to drink in on Tuesday night.
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Hansi Flick denies mutiny as Germany seek to avoid another World Cup humiliation
Haunted and alone, Hansi Flick could not conceal the mutiny in his ranks. Germany’s manager was supposed to have appeared for his press conference alongside a player, but he claimed none were available due to travel demands.
The TelegraphMurrayfield’s favourite son Doddie Weir was a free spirit on and off the field
Scotland have arguably produced greater players, certainly ones who have tasted more success, but undoubtedly Doddie Weir will be remembered as Murrayfield’s favourite son.
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ECB receive £400m bid for control of Hundred as fight for cricket's future continues
English cricket has received a bid of £400m from a private equity firm for a 75 percent controlling stake in the Hundred.
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Kirsty Young to be Desert Island Discs guest on Christmas Day
Kirsty Young, who stepped back from broadcasting to cope with a crippling illness, is to return to Desert Island Discs - but this time as a guest.
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‘NHS care blunder cost us £250,000’
Thousands of families are having to sell their homes and raid inheritances because the NHS has wrongly denied seriously ill relatives free care.
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These two stocks can beat the recession and capitalise on a recovery
There is nothing like a recession to weed out weak companies.
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How the Cotswolds became the VIP capital of Britain
Saturday morning at Daylesford Farm and the place is thrumming with honeyed, moneyed blondes, their ponytails bobbing as they sift the aisles for ripe peaches, juicy strawbs and the sort of avocados that are guaranteed not to be of the disappointingly under-ripe variety once transplanted onto sourdough. “Guaranteed” because the fruit at Daylesford is reassuringly organic – and also, reassuringly expensive. If you thought an avocado was costly at Waitrose, be prepared to baulk at Daylesford’s pri
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NHS to develop diet coach apps and weight loss medicines to help people shed the pounds
The NHS is to roll out diet coach apps and medicines that could help people lose up to a fifth of their weight.
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Sir Peter Bazalgette: ‘Reality TV has overtaken documentary – I don't regret it’
When the original stars of the first Big Brother series went into “the house”, they had no idea of the fame and fortune that awaited them once they had enjoyed their “This-is-Davina-please-do-not-swear” moment. As the first ever “reality” TV stars in an era that predated social media, they couldn’t be certain anyone was even watching – let alone guarantee celebrity status once the closed-circuit cameras stopped rolling.
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World Cup 2022 final: Match date, kick-off time and team predictions
In total 32 teams will start the 2022 Qatar World Cup with high hopes before the winner is eventually crowned following 64 matches.
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England vs Wales, World Cup 2022: When is it, where is it and how to watch on TV
England manager Gareth Southgate has insisted his England team will not be outdone for passion ahead of the Battle of Britain against Wales this week.
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Diphtheria may have caused death of man at Manston migrant centre
A man's death at the Manston migrant processing centre may have been caused by a diphtheria infection, the Home Office has said.
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I'm a Celebrity, eighth eviction, review: Mike Tindall falls at last hurdle as Matt Hancock reaches final
He might have lifted the Rugby World Cup but Mike Tindall won’t be winning I’m A Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here! (ITV). In a series full of surprises, Minister Matt defeated Magic Mike. The ex-England centre fell agonisingly short of the jungle franchise’s grand final, becoming the eighth star to be eliminated.
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Letters: The country must accept that a ‘free at point of use’ NHS is no longer sustainable
SIR – I am retired. My wife is a GP who is nearing retiring. We are taking out private medical insurance because we can no longer trust the NHS to provide a timely response to possible future medical issues.
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Mother of Harry and Meghan’s matchmaker among Queen Consort’s new ‘companions’
The mother of the socialite who first introduced Prince Harry to his future wife Meghan Markle has been appointed as one of the six Queen’s Companions to accompany Her Majesty on key occasions.
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Dillian Whyte beats Jermaine Franklin to set up potential Anthony Joshua rematch
Dillian Whyte defeated Jermaine Franklin on Saturday night to set up a potential blockbuster rematch with Anthony Joshua.
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Scandal-hit hospital forcing women to give birth without gas and air
Pregnant women are being forced to give birth without gas and air at a scandal-hit hospital, it has emerged.
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Gareth Southgate invites players' families into England camp as he looks to shut out critics
Gareth Southgate invited the families of England’s players into the team camp for the first time on Saturday as he attempts to shut out criticism from the outside.
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Mexico World Cup 2022 squad list, fixtures and latest odds
Mexico's World Cup hopes suffered a major blow after they were beaten by a Lionel Messi-inspired Argentina.
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How Gareth Southgate learned to cut out the ‘outside noise’ and ignore the critics
Gareth Southgate claims he has become hardened to the criticism he faces as England manager and is determined to do things his way at the World Cup however unpopular that may be.
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Encouraging self-harm online will become criminal offence
Encouraging self-harm online is to become a criminal offence in a move to prevent a repeat of the Molly Russell tragedy, the Government announced on Saturday.