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Next Tottenham manager: The men who could replace Antonio Conte, including Julian Nagelsmann
Julian Nagelsmann has emerged as a candidate for the vacant managerial position at Tottenham Hotspur following the departure of Antonio Conte.
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Euro 2024: When and where is it being held, plus qualifying groups and fixtures
Qualifying for Euro 2024 is under way. England have beaten Italy and Ukraine, and next for them is the double-header against Malta and North Macedonia in June, at the end of a long season which has included the World Cup.
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Harry Styles and Emily Ratajkowsi spark dating rumours after being 'caught kissing' on camera
Harry Styles and Emily Ratajkowsi were seemingly caught on camera sharing a kiss this weekend, and the internet has a lot to say about the pair.
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Women's Six Nations team of the weekend: Holly Aitchison adds new dimension to Red Roses
England opened their Women’s Six Nations campaign in impressive style with a ten try, 58-7 victory against Scotland in Newcastle. Wales also enjoyed a big win in their first match of the championship, beating Ireland 31-5 at Cardiff Arms Park, while France overcame Italy 22-12 in Parma.
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Israel protests: Why are Benjamin Netanyahu's judicial reforms so unpopular?
The protests are mainly centred on Benjamin Netanyahu's plans for a major overhaul of the legal system. Since Mr Netanyahu returned to power in January, Israelis have staged weekly demonstrations across the nation calling for the package to be scrapped.
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Selena Gomez just shared an epic throwback bikini pic on Instagram
Selena Gomez shares a throwback bikini photo on Instagram, showing the star with blonde hair while wearing a vibrant purple and pink bikini.
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Saudi National Bank chairman quits after triggering Credit Suisse turmoil - latest updates
The chairman of Credit Suisse's largest shareholder has quit after his comments helped trigger the slump in its shares that led to its rescue.
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Great Expectations, review: Charles Dickens is given a grimy, macho, very Peaky makeover
An early scene in BBC One’s new version of Great Expectations sees Pip reciting Shakespeare at the blacksmith’s forge. “I learn passages by heart and recite them,” he explains to Joe Gargery.
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Boat Race 2023: Oxford rower Felix Drinkall collapses after Cambridge victory
By Jim White, on the Thames
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What’s on TV tonight: Succession, Rabbit Hole, and more
Succession Sky Atlantic, 2am & 9pm Refusing to outstay its welcome, Jesse Armstrong’s awards-sodden comedy-drama reaches its fourth and final season, with only 10 more delicious episodes of exquisitely awful executive skulduggery for us to savour. Series three ended with a bang – patriarch Logan Roy (Brian Cox) doing the dirty on his children and rewriting his divorce settlement to rob them of boardroom power at the family firm, just as they were about to wrest control from him. And, the kicker,
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Antonio Conte leaves Tottenham by mutual agreement
Antonio Conte has left Tottenham Hotspur with his assistant Cristian Stellini being put in charge for the remainder of the season.
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Tottenham settle for second best – Antonio Conte could not change that mentality
Antonio Conte watched the All or Nothing documentary in preparation for taking the Tottenham Hotspur job, but the Italian has become the latest head coach to find starring in the Spurs reality show a turn-off after departing the club by mutual agreement.
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Kevin Phillips: ‘Why manage South Shields? Nobody else would have me’
A nod is all it takes for South Shields’s youth goalkeeper to spring onto the benches and disconnect the speaker. Kevin Phillips closes the door. A modern remastering of I Will Survive stops and a hush descends. “I’m f------ excited,” Phillips begins.
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Politics latest news: Laughing gas ban will stop anti-social behaviour 'menace', says minister
Laughing gas "fuels" anti-social behaviour and public consumption by large groups of people can "add to a sense of menace" in local communities, a minister has said as the Government unveiled a ban on the substance.
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Grimes just gave her and Elon Musk's daughter three new names
Grimes sent fans into a spin this weekend when she revealed she's changed her daughter's name from Exa Dark Sideræl.
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Ukraine-Russia war latest: Russia turns Ukraine's Avdiivka into 'place from post-apocalyptic movie'
Russia is turning Ukraine's Avdiivka into "a place from post-apocalyptic movies", intensifying shelling and forcing a nearly full shutdown of the frontline city, a top local official said on Sunday.
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Twitter takes legal action after source code leaked online
Elon Musk's Twitter is taking legal action after parts of its source code that underpin the website were leaked online.
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Delaying HS2 Euston could waste more billions, watchdog warns
Delays in linking up HS2 and Euston could end up wasting taxpayers’ money, with a platform design already ballooning billions of pounds over budget, Britain’s spending watchdog has warned.
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Jude Bellingham is the new Steven Gerrard – maybe for Liverpool as well as England
On a straightforward evening for England, one of the more significant moments came after the players had departed the Wembley pitch and most of the fans had left. Down on the touchline, in front of the television cameras and the viewers at home, a torch appeared to be passed from one generational midfield talent to another.
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Police are strip-searching children in patrol cars, ‘disturbing’ report reveals
Police are strip-searching children in their patrol cars, the Children’s Commissioner has revealed in a “disturbing” new report.
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Best treat for your dog? Courgette, expert says
Whether it is a bit of ham, chicken or Scooby-snacks, pet owners love giving their dog its favourite treat.
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How much will the triple lock increase my state pension, and is it under threat?
Millions of state pensioners will receive the biggest pay rise on record this spring, but the future of the Government’s controversial “triple lock” remains uncertain.
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Anxiety and depression linked to accelerated ageing of the body
People with mental illness have the body of a person up to two years older than they actually are, a study has revealed.
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Benjamin Netanyahu poised for climbdown after thousands of protesters marched on his home
Benjamin Netanyahu is reportedly poised to announce a freeze on his hugely controversial legal reform package in a major climbdown aimed at calming mass civil unrest in Israel.
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Why £125,000 does not make you rich in Britain today
What it means to be rich is to being redefined next month with the point at which the 45p income tax rate – the highest rate in the land – kicks in, falling to £125,140.
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Net zero race will mean high energy bills for up to a decade, warns KPMG
Households are facing a decade of higher energy bills from the race to hit net zero and inflated gas prices, KPMG has warned.