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From European hopes to relegation form – will Moyes reignite Everton?

  • Everton finished 13th again despite a club-record £97m summer transfer outlay.
  • Late-season collapse saw them go winless, level with relegated Burnley and Wolves.
  • Moyes enters his contract's final year facing pressure to reignite European hopes.

Everton manager David Moyes faces the challenge of reviving a side that surged into European contention last season before collapsing into relegation-form football, finishing 13th for the second successive campaign. A promising run that peaked with a 3-0 win over Chelsea in March, leaving them just three points…

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Sad twist in Beckham family feud as Brooklyn and wife Nicola enjoy South of France holiday with his godfather Elton John… while his estranged parents David and Victoria relax on their yacht just miles away

  • Brooklyn and Nicola holiday with Elton John in the South of France.
  • David and Victoria Beckham are nearby on their yacht.
  • Proximity underscores the ongoing Beckham family rift.

Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz are holidaying in the South of France with his godfather, Elton John, while Brooklyn's parents, David and Victoria Beckham, are relaxing on their yacht just a short distance away. The proximity highlights the ongoing rift within the Beckham family, with Brooklyn…

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On the spot: 50 of the most famous – and infamous – Panenka penalties of all time

  • Guardian marks 50 years since Panenka's iconic 1976 penalty chip
  • Lists 50 famous and infamous Panenka-style penalties since then
  • Includes Maradona, Cantona and Vialli among notable attempts

The Guardian marks the 50th anniversary of Antonin Panenka's audacious chipped penalty, which won Czechoslovakia the 1976 European Championship final against West Germany, by compiling a list of 50 of the most famous and infamous attempts at the technique since. The piece traces how the "Panenka" moved from…

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STEPHEN GLOVER: Spain’s border crisis is a wake-up call to Burnham who’s deep in the realms of delusion if he thinks his party’s stopping the boats

  • Columnist likens Ceuta migrant surge to Europe's future challenge
  • Criticises PM Andy Burnham's claim boats "plan is working"
  • Notes Channel crossings falling yet still exceeding 1,000 weekly

In this Daily Mail opinion column, Stephen Glover argues that a mass border crossing into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta last week, in which around 60,000 people entered from Morocco and 67 died, offers a warning about future migration pressures facing Europe, including Britain. He contends that most…

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‘Jimmy’ Review: Woozily Seductive Mood Piece Wanders Europe in Pursuit of James Baldwin’s Spirit

  • "Jimmy" is an oblique, largely wordless film evoking James Baldwin's spirit.
  • Director Yashaddai Owens shot it in monochrome 16mm across Turkey and France.
  • The 68-minute film finally gets US release, two years after Telluride premiere.

"Jimmy" is a review of a new hybrid film directed by photographer Yashaddai Owens, which explores the spirit of writer James Baldwin without functioning as a conventional biopic or documentary. Critic Guy Lodge finds the 68-minute feature an oblique but effective work, noting that despite its unconventional, largely…

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Pauline Hanson demands Australia strengthen its borders now or risk migrant chaos after 50,000 ‘illegals’ barged into Spain: ‘Be prepared’

  • Pauline Hanson urges Australia to strengthen borders now.
  • Cites 50,000 illegal migrants reportedly entering Spain.
  • Ceuta migrants describe desperate bids to reach mainland Europe.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson has called on Australia to tighten its border security, warning that the country risks the kind of migration pressures seen in Spain, where an estimated 50,000 people have entered the country illegally. Her comments come amid heightened international attention on irregular migration routes…

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Ukraine seeks more US Patriot interceptors as bomb shelter probe deepens

  • Zelenskyy demands more US Patriot interceptors after deadly Kyiv strike
  • Overnight barrage killed at least 10, injured dozens in Kyiv
  • Kyiv bomb shelter investigation widening amid ongoing attacks

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has renewed his call for the United States to supply more Patriot missile interceptors after a Russian missile and drone barrage on Kyiv killed at least 10 people and wounded dozens more. He said the necessary interceptors already exist and it is now a…

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Landman’ star Ali Larter shows off her fit physique in barely-there bikinis during yacht vacation in Italy

  • Actress Ali Larter shared vacation photographs from an Italian Riviera superyacht
  • Images featured the 50-year-old in bikinis during seaside relaxation
  • Story contextualises her lifestyle choices following relocation from Los Angeles to Idaho

Actress Ali Larter, known for her role in "Landman," shared photos of herself relaxing on a superyacht during a holiday in Italy's Amalfi Coast region, wearing a series of bikinis while sunbathing at sea. The post, shared to social media, continues a wider trend of celebrities such as…

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Navy to tow boats back to France, says Reform: Party unveils ‘Operation Fortress’ to combat Channel migrants

  • Reform UK proposes Navy operation to tow migrant boats back to France
  • Plan permits lethal force against confirmed terrorists or smugglers
  • Critics say Navy lacks ships and France's cooperation isn't guaranteed

Reform UK is set to unveil "Operation Fortress", a policy that would see the Royal Navy tow migrant boats crossing the English Channel back to France, in what the party describes as the biggest military operation in the Channel since the Second World War. Home affairs spokesman Zia…

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‘I’m determined to get to mainland Europe and, if I fail, I’ll die here trying’: Special dispatch from IAN GALLAGHER in Ceuta

  • Thousands of migrants remain camped in Ceuta despite mass returns to Morocco.
  • Spain's residency scheme, drawing 1.2m claims, fuelled the record border surge.
  • Migrants describe worsening conditions as authorities halt food and water aid.

Thousands of migrants remain camped on a hillside in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, refusing to leave despite most of the estimated 60,000 people who crossed the border from Morocco last week having already returned, citing hunger and exhaustion. The mass crossing, described as the largest illegal border…

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