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Tate brothers stun DC’s most elite private club: Shock photo emerges after party with Trump and Melania matchmaker
A photograph showing controversial internet personalities Andrew and Tristan Tate at one of Washington DC’s most exclusive private clubs has caused a stir, emerging after the pair reportedly attended a party linked to the matchmaker credited with introducing Donald and Melania Trump. The image has drawn attention because of the brothers’ presence in elite social…
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No century, but plenty of class – Root leads England to victory
Joe Root made an unbeaten 99 to lead England to a four-wicket victory over India in the second one-day international in Cardiff. The result levelled the three-match series with one match remaining, giving England a timely response after the opening fixture. Root fell just short of a century but guided the chase calmly, with the…
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Brown leads English contingent hoping to ‘bring home’ The Open
England’s Dan Brown made an impressive start to the 154th Open Championship at Royal Birkdale, shooting a four-under-par 66 to share second place after the opening round. His performance, alongside several other English players under par, has raised hopes of ending the country’s long wait for an English Open winner, particularly on home soil. American…
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Players ‘puzzled’ by tactics but Tuchel left himself no other option with his squad picks
Thomas Tuchel’s squad selection and tactical choices have come under scrutiny after England’s World Cup campaign ended in a semi-final collapse against Argentina, with players reportedly “puzzled” by his overly defensive approach after leading 1-0. Despite building his reputation on demanding intensity and a Premier League-style physicality, Tuchel opted for injury-prone players while overlooking creative…
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Moving healthcare to Britain’s struggling high streets could deliver £13billion boost for local businesses and ease pressure on NHS
A new report suggests that relocating healthcare services onto Britain’s high streets could generate a £13 billion boost for struggling local businesses while easing pressure on the NHS. The proposal reflects growing interest in repurposing empty shops and town centre premises for GP surgeries, pharmacies and other health services, aiming to tackle both high street…
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Root’s 99 not out helps England win to level series
Joe Root’s unbeaten 99 guided England to a four-wicket win over India in Cardiff, levelling the one-day international series. His composed innings steadied a fragile chase after early wickets and demonstrated the value of patience in challenging batting conditions, with England reaching 235-6 with 5.5 overs remaining. India were bowled out for 233 in 44…
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Some England players disappointed at tactics as Tuchel questions team’s DNA
BBC Sport understands that Thomas Tuchel’s defensive tactics in the World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina are being hotly debated by the England squad.
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Millions of social care workers to get annual NHS-style pay rises in move that risks triggering strikes
A new policy will see millions of social care workers across the UK given annual pay increases modelled on the system used in the NHS, according to reports. The move is intended to standardise and improve pay for care staff, a workforce that has long faced criticism over low wages and high turnover, but it…
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Chris Wilder explains future decision as Blades show faith amid Bramall Lane rebuild – thestar.co.uk
Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has extended his contract, saying the decision reflects his commitment to leading the club through its rebuilding period. The agreement is significant because it offers continuity at Bramall Lane while the Blades seek to recover from recent disruption and prepare for the new Championship season. The club’s owners have presented…
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The lamentable legacy that Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves are bequeathing to Britain…
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