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‘Gutted’ Christie ‘desperate’ to help Scotland to more finals
At 31, Bournemouth midfielder Ryan Christie is determined to help Scotland reach more major finals after his World Cup disappointment.
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British wildcard Fery stuns Cobolli to reach semi-finals
British wildcard Arthur Fery will play for a place in the Wimbledon final after extending his sensational run with a stunning victory over Flavio Cobolli.
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Wimbledon queue grinds to a halt after family of sleeping BATS were found nesting in dead tree outside All England Club
Wimbledon’s famous ticket queue was temporarily brought to a standstill on the morning of Wednesday 8 July 2026 after a family of sleeping bats was discovered nesting in a dead tree beside the queuing route at the All England Club. Because bats are a legally protected species, stewards halted arrivals and guided them through a…
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Reform UK branch forced to apologise over AI blunder after posting fake photo of village cleanup
A local branch of Reform UK has been forced to apologise after posting AI-generated “before and after” photos purporting to show a village clean-up in Sarre, Kent, carried out by party volunteers. The images quickly drew suspicion online and mockery from opposition councillors, raising questions about the honesty of the party’s promotion of its community…
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Sheffield city-centre High Street shut after road traffic collision
No details of the reported incident could be extracted from the supplied article text, which contains only a Google cookie-consent and sign-in page rather than the news story itself. According to the headline, a High Street in Sheffield city centre was closed following a road traffic collision, an event that would typically disrupt traffic and…
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More Reform UK transactions worth millions reported to National Crime Agency
A Guardian investigation has found that a series of financial transactions involving Reform UK’s most senior figures were flagged by banking staff as potential money-laundering concerns and reported to the National Crime Agency (NCA). The revelation widens scrutiny of the party’s funding beyond an earlier disclosed £5m gift to leader Nigel Farage, raising questions about…
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‘Amazing club’: Sheffield Wednesday reveals double deal – businesscloud.co.uk
The article’s headline states that Sheffield Wednesday, the English football club, has announced a “double deal”, with a quote describing it as an “amazing club”. However, the accompanying body text contains no reporting on the deal itself, consisting only of a Google cookie-consent and sign-in notice. As a result, the substance of the story —…
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Vampirium: 1997 casts you as Dracula’s assassin in a vampire immersive sim
Bithell Games, the studio behind Tron: Catalyst, John Wick Hex and Thomas Was Alone, has announced a new minimalist immersive vampire sim called Vampirium: 1997. The game casts players as an assassin serving the King of England — who is also Dracula — with the goal of infiltrating locked-down locations and eliminating his enemies to…
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Treasury yet to do due diligence on finding extra money for UK’s Nato spend
The Treasury has not yet carried out any analysis of the trade-offs required for the UK to meet its Nato pledge to spend 3.5% of GDP on defence by 2035, its chief secretary Lucy Rigby has admitted. Under questioning from a joint session of the Treasury and defence committees, Rigby repeatedly insisted that funding decisions…
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Henderson has surgery in USA after breaking arm
England midfielder Jordan Henderson has undergone surgery on a broken arm but has not been ruled out of the remainder of the 2026 World Cup. The 36-year-old suffered the freak injury when he fell awkwardly while attempting to jump over the advertising hoardings during celebrations after England’s 3-2 last-16 victory over Mexico, and was carried…