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Villa ride luck after Barkley's winner sinks spirited Leipzig
After Jhon Durán scored, another ludicrously powerful strike within seven minutes of entering the field, he celebrated by showing the Aston Villa supporters the palms of his hands, as if to say, calm down, what else did you possibly expect?
Celtic close in on playoff spot despite misfiring in Zagreb draw
Received wisdom before kick-off at Stadion Maksimir was that this was the ideal time to face Dinamo Zagreb.
Salah keeps cool from the spot to crown Alisson's happy return
Liverpool's perfect Champions League continued and a new record was completed with a sixth win and a fifth clean sheet.
Eclectic Monaco model thriving with a little help in Bruges
Arsenal's opponents tonight have a policy of buy young, sell high, that works for them and their Belgian sister club
Arteta turns to Tierney amid spate of injuries
Kieran Tierney is set to feature for Arsenal for the first time in more than 16 months after Mikel Arteta revealed he expected to be without several key defenders for tonight's Champions League meeting with Monaco.
Guardiola rules out managing another club after City
Pep Guardiola has ruled himself out of managing another club after Manchester City due to a waning of his energy levels, stating an international coaching position would be of interest to him as his next role.
Saudi Arabia's journey from 90s novelty to World Cup power grab
As Cristiano Ronaldo and Newcastle can attest, the 2034 hosts-elect are now at heart of football politics
Harris to leave Millwall after 'mutual decision'
Neil Harris will step down as Millwall manager for a second time after Saturday's Championship game at Middlesbrough.
Wolves stand by O'Neil after failure to find replacement
Gary O'Neil will remain in charge for Wolves' match against Ipswich on Saturday, with the club determined to give him a chance to turn things around.
Former England back Voyce presumed dead in river tragedy
The former England rugby union international Tom Voyce, 43, is believed to have died after going into the River Aln in his car, Northumbria police have said.
'I didn't dream of being famous. I dreamt of being world champion'
The big interview Luke Humphries Darts No 1 on the defence of his world title, how working as a roofer made success all the sweeter, and his rivalry with teen sensation Luke Littler
More than 100 killed in Sudanese army strike on North Darfur market
A Sudanese military airstrike on a market in North Darfur killed more than 100 people on Monday, a pro-democracy lawyers' group said, amid a war marked by claims of atrocities on all sides.
'I was left in ruin' Store operators on the impact of the abrupt cut to their commission
When Andrew Kerr collapsed in his kitchen in 2022, his blood pressure was so high even his wristwatch knew he was in trouble.
Workers at Harrods Vote to strike during Christmas
Harrods workers, from cleaners to shop floor and restaurant staff, are set to strike in Christmas week, including during the upmarket department store's key Boxing Day sales, in a row over pay and perks.
Thames Water on course to run out of money by March
Thames Water has said it will run out of cash by next March if it fails to secure a £3bn financial lifeline, as it admitted its sewage spills had risen sharply.
MPs told car loans scandal could be as big as PPI
Britain's car finance scandal could end up being as big as the payment protection insurance (PPI) mis-selling saga, which cost UK banks almost £50bn, the City regulator's top lawyer has admitted.
X loses 2.7m active users as Musk's 'digital town square' loses its appeal
A mass departure from Elon Musk's X has led to the site losing about 2.7 million active Apple and Android users in the US in two months, with its rival social media platform Bluesky gaining nearly 2.5 million over the period.
'A channel' Poets speak out in Africa slam revival
Clutching a microphone in one hand and pointing at the audience with the other, the Burkinabe poet and DJ Otemptic reeled about jihadism and women's resilience in a patriarchal society to about 200 people at a slam at a venue in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.
Suspect in health boss killing makes angry outburst before hearing
The suspect in the killing of the United Healthcare CEO screamed \"This is completely out of touch and an insult to the intelligence of the American people\" as he arrived in court for a hearing yesterday.
Lula 'stable' after cranial surgery to drain blood in his brain
The Brazilian president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has been recovering in intensive care having undergone emergency surgery after a brain bleed was detected during an MRI scan.
French military withdraws from Chad as African influence wanes
France began recalling its military assets from its former ally Chad yesterday, the latest blow to its dwindling influence over its former colonies in Africa.
Bitter crop Palestinians say olive harvest being blocked by Israeli settlers
The olive trees cover the dry, rocky slopes around Deir Istiya. Spread deep into the valley to its west, line the main roads, fill the gardens and shade its graveyards.
Netanyahu says charges against him are 'ocean of absurdity' in bribery trial
A combative Benjamin Netanyahu has become the first Israeli prime minister to take the stand as the defendant in a criminal trial for corruption as he assailed the accusations against him as an \"ocean of absurdity\".
IQ papers of British 'race scientist' under review after calls for retraction
A leading academic publisher is reviewing its decision to publish research papers by the late British professor Richard Lynn, an influential figure in the discredited field of \"race science\" who argued western civilisation was threatened by genetically inferior ethnic groups.
Film review Chalamet's Dylan is an electric revelation
Not Judas - Jesus. Timothée Chalamet's hilarious and seductive portrayal of Bob Dylan makes him the smirking, scowling and unwilling leader of his generation, whose refusal to submit to the crucifixion of folk-acoustic purity is his own crucifixion.
'Medical misogyny' leaving girls and women in pain, report says
Women and girls are enduring years of pain because their reproductive conditions are being dismissed owing to \"medical misogyny\", according to a damning parliamentary report.
Mescal's cardigans, T-shirts and boots up for grabs in charity sale
First the chain he wore in Normal People gained a cult following, then he went viral for the tiny shorts he'd been papped wearing while running through London and Dublin.
Monks will adopt 'no touch' policy after abuse scandal
An abbey on a Welsh island where dozens of children were sexually abused by a monk over decades yesterday promised to implement a string of safeguarding recommendations, including strict limits on contact the members of the monastic community can have with visitors.
Candy's £1m gift makes it a good day for 'Uncle Nigel'
These are happy days for Nigel Farage.