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United rift deepens Rashford and Amorim no longer on speaking terms

Ruben Amorim's relationship with Marcus Rashford has broken down to the extent that Manchester United's head coach speaks to the player only when addressing the squad generally.

Step into Philp's chamber of conspiracy

If Chris Philp didn't exist, would it be possible to create him? Is such a feat of imagination even possible?

Danish PM urges Europe to 'stand together' amid Trump Greenland threat

The Danish prime minister said Europe must \"stand together\" in the face of changing relations with the US during a tour of Germany, France and Brussels to shore up support amid Donald Trump's threats over Greenland.

ICC prosecutor seeks arrests over atrocities in Sudan's Darfur region

The prosecutor for the international criminal court has said he is seeking arrest warrants for people accused of atrocities in Sudan's Darfur region, where the US and others have determined that a paramilitary group and its allies have perpetrated genocide.

New Zealand Relaxes Visa Rules for 'Digital Nomads' in Attempt to Boost Economy

New Zealand has relaxed its visitor visa rules to attract so-called \"digital nomads\" in a bid to boost tourism and the economy.

Bumps in the road How planned policies in US could upend the global car market

The internal combustion engine appears to hold a special place in Donald Trump's psyche.

Leicester City helicopter crash that killed five people ruled an accident

The deaths of five people, including the former owner of Leicester City FC, killed when a helicopter crashed outside the club's stadium and became engulfed in flames, have been ruled as accidental.

Revealed How Abramovich Dodged Tax on Cost of Running His Superyachts

When it came to his fleet of superyachts, the Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich was nothing if not generous. As 2011 drew to a close, his biggest boat yet – the 162.5-metre (533ft) Eclipse – lay moored in the glittering waters of St Barts, the picturesque Caribbean island where billionaires like to gather to see in the new year.

Slot to rest nine senior players in Liverpool shuffle at PSV

Arne Slot has said finishing top of the group does not matter in the new Champions League format, which will generate at least €55.945m (£47m) in prize money for Liverpool this season.

Foxtons says London house sales at highest since Brexit poll

House sales in London are at the highest level since the Brexit vote dented buyer confidence, as the property market in the capital recovers from almost a decade of setbacks, Foxtons has said.

Youngest ever press secretary says podcasters welcome in White House

Karoline Leavitt, the youngest person to serve as White House press secretary, yesterday invited podcasters and social media influencers to apply for future briefings and said reporters will have \"access to the most transparent and accessible president in American history\".

'He is not a king': outrage after Trump orders halt to federal grants and loans

Donald Trump's second presidential administration has ordered a pause in all grants and loans disbursed by the federal government, potentially upending programmes relied upon by millions of Americans.

Prendergast set to line up for Ireland after injury worries

Ireland have allayed injury concerns surrounding the fly-half Sam Prendergast before their tournament opener against England on Saturday.

Wimbledon school crash driver arrested in reopened investigation

The driver of a Land Rover that crashed into a school in Wimbledon, killing two children, has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, the Metropolitan police have said.

Leverkusen keen on loan deal for Brighton striker Ferguson

Bayer Leverkusen have joined the race to sign Evan Ferguson on loan but face competition for the Brighton striker from Bournemouth, Everton, Tottenham and West Ham.

DeepSeek may give users' data to Chinese state, warn experts

Experts have urged caution over rapidly embracing the Chinese artificial intelligence platform DeepSeek, citing concerns about it spreading misinformation and how the Chinese state might exploit users' data.

Murley and Smith ready to fire up telepathic connection for England

The buildup to a fixture between England and Ireland has not truly begun until someone mentions the C-word, so step forward Steve Borthwick to name his side for England's daunting Six Nations opener in Dublin two days early and officially set the hare running.

Extremism Cooper will reject call to broaden definition

Yvette Cooper will reject internal Home Office advice to potentially widen the definition of extremism to include violent misogyny and conspiracy theorists, the Guardian understands.

Protests Will Vučević's exit bring end to corruption allegations?

Since the outdoor roof of a railway station in the northern city of Novi Sad collapsed on 1 November, killing 15 people, Serbia has been gripped by near-daily anti-corruption protests.

UK has bigger population than France for first time on record

The UK population has exceeded that of France for the first time on record, according to official figures.

Meloni under investigation over release of Libyan general

Giorgia Meloni has said she is under investigation in connection with Italy's unexpected release and repatriation last week of a Libyan general who is wanted for war crimes by the international criminal court.

Mona Lisa to get a room of her own as Louvre embarks on major renovation

The Mona Lisa, the world's most famous portrait, is to get a room of its own in the Louvre, as the world's most visited museum undergoes a major renovation after its director warned that visiting the overcrowded building had become a \"physical ordeal\".

Bodies on city streets as fierce fighting continues in eastern DRC

Dead bodies lay on the street and explosions and gunfire echoed across the largest city in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo yesterday, as fighting raged on between the army and Rwanda-backed M23 rebels.

Black Sabbath to be awarded Freedom of Birmingham

The Freedom of Birmingham \"means a lot\" to Ozzy Osbourne and the members of Black Sabbath, Sharon Osbourne has said, after the city council approved the honour.

Two arrested after protest at Sigourney Weaver show

Two people have been arrested after a Just Stop Oil protest disrupted a West End production of The Tempest starring Sigourney Weaver.

Trust aims to create rare Celtic rainforest in Devon

The first step towards creating a Celtic rainforest - a now extremely rare habitat that once covered large swathes of the west coast of Britain - has been completed in Devon.

Mings relief for Villa before Celtic crunch

Emery says knee injury is 'not big', while Rodgers hopeful of Tierney return this month

'I Lost Everything' Refugees Return to Wasteland of Ruins

Refugees return to wasteland of ruins

We must get hatred out of football, Arteta warns

Mikel Arteta has urged football to prioritise changing the culture that surrounds the game and eradicate \"hatred\", saying: \"We don't want it, we don't need it, it can only damage our sport, so let's get it out.\"

City have to cut out emotion in must-win game, says Guardiola

Pep Guardiola is approaching Manchester City's must-win final Champions League group game against Club Brugge tonight with \"no emotion\", to ensure his players understand precisely how to execute the manager's gameplan.