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Blues in fight for teen sensation Yoro
CHELSEA are interested in a move for talented young Lille centre-back Leny Yoro, as they weigh up defensive options to replace Thiago Silva.
Rice's departure left huge shoes to fill, but I know I can be this team's talisman
NEXT week marks a decade since Jarrod Bowen’s debut for non-League Hereford Town, and the forward’s inspiring rise to the top of the English game would probably not have been possible without David Moyes.
Fleetwood's my tip to break English Players hoodoo
NICK DOUGHERTY fronts Sky Sports Golf’s coverage and will again be at the broadcasting helm for the Players Championship. Here, he picks out his ones to watch...
Gentlemansgame can strike gold for Morris
Lightly-raced chaser capable of challenging favourite at a big price
Shell reveals £8m pay for CEO Sawan
SHELL paid its chief executive almost £8 million in 2023, it was revealed today, adding to the public outcry over fat-cat salaries and profiteering when so many people are struggling with the cost of living.
John Lewis board rules out spinning off Waitrose
THE John Lewis Partnership today ruled out any plan to spin off successful supermarket arm Waitrose as it bounced back to profit after a rough period.
Body pulled from the Thames believed to be missing London student
A BODY recovered from the Thames last month is believed to be that of a missing London student, police have revealed — amid criticism of the search for her.
Starmer urged to restore party whip to Abbott
SIR Keir Starmer came under pressure today to restore the Labour whip to Diane Abbott after a near year-long investigation.
Campbell's towering show ... and she's not done yet
As the supermodel looks back at her 40-year career with a landmark V&A exhibition, Joe Bromley has the inside scoop on what to expect
Israel claims it will 'flood' Gaza with aid as Biden toughens call
ISRAEL will try to “flood” Gaza with humanitarian aid, its military claimed today, amid international pressure to tackle the humanitarian crisis grows.
Palestinian flags will go from council's buildings
TOWER Hamlets council is to remove Palestinian flags from its buildings following warnings their display has been distressing Jewish residents.
I've dreamt of this all my life, says Glasto headliner Lipa
DUA LIPA, Coldplay and SZA will headline Glastonbury — the first time that women have taken two of the three main slots.
Public pins blame on Harry for the royal rift
...and no sign of peace as princes avoid each other at awards tonight
Ashes in jewellery not those of your husband, grieving wife told
A WIDOW who thought she had her husband’s ashes made into jewellery has been told she needs to identify his body at scandal-hit funeral directors.
Navalny ally blames Putin after tear gas and hammer attack
AN ALLY of Vladimir Putin’s arch critic Alexei Navalny was attacked near his home in Lithuania’s capital.
Siege mentality not ambitious enough for Earl
BEN EARL has admitted England must move on from their \"myopic\" motivation to prove people wrong.
EURO WIN GIVES US MORE TITLE BELIEF. SAYS SAKA
RAYA'S PENALTY HEROICS SEE ARSENAL THROUGH AND SET UP THRILLING DOUBLE CHALLENGE
Home By The Lee has the nous to break Teahupoo's heart
IT HAS been a gruelling, rain-soaked Cheltenham so far, and there will be no hiding place for the runners in tomorrow’s feature Paddy Power Stayers’ Hurdle (3.30).
Arsenal hold their nerve to quieten the doubters
Raya Saves day as Gunners progress after yet another nail-biting European occasion
Keywords climbs as boss sets target after Hollywood strikes
KEYWORDS Studios, the London-listed firm that offers services to video game and film studios, saw shares climb this morning on hope that it could take advantage of the entertainment sector's rebound after a \"difficult\" 2023.
Metro Bank to slash 1,000 jobs by mid-April
AROUND 1,000 jobs are going at Metro Bank by mid-April as the lender intensifies its efforts to slash costs, having teetered on the brink of collapse last year before being rescued by its investors.
Rate cut likely in summer as UK returns to growth
CITY expectations on the timing of the first rate cut from the Bank of England were hardening around June today after latest GDP data showed the sickly UK economy only slowly recovering from recession at the start of the year.
Finding its feet? No, this place is already dancing
TO do this job is to generally encounter restaurants in the bum-fluffed early phase of their hopefully long lives.
Pitt wins latest round of the War of the Rosé feud with Jolie
BRAD PITT has won the latest round of his bitter legal war with ex-wife Angelina Jolie over control of the French vineyard they co-owned during their marriage.
Lament of the war widows: why should we have to divorce new partners to keep our pensions?
WAR widows who remarried have attacked a “disrespectful, last-minute” change to a Government compensation scheme that means they would be tens of thousands of pounds better off if they divorced their current partners.
Boost for Kate after photo row: she's the most popular royal
THE Princess of Wales is the nation’s favourite member of the Royal Family, according to a new poll.
Tory race row deepens as minister says 'we'd take another £10m from donor'
RISHI SUNAK was hit by a growing storm today over the Tories being prepared to take another £10 million from the wealthy donor condemned for racism against Diane Abbott.
Oldest pair ever vie for presidency
Trump and Biden to go head to head — but polls say America wants different choice
Yuka: the food scan app that doesn't like oat milk
WANT to know exactly how healthy your dinner is? Even if not, Yuka is here for you.
By-election? I know what you mean, says Reform candidate
REFORM UK’s candidate for London mayor today said he sympathised with calls for the party’s first MP Lee Anderson to stand in a by-election after he defected from the Conservatives.