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England star 'dislikes' Jude Bellingham as 'self-appointed captain' axed by Thomas Tuchel
16:28, 03 Oct 2025Updated 16:31, 03 Oct 2025 Jude Bellingham has been handed a big wake-up call by England manager Thomas Tuchel(Image: Getty Images) The sound of Jude Bellingham's ego popping will be deafening - while sending shock tremors...

Meet Eve Jobs, Steve Jobs' daughter whose stunning Milan Fashion Week look wowed the internet
Eve Jobs, the youngest daughter of late Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, has once more drawn the internet’s spotlight. Her recent Instagram post from Milan, taken while attending the Bottega Veneta show, quickly went viral on internet, with fans...

Search for missing Britney Gard intensifies after suspicious fire
PUTNAM COUNTY, Ind. (WTHI) — The Putnam County Sheriff’s Office is actively investigating the disappearance of Britney Gard, last seen on Tuesday, September 30. Authorities are also probing a fire deemed suspicious at her residence on County Road...

The Net Zero Consensus Is Breaking Down in Britain
Once upon a time the promise of Net Zero enjoyed such universal support that a Tory government signed the UK’s Net Zero pledge into law. Today, the Tories say they’d scrap it – while alarm bells are ringing as the costs of the policy become...

WWC 2025: Three for Smith as England skittle South Africa for 69
If anyone thought England were not serious contenders for this World Cup,, think again. They stormed to the top of the points table with a massive victory over a hapless South Africa, who were dismissed for their lowest score against England,...

Why the government might not debate controversial BritCard digital ID despite 2 million signing petition against it
The government might not debate a petition to stop them from introducing digital ID cards, despite it gaining over two million signatures. You've probably heard about plans to bring in the 'BritCard' under this current government, a scheme which...

Staying out of hospital is a full-time job for the elderly
I discovered this week that there’s a whole arm of the NHS devoted to keeping people out of hospital, called — you can’t fault their logic on this — hospital at home. Physios, occupational health specialists, mobility assessors, specialist beds...

Women's World Cup: Smith shines as England reduce South Africa to second-lowest total of 69
Guwahati: Linsey Smith’s stunning new-ball burst set the tone for England Women as they bundled out South Africa Women for just 69 in 20.4 overs – the Proteas’ second-lowest total in ODI World Cup history in the fourth match of the Women's World...

world UK police may have accidentally shot dead victim in synagogue attack
MANCHESTER — British police said on Friday (Oct 3) they may have accidentally shot two victims, including one who died, in their attempts to bring under control an attack on a Manchester synagogue during Yom Kippur, the holiest day in the Jewish...

Brewdog announces job cuts after posting £37m loss
ShareSave Scottish beer giant Brewdog has announced job cuts across the business after posting a £37m loss last year. It is the fifth year running that the firm, headquartered in Ellon, Aberdeenshire, has posted pre-tax losses - now totalling...

GTA 6 controversy as fan flies from USA to Scotland HQ to 'demand delay answers'
A GTA fan has sparked criticism after flying all the way from the US to Scotland to 'demand answers' from developers. The content creator, who posts from the handle @backonboulevard, took to TikTok to reveal he'd made the journey because he was...

"He plays only 2 formats for India and does the most difficult job in both" - Aakash Chopra lauds KL Rahul's century in IND vs WI 2025 1st Test
Former India player Aakash Chopra has lauded KL Rahul for continuing his good run with the bat in the first Test against the West Indies. He highlighted that the Karnataka batter does the most difficult job in the two formats he is part of the...

Sciver-Brunt lays out blueprint as England face Proteas
It's a first look at England and South Africa at the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup in what looms as a crucial clash between two key contenders. It'll be the second contest of the tournament at Barsapara Cricket Stadium in Guwahati, after India...

My 6 months salary in the UK was more than the total of my 7 years salary in Nigeria - Nigerian doctor reveals
A medical doctor, Tolu Binutu, has revealed that his salary for six months when he arrived in the UK was more than the total of his 7 years salary n Nigeria. He disclosed this on Friday while encouraging a Nigerian lawyer, who expressed sadness...
Church of England gets first-ever woman head as Sarah Mullally named Archbishop of Canterbury
London, Oct 3: Marking a major milestone in its over a millennium and a half history, the Church of England has got its first woman chief with nurse-turned-cleric Sarah Mullally being chosen for its top post, which was vacant for almost a year....

Vermont responds to Globe story on Northern education nosedive: ‘Vermont can do a better job’
Vermont schools can, and will, do better, the state Agency of Education said. In a press release late Thursday, the agency responded to a Globe story detailing the dramatic slide in Vermont and New England’s educational achievement over the past...

AGA reports responsible gambling tools awareness in US, while GambleAware calls for advertising oversight in UK
Responsible gambling initiatives are being tested differently on each side of the Atlantic: an American Gaming Association (AGA) survey shows widespread awareness and support for tools in the US, while GambleAware research in the UK calls for...
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What the Prince and Princess of Wales are 'very strict' about when it comes to their kids
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis do not have phones. The Prince of Wales made the revelation to Emmy Award-winning actor Eugene Levy during an episode of Apple TV+'s The Reluctant Traveler. Asked if the family sits down for...

Demolition of UK's last coal-fired power station approved
The planned demolition of the UK's last coal-fired power station has reached a key step. Ratcliffe-on-Soar Power Station was switched off on 30 September 2024 after generating electricity since 1968. On Thursday, Rushcliffe Borough Council...

In such a tough job market, joint honours courses are never a waste of time
By Elektra Day-San, Third Year, Physics and Philosophy As the new term begins, behind closed doors, Bristol will become a tale of two cities. Freshers, laden with saucepans and lamps, will pile into echoey halls, eager to start their courses. The...