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Rasmus Højlund shines bright for Ruben Amorim amid uneven Manchester United performance
Rasmus Højlund shines bright for Ruben Amorim amid uneven Manchester United performance
Ruben Amorim’s tenure as Manchester United’s new head coach has found its first glimmer of hope: Rasmus Højlund can be his go-to number nine. The 21-year-old forward delivered a
Read More... Pep Guardiola extends Manchester City stay with new two-year contract
Pep Guardiola extends Manchester City stay with new two-year contract
Pep Guardiola, one of football’s most decorated managers, has signed a new two-year contract with Manchester City, extending his tenure at the club beyond a decade.
Read More... Football club returns home after six years away
Football club returns home after six years away
Newbury FC has triumphantly returned to its home ground after a six-year absence. The club was originally forced out of the council-owned Faraday Road ground in 2018 due to potential
Read More... Judge rules Benjamin Mendy entitled to majority of unpaid wages from Manchester City
Judge rules Benjamin Mendy entitled to majority of unpaid wages from Manchester City
A judge has ruled that former Manchester City defender Benjamin Mendy is entitled to receive most of the £11 million in wages withheld by the club while he faced rape and sexual assault
Read More... Prince William kicks off climate-focused visit to South Africa
Prince William kicks off climate-focused visit to South Africa
Britain’s Prince William has kicked off a climate-focused, four-day visit to South Africa, starting in Cape Town on Monday. The Prince engaged with young environmentalists and joined local
Read More... World Championship esports event set to inject £12m into London's economy
World Championship esports event set to inject £12m into London's economy
One of esports biggest global events, the League of Legends World Championship finals, will take place at London’s O2 Arena today – boosting the capital’s
Read More... FA sets goal for equal football access for girls in schools by 2028
FA sets goal for equal football access for girls in schools by 2028
The Football Association (FA) has announced a bold initiative to ensure 90% of girls in schools have access to football by key stages two and three by 2028. This target is a cornerstone of the
Read More... Government to propose enhanced Football Governance Bill
Government to propose enhanced Football Governance Bill
The government is set to introduce strengthened legislation in Parliament to establish an independent regulator for elite men's football in England. This new Football Governance Bill will grant
Read More... Thomas Tuchel named new England football manager
Thomas Tuchel named new England football manager
Germany’s Thomas Tuchel has been appointed as the new head coach of the England national football team, the Football Association (FA) announced. Tuchel becomes the third foreign coach in
Read More... Football club faces costs after 'mindless' vandalism
Football club faces costs after 'mindless' vandalism
An East Sussex football club has been left counting the cost after vandals caused extensive damage, estimated at around £1,000. The incident, described as "mindless," saw Rye Bay
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William Hague elected chancellor of Oxford University
Former foreign secretary and Conservative Party leader William Hague has been elected as the 160th chancellor of the University of Oxford. Lord Hague, an alumnus of Magdalen College, willRead More... -
The University of Edinburgh to cut staff amid financial pressures
The University of Edinburgh has announced plans to reduce staffing levels in response to significant financial challenges. A voluntary redundancy scheme is being introduced, with the possibilityRead More... -
School closed after discovery of 'mystery metal' near grounds
Millbay Academy in Plymouth, often referred to as the "Red School," has been closed as a precaution after the discovery of two mysterious metal objects buried nearby. The items, suspected toRead More... -
Michael Heseltine walks out of Oxford Union after students ‘hijack’ debate
Michael Heseltine walked out of an Oxford University debate, calling it “disgraceful” after students “hijacked” the event with internal political disputes.Read More... -
Over 4,700 new post-graduate positions in UK universities to cultivate future engineers and scientists
The UK government is set to fund thousands of postgraduate students specializing in biological, engineering, and environmental sciences at 45 universities across the country, aiming to foster aRead More... -
Britain's award-winning building of 1996 set for demolition
Salford University's Centenary Building, once celebrated as Britain’s finest new building, is now slated for demolition. Designed by Hodder and Partners, this glass and steel structure claimedRead More... -
Jewish leaders warn Francesca Albanese will 'spread poison' at British universities
Jewish leaders have raised serious concerns about an upcoming speaking tour at British universities by Francesca Albanese, a United Nations official who has previously claimed that theRead More... -
University tuition fees in England set to increase for the first time since 2017 to address funding crisis
The British government announced on Monday plans to raise university tuition fees for domestic students in England for the first time in eight years, aiming to address a funding crisis affectingRead More... -
Celebrating 65 years of Commonwealth scholarships: inspiring futures and empowering communities
The Solomon Islands Commonwealth Scholars and Alumni Association (SICSAA) marked 65 years of Commonwealth Scholarships with a grand celebration over the weekend, themedRead More...
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Cyberattacks cost UK businesses $55 billion over five years, report finds
Cyberattacks have inflicted a staggering loss of approximately £44 billion ($55.08 billion) on British businesses over the past five years, according to a report released on Monday by insurance25 November 2024Read More... -
UK in discussions on payments to curb migrant flows: Times report
The UK government is reportedly in negotiations with Turkey, Vietnam, and officials in Iraq's Kurdistan region about potential financial agreements aimed at reducing the number of migrants17 November 2024Read More... -
Prince Harry's lawsuit against Murdoch's UK Media Group advances to trial as others settle
Prince Harry is forging ahead with his lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch's News Group Newspapers (NGN), accusing the organization of unlawful information-gathering practices.15 November 2024Read More... -
Urgent warning: potential contamination found in hummus – do not eat
Customers are being urgently advised not to consume five types of hummus due to possible contamination with “animal matter.” The Happy Pear is recalling the affected products as a14 November 2024Read More... -
Dartmouth Park: North London's hidden gem and celebrity hotspot
Choosing the ideal place to live in London can be overwhelming, with each borough offering its own unique character, attractions, and communities. Recently, a list of the top 10 areas to live in29 October 2024Read More...
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Final tickets for London’s iconic New Year’s Eve fireworks go on sale Monday
The last chance to secure tickets for the Mayor of London’s renowned New Year’s Eve fireworks display arrives on Monday, 2 December, with sales opening at midday.Read More... -
London's pie and mash makers push for protected status to preserve Cockney tradition
Rick Poole, who grew up in his family’s pie and mash shop in London, is hopeful that a new campaign to secure protected status for the traditional Cockney dish will ensure its survival forRead More... -
Two Roman mosaics face risk of leaving the UK
Two Roman mosaics, valued at a combined total of £560,000, have been placed under a temporary export bar in an effort to give UK museums, galleries, or institutions the opportunity toRead More... -
UK author Samantha Harvey has won the Booker Prize for her ‘amazing’ space station novel ‘Orbital’
Samantha Harvey poses with the prize and her book "Orbital" at the Booker Prize Awards 2024, in London.Read More... -
Wales advances with tourism tax proposal
This month, the Welsh Parliament will begin considering a new law that could introduce a tourism tax for overnight visitors in certain areas of Wales. The proposal would grant local councils theRead More... -
Buckingham Palace to reveal more of Its hidden secrets to visitors
Buckingham Palace is set to reveal even more of its iconic spaces to the public during its traditional summer opening, offering an unprecedented experience for visitors.Read More... -
Book reveals King has cut off Prince Andrew’s funding
Prince Andrew’s financial support from King Charles has been terminated, claims a newly updated royal biography. The Duke of York, who has been facing significant financial challengesRead More... -
Renovation costs for Norwich Castle soar to £27.5m
The cost of a major restoration project at Norwich Castle, which aims to revitalize parts of the 900-year-old landmark, has significantly increased as the project nears completion.Read More... -
London's oldest garden centre with 'top-notch plants' ranked among the UK's best
Two of London’s beloved garden centres have earned spots on Mail Online’s list of the best in the UK, highlighting popular destinations for both plant enthusiasts and casual visitors alike.Read More... -
UCL staff raise alarms over ‘dismantling’ of University Art Museum
University College London (UCL) staff have expressed strong objections to the institution’s plans to repurpose its historic Art Museum, voicing concerns that the proposal disregards theRead More... -
Discover Ufford: Suffolk's charming village with an award-winning pub and scenic walks
Suffolk is known for its charming towns and villages, but this week we’re highlighting Ufford, a village that offers more than just picturesque scenery. With an award-winning pub and plenty ofRead More... -
UK’s National Gallery implements liquid ban following activist attacks on artworks
The National Gallery in London has introduced a ban on liquids in response to a series of activist attacks on its artworks, including Vincent van Gogh's iconic Sunflowers.Read More... -
Little Portugal: three restaurants to experience in London's Portuguese community
The Portuguese population in this area of South Lambeth boasts a variety of exceptional dining options.Read More...
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Suffolk is known for its charming towns and villages, but this week we’re highlighting Ufford, a village that offers more than just picturesque scenery. With an award-winning pub and plenty of
The National Gallery in London has introduced a ban on liquids in response to a series of activist attacks on its artworks, including Vincent van Gogh's iconic Sunflowers.
The Portuguese population in this area of South Lambeth boasts a variety of exceptional dining options.
A fabric closely tied to 1970s fashion is making an unexpected return to the spotlight this fall. Suede, once a staple of that iconic era, is now gracing runways and retail stores alike, becoming
Six centuries ago, the first library at Guildhall was established through a bequest from Richard Whittington, a former Lord Mayor of the City of London, who was renowned as a shrewd
The British High Commission in Honiara hosted its second edition of the popular London Fashion Week Show Blo Iumi on Tuesday, September 17, 2024, featuring
The world’s oldest Holocaust studies library and research center, the Wiener Holocaust Library, is set to reopen its doors on September 20th following extensive
A painting by Vincent van Gogh, titled "Les canots amarrés" (The Anchored Boats), is set to be auctioned at Christie's 20th and 21st Century Evening Auction in
The upcoming "Silk Roads" exhibition at the British Museum promises to be an expansive exploration of one of history's most significant trade networks.
Former Children's Laureate Michael Rosen has strongly condemned the closure of libraries across the UK, describing it as a "decimation." Rosen, who grew up in Harrow,