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Premier League: 10 things to look out for this weekend
Henderson returns to Merseyside as Forest threaten Arsenal.
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Noah Sadiki stunner earns Sunderland dramatic late win
Sunderland's Noah Sadiki scores stoppage-time winner against Torreense in Europa League.
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Bournemouth Secures Historic Europa League Win
Bournemouth’s trio of goals clinches historic home Europa League victory over Sturm Graz.
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Europa League: Lyon beat Palace, Benfica dominate Celtic
Lyon stun Crystal Palace 3-2 in Europa League as Benfica overwhelm Celtic 4-1.
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Lyon 3-2 Crystal Palace, Torreense 1-2 Sunderland
Lyon and Crystal Palace battle in Europa League as Torreense face Sunderland.
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UK threatens Eritrea with visa ban over asylum returns
Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood threatens to block all Eritreans from entering the UK unless the government agrees to take back rejected asylum seekers and criminals.
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Farage accused of protecting racist Reform candidate
ITV investigation reveals Nigel Farage resisted sacking a mayoral candidate who made racist remarks about David Lammy.
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UK HRT shortages: which products are affected
Women face ongoing shortages of hormone replacement therapy products, with some expected to remain unavailable until January.
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Streeting urges US to back Ukraine after Starlink row
UK defence secretary seeks to cool tensions and argues supporting Kyiv is in America's economic interests.
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Seven sailors missing after drone strikes on tankers
Drones strike two tankers near Romania's Black Sea coast, setting them ablaze and raising security concerns on a vital shipping route used by Ukraine.
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Abuse in Canberra youth detention: 13 allege guard's assault
Four men describe sexual abuse by guard Brett Dennis at Quamby and Bimberi youth detention centres between 2003 and 2013. The ACT government faces civil claims and accusations of stonewalling.
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Four men sue over abuse at ACT detention centre
An investigation into sexual assault allegations at an Australian youth detention centre launches as four men pursue legal action against the government.
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Spot the banana shark: 30 years of Bondi's Sculpture by the Sea
A gallery of works from three decades of the outdoor art exhibition on Sydney's Bondi Beach.
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Chris Davies, metallurgist who shaped modern materials
The Monash University researcher whose work on metals advanced aircraft, vehicles, medical devices and 3D printing has died aged 61.
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New tool maps damage from fossil fuel emissions
Climate scientists release the Carbon Impacts Tracer to show how each megatonne of carbon dioxide harms people and the environment.
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Chelsea's Fun But Unstable Attack
Chelsea's high-scoring style risks European qualification.
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Europa League Fixtures Live
Live Europa League matches tonight: Bournemouth vs Sturm Graz, Benfica vs Celtic.
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Neanderthal Wound Suggests Earliest Spear Kill
Neanderthal remains in Iraqi Kurdistan cave show earliest human ancestor killed by spear.
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Time's Up for Leap Second
Scientists replace leap seconds with leap hours to fix tech glitches.
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Trump's chaos leaves Ukraine peace deal distant
Donald Trump's erratic diplomacy and apparent tilt toward Russia are making a ceasefire or peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine increasingly unlikely, diplomats say.
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Police officer asked friend to dispose of phone, court hears
Beau Lamarre-Condon allegedly sought help destroying evidence after the deaths of two Sydney men, a Western Australian woman told the NSW supreme court.
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Burnham's Scottish visit threatens to overshadow SNP conference
The UK prime minister will visit Scotland during the SNP's annual gathering, presenting a new political challenge as the party seeks to revive its independence case.
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UK economy grows 0.1% in August despite spending fall
Surprise growth confounds forecasts and gives Chancellor John Healey a boost before his first budget on October 28.
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Land Registry paywall stays up, no date set
The government promised free access to land ownership data in March but has given no timeline, leaving campaigners frustrated.
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Wells defends online safety laws against censorship claims
Australia's communications minister says new digital duty of care laws will not control speech, as the Coalition accuses Labor of plans to censor.
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Doctors urged mental health order for Elizabeth's mother
Doctors treating Elizabeth Struhs recommended her mother be forcibly assessed for mental illness, but child safety officers sent the girl home anyway.
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Victoria to make abortion care free
Both major parties commit to covering out-of-pocket costs for abortion up to 16 weeks, making Victoria the first Australian state to offer free universal access.
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Greens senator takes leave over complaints
Jordon Steele-John steps back from the party room after seven members demand an investigation into allegations of inappropriate comments spanning 2017 to 2025.
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Digital duty laws won't censor free speech, Wells says
Australia's communications minister defends new online safety legislation against claims it amounts to censorship.
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Manchester City Box-Office in Charge-Rage Era
Manchester City become unexpected box-office stars amid financial chaos and defiance.
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PSG beats City in thrilling Champions League win
PSG's quickfire goals stun Manchester City in Champions League clash.
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Mourinho's Real Madrid comeback
Mourinho's Real Madrid score three late goals to beat Roma 4-3 in Champions League.
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Championship roundup: Soucek doubles up as West Ham hit nine-man Lincoln for six
West Ham beats nine-man Lincoln 6-0 as Soucek scores twice in Championship.
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Jackson and Barkley double goals sink Fenerbahce
Aston Villa's record Champions League win ends Fenerbahce's hopes with Jackson and Barkley scoring twice.
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SpaceX Launch Creates Jellyfish Cloud
SpaceX rocket launch creates glowing jellyfish cloud visible off US east coast.
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US Report Details Dating App Scams' Devastating Impact
Congress report reveals dating apps cost Americans $1.3bn yearly in romance scams.
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Manchester City vs PSG Champions League Live
Enzo Maresca prepares City for PSG clash with Pep Guardiola's return.
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MLS political speech policy fails Austin FC fans
Austin FC fans protest MLS’s ban on anti-ICE T-shirts after expulsion of supporter Daniela Silva.
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White House lifts media ban
Judge allows CNN, MS Now and Politico to access White House after Trump banned them.
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Guinea-Bissau rejects controversial vaccine trial backed by RFK Jr
The African nation's health minister denies approving a study that would withhold hepatitis B shots from thousands of newborns, contradicting claims made to Danish ethics reviewers.
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Musk accused of harassment campaigns against European leaders
France's foreign minister says Elon Musk uses X to orchestrate online attacks on European politicians ahead of the 2027 presidential election.
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Hidden camera found on Australian Navy ship
A video recording device discovered in a cabin aboard HMAS Leeuwin in Cairns has triggered a military and civilian police investigation.
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Merz defends Ukraine aid as Germany eyes EU trade fight
German chancellor Friedrich Merz tells parliament that no money for Ukraine diverts from domestic spending, and warns of Russian escalation as the EU prepares to tackle unfair trade practices.
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Joni Mitchell becomes US citizen after 62 years
The 82-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter completes her citizenship journey, gaining the right to vote in US elections.
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Australia's 30% tax on family trusts divides small business
The Albanese government's plan to tax discretionary trusts at a minimum 30% rate aims to close a tax loophole for the wealthy, but small businesses say restructuring will cost billions.
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Western Sydney's new airport opens. But will flying from it save you money?
Commercial flights begin this month at Western Sydney International, but fares and transport costs mean savings are not guaranteed.
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Cafe destroyed in tobacco shop firebombing
A Melbourne couple's vegan cafe was gutted when a neighbouring tobacco shop was firebombed, the latest in a spate of arson attacks on tobacconists.
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Gary Waddell, Australian actor, dies aged 74
The character actor who turned small roles into unforgettable performances has died. He was 74.
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Safety officer marked dying girl 'safe' despite coma
A child safety officer incorrectly assessed Elizabeth Struhs as safe one day after she arrived at hospital in a coma, a coroner's court heard.
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Barrios scores as Atlético crush 10-man United
Atlético Madrid's Pablo Barrios scores in 53 seconds to defeat 10-man Manchester United in Champions League.
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Championship roundup: racist chanting mars Swansea’s win
Swansea’s win at Millwall suspended for 7 minutes due to racist chanting.
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Martínez criticises United's lack of investment
Lisandro Martínez blames Manchester United's poor investment for recent defeat.
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James and Russo lead England rout of Greece
England's Lauren James and Alessia Russo score twice as Lionesses dominate Greece 5-0 in World Cup playoff.
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Timber and Saka seal Arsenal win over Lille
Arsenal's Timber and Saka secure 3-0 victory against Lille in Champions League.
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Japan’s academy system supercharged women’s team
Japan’s youth academy system produces world-class female footballers who excel globally.
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Manchester City and PSG Sanctions Divide
Gulf-owned clubs show contrasting responses to Uefa sanctions after 2014 financial breaches.
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Maresca calls City fans 'cheats' if United fan
Maresca admits Manchester City fans suffer more than players in financial scandal fallout.
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Michael Olise proves Ballon d’Or misses football’s wonder
Michael Olise’s magic shows why the Ballon d’Or fails to capture football’s true wonder.
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Brazil's court crisis could return Bolsonaros to power
A scandal engulfing the supreme court judge who convicted Jair Bolsonaro is helping his son Flávio overtake Lula days before the election runoff.
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Latin American cartels expand into 16 European countries
A four-month Guardian investigation reveals cocaine seizures in Europe have surged fivefold in a decade as criminal networks from the region establish operations across the continent.
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