Feyenoord held out for a 1-0 win at home against Milan in their Champions League playoff first leg after scoring the only goal of the
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Work on up to 12 new towns in England to begin by next election, says Starmer
Up to 12 new towns will be under construction by the next election after 100 potential locations in England were identified as part of Keir
Maeda gives Celtic Champions League hope but Kane wins first leg for Bayern
For 78 minutes, Bayern Munich performed like a team who were irritated at having to play an extra two games before taking a place in
Everton’s Tarkowski thwarts Liverpool as final Goodison derby ends in brawl
Four goals, four red cards, one mass brawl plus enough controversy, fury and entertainment to elevate the fixture way above the Premier League norm; the
Inquiry into Buckingham University chief’s relationship with young woman ‘flawed’
A leading barrister who cleared the University of Buckingham’s vice-chancellor of wrongdoing over his relationship with a young Indian woman did not have access to
Labour will not release long-awaited industrial strategy until June
Labour’s long-awaited industrial strategy will not now be published until June, while ministers will bring forward plans for individual sectors in a bid to show
MI5 gave courts false evidence about ‘abusive’ neo-Nazi agent, judge rules
A high court judge has found that MI5 gave false evidence to three courts as it faced scrutiny over its handling of a neo-Nazi agent
Malcolm X’s visit to West Midlands to be remembered in mural
It was a moment that united the US civil rights movement with the anti-racist movement in Britain, helping to change the country – and to
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It can be a fun exercise during Manchester City games to imagine the contents of Pep Guardiola’s inner monologue, the stream of consciousness inside that whirring
From Blitz to Gladiator II: the Oscar-aiming films that missed this season
While films such as Wicked and Dune: Part Two amassed multiple Oscar nominations this year, the Academy’s ongoing embrace of the smaller, less conventional movie