Son Heung-min insisted that Tottenham’s defeat by AZ in the Europa League must be a “wake-up call” for their hopes of winning silverware this season
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FBI offers $10m reward for ex-Olympic snowboarder turned drug kingpin
Authorities in the United States have offered a $10m reward for information that leads to the arrest of a Canadian former Olympic snowboarder-turned-international drug kingpin.
US suspends aid to South Africa after Trump order
The state department has ordered an immediate pause on most US foreign assistance to South Africa, according to a cable seen by the Guardian, officially
Joshua Zirkzee helps Manchester United earn hard-fought draw at Sociedad
In the end, two outstretched hands were decisive. The first, from Bruno Fernandes, probably denied Manchester United their victory; the second, from André Onana, definitely
Trump delays tariffs on many products from Mexico and Canada
Donald Trump pulled back from his trade war with Canada and Mexico on Thursday, temporarily delaying tariffs on many goods from the two countries once
Vaclav Cerny’s smart Rangers double at Fenerbahce gives Mourinho work to do
Football management moves pretty fast. Last Saturday Barry Ferguson was being beaten at home by Motherwell. Five days later the interim head coach was leading
London ebike fire: landlords of ‘grossly overcrowded’ flat fined almost £100,000
The landlords of a “grossly overcrowded” east London flat where a man died after an ebike battery started a fire have been fined almost £100,000
Reform faces split as Farage hits back over ‘messianic’ criticism
Reform UK is facing a split at the top after Nigel Farage called one of his most prominent MPs “utterly completely wrong” for calling him
‘Little agency that could’ cheered for act of resistance against Trump and Musk
Members of Elon Musk’s so-called “department of government efficiency” (Doge) unit were barred from entering a small, independent federal agency promoting economic development in Africa
Hundreds of Santander customers in UK hit by banking problems
Santander has fixed the problems affecting its banking services after many customers were left unable to access their accounts. The bank apologised for any “inconvenience