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Topp rescue act not enough to save Steffen at ailing Werder Bremen

Horst Steffen, Werder Bremen’s manager has been dismissed despite team’s sublime late equaliser against Gladbach and the next appointment will be telling

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Team GB slider Matt Weston: ‘I don’t ever stand at the top aiming for anything less than gold’

Matt Weston tells Donald McRae how he has rebuilt from crushing disappointment in the skeleton four years ago to become Britain’s best hope for Winter Olympic gold at Milano Cortina

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Mandelson should no longer be a peer, says Starmer

Emails from 2009 appear to show the then business secretary shared confidential UK tax plans with Jeffrey Epstein

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‘The referee has to be neutral’: Rodri claims Manchester City are victims of injustice

Rodri has joined the chorus of dissatisfaction at Manchester City towards referees and claimed ‘people don’t want us to win’

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Weather tracker: Cyclone Fytia in Madagascar kills several people and floods homes

Island’s first tropical storm of season may bring 150mm of rain – meanwhile, eastern Europe freezes with possible night-time lows of -30C

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Handful of sick and wounded Palestinians allowed through Rafah crossing on first day

Numbers Israel permitted to enter Egypt after reopening border were far lower than expected following delays

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MP Dan Norris arrested on suspicion of rape, sexual assault and upskirting

Labour suspended Norris, 66, last year after his original arrest on suspicion of child sexual abuse offences

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Race to contain suspected bird flu outbreak among Thames Valley swans

Volunteer workers say increasing case numbers and dozens of dead birds raise fears spread is wider than recorded

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Disabled children’s legal rights are ‘red lines’ in Send overhaul, ministers warned

Exclusive: Charities and experts fear changes to special needs education may weaken legal protections

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Is tyre pollution causing mass deaths in vulnerable salmon populations?

A US judge will decide if, as research suggests, a chemical tyre additive is harming endangered fish species

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‘A violation of our history’: Palestinian uproar over Israel’s plan to seize historic West Bank site

Residents of Sebastia say heritage project is pretext for massive land grab and expansion of Jewish settlements

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Judge blocks Trump administration plan to strip protected status for Haitians in US – as it happened

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Suffolk serial killer Steve Wright admits murdering 17-year-old Victoria Hall in 1999

The 67-year-old, who killed five women in Ipswich within weeks in 2006, pleads guilty at Old Bailey to his sixth murder victim

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Meryl Streep is as withering as ever in first full-length trailer for Devil Wears Prada 2

Promo for the much-anticipated sequel, in which Streep is reunited with Stanley Tucci, Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt, clocks up 2.8m views in nine hours

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Beijing condemns Dalai Lama’s Grammy win as ‘anti-China political manipulation’

Buddhist spiritual leader wins best audiobook and says he sees win ‘as a recognition of our shared universal responsibility’

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Anti-ICE protests, brilliance by Bieber and the Dalai Lama’s first win: the 10 biggest moments at the 2026 Grammys

From the Cure winning their first Grammys to a posthumous award for Chick Corea, it was a night of heartening wins and robust politics

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Champions Cup and WSL talking points: Arsenal rule the world but tournament needs a rethink

The Gunners had home comforts while the other teams had to travel long distances and cope with inferior facilities

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The one change that worked: I quit my job, became a cat-sitter – and found new friends

Cat-sitting can only be relied upon for pocket money, but it has enriched me in other ways. The most unexpected benefit has been finally meeting my neighbours

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‘Make your homes weird,’ urges an interior designer. Me? I’ve a stuffed magpie and three pewter goats

Not to mention my dad’s lifesize wooden sheep. All homes are wacky in little and large ways. Instagram pundits please stand down, writes Guardian columnist Emma Beddington

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The pet I’ll never forget: Cocolo, the donkey who arrived unexpectedly at our door

An offhand comment from my mother meant we suddenly owned a donkey. I loved him – but was embarrassed when I had to ride him to school

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Alcaraz makes strong case for being the best young male player tennis has seen

Winning a career grand slam at 22 is confirmation Carlos Alcaraz is on a unique path and justified the decision to jettison long-time coach

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Gold and silver prices seesaw as FTSE 100 hits record high

Trump’s pick of ‘respected central banker’ Kevin Warsh as Fed chair prompts investors to sell safe haven assets

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Co-writer of Oscar-nominated film It Was Just an Accident arrested in Iran

Mehdi Mahmoudian detained after signing statement condemning Iran’s supreme leader for recent bloodshed

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Poem of the week: The Secret Day by Stella Benson

Writing towards the end of the first world war, the poet, novelist, journalist and suffragist Benson here dreams of a secure peace

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So is Reform a threat to democracy or merely ‘Tories: the sequel’? Starmer must make up his mind

The PM has told Labour it is in the ‘fight of our lives’ against Nigel Farage’s challengers. To win, it must first agree on a line of attack, says Tom Baldwin, author of Keir Starmer, The Biography

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