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• Ruptly
• 1 gün, 10 saat

Everton have stayed quiet in the January transfer window thus far but David Moyes could be handed some new tools to work with before it slams shut

• The Mirror
• 1 gün, 10 saat

A tourist was left baffled after getting 'cheeky' notes from waiter on his £25 restaurant bill – and people couldn't believe their eyes at the rude words on the receipt

• The Mirror
• 1 gün, 10 saat

• The Independent
• 1 gün, 10 saat

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• BuzzFeed News
• 1 gün, 10 saat

Express columnist Nick Ferrari was left very amused following an LBC caller's savage comments about the Prime Minister.

• Daily Express
• 1 gün, 10 saat

The moment a teenager launched a bottle attack on a man who was branded a paedophile and beaten to death with rocks has been shown in court.

• Daily Mail U.K
• 1 gün, 10 saat

The moment a teenager launched a bottle attack on a man who was branded a paedophile and beaten to death with rocks has been shown in court.

• Daily Mail U.K
• 1 gün, 10 saat

The moment a teenager launched a bottle attack on a man who was branded a paedophile and beaten to death with rocks has been shown in court.

• Daily Mail UK
• 1 gün, 10 saat

CHELSEA are set to cancel Facundo Buonanotte's loan spell - clearing the way for him to join Leeds. The Blues pipped Leeds at the end of the summer transfer window by paying Brighton £2million to take him for the season. But the arrangement has been cut short after only a handful of games for the...

• The Sun
• 1 gün, 10 saat

With searches for electrolytes at an all-time high, we look at who needs the hydration boost and what happens if you don’t

• The Mirror
• 1 gün, 10 saat

From Swiss serenity to bespoke Keralan healing, take time out to recharge

• Evening Standard
• 1 gün, 10 saat

Jamie-Lee Luckett saves money by buying almost everything second hand

• Manchester Evening News
• 1 gün, 10 saat, 1 dakika

Former Uefa president – caught between moving on and settling scores – talks candidly about his downfall, Infantino and the snakepit of the game’s governance “There are millions and millions of romantics in football,” Michel Platini says. He has been asked whether, after a decade frozen out of the game, its lustre has vanished for him. “Millions who share the ideas that I have. But in the end, it’s big business.” It is an industry whose peaks Platini scaled before, in one of football’s biggest falls from grace, it spat him out. He maintains he would have become Fifa president if he had not been banned from football over an alleged unlawful payment made to him in 2011, when he was running Uefa, by Sepp Blatter. The scandal led to a criminal case but both men were acquitted for a second time , definitively so, by a Swiss appeals court last year . Nothing hangs over Platini any more, bar a conviction that he was cheated. Continue reading...

• The Guardian
• 1 gün, 10 saat, 1 dakika

Officials ask at least 43 states for sensitive details as critics fear effort to sow doubt about midterm election results The justice department is undertaking an unprecedented effort to collect sensitive voter information about tens of millions of Americans, a push that relies on thin legal reasoning and which could be aimed at sowing doubt about the midterm election results this year. The department has asked at least 43 states for their comprehensive information on voters, including the last four digits of their social security numbers, full dates of birth and addresses, according to the Brennan Center for Justice . Eight states have voluntarily turned over the information, according to the Brennan Center, and the department has sued 23 states and the District of Columbia for the information. Continue reading...

• The Guardian
• 1 gün, 10 saat, 1 dakika

Breads Bakery workers demand better pay and conditions and criticize chain for supporting ‘the genocide in Palestine’ Workers at popular New York City bakery chain Breads Bakery announced a move to unionize, claiming it has “underpaid, undervalued, disrespected, discriminated against, intimidated and hurt” staff, as well as supported “the genocide happening in Palestine”. The company, which has ties to Israel , expressed concern that “divisive political issues” had been introduced into its stores. “We make babka; we don’t engage in politics,” a spokesperson said. Continue reading...

• The Guardian
• 1 gün, 10 saat, 1 dakika