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Bournemouth 1-1 Manchester United: Premier League – as it happened

Manchester United rallied to grab a point through Rasmus Højlund and dent their 10-man hosts’ European hopes

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Chelsea 1-4 Barcelona (2-8 on agg): Women’s Champions League semi-final – as it happened

Barcelona repeated their first-leg scoreline on a chastening day for Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.

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Philip Lowrie obituary

Actor who played Dennis Tanner in Coronation Street but gave up his lucrative role for £20 a week in repertory theatre

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Writer Saba Sams: ‘I wanted it to be sexy and really messy’

The Send Nudes author, one of Granta’s pick of the best young British novelists, on young motherhood, feminism and why we need to break the rules around love

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Something to look up to: how Michelangelo’s love and humility could influence the Sistine Chapel conclave

The artist’s frescoes hold many lessons for the cardinals who have to decide upon the next pope

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Meet the lost jewellery hunters: ‘I will be for ever grateful. It wasn’t just a ring’

Metal detecting isn’t just about searching for ancient treasure – the missing belongings of living people are just as precious. Meet the volunteers reuniting the two

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Dining across the divide: ‘I felt awkward ordering a pork chop after she’d spoken about animal rights’

They saw eye to eye on mental health and dating apps, but did they come to an accord on the climate crisis?

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Meghan made one-pot pasta a trend – but is it any good? Seven all-in-one recipes tested

The duchess’s skillet spaghetti outraged purists, but there’s no shortage of single-pot pasta dishes to try. Here are some that make the grade, and others that most certainly don’t

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Coal delivery arrives to keep Scunthorpe steel plant working for months

Government hails safeguarding of jobs as 55,000-tonne load and other imminent supplies mean blast furnaces have fuel

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Indie brewers kept out of UK bars and pubs by multinationals, study finds

About 60% of venues within 40 miles of small firms now inaccessible as major brewers and some pubcos restrict access

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‘It’s about preventing real harm’: Canadians in UK prepare for momentous election

Expats feel more engaged than ever for next week’s ballot, motivated by pushing back against Trump and populism

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Dynamo, TV talent, video tutorials: magic is back with new tricks

Once upon a time revealing a magician’s secrets could get you blacklisted, now anyone can learn an illusion or two

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This is how we do it: ‘I’m from an evangelical Christian family and didn’t know what an orgasm was till I was 24’’

Amelia and Ben waited until after marriage to have penetrative sex. Now, initiating intimacy makes her feel powerful and liberated

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Kemi Badenoch says Lib Dems are people who fix church roofs. Yes: that’s why we’re popular and she isn‘t

It may baffle our rivals, but we are proud to be local representatives who care about their communities, says Ed Davey, leader of the Lib Dems

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County cricket: Surrey punish Somerset slump as Nottinghamshire win again

Surrey and Nottinghamshire wrapped up victories with a day of play to spare as wickets tumbled around the grounds

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Eleven people killed as car ploughs into Vancouver festival crowd

Man arrested after incident at Filipino Lapu Lapu event, as police say they are confident it was not terrorism

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How did Hitler’s film-maker hide her complicity from the world?

A new documentary delves into controversial German film-maker Leni Riefenstahl’s private archive to uncover a director who spent a lifetime covering up her central role in the Nazi propaganda machine

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The Clooneys never argue. In a fantasy world of riches and beauty, I wouldn’t either

For us mere mortals, a relationship free of quarrels is a pipe dream. But that doesn’t have to be a bad thing, says writer Rachel Connolly

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‘Rights can be knocked out in a second’: older trans people shocked by supreme court ruling

Women who transitioned decades ago feel their safety and security has suddenly been removed

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The big finish: podcasts that really stick the landing

From creepy horror-dramas to the search for the world’s pornography kingpins, if you’re after a story that ends with a bang, there’s a podcast for that

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London Marathon 2025: Tigst Assefa and Sabastian Sawe win elite races – as it happened

Tigst Assefa won the women’s race and Sabastian Sawe the men’s, while Catherine Debrunner and Marcel Hug took the wheelchair events for the third and seventh times

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Liverpool’s 20th league title awaits, WCL and FA Cup semis, and more – as it happened

All the latest as we count down to Sunday’s FA Cup, Women’s Champions League, Premier League games and more

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Celtic’s latest title triumph owes much to Brendan Rodgers’ frustrated ambitions

Scotland’s most powerful force needn’t be wildly praised for topping the pile yet again but Brendan Rodgers still deserves respect

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No ‘miracle ending’ for Aaron Ramsey as Cardiff slide into League One

Welsh club return to third tier for first time in more than two decades after managing just nine league wins all season

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We may be ‘the healthiest generation ever’, but as I work out I wonder ... would I be happier at the pub?

Our exercise habit may have physical benefits, but I wish we weren’t too busy and poor to catch up over a pint, says writer Isabel Brooks

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