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Argentina 2-0 Austria: Messi breaks scoring record at World Cup 2026 – as it happened

Lionel Messi made more World Cup history as Argentina claimed a fairly comfortable victory over Austria

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If we can’t keep rats out of Britain’s jails, we shouldn’t be putting children in them

The story of the therapy ferret used to kill rats at Wetherby young offenders institution raises question after question. Not least: is this any place for humans, whatever they have done, asks Zoe Williams

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Wimbledon 2023 champion Vondrousova given four-year ban for refusing anti-doping test

The 2023 Wimbledon singles champion Marketa Vondrousova has been suspended from tennis for four years for refusing an anti-doping test

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Uruguay misfire and leave Bielsa-ball in danger of kicking the bucket at World Cup

In today’s Football Daily: all is not well in the Uruguay camp

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‘Guys would think I was a girl then get aggressive when they found out my name was Brian’: how Placebo made Nancy Boy

‘I thought I could regain some power by writing a celebration of debauchery that was so brazenly sexual it would infuriate the people who insulted me’

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‘I’ll be able to take it with me wherever I live’: the best graduation gifts, chosen by graduates

Whether it’s a casserole dish or art inspired by the city they studied in, these are the gifts recent graduates told us they loved the most

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Bad Bunny sparks UK’s Latino moment as 100,000 fans line up to see him perform

Rapping in Spanish used to be a hard sell to Britons – but the Puerto Rican star is making the Latin American community visible

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The champion they didn’t want: inside Wyndham Clark’s lonely US Open coronation

The major winner has rebuilt both his swing and confidence and learned to function without the approval of the masses

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Lobster hauling, honey and handmade butter – discover Dermot O’Leary’s Taste of Ireland road trip

Fish for mackerel on the open seas, shuck some oysters and sample fresh local blueberries on this Dermot O’Leary-approved culinary tour

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‘A sinful nature’: how Jeffrey Donaldson was unmasked as a sexual predator

Former DUP leader led a double life championing conservative values while inflicting sexual harm on two schoolgirls

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Have you experienced a shortage in your NHS medication? We would like to hear from you

How has the shortage affected you? How are you coping?

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Jeffrey Donaldson found guilty of child sexual offences including rape

Former DUP leader convicted of 18 offences against two victims after high-profile trial that gripped Northern Ireland

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Giulio Cesare review – nightmarish take on Handel has snakes, sadism and a mummy

David Alden’s blackly comic Kafkaesque production has a strong cast whose lively performances were not always matched by the Early Opera Company in the pit

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Stokes saga humiliates McCullum and exposes England’s captaincy succession crisis

With Stokes now 35, the ECB needs to identify rising talents with the capacity to be serious people, not just young men having fun with their mates

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Hayley Williams review – punk and R&B expertly intertwine on first solo tour for Paramore star

In her first European jaunt outside of her headbanging band, the singer uses humour to turn angsty songs into rowdy collective catharsis

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Once Upon a Time in Holyhead: Quentin Tarantino and Kylie Minogue shooting film in Porthcawl

Pair pictured ‘laughing and singing’ at Welsh seaside town’s Saltwater Inn, for post-funeral scene in film by British film-maker Jamie Adams

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James Phelan: Showman review – an amazing pick’n’mix of telepathy and magic

Audience members become unsuspecting mind-readers, and numbers disappear from their memory, in this hugely entertaining show

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Trump’s ‘great daughter’: who was the mystery woman in the president’s Father’s Day post?

The president posted a picture of a blond woman on Truth Social – but it wasn’t Ivanka or Tiffany

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Johnny Marr to auction off dozens of guitars heard on Smiths classics such as This Charming Man

Christie’s sale in London in September carries estimates up to £150,000, with some instruments also used by Noel Gallagher and Bernard Sumner

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Starmer’s turn at the Podium of Doom sees him depart with good(ish) grace

The PM is another butterfly broken on the wheel of the public gaze, not quite ready to accept his own limitations

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Two men arrested in relation to hospital mortuary practices in Nottingham

Arrests are part of Operation Perth investigation into failures in NHS trust’s maternity services

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‘Emotional and horrific’: volunteers ‘live’ as Somerset animals to study wildlife risks

People trained to experience world as otters, salmon and other River Tone creatures for pioneering research

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‘True crime works best in audio’: a podcast critic reveals the ‘five Ps’ that are guaranteed to grip listeners

Writer, producer and podcast critic Samantha Hodder explains why proximity, physiology, psychology, pacing and proxy are the secret to true crime storytelling

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Spies, lies and devious guys: six trends in true crime podcasting – and the genre’s best new shows

As fake news and conspiracy theories swirl online, audiences are increasingly seeking out complex, real-life stories that can be forensically examined. Discover your next audio obsession …

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