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Manchester United v Norwich: match preview

Manchester United’s season will hit a new low if they lose to Norwich who sit rock bottom

The Guardian - UK

Mets' Taijuan Walker lands on injured list; Edwin Diaz rejoins team in Philly

PHILADELPHIA — Taijuan Walker landed on the 10-day injured list Tuesday with right shoulder bursitis.

Tribune News Service

In Loveland, Robert Lukins explores a woman's experience of abuse, but at times loses his way

The sophomore effort of a writer whose debut novel was widely acclaimed is always going to be an object of fascination. Was it a one-off? Did the writer have only one story worth sharing? Or can the writer do it again – catch literary lightning in a bottle a second…

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Mark Bradley: Freddie Freeman’s a Dodger. I understand it, but I hate it.

I stopped rooting for the Reds – Maysville, Ky., is just up the mighty Ohio from Cincinnati – because they made one of the great trades in baseball history. I didn’t care that they landed Joe Morgan, who would win consecutive MVPs. All that mattered to me was that they…

Tribune News Service

NI family taking to the skies in memory of aunt and niece who died suddenly a year apart

Katie-May was a popular member of Lisnaskea Emmetts, and her mother said her and aunt Nicola were very close

Belfast Live

Loveland by Robert Lukins review – two women reckon with unvoiced terrors in Nebraska

A boathouse by a poisoned lake is one woman’s prison and her granddaughter’s refuge, in a novel that treats both with dignity – and offers no excuses for the men

The Guardian - AU

Tom Newton Dunn: Boris Johnson’s best hope of survival is in the hands of...Vladimir Putin

Prime Ministers are usually the very last to realise their time is up. Thatcher, Blair and May were all forced out by long-running coups. Major and Brown were despatched by electorates. David Cameron is alone in recent times for reading the political runes and getting out ahead of the inevitable…

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Are hospital admissions still the best way to gauge the COVID crisis?

Using the number of people in hospital with COVID-19 to gauge the severity of the pandemic may not give an accurate picture in the Omicron era as more and more patients with the virus are being admitted for other reasons, some scientists say.

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