Jude Bellingham appears to mouth Sunderland fans’ X-rated chant about Alan Shearer
Jude Bellingham saw the funny side of a crude chant about Alan Shearer from Sunderland fans on Boxing Day. The
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Norovirus and Yersinia added to list of reportable agents in England
Suspected or confirmed cases of Norovirus and Yersinia will soon have to be reported to government health officials by laboratories
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Which stadium is the best in the Gallagher Premiership?
There are 10 Gallagher Premiership teams fighting tooth and nail to lift the title this season. And a key part
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Manchester City 1-1 Everton: Pickford penalty heroics extend champions´ frustrating run
Erling Haaland had a penalty saved by Jordan Pickford to ensure Manchester City’s struggles continued as they were held to
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Bukayo Saka has been ruled out for many weeks after the Arsenal winger picked…
Bukayo Saka has been ruled out for many weeks after the Arsenal winger picked up a hamstring injury; the England
Tami Wrona
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Harry Kane: England World Cup hero favourite to win Golden Boot after Panama hat-trick
HARRY KANE is now the clear favourite to win the World Cup Golden Boot after his hat-trick against Panama...
Catherine Pepinster
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The Church of England’s Christmas looks anything but peaceful
LONDON (RNS) — Sexual abuse scandals, having caused the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, now threaten to derail another
Data Skrive
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Chargers vs. Patriots: How to watch online, live stream info, game time, TV channel | 2024 Week 17
At Gillette Stadium on Saturday, the Los Angeles Chargers play the New England Patriots.In their last outing, the Chargers took
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Church of England must repent, leading cleric says at Christmas
LONDON - The Church of England's second most senior cleric Stephen Cottrell will call in a Christmas sermon on Wednesday
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Church ‘needs to be changed’, Archbishop of York to say in Christmas Day sermon after sex scandals
The Church of England needs to "kneel in penitence" and "be changed", the Archbishop of York Stephen Cottrell is expected
