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Marcus Rashford ‘reflecting’ on whether shoulder surgery needed, says Solskjær
Marcus Rashford is taking time to “reflect” on whether he requires surgery on his troublesome shoulder, with Ole Gunnar Solskjær stating any decision taken has
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Eating processed meat raises the risk of heart disease by a fifth, according to the largest ever analysis of research into the impact of meat
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Self-driving startup Aurora will raise $2 billion in SPAC merger
Self-driving technology startup Aurora, which was founded by the former head of Google’s autonomous vehicle program, is the latest company to announce that it’s going
Dating Game Killer’ Rodney Alcala dies at California hospital
Rodney James Alcala, a convicted serial killer known as the “Dating Game Killer,” died of natural causes early Saturday morning in a California prison, corrections
Hamilton wins British GP but accused of ‘dirty driving’ after Verstappen shunt
Joyous and revelling in success after a gladiatorial victory in the British Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton ran to his adoring crowd clutching the union flag,
Sugar-tax goes sour: why does the word ‘nanny’ terrify Tories?
Are we living in a “nanny state”? Many apoplectic rightwingers think so: the Spectator laments the metamorphosis of “nanny Boris”, while the Daily Mail reported
Cairn wins freeze on India state assets in Paris in bid to recover tax damages
Cairn Energy (CNE.L) said on Thursday a Paris court had accepted its petition that Indian state-owned assets in the city worth over 20 million euros