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Scientists are hoping sewage could help them track coronavirus hotspots in the event of a second wave of the pandemic.
Nuclear bombs tested during the Cold War were responsible for torrents of rainfall over the UK in the 1960s, according to new research from the University of Reading.
The government has been warned that rail services may have to be stopped to protect workers and passengers, following crowded scenes on some public transport routes on the first day of England’s new lockdown rules.
Gerry Adams’s historic convictions for attempting to escape from the Maze Prison in the 1970s have been quashed by the Supreme Court.
“Which of these iconic races was held first?”
Graeme Souness says the suggestion that players should turn their face away after tackling is the daftest thing he has heard so far about football’s return.
Controversial rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine has had a $200,000 dollar (£163,000) donation rejected by a children’s charity.
Eight years on, we look back at the incredible finish to the 2011/12 season when Sergio Aguero’s last-gasp strike handed Manchester City their first Premier League title.
Tamsin Greenway takes us through an unusual first few months as the Scottish Thistles’ new head coach – from meeting players for the first time on video calls to calendar planning and global systems.
Scottish clubs have voted against Rangers’ bid for an investigation into the SPFL’s conduct surrounding the vote to end the lower league seasons, and potentially that of the Premiership.
