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Manchester United have said they are “disgusted” by racial abuse aimed at midfielder Paul Pogba on social media after he missed a penalty in the club’s 1-1 draw against Wolves on Monday night.
Jeremy Corbyn and Sadiq Khan have called on the government to scrap plans to immediately end freedom of movement from the European Union in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
Ed Sheeran failed all his music subjects in college, a letter from the institution has revealed.
Australia batsman Steve Smith has been ruled out of the third Ashes Test at Headingley due to concussion.
A Tourette’s syndrome charity has criticised a “rubbish” and “unsophisticated” joke that won a top award at this year’s Edinburgh Festival.
The upcoming James Bond film will be called No Time To Die, it has been announced.
Andy Murray’s return to singles action continued with a second defeat on Monday night as he was beaten 7-6 7-5 by Tennys Sandgren in Winston-Salem.
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has married his long-term partner Lauren Hashian in Hawaii.
Former Australia coach Darren Lehmann and England World Cup winner Danielle Hazell have signed up as head coaches of the Leeds-based teams in next year’s inaugural edition of The Hundred.
In the latest Off Script, Jamie Carragher explains how Gerard Houllier changed the art of the team talk for him, and why Ashley Cole was so special.
