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There are two important contexts into which Jaguar Land Rover’s proposed £1bn investment in its Castle Bromwich factor must be put.
Red Bull are confident Max Verstappen will still be racing for them in 2020 – and say they will do everything they can to help Pierre Gasly turn his form around.
Theresa May has caused the “emasculation of British policing” and is responsible for people’s fear that Britain is lawless, five former heads of Scotland Yard have warned.
Boris Johnson has denied that sensitive information was withheld from him when he was foreign secretary.
The Chemical Brothers have told how important it was for them to pay tribute to Keith Flint at Glastonbury, saying it was a thank you to the star for his music.
Phillip Cocu has been appointed Derby’s new manager on a four-year deal following Frank Lampard’s move to Chelsea.
Michael Jackson fans are suing the two men who made allegations of sexual abuse against the star in the Leaving Neverland documentary which aired earlier this year.
Katie, Stevie and Bethany get nostalgic for the 1980s thanks to the third season of Stranger Things and vintage mullets in the new series of Queer Eye.
Tyson Fury has declared himself as the uncrowned king following a remarkable resurgence, but his cousin Hughie must now remind fans of his title aspirations.
NBA free agency is drawing to a close and, aside from Kawhi Leonard’s decision on his future and its impact on the Toronto Raptors, Los Angeles Lakers and Los Angeles Clippers, the major moves have already been made.
