Wales v Denmark: Craig Bellamy's side aim to thrive in Nations League A

Wales aiming to prove they can thrive at top level

Ben Davies points during Wales training Image source, Huw Evans Picture Agency

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Ben Davies has played 90 minutes of all three Wales games so far in this international break

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No bail for P-plater over Newcastle crash that left five-year-old in induced coma and injured nine other NRL fans

A driver whose car careered into a crowd of Newcastle Knights supporters – leaving children as young as five injured – will be kept in custody as the community rallies to support those hospitalised after the crash.

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Burnham scraps controversial plans to curb jury trials

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has scrapped controversial plans to curb some jury trials.

Sir Keir Starmer's government had introduced proposals to allow judges to make the sole decision on cases that would lead to a sentence of less than three years.

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10 Erotic Thrillers to Watch After Verity

Verity is out in theaters. Starring Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, and Josh Hartnett, the film follows Lowen (Johnson), a struggling writer presented with a life-changing opportunity: ghostwriting the unfinished novel of Verity Crawford (Hathaway), one of the world's biggest authors. She accepts and soon finds herself living in Verity’s home and entangled with her husband, Jeremy (Hartnett). The snag is that Verity, left incapacitated from an accident, lies in a bed upstairs.

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Diet drinks work as well as water for weight loss, major trial finds

Researchers at the University of Liverpool have completed what they describe as the longest and most comprehensive randomized controlled trial to date examining non-nutritive sweetened (NNS) soft drinks.

Non-nutritive sweeteners are low-calorie or calorie-free sugar substitutes commonly used in foods and beverages. The 104-week study found that NNS beverages, including diet soft drinks, performed similarly to water when it came to long-term weight management.

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Jeremy Strong Says He Doesn’t “Need to Apologize” for Method Acting: “It’s in Service of the Material”

Jeremy Strong says it’s “never my intention to interfere” with the people he works with when method acting, but he doesn’t believe he “need[s] to apologize” for his approach.

The Succession actor is a known method actor, which he has led to criticism from his peers in the past. When speaking with David Remnick for The New Yorker Radio Hour podcast, the host asked Strong if he feels his tendency to do research on his characters and bring that knowledge into his performance is “appreciated by the people around you.” Remnick specifically cited his Oscar-nominated turn in The Apprentice, where he added a scene to the film that wasn’t in the original script.

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Man City appeal: Club's strategy brought into question by 2015 statement main sponsor Etihad Airways submitted to US government

Manchester City’s strategy in their bid to clear their name after being found guilty of breaking more than 100 of the Premier League's rules has been brought into question by a statement their main sponsor Etihad Airways submitted to the US government in 2015.

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NFL London Games 2026: Marcus Mariota to start for Washington Commanders vs Indianapolis Colts as Jayden Daniels ruled out

Washington Commanders quarterback Marcus Mariota will get his second start in place of the injured Jayden Daniels on Sunday when his side face the Indianapolis Colts at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium - live on Sky Sports.

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Brydon Carse: England fast bowler charged by Cricket Regulator following nightclub incident

Brydon Carse has been charged by the Cricket Regulator in relation to events in Derby in August where he was ‌handcuffed by police and then dropped from the England squad.

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Man City owners cannot 'retain status' if guilty verdict stands after appeal, says Gary Neville

Gary Neville believes the ownership group at Manchester City will find it very difficult to "retain their status" at the club should the Premier League's ruling over financial breaches still stand following appeal.

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