Conor Gallagher exclusive: Spurs midfielder ready to show what he can do under Roberto De Zerbi this season

Timing in sport often defines a career and for Conor Gallagher and Tottenham, it probably could not have been worse.

He arrived at Spurs last January from Atletico Madrid for £35m and within weeks boss Thomas Frank had been replaced by Igor Tudor, who by Gallagher's own admission "wasn't having me" as a player as the club battled relegation.

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The Hundred 2026 permutations: Who needs what to qualify for final stages of men's and women's competitions?

We are into crunch time in the 2026 edition of The Hundred, with knockout spots up for grabs in the men's and women's competitions. But who will claim them, and who needs what?

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Remains of 56 people found decomposing at Chicago funeral home

The remains of 56 people were found improperly stored and decomposing on Thursday at a Chicago funeral home run by a couple who previously operated a crematory that was similarly shut down because of mishandled remains, authorities said.

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The Hundred: SunRisers Leeds win by 45 runs to eliminate Birmingham Phoenix

A win for SunRisers Leeds saw the elimination of Birmingham Phoenix from the men's competition, just as with their women's team earlier.

SunRisers moved up to second place in the table after a big net run rate swing, while Phoenix are the second men's team to be knocked out after London Spirit last night.

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Carabao Cup: Will Lankshear strike sees Middlesbrough past Wrexham as Wolves beat Port Vale and Stevenage edge Wycombe

Will Lankshear's debut strike ensured Middlesbrough made a winning start to the season as they beat Wrexham 1-0 in the Carabao Cup first round.

Lankshear, a £10m summer signing from Tottenham, scored the only goal of the game in the 61st minute as he hooked home an excellent first-time volley.

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Bringing 'Green Boots' home 30 years after climber died on Everest

For 30 years, a dead body known as "Green Boots" has been lying in the snow, nestled under an overhanging rock, not far from Mount Everest's summit.

The lime mountaineering boots worn by an Indian climber who died in 1996 have been a grim trail marker for many climbers on their way up the world's highest peak ever since.

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We Are Renting Our Brains, And Nobody Reads The Lease

Software help menu with the License option highlighted, illustrating AI vendor lock-in and the contract terms buyers never read.

Nobody reads the License menu. That is where AI vendor lock-in lives: in deprecation notices, data exit rights, and terms nobody negotiated.

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Big Walk: So, what's the deal with that number puzzle?

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Early on in Big Walk, as you and your pals are scurrying around the world solving puzzles, you might come across a curious sight: a structure near the beach with an oblong prize (here at PC Gamer we call it a nubbin) inside a frosted glass container. Hanging on a hook above it: a sign with some numbers on it. Curious!

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'A Bit of a Mad Idea' — Sega Is Auctioning Off Shadow The Hedgehog's Real-Life Motorcycle For Charity

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: Aug 7, 2026 11:42pm UTC

Sega is auctioning off Shadow the Hedgehog’s real-life Dark Rider motorcycle and giving the proceeds to charity.

Shadow the Hedgehog finally got his time to shine in the Sonic 3 movie, where he faced off against Sonic, Knuckles, and Tails in an explosive adventure that dominated the box office.

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Six Reasons Why You Should See Hilary Duff’s Tour Right Now

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From deep cuts to surprise guests, Duff's comeback show basks in millennial magic (just don't forget your butterfly clips)

Don’t ask Hilary Duff about “The Math.” The centerpiece of 2003’s Metamorphosis, it’s a cheeky rocker that conveys a frustrating relationship through mathematical terms — there are minus signs, plus signs, and even a reference to *69, the ye olde service code for a call return. Thinking about it nearly 25 years later, the 38-year-old musician and actress finds it a little cringe. “I literally die inside every time,” she told Rolling Stone earlier this year. “Those lyrics? I’m ashamed.” As her husband and collaborator Matthew Koma puts it: “That’s been our inside joke since day one. We’re like, ‘All right, play ‘The Math’ three times in the set!” 

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