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NFL trade deadline RECAP: Baltimore Ravens land Tre’Davious White in huge move as time begins to run out for other deals

NFL trade deadline RECAP: Baltimore Ravens land Tre’Davious White in huge move as time begins to run out for other deals

By Jake Fenner Published: 13:01 GMT, 5 November 2024 | Updated: 22:01 GMT, 5 November 2024 Advertisement Follow Mail Sport’s live blog for the latest news and updates from the NFL trade deadline.  And with that, we conclude our coverage of 2024’s NFL Trade Deadline Day Thank you for following along, have a great rest...

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Kuwaiti tycoon behind failed £3.5bn ‘Dartford Disney’ theme park blasts ‘smear campaign’ after secret dossier makes accusations over links to English football club

Kuwaiti tycoon behind failed £3.5bn ‘Dartford Disney’ theme park blasts ‘smear campaign’ after secret dossier makes accusations over links to English football club

A tycoon who is the subject of serious allegations made in a secret ‘brief’ sent to government advisors relating to a historic English football club has blasted the claims as a ‘smear campaign’ by his enemies. Kuwaiti magnate Dr Abdullah Al-Humaidi, 38, owned Roy Hodgson‘s old club Ebbsfleet United FC from 2013 to 2023 before...

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British football coach, 28, died after drunken fall from second storey Benidorm hotel balcony following night out, inquest hears

British football coach, 28, died after drunken fall from second storey Benidorm hotel balcony following night out, inquest hears

An amateur football coach died on holiday after a drunken fall from his hotel balcony in Benidorm. An inquest heard today that project manager Lewis Cooper, from Basingstoke, Hampshire, suffered the mystery 2am plunge from the second storey after returning from a night out. Senior Hampshire coroner Christopher Wilkinson ruled out suicide, with Mr Cooper’s...

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Americans face shock new visa fee to enter the United Kingdom

Americans face shock new visa fee to enter the United Kingdom

Americans planning to travel to the United Kingdom will have to pay a fee to enter the country starting next year.  The county’s electronic travel authorization (ETA)  fee will go into effect on January 8, 2025, according to the UK government.  US travelers will have to pay $13.05 (£10) to obtain the authorization which will...

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My tenant has been secretly renting my own home on Airbnb: Woman ‘gob smacked’ to discover fitness influencer was packing east London flat with tourists for £190 a night while jetting off on luxury holidays to Dubai

My tenant has been secretly renting my own home on Airbnb: Woman ‘gob smacked’ to discover fitness influencer was packing east London flat with tourists for £190 a night while jetting off on luxury holidays to Dubai

For the last 12 years, landlord Leanne Newton has rented her one-bedroom flat to student doctors, teachers and tenants who have been thrown out of their homes. But last Monday, the 54-year-old was left wondering whether to pack it in altogether. This wasn’t because of surging interest rates and the looming Renters Reform Bill, it...

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Ted Baker stores shutter across Britain after fashion brand once beloved by celebrities and royals fell into administration

Ted Baker stores shutter across Britain after fashion brand once beloved by celebrities and royals fell into administration

Ted Baker shops are being shut down across the UK today after the fashion brand renowned among royals and celebrities collapsed into administration. The firm’s stores are expected to disappear from British high streets by the end of the day, some 36 years since the chain first opened in Glasgow. Its 31 remaining stores in the...

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ALL Football League games are set to go ahead this weekend after riots on the streets of the UK, policing official confirms – as he insists forces are ‘well prepared’ to deal with extra unrest

ALL Football League games are set to go ahead this weekend after riots on the streets of the UK, policing official confirms – as he insists forces are ‘well prepared’ to deal with extra unrest

By Lewis Browning Published: 12:51 BST, 9 August 2024 | Updated: 12:51 BST, 9 August 2024 All Football League games are set to go ahead this weekend following riots in the United Kingdom, a policing official has confirmed. The football season in the country will get underway again on Friday night as the Championship takes...

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Canada becomes latest country to warn its citizens to avoid areas in UK as list of nations issuing travel warnings to Britain continues to grow amid fears of more violent riots tonight

Canada becomes latest country to warn its citizens to avoid areas in UK as list of nations issuing travel warnings to Britain continues to grow amid fears of more violent riots tonight

Britain has become consumed by racially-motivated violence since the weekend, with far-right groups sparking chaos up and down the country.  Riots, considered the worst spate of extremist violence in Britain for years, flared up in Rotherham, where thugs set a hotel housing asylum seekers alight, Hull, Birmingham, Darlington, Plymouth, Bristol, Liverpool and Belfast.  In response...

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Canada becomes latest country to warn its citizens to avoid areas in UK as list of nations issuing travel warnings to Britain continues to grow amid fears of more violent riots tonight

Full list of countries issuing travel warnings to the UK amid violent riots as India becomes the latest to warn its citizens to avoid areas in Britain

Britain has become consumed by racially-motivated violence since the weekend, with far-right groups sparking chaos up and down the country.  Riots, considered the worst spate of extremist violence in Britain for years, flared up in Rotherham, where thugs set a hotel housing asylum seekers alight, Hull, Birmingham, Darlington, Plymouth, Bristol, Liverpool and Belfast.  In response...

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First country issues warning over travelling to the UK amid violent protests – as it urges citizens living in Britain to ‘remain vigilant’

First country issues warning over travelling to the UK amid violent protests – as it urges citizens living in Britain to ‘remain vigilant’

A country has issued the first travel warning to its citizens urging them to stay away from parts of the UK amid the ongoing violent riots.  The country’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has told its nationals to ‘remain vigilant’ as it reassures them it is ‘closely monitoring’ the unrest – which have led to over...