Cape Verde's historic World Cup qualification celebrated
Witness the emotional celebrations as Cape Verde, the small Atlantic archipelago, achieves the impossible by qualifying for their first-ever FIFA World Cup in 2026.
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Toxic UK immigration debate driving away care workers
Britain's hostile political debate on immigration is causing a dangerous exodus of overseas care staff, putting the entire social care system at risk of collapse.
Georgia-Auburn football fury over referee controversy
College football fans erupt in anger as disputed referee decisions dominate Georgia-Auburn showdown, leaving both sides questioning the integrity of the game.
AC Milan to play Serie A match in Australia
Italian giants AC Milan are reportedly finalising plans for a historic overseas league match in Australia, marking a significant shift in Serie A's international expansion strategy.
AC Milan to Play Serie A Match in Australia - Historic First
Italian football giants AC Milan are poised to make history by playing an official Serie A match abroad for the first time, with Australia emerging as the likely destination for their clash against Como.
Serie A heads to Australia: Milan vs Como in Perth
AC Milan will face Como in a historic Serie A match in Perth, Australia, as Italian football expands its global reach in a bid to secure Como's top-flight survival.
Inside Tristan da Cunha: World's Most Remote Island
Journey to the edge of the world with our exclusive look at Tristan da Cunha, a volcanic British Overseas Territory where 238 residents live in spectacular isolation amid penguins and towering peaks.
Non-league star gets Arsenal trial after wrong train
Discover how non-league footballer Billy Vigar's career took an extraordinary turn after a chance encounter with Arsenal, leading to a trial with the Premier League giants against all odds.
Illinois stuns Ohio State after controversial punt decision
In a stunning Big Ten upset, Illinois defeats Ohio State 23-20 after a controversial fourth-quarter punt decision that has fans and analysts divided.
Place in the Sun boss warns against costly property mistake
A Place in the Sun's Laura Hamilton reveals the critical error that could ruin your dream home purchase in the sun and shares expert advice for prospective buyers.
Barcelona's Miami Match Plan Sparks La Liga Civil War
Exclusive: Barcelona's controversial proposal to host a league match in Miami faces fierce opposition from Villarreal and other Spanish clubs, threatening to split La Liga as the debate over overseas games intensifies.
FIFA backs overseas league matches in radical shift
FIFA President Gianni Infantino signals major shift, backing controversial plans for domestic league matches to be staged abroad in radical football overhaul.
Philippines halts worker deployments to Israel
Manila takes decisive action to protect overseas workers as Middle East tensions reach boiling point, suspending all new deployments to Israel.
Leeds United's 1975 European Glory Relived
A riveting new documentary captures Leeds United's legendary 1975 European Cup victory against Bayern Munich, exploring the passion, politics and footballing brilliance that defined English football's golden era.
Gibraltar's Luca Scanlon: Rising Football Star Interview
Exclusive interview with Gibraltar's rising star Luca Scanlon and his brother James as they discuss international football dreams, family bonds, and representing their nation on the global stage.
7 Sunny Countries Welcoming British Expats Abroad
Discover seven sun-drenched destinations where British citizens can live, work, or retire abroad with welcoming visa policies and lower living costs than the UK.
Italian footballers boycott Israel teams over Gaza conflict
Italian footballers make bold political statement by refusing to face Israeli teams amid ongoing Gaza conflict, sparking international debate about sports and politics.
Football manager shocks with bizarre green card incident
In a truly surreal football moment, a manager shocked players and fans by producing a green card during an English match. The unprecedented incident has left everyone questioning what it means for the beautiful game.
Hurricane Fiona: Bermuda Braces for Category 4 Storm
The British Overseas Territory of Bermuda faces an imminent and dangerous encounter with Hurricane Fiona, now a powerful Category 4 storm barrelling through the Atlantic. Residents are urged to complete emergency preparations immediately as the storm's co
The Guardian launches daily football quiz
The Guardian expands its popular Puzzles hub with a brand new daily football quiz, challenging fans' knowledge of the beautiful game while driving digital engagement.
UK taxpayers fund foreign student education overseas
Exclusive investigation reveals how UK taxpayers are funding education projects for foreign students abroad as domestic services face funding crises
Montserrat citizens denied UK justice access
Exclusive investigation reveals how British citizens in Montserrat are being systematically denied access to UK courts, sparking accusations of constitutional injustice and second-class citizenship.
Best Tax-Free Countries for Brits in 2025
Discover the top destinations where British expats can legally pay zero income tax while enjoying sun-drenched beaches and vibrant cultures. Our 2025 guide reveals everything from Middle Eastern gems to tropical paradises.
Football tackles dementia crisis with Alzheimer's Society partnership
In a landmark move for brain health in football, the Alzheimer's Society becomes the official charity partner for England, Wales, and grassroots football, tackling the sport's dementia crisis head-on.
British woman buys Italian lake house for €30,000
A British woman reveals how she purchased a stunning Italian lake house for a fraction of UK property prices, transforming her life with a €30,000 investment in Sicily's hidden gem.
Father-Son Hat-Trick Dynasties in Football
Discover the exclusive club of footballing families where both father and son have scored a hat-trick for the same team. A fascinating look at goalscoring lineage.
China's 'Sky Net' Hunts Hong Kong Activists Abroad
Hong Kong's exiled pro-democracy figures are being tracked globally by Chinese agents using advanced surveillance, raising fears for activists abroad and international tensions.
Hurricane Gabrielle Batters Bermuda With Destructive Force
Bermuda battens down as Hurricane Gabrielle unleashes its fury, with powerful winds and torrential rain causing widespread disruption. The storm is now tracking towards the UK overseas territory as a major hurricane.
Australia's Immigration: Downward Trend Continues for Over a Year
Exclusive analysis reveals Australia's immigration intake is not 'out of control' but has been steadily declining for more than 12 months, challenging political rhetoric with hard data.
The Bigger Cup Returns: Radical New Format Shakes EFL
The EFL's revolutionary 'Bigger Cup' competition makes its highly anticipated return with a bold new group stage format, offering lower league clubs a financial lifeline and a shot at glory against elite opposition.
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