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Sir Keir Starmer faces fresh questions over his future today as he touches down in Britain following his trip to China and Japan.Labour Party colleagues have continued jostling for position to replace the beleaguered Prime Minister in his absence, amid continued frustrations over his management.Formally registering The Office of Angela Rayner Limited on January 22, Angela Rayner is claimed to have secured a £1million “war chest” to fight for the top job in the event of a leadership challenge.And it’s believed the former deputy prime minister has been on a “personal charm offensive” to sure up support form the back…

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There has also been a petition organised by the official supporters groups of Ospreys, Scarlets and Dragons calling on the WRU to stop its plans of cutting a side. “This week is the resurgence of fans from all over Wales, the other regions joining as well as they realise how badly the Ospreys have been treated,” said Gough.”The transparency hasn’t been there. Other fans have realised that could happen to them as easily and as quickly in the manner which it has been done to Ospreys.”It has been the realisation of what was going on. We’ve been kept in the…

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Manchester United head coach Michael Carrick has praised the backing he has received from the club’s fans and says he is “not offended” by the protest planned before Sunday’s Premier League encounter with Fulham.Carrick has a 100% record in his second spell in charge following unexpected wins against Manchester City and Arsenal.Despite the improvement following Ruben Amorim’s dismissal and the fact United moved into the Premier League top four for the first time this season following the Arsenal success, the 1958 fans’ group is pushing ahead with its protest.The group claims it expects between 5,000 and 6,000 fans to attend…

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The Sunday Times follows with more on the prime minister’s reaction to the latest images of the former prince. It says Sir Keir implied that Mountbatten-Windsor would be failing victims if he continues to refuse to testify about his relationship with Epstein. Sir Keir said that “in terms of testifying, I have always said anybody who has got information should be prepared to share that information,” adding “you can’t be victim-centred if you’re not prepared to do that.” The paper adds that the the prime minister’s comments “signal a significant increase in political pressure” on the former prince, who has…

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Lottie Woad fell eight shots adrift of the lead at the Tournament of Champions as cold and blustery conditions in Orlando led to play being suspended on Saturday.England’s Woad, 22, who shared the lead with three-time major winner Lydia Ko after she carded 69 on day two on Friday, was three over for her third round through 16 holes as conditions worsened at the season-opening LPGA tournament at Lake Nona.Olympic champion Ko, of New Zealand, also failed to complete her round and is five shots behind new leader Nelly Korda.American Korda, who is looking for her first win since November…

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Anfield was silenced as Anthony Gordon looked to the Kop and defiantly pointed to his ear.The Newcastle United forward had just fired his side in front against Liverpool with a well-taken 36th-minute finish.There was plenty of time left.But were Liverpool about to finally lose a top-flight fixture against the visitors on their own turf for the first time since 1994?Was the champions’ winless run in the Premier League about to extend to six games?Not if Hugo Ekitike had anything to do with it.The France forward dragged his side level with a poacher’s finish – then fired them in front with…

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When you talk to Becky Lane, the founder of Furbnow, one phrase keeps surfacing: keep your head in the boat. It is rowing shorthand for staying focused on what matters, even when everything around you is noisy, painful and trying to throw you off rhythm. It is also the mindset that has carried Furbnow from an idea to a fast-growing climate tech business fixing hundreds of UK homes and slashing energy bills for thousands of households.Before becoming an entrepreneur, Ms Lane was a lightweight rower, competing in three Oxford Cambridge Boat Races and representing Great Britain at the European Championships.…

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Defending champion Luke Humphries produced a perfect leg of darts on his way to a hard-fought win over Luke Woodhouse in the last 16 of the World Masters – after world champion Luke Littler also progressed to the quarter-finals on Saturday.Humphries, 30, delighted the Milton Keynes crowd by hitting a nine-darter to take a 2-0 lead, but fellow Englishman Woodhouse battled back to level the tie at 3-3. The world number two then missed three darts for the match, allowing 37-year-old Woodhouse to force a last-leg shootout. Humphries finally sealed his 4-3 victory by taking out double 10. “It was…

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