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Ultimately, on the pitch, Oxtoby’s reign will be remembered for moments of brilliance rather than consistent success and she could not guide NI to the next edition of the Euros.That is a microcosm of performances too, where Northern Ireland often played well in patches but struggled to string a 90-minute showing together.The most obvious highlight was Lauren Wade’s stunning late winner against Croatia in the first round of Euro 2025 play-offs in October 2024.Magill stepped up and delivered two memorable late goals to snatch a late win against Bosnia-Herzegovina in February, but there’s also the argument the team should not…
Illegal migrants housed at RAF Wethersfield are said to have “gone berserk and smashed up” an office at the taxpayer-funded asylum accommodation, GB News has revealed. It is the same Essex base where similarly bewildering footage of male asylum seekers showed the men enjoying their stay by partying, boozing and blaring music earlier this week.The group of male asylum seekers had also been snapped singing, dancing and playing games of pool as Arabic music was played. Fresh footage, shown on GB News by a whistleblower, shows the damage allegedly caused by the migrants at the camp. Patrick revealed the footage…
Watch Sir Keir Starmer address fellow world leaders at the G20 summit in South Africa on Saturday morning, delivering his opening remarks.The Prime Minister deployed his moment to push the agenda of growth, urging Governments to join his Cabinet’s mission.In Johannesburg, he said: “Good jobs, lower bills, higher growth, better living standards. And that is what my Government is focused on. And we want to work with our partners around the table to make that happen.”But there’s no doubt the road ahead is tough.”Fragility in the Middle East, rising threats of authoritarianism and fragmentation, as well as Russia’s ongoing unjustified…
Sir David Beckham has announced he will be supporting horticulturist and TV presenter Frances Tophill as she designs a space for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show.The former England star will be involved in the project as an ambassador for the King’s Foundation, which is working with the Royal Horticultural Society to create the garden. The garden, named The RHS and The King’s Foundation Curious Garden, aims to encourage visitors to discover the joy of getting into gardening and the vital contributions plants make to the health of people, places, and the planet.Sir David has shared his love for gardening on…
Experts are warning that electric car drivers could soon face in-vehicle adverts as a European company signs deals with some of the world’s largest manufacturers.As more drivers ditch petrol and diesel vehicles for technologically advanced electric cars, in-car entertainment is becoming more popular than ever.Electric vehicles often come with a large infotainment screen to replace older buttons and switches with the aim of making vehicle ownership easier and more intuitive.The central control panel can show maps, heating controls and more, while Tesla routinely updates its operating systems to include games and jokes.However, a new start-up from Germany, 4screen, could see…
Charlie Buckland WalesLisa Molloy says her family have been fans of Gavin and Stacey since it beganA Gavin and Stacey superfan has described the “surreal” feeling of buying the home of one of the most beloved characters on the programme.Sitting in the same spot on the sofa as Larry Lamb once did, Lisa Molloy, 42, describes doing a “double take” when she saw the listing online for 45 Trinity Street, Barry Island – better known as Doris’s house.Lisa couldn’t believe it was actually the home of Gwen and Stacey’s foul mouthed, salad-hating neighbour.She and husband Chris were the first people…
Zak Crawley – 1Backed for Australian conditions but returned only the fourth Ashes pair by an England opener in just 11 balls faced.Ben Duckett – 5Got starts in both innings. His dismissal on Saturday was when it began to unravel for England.Ollie Pope – 6Looks better for technical tweaks. The first Test of a series is usually his best, then it goes downhill. England need him to kick on.Joe Root – 1Miles away from that first hundred in Australia. England need the nous of their best player if they are to come back from this.Harry Brook – 5His half-century in…
A British drug dealer who hid behind the nickname “Al Capone” has been jailed for three years after admitting to three drug-related charges. Zak Nsubuga, 29, was arrested in his home in Vian Avenue, Enfield, in September.He had been identified as running a 20-mile drug line from Enfield into Brentwood.When he was arrested, Nsubuga attempted to dispose of a blue bag while trying to escape through his bedroom window.He was stopped by police, who entered through the front door.During the search of his home, officers found seven mobile phones, significant amounts of drug preparation paraphernalia, a bundle containing individual deal…
The Chancellor is being urged to provide clarity to millions of motorists across the UK ahead of the Budget next week.Rachel Reeves will unveil the Government’s Autumn Budget on Wednesday, November 26, with many motorists eager to hear updates on pay-per-mile car taxes and fuel duty.Speaking in the Commons earlier this week, Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander confirmed that the Government was “firmly on the side of drivers”.She added that there were “no proposals to introduce a national pay-per-mile scheme” when pressed on the issue by Charlie Dewhirst MP.The Conservative member for Bridlington and The Wolds questioned the “disproportionate impact” that…
Getty ImagesThe publisher of the Daily Mail has agreed to buy the Daily and Sunday Telegraph for £500m.The Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) said it had entered a period of discussion with RedBird IMI, which put the Telegraph up for sale last Spring. The two parties said they expected the deal to be finalised “quickly”.The deal needs to be signed off by Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy. A spokesperson said Nandy would “review any new buyer acquiring the Telegraph in line with the public interest and foreign state influence media mergers regimes, set out in legislation”.DMGT chairman Lord Rothermere said…