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Everything you need to know ahead of the Rugby World Cup clash

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Legacy of character's straight-leg jeans and flannel shirts lives on in 2019

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Right-wing populists could be ousted by coalition of opposition parties in next month's elections

Egyptian capital descends into chaos as people rise up against 'brutal' president

Manchester City 8-0 Watford: Ruthless champions post record Premier League win over basement-dwellers

Exclusive: Decline will have 'damaging' effect on disadvantaged children, unions and MPs warn

Sebastian Vettel, Max Verstappen and Valtteri Bottas completed the top five

'Nothing was said that was in any way wrong,' president claims about call with Volodymyr Zelenski

He is a cross between mob boss – "Leave it, Jon, 'e's not worth it" – and Henry II

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Steven Weber died after declaring his love to Kanesha Antoine on holiday in Tanzania

'The world needs what we are doing ... It would be a tragedy to lose this place'

There are few things on which Mauricio Pochettino prides himself more than defensive prowess. His playing career as a gnarly centre-half is enough to tell us that. But Tottenham haven't looked terribly settled in that department this season. They surrendered a two-goal lead in midweek against Olympiacos, and now have just one clean sheet in their past six games after this 2-1 defeat by Leicester.

We run the rule over both teams after Leicester fight back to beat Spurs

The new season has opened with two productions of differing quality

Shadow chancellor says party would also give 2.5 million people interest-free loans for electric vehicles

Row erupts within minutes of Tom Watson winning his fight to stay on deputy leader - prompting further turmoil and anger at Labour leader

Re-live the action from the King Power Stadium

Here are the World Cup stories you need to know after a thrilling morning of world-class rugby

New Zealand 23-13 South Africa: The All Blacks, who are chasing an unprecedented third successive World Cup success, laid down a marker with a performance which contained some thrilling running rugby

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