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Constituencies helped give Boris Johnson a majority by switching from Labour to Conservative in December

Presenter was fired by another US media company calling white and Jewish people 'savages'

FFP supporter Tebas claims Uefa punishment against 'stated-owned clubs' like City and Paris Saint-Germain felt like 'justice' for the majority of others, only for the Court of Arbitration for Sport to overturn their verdicts

'I was never arrested. This whole experience was an eye opener and a blessing in disguise'

British star speaks to Jack de Menezes after his Honda departure was confirmed following six successful years, but it seems as though 2020 will not be the last MotoGP sees of Cal Crutchlow

Everything you need to know about the top-flight game

Everything you need to know ahead of the top-flight match

All you need to know ahead of the top-flight match

Here's everything you need to know about the game at the King Power Stadium

Here's everything you need to know about the game at the King Power Stadium

Here's everything you need to know about the game at the King Power Stadium

Here is everything you need to know about the game at Goodison Park

Here is everything you need to know about the game at Goodison Park

Here is everything you need to know about the game at Goodison Park

Everything you need to know about the top-flight game

Everything you need to know ahead of the top-flight match

All you need to know ahead of the top-flight match

One-quarter of workers say relations with colleagues have deteriorated since March

United play Chelsea at Wembley on Sunday, having had 48 hours' less rest

'Too late' to strike a full agreement before December cliff-edge, study commissioned by ex-prime minister concludes - and Europe is staring down barrel of 'a deep recession'

Four million people expected to be out of work within months but conflicting data means joblessness difficult to measure

Featuring collaborations with Swae Lee and the late Juice WRLD, Goulding's fourth album is an eclectic exercise in understanding yourself

On their first album in over a decade, the group formerly known as the Dixie Chicks show they're still not ready to make nice, with pop-feminist anthems and mediations on infidelity

The new wave pioneers don't stray far from their foundations on their 11th record, but that's okay

Netflix's new medieval series 'Cursed' is the latest in a long line of mixed-quality Arthurian adaptations. Ed Power investigates why filmmakers keep returning to Camelot