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Everything you need to know ahead of this afternoon’s fixture

Everything you need to know ahead of this afternoon’s fixture

Everything you need to know ahead of this afternoon’s fixture

Everything you need to know ahead of this afternoon’s fixture

Far right leader brands ‘Islamist ideologies’ as ’totalitarian and murderous’

Abuse of the 21-year-old follows attacks on Axel Tuanzebe, Anthony Martial and Romaine Sawyers this week

Schools will also see fewer restrictions, allowing for more classroom teaching and bigger groups of students

Online traders have delivered a multibillion-dollar message to big investors but the situation raises important questions about short-selling, social media and the stock market, writes Ben Chapman

Hundreds of millions of pounds of promised government cash for devastated youth services has “gone missing” prompting warnings that many more will disappear.

The United Arab Emirates has announced plans to grant some foreigners citizenship to this oil-rich nation home to Abu Dhabi and Dubai

One of those charged was found to have bomb-making manuals in his home

‘Battle for supremacy continues’ as wet Atlantic weather fronts combine with blob of wintery Scandinavian air

The financial institution has publicly sided with Beijing and has frozen the accounts of pro-democracy activists, MP interrogation should serve as a wakeup call, and the company must consider its core values 

 EU ‘cocked up big time’

Gavin Williamson’s ‘once in a generation’ review is long overdue. For things to really change the government should listen to those who have experienced the broken system first-hand

The coronavirus is constantly mutating. Most of these mutations are harmless variations of the genetic code, but some pose new and dangerous changes to the virus. The British, South-African, and Brazilian variants of coronavirus are no the most prevalent in the world, but what are these new strains? And how do they differ from the original virus?

Instead, it is the club that changes managers – regularly and brutally

‘This definitely means something,’ one excited viewer wrote

TV star admitted she’d act differently if she made a comeback

'I’m not naive about where we currently sit in the opinion polls,' says Anas Sarwar

Odegaard has signed on loan with Arsenal for the remainder of the season

As Somalia marks three decades since a dictator fell and chaos engulfed the country, the government is set to hold a troubled national election

There is something unique to the browsing experience that no online store, no algorithm, can replicate. But like everything in Covid times, that serendipitous experience comes with a risk, writes Clémence Michallon

Days after announcement schools in England will not open until March  

Befitting the championship game of the nation’s most popular sport, the Super Bowl is about more than football