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Chiellini guidance to Leeds 'rock' - could Muharemovic be signing of season?
Having cost Leeds United an 'eye-watering' fee, Tarik Muharemovic has impressed so much that some fear the club face a battle to keep him.

Watch: BBC in the Philippines where Thomas Markle is expected to be investigated
Jonathan Head is in Cebu, reporting from outside the home where Markle last resided.

Healey promises reduction in welfare bill before next election
The Conservatives criticised the chancellor for not providing more details on welfare reform in his Budget.

Lees finds new time to test unbeaten record as back-up assignment
Kris Lees fell just short of getting Tavi Time into a third Big Dance, and now he’s hoping he can fire again at 2000m at Randwick for the Sydney Gold Cup.

Baker’s bridesmaid in prime position for Golden Eagle boilover
Within The Law showed Warwick Farm trainer Bjorn Baker she was up for the challenge of the $10 million Golden Eagle last start with an eye-catching finish.

They called him ‘Temu Postecoglou’. Now this Aussie coach has Beckham and Co in his corner
Ange Postecoglou’s former lieutenant Peter Cklamovski has turned a team owned by Manchester United royalty into one of English football’s form teams.

Aussie lifts lid on shock move, sledges UFC rival
Tom Nolan explains why he relocated to Auckland, before delivering a stinging sledge for UFC rival Renato Moicano.

Berry hoping for repeat effort from Ninja in $3m Everest back-up
Tommy Berry will back the toughness of Ninja when he takes him forward from a tricky gate on Saturday in the 1300m Russell Balding Stakes.

‘No need for redemption’: Everest defeat won’t weigh on Zac Purton’s mind in Golden Eagle
The champion jockey came under fire for his ride on beaten favourite Ka Ying Rising in the Everest. But he doesn’t feel the need to prove his critics wrong in Saturday’s $10 million feature.

Mourinho and chaos - is Real Madrid boss misunderstood?
Jose Mourinho has spent the past decade seeing other managers hailed as geniuses, but did Real Madrid's win at Barcelona last week show he's been misunderstood?

Brewers win first World Series in 57-year history
The Milwaukee Brewers win the World Series for the first time in the franchise's 57-year history after beating the Tampa Bay Rays in game five on Wednesday.

US Health Secretary RFK Jr to expand access to unapproved peptides
Health experts have cautioned against use of the drugs, citing a lack of clinical trials for humans and the unknown long-term effects.

Spain begins three days of mourning after train crash kills dozens
Emergency teams worked through the night to find victims after one of the worst rail disasters in Europe's modern history.

Hotejka scam network uses free hosting to target users
Researchers say the scheme has run since 2017, exposing users to fake Microsoft alerts and remote access theft through legitimate hosting tools.

‘It hurts just thinking about it’: But this is why Radley will consider leaving the Roosters
Victor Radley is a local junior who bleeds red, white and blue. But the three-time premiership winner will for the first time in his career entertain offers from NRL rivals come November 1.

The AFL fixture is like a lottery. Here are the biggest winners (and losers)
The fixture arrives like lottery tickets: It might be good, but probably won’t be, and we won’t really know until later. We’ve ranked every club’s 2027 task, in order of difficulty.

‘Club before individual’: DCE backs Roosters for standing firm over Walker contract
Departing star Daly Cherry-Evans says he admired the way the Tricolours dealt with Sam Walker’s contract situation – but maintained his premiership-winning halves partner was right to put his own interests first.