Brighton bans Guardian over Bloom gambling reports
Brighton & Hove Albion has barred Guardian journalists from the Amex Stadium following reports on owner Tony Bloom's alleged gambling syndicate. MPs call for an FA investigation.
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Australia refuses to repatriate citizens from Syrian camps
Australia refuses to issue passports for fewer than 40 citizens, mostly children, held in 'militarised' Syrian camps despite US warnings that inaction 'compounds risk to all of us'.
Socceroos' 2026 World Cup fixtures and venues confirmed
Australia will face the USA, Paraguay and a European playoff winner in Group D, with all matches in cooler west coast cities. Coach Tony Popovic reveals preparation plans.
Australia's 2026 World Cup Group: USA, Paraguay, Playoff
Australia will face the USA, Paraguay, and a European playoff winner in Group D of the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Discover the key fixtures and historic matchups awaiting the Socceroos.
Brighton's Tony Bloom faces $70m betting allegations
Brighton & Hove Albion owner Tony Bloom is accused of being an anonymous gambler behind $70m in winnings, including bets on his own teams. The FA is under pressure to investigate.
Tony Blackburn admits affair with neighbour while married
Radio legend Tony Blackburn, 82, confesses to cheating on first wife Tessa Wyatt with neighbour Rebecca Sayce. He reveals the affair was uncovered through his own autobiography. Read the full story.
Bet365 Accounts Sold for Thousands in Secret Gambling World
A secretive 'wild west' of high-stakes gambling sees betting accounts traded for huge sums. A court case involving a Nigel Farage associate and Brighton FC owner Tony Bloom reveals the tactics used to outwit bookmakers.
Martin Kemp's cheeky dig at Spandau Ballet's Tony Hadley
Martin Kemp reignites Spandau Ballet feud with a dig at Tony Hadley on Good Morning Britain. Get the full story on the band's long-running rift and latest drama.
Portsmouth injury boost as Blair nears return for Charlton trip
Portsmouth receive a fitness boost for their Championship trip to Charlton Athletic, while Don Goodman backs Millwall for a strong season. Full news round-up.
US Peace Institute Renamed for Trump in Legal Row
The US Institute of Peace building now bears Donald Trump's name, a move labelled 'insult to injury' as a court fight over control of the thinktank continues. Read the full story.
National Indigenous Art Triennial opens in Canberra
The 5th National Indigenous Art Triennial, 'After the Rain', opens at the National Gallery of Australia. Curated by Tony Albert, it showcases hope and resilience through works by 57 First Nations artists.
Squires on the FIFA World Cup Draw Marathon for Socceroos
Cartoonist David Squires dissects the intense FIFA World Cup 2026 draw in Washington and what it means for Tony Popovic's Socceroos. Explore the analysis and implications.
Farage aide fronted for billionaire's betting syndicate
Exclusive: High Court documents allege George Cottrell, a key Reform UK figure, let a syndicate headed by Brighton FC's Tony Bloom control his betting accounts in a secretive arrangement.
Mammoth Series 2 Review: BBC's Subversive 70s Sitcom
Mike Bubbins returns as Tony Mammoth in the BBC Two sitcom's second series. This review explores the show's deadpan send-up of masculinity and its surprising insights into modern life. Watch now on BBC iPlayer.
Ex-MP Critiques Labour's Manifesto Tax Pledge
Former Labour MP Tony Wright argues manifesto pledges are not binding contracts. He says good government requires flexibility to adapt to changing economic circumstances. Read the full analysis.
90s Horror Classic 'The Blair Witch Project' Hits Netflix
The iconic 1999 found-footage horror 'The Blair Witch Project', notorious for making audiences faint, is now streaming on Netflix. Discover the film that changed horror forever.
Business Confidence Hits 5-Year Low After Budget
A major survey reveals business confidence has dropped to its lowest level since April 2020 following the recent Budget, with investment and hiring intentions in sharp decline. Read the full analysis.
Six books recommended for PM Anthony Albanese's summer
The Grattan Institute has released its annual summer reading list for the Prime Minister, featuring six books on economics, climate, gender, and more. Discover the essential reads for 2025.
Police bodycam footage shows Blair Witch-style jump scare
Real bodycam footage from the Met Police shows an officer's terrifying encounter in a dark basement, leading to the arrest of a convicted drug dealer. Watch the viral video.
Tommy Gee's Century of Progressive Service
Discover the remarkable life of Tommy Gee, the colonial administrator who championed Ugandan education and helped double its secondary schools. Read his inspiring obituary.
Study Debunks Trump's Immigration Raid Claims
New analysis reveals 73% of ICE detainees have no criminal convictions, contradicting Trump's claims about immigration raids targeting criminals. Discover the facts.
Reeves defends budget as think tanks raise concerns
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces scrutiny over Labour's tax manifesto pledge as leading think tanks question budget decisions. Follow live updates and analysis.
Australia in Pot 2 for 2026 World Cup Draw
The Socceroos secure a favourable Pot 2 seeding for the 2026 World Cup draw, avoiding top-tier nations and enhancing their chances of progressing from the group stage.
London Tourist Tax Threatens Hospitality Collapse
Central London Alliance warns proposed tourist tax could shutter businesses and damage London's competitiveness. Industry leaders demand rethink of economically harmful policy.
Legal figures raise 'profound concerns' over Siddiq trial
Prominent lawyers and former ministers warn of 'contrived' prosecution against Labour MP Tulip Siddiq in Bangladesh. Read the full open letter details.
Child Health in England Declining for 15 Years
A major report reveals child health in England has deteriorated for 15 years, with widening inequalities. Experts call for urgent action to address this national failure. #ChildHealth #HealthInequality
Labour MP rebels against party's asylum policy
Labour MP Tony Vaughan breaks ranks to criticise the government's controversial asylum reforms. The immigration barrister-turned-politician warns the policy could increase racism and division.
Turner Winner Tony Cragg's London Art Exhibition
Turner Prize-winning sculptor Tony Cragg discusses his new London exhibition, embracing gallery selfie-takers, and his surprising love for British weather and humour.
Socceroos' Underwhelming US Tour Performance
David Squires reflects on Australia's disappointing friendlies against Venezuela and Colombia. Read our analysis of Tony Popovic's team performance and what's next for the Socceroos.
Socceroos' Attacking Woes Continue in Defeat
Australia's Socceroos face a pressing need to unlock their attack after a 3-0 loss to Colombia. With the World Cup looming, can Tony Popovic find the missing piece?
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