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Motherwell produce dominant 5-0 win over St Mirren with Ferguson in attendance
Motherwell bounced back from cup elimination to beat St Mirren 5-0, with goals from Elijah Just, Tawanda Maswanhise, Ibrahim Said, Emmanuel Longelo and Eythor Bjorgolfsson
Scotland snatch late win over Wales to retain Doddie Weir Cup
Scotland staged a stirring late comeback in Cardiff to win 26-23, with George Turner, Kyle Steyn, Finn Russell and Darcy Graham all contributing to the decisive moments
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How intermediary content supports localization and site structure
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Darragh Kenny and Eddy Blue topped a large jump-off field to win the $116,100 CSI5* WEF Challenge Cup Round 7 at the Winter Equestrian Festival, marking Kenny’s first week back after FEI clearance
Irish skier Ben Lynch finishes eighth in men’s halfpipe at Milano Cortina 2026
Ben Lynch delivered one of Ireland’s best Olympic winter performances, landing eighth in the men’s freestyle skiing halfpipe final at Milano Cortina 2026 with a top score of 75.00
How a South African couple lost 40 stone after living on Coke and white bread
Dawid and Rose-Mari Lombard ditched 12 litres of Coke and two loaves of bread a day and, with medical help and daily walking, lost a combined 40 stone to protect their son
Premier League matchday review: injuries, tactical themes and standings impact
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How Epstein files have intensified scrutiny on Sarah Ferguson and her businesses
Sarah Ferguson’s ties to Jeffrey Epstein have triggered the withdrawal of her children’s book, the planned dissolution of six companies, and renewed questions about the public standing of Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie
How 390,000 new homes will reshape UAE prices, rents and investor demand
The Alpen Capital report forecasts nearly 390,000 new UAE homes by 2030; this surge will temper rental growth in some areas while rewarding high‑quality, well‑located projects
How Clare Balding led BBC coverage at the 2026 Winter Olympics and faced public debate
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India face South Africa in T20 World Cup Super Eights at Ahmedabad
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South Belfast search leads to four arrests and seizure of suspected drugs and weapons
A planned police search in Danesfort Park resulted in the seizure of suspected drugs, ammunition and firearms components, and four people were detained pending investigation
Milano Cortina 2026: bobsleigh accident sidelines Austrian pilot while Deromedis and Tomasoni secure ski cross gold and silver
On 21 February 2026 the bob at Cortina was stopped after a crash that injured Austrian pilot Jakob Mandlbauer; Italy celebrated a ski cross double by Simone Deromedis and Federico Tomasoni and Norway’s Johannes Klaebo won the 50 km
Local authorities consider financial impact of Scotland World Cup holiday
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How record shops and everyday life in the 1980s shaped local culture
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Bad Bunny Super Bowl halftime: culture, controversy and the NFL’s role
Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl halftime show sparked regulatory checks, partisan criticism and creative homages, illustrating how a single televised performance can shape national conversation
Ireland pick Caelan Doris as captain ahead of Twickenham clash
Ireland name Caelan Doris captain and field an unchanged back three as they head to Twickenham to face England in the Six Nations; live on ITV and RTÉ
Chadwick Boseman play Deep Azure revived at Shakespeare’s Globe
The revival of Chadwick Boseman’s play Deep Azure at Shakespeare’s Globe puts his early writing back in the spotlight, blending hip-hop theatre, Shakespearean roots and urgent social themes
Bishop of Lincoln arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and suspended from ministry
The Rt Revd Stephen Conway was arrested and released on conditional bail while the Diocese of Lincoln confirms his suspension and arranges pastoral and safeguarding support
Silent Hill: Townfall listed for PS5 and PC, suggesting PlayStation console exclusivity
Silent Hill: Townfall is currently listed for PS5 and PC on the official site, implying a timed PlayStation console exclusive while details about its Glasgow developer and narrative device remain central
Government will require platforms to take down revenge images within two days
The uk government will amend the Crime and Policing Bill so platforms must take down intimate images shared without consent within 48 hours or face fines and potential blocking
Why the 10% global tariff matters after the supreme court ruling
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Why Declan Rice is Arsenal’s decisive leader and a contender for top awards
Declan Rice stands out at Arsenal as a leader on and off the pitch, combining on-field influence and a growing profile as the club pushes for trophies