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From doomscrolling to defiance - how do Man City fans feel?

With Manchester City found guilty of the majority of 115 charges against them, how are their fans feeling?

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How do Spanish clubs become 'Real' or 'royal'?

The title of 'Real' is bestowed upon Spanish clubs by the country's monarchy but it has little to do with achievements on the field.

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'You can be a mum and a footballer - they can co-exist'

Northern Ireland striker Simone Magill tells BBC Sport NI about balancing motherhood with her return to football and how her life has changed since giving birth to daughter Skye earlier this year.

Is £70m Baleba ready for his Man Utd exam?

Manchester United's £70m summer signing Carlos Baleba is expected to make his debut against Tottenham Hotspur at Old Trafford

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Carrick stays cool, but should he be worried about Man Utd's form?

After three weeks off because of the international break, BBC Sport looks back at Manchester United's indifferent start to the new Premier League season, which saw Michael Carrick's side win just one of their opening five matches.

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Yet to gel or same old struggles? - De Zerbi's Premier League dilemma

After a three-week international break, Tottenham Hotspur return to Premier League action having won none of their opening five matches and sitting bottom of the table. BBC Sport looks back at their poor start to the season and asks if another relegation battle is looming?

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Everton owners open to full club sale

Everton owners the Friedkin Group are exploring the sale of the club less than two years after taking control.

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Palantir’s Tom Watson says ‘mob rule’ must not dictate awarding of government contracts

Former Labour deputy leader says tech firm would work with a Reform UK government on immigration crackdowns Tom Watson, the former Labour deputy leader who recently joined Palantir, has warned against “mob rule” when it comes to awarding public contracts. Lord Watson, now a senior vice-president at the US tech corporation, warned UK ministers could get themselves “in a lot of trouble” as he was questioned about concerns raised about the government working with his new employer. Continue reading...

You have a higher chance of getting cancer at a younger age than your parents. So what went wrong? | Devi Sridhar

Some change in our lifestyles and environments over a generation has caused this increased risk. What, exactly, is a mystery Prof Devi Sridhar is chair of global public health at the University of Edinburgh In the field of global health, we often talk about each generation living longer and healthier lives than their parents. We’ve seen this in the gains in life expectancy, the sharp decrease in child mortality and in the near elimination of many vaccine-preventable diseases. But since the turn of the century this progress has stalled, and in some cases several health metrics have gone backwards. Take cancer, which was long thought to be a disease linked to old age. While most cancers do indeed still occur in elderly people, a new report highlights that a number of cancers are increasing i

'Careless use of AI is the real threat - not the ghost stories'

Meredith Whittaker says the tech has been misunderstood, in an exclusive interview with BBC Global Women.

How Swansea refound their way as ambition returns

With Swansea City leading the Championship as the EFL returns, BBC Sport looks at how the club has brought back old values and new hopes.

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How Arteta's response to Brighton loss may shape Arsenal's next chapter

Mikel Arteta has shown an increased appetite for risk this season but, as Arsenal look to stay at the top, failing to reinvent would be a greater gamble.

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