Thomas Tuchel relishing England’s ‘winner takes it all’ test against Spain Thomas Tuchel says the “winner takes it all” as England end 2026 with the opportunity to top their Nations League group in Sunday’s “final” at world champions Spain. The World Cup bronze medallists have had an intense year, with highs like the heroic triumph
Mauricio Pochettino poised to agree two-and-a-half-year Man Utd contract Manchester United are set to agree a two-and-a-half-year contract with Mauricio Pochettino to succeed Michael Carrick, the Press Association understands. The Athletic first reported a deal until 2029 had been reached with the Argentinian, who signed a contract extension as United States head coach through to
BBC confirms complaints over charities chosen by winners of Celebrity Traitors The BBC has responded after complaints were made about the charities the Celebrity Traitors winners donated to. Last month comedian Romesh Ranganathan, 48, and actor Sebastian Croft, 24, were crowned the winners of the BBC reality game show. The pair won the £83,000 prize
Microsoft scrambles to fix global outage Microsoft said it is seeing “early signs of stabilisation” but has not yet been able to fully restore services after a global outage left millions without access to emails and Teams around the world. The tech giant said it was working with “urgency ” to find a fix for
Microsoft seeing ‘signs of stabilisation’ in scramble to fix global outage Microsoft said it is seeing “early signs of stabilisation” but has not yet been able to fully restore services after a global outage left millions without access to emails and Teams around the world. The tech giant said it was working with “urgency ”
Wartime plotting room rediscovered under white cliffs of Dover opens to visitors A rediscovered Second World War plotting room hidden under the white cliffs of Dover is set to open to visitors for the first time, the National Trust has revealed. Built in 1940, the Fan Bay Plotting Room was a war operation centre which
27% fall in first-time buyer inquiries seen by Zoopla as people ‘pause and wait’ First-time buyer inquiries for homes have fallen by 27% in the past week, compared with the same period a year earlier, according to a property website. The Bank of England raised the base rate from 3.75% to 4% last week, in
Microsoft outages continue as tech giant works to restore services Microsoft users continued to experience disruption on Friday as the tech giant worked to resolve outages impacting some of its most popular services. Monitoring website Downdetector first showed a spike in users reporting problems with Microsoft Teams in the UK at around 6.15pm on Thursday.
Plans approved to turn former MoD barracks near Piddington into asylum centre Communities Secretary Angela Rayner has approved full planning permission for a Ministry of Defence site near the village of Piddington in Oxfordshire to be turned into accommodation for more than 1,200 detained asylum seekers. Ministers had faced angry opposition from villagers, who said
Harry Kane wins record 126th cap after being named in England line-up Harry Kane will become England’s most-capped player after being named in the starting XI for their Nations League clash with Croatia. The Bayern Munich striker wins his 126th cap, taking him clear of Peter Shilton, on a night of celebration at Wembley. He