Pep Guardiola has hinted he could stay at Man City after his contract expires in two years time, which will come as a blow to Premier League title rivals Arsenal, Man Utd and Liverpool. The Spaniard is gearing up for the Community Shield today against the Gunners, and will be hoping his side produce a statement performance before the new campaign kicks off.
Guardiola led City to an historic treble last season, winning the Premier League and FA Cup before
Harry Potter may be famous for his lightning scar, but the real-life Hogwarts is doing everything it can to avoid a strike from the skies.
The 13th-century Lacock Abbey, which is owned by National Trust, has applied for permission to put up a protection system in readiness for a bolt from the blue.
The heritage conservationist fears it could lead to “irreplaceable loss” without it.
The medieval abbey near Chippenham was used during filming of the first two movie versions
Growing numbers of women in their twenties are freezing their eggs amid fears over their fertility.
On average, women in the UK don’t tend to harvest their eggs until they’re in their late 30s.
Yet younger women, including members of Gen Z (born after 1997), are taking to social media to urge others of the same age to opt into the procedure.
TikTok videos on #eggfreezingjourney have gained more than 30m views, with many extolling the virtues of freezing their
A week after a military overthrow of Niger’s elected president, a coup leader and other officers flew to neighboring Mali on Wednesday to meet with its rulers, raising concerns that a key Western ally could grow closer to military leaders in Mali who partner with the Kremlin-backed Wagner private military company.
Gen. Salifou Modi, one of the putschists who removed President Mohamed Bazoum of Niger from power last week, was part of a delegation of military officials who visited Mali,
The US is facing a cancer timebomb because hundreds of thousands of patients missed out on a diagnosis during the Covid-19 pandemic.
A new analysis shows rates of new cancer patients fell by around 15 percent in 2020 compared to 2019, the equivalent of around 125,000 fewer diagnoses.
However, the true number of missed cancers could be even higher, possibly by hundreds of thousands, based on the recent increasing trends of diagnoses.
It is the latest in a long line
After Russia invaded Ukraine, Anna Gromova, a Russian entrepreneur, made a snap decision to open a real estate agency, hoping to create a safety net from the economic fallout of the conflict. The career change has paid off.
Within weeks, she landed a deal for a stately 18th-century apartment, with parquet floors and high ceilings in the prestigious center of Russia’s former imperial capital of St. Petersburg. Since the war, the owner had stopped coming to Russia, allowing her client
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are being “frozen out” by Hollywood’s elite – including their own A-List neighbours – a top TV producer has told Daily Express US.
She says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have been completely ignored by iconic filmmaker Steven Spielberg as well as movie and television power players Rob Lowe and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, who all have homes in Montecito.
And she adds that the royal couple are even getting the cold shoulder from near-neighbour and
Households across Britain face a second winter of sky-high energy bills due to a lack of gas storage facilities to prevent supply shortages.
Days after British Gas owner Centrica announced record profits of £969million, energy experts have warned the UK’s continued dependence on imports will put us at the mercy of wholesale price fluctuations.
They argue the Government has failed to ensure the country is fully prepared for a cold winter when increased demand for gas and electricity will bring
In the dawn hours of July 24, the skies over the sleepy towns of Reni and Izmail on the Danube river suddenly lit up with gunfire and explosions.
Over the next four hours a dozen Russian suicide drones slammed into the ports, injuring seven people and flattening warehouses used to ship Ukrainian grain to the world’s poorest.
A new global food crisis looms off the back of the attack but, perhaps just as chillingly, it came within only a few
The High Court has ruled that London Mayor Sadiq Khan has the legal power to expand the Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) to Greater London on August 29 2023.
However, campaigners opposed to the ULEZ expansion say that they will continue to protest against the ruling.
Motoring journalist Shahzad Sheikh, known as BrownCarGuy explained how the expasion of the ULEZ could have a negative impact on residents already affected by the cost-of-living crisis.
He said: “While the judge’s verdict on
