Lando Norris leads the 2025 F1 championship by 24 points after McLaren's Las Vegas disqualification, tying Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen at 366 points—with tiebreaker rules favoring Piastri. Only two races remain.
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Travis Head smashed a 69-ball century for Australia in the Ashes Test at The Gabba, breaking records and shifting momentum against England, as Usman Khawaja’s absence forced a bold lineup change that paid off spectacularly.
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The FTSE 100 hit a one-month low as UK retail sales plunged 1.1% and consumer confidence fell to -19, signaling a broad economic slowdown ahead of the autumn budget. Weak services data and fading demand are pressuring households and businesses alike.
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Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb warns that interstellar object 3I/ATLAS, emitting industrial chemicals, will pass near Mars on Oct 29 2025, sparking debate over possible alien origins.
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Newcastle United faces a defensive reshuffle after Tino Livramento's ACL injury and Lewis Hall's hamstring strain, forcing Eddie Howe to start Jamaal Lascelles and Dan Burn against Brighton on Oct 21.
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Stoke City beat Queens Park Rangers 3‑1 at bet365 Stadium, boosting their relegation fight. Goals from Bae Jun‑Ho, Junior Tchamadeu and Million Manhoef proved decisive.
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Radja Nainggolan pushed back against comparisons with Scott McTominay, arguing he played at a higher level. He called McTominay handy for fantasy football because of his goals but said the comparison misses the mark. The debate surfaced around talk of Serie A standards, though the spark isn’t clear. Here’s what’s behind the comments—and how the players actually differ.
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Angela Rayner quit as Deputy Prime Minister after the government’s ethics adviser ruled she breached the ministerial code over a property deal that reduced her stamp duty by about £40,000. The case has triggered claims of hypocrisy, given her past attacks on tax avoidance, and raised questions about Labour’s standards and Keir Starmer’s leadership. The fallout now hangs over the government’s credibility.
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Well, folks, let's tackle this intriguing question head-on: "Have soccer teams ever agreed to play for a draw?" Now, this question might have you scratching your head, making you feel like you're juggling a soccer ball with your thoughts! The answer is, yes they have, but hold on, it's not as cut and dry as it seems. It's not like they're sending secret smoke signals across the pitch or anything! It's often a strategic move when both teams stand to benefit from a draw, particularly in tournament scenarios. So next time you're watching a game and it ends in a draw, remember, it might not be due to lack of trying, but rather some crafty strategy at play!
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