Hahn overcomes nerves and temperatures to advance to world final
The Nottingham sprint star, 28, finished a close third in her T38 100m heat in New Delhi to keep her hopes of an eighth global gold medal alive. Hahn, a two-time Paralympic champion, has endured a tough 12 months since Paris – where she finished a disappointing sixth – and has recently changed coaches after struggling with her confidence. “I thought if I can just get to the final, that will get the nerves out of the way. But with the top three in each heat qualifying – plus two fastest losers – Hahn’s place in Monday’s final was secure. From everyday goals to world-class dreams, Novuna helps millions across the UK – backing British businesses, supporting individuals’ plans, and supporting British Athletics on the global stage.
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September 29, 2025 03:46 UTC
Ryder Cup 2025 LIVE SCORES: Europe fend off all-time American charge to defend crown at Bethpage Black in chaotic final day
Ryder Cup 2025 LIVE SCORES: Europe fend off all-time American charge to defend crown at Bethpage Black in chaotic final dayThe 2025 Ryder Cup will remain with Team Europe as they beat their American arch-rivals on a thrilling final day in New York. The last Ryder Cup was filled with drama and controversy off the course as well as a host of world-class action on it. Ryder Cup 2025: Matches, tee times and resultsThe 45th edition of the Ryder Cup is taking place from Friday, September 26, to Sunday, September 28. Ryder Cup 2025: The courseBethpage Black will play to a par 70 and a daunting length of 7,401 yards. 5 Winning a Ryder Cup away from home remains one of the toughest things to do in sport Credit: GettyRyder Cup 2025: What has been said?
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September 29, 2025 02:08 UTC
Regent’s Park, Park Road fight: Car crash and man stabbed
Police were called multiple times to a group of men fighting on Park Road near Regent’s Park at around 3.45pm on September 27. A video shows the men attacking each other in the middle of the road in front of halted traffic before a car drives straight into them. Officers arrived and one man was treated for stab wounds that are not life-changing. A Met Police spokesperson said: “Met Police received multiple reports of a large disturbance on Park Road, NW8 at around 15:48hrs on Saturday, 27 September. “A group of men were witnessed fighting in the road before being involved in a collision with a single vehicle.
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September 29, 2025 00:57 UTC
Rahd.AI to speak at Times and Sunday Times tech summit
Aberdeen-based rahd.AI has been invited to speak at a flagship technology event hosted by The Times and The Sunday Times in partnership with Opportunity North East and the Scottish National Investment Bank. The conference – The Future of Digital Tech – takes place in Aberdeen on 4 November and will bring together founders, investors and policymakers from across the UK to explore how digital innovation is reshaping industry and society. Rahd.AI Chief Operating Officer Innes Grant will join the “EnergyTech as a Catalyst for Industrial Transformation” session alongside COMET CTO Arrash Nekonam and Prism Energy founder Andy Sutherland. Founded in Aberdeen, rahd.AI is building an advanced artificial intelligence platform to tackle one of the energy sector’s biggest challenges – decommissioning. With more than 300 digital tech businesses and 4,800 skilled roles already established in the region, organisers say the summit will showcase Aberdeen as one of the UK’s fastest-growing technology clusters.
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September 29, 2025 00:40 UTC
Churches and mosques ‘promote misogyny while taking public cash’
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September 29, 2025 00:30 UTC
Big Issue relaunched as magazine explores ‘crisis’ in trust of Government
To mark the development, the magazine and pollster Ipsos surveyed how trustworthy people view leading politicians compared to the cast of the upcoming Celebrity Traitors on TV. Half of the 1,100 respondents said they found Traitors presenter Claudia Winkleman more trustworthy than Chancellor Rachel Reeves – with just 15% saying they trust Reeves more than Winkleman, and 34% saying they did not trust either. The public also viewed Celebrity Traitors contestant Jonathan Ross as more trustworthy than Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, according to the study. Paul McNamee, Big Issue UK Editor, said: “The UK’s politicians know they’re not trusted. “In another poll, with Big Issue readers earlier this year, they told us how important trust was to them.”The Big Issue said there was a crisis in public trust at the heart of Government.
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September 28, 2025 23:17 UTC
Phone tracking train ticket trial launches in northern England
Rail minister Lord Hendy said the initiative in northern England will make rail travel “simpler and easier”. From Monday, passengers travelling on Northern train services between Harrogate and Leeds will be able to pay for their journeys by boarding a train and pressing a button in an app on their phone. A barcode will be produced by the app which can be scanned by ticket inspectors and at station barriers. Passengers who take part in the trial will receive £15 of free credit. The scheme will be rolled out to services journeys between Sheffield and Doncaster, and Sheffield and Barnsley, in the coming weeks.
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September 28, 2025 23:11 UTC
Viagra crisis as number of Brit men hospitalised for painful erections lasting hours hits all time high
A RECORD 518 men in a year needed hospital treatment for painful erections, figures show. And the NHS prescribed Viagra a record 4.7million times last year. Priapism is a rare side-effect of Viagra and can also be caused by blood flow problems. “If you notice prolonged, painful erections, consult your GP.”Last year NHS bosses spent £20million on tackling erectile dysfunction in England. Inside UK’s fake Viagra epidemic…agonising three-day effects, 50p hits and deadly drugs, drywall & ink used as ‘fillers’
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September 28, 2025 22:07 UTC
King Charles ‘perplexed’ by Prince Harry’s accusation of sabotage
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September 28, 2025 20:56 UTC
Boat carrying record 125 migrants crossed Channel to UK on Saturday
The number of people on board breaks a previous record from August, when 106 migrants crossed to the UK on what was dubbed a “mega dinghy” by media. It is part of Sir Keir Starmer’s efforts to “smash the gangs” that smuggle migrants to the UK and deter people from making the journey. A child reportedly died off the French coast on Sunday morning while attempting to cross the Channel in a small boat. It also said 48 migrants were cared for by emergency services but the boat carried on across the Channel. The incident happened south of the Neufchatel-Hardelot beaches between Boulogne and Le Touquet.
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September 28, 2025 19:48 UTC
Forgotten six-cap England international and ex-Premier League ace, 33, joins UAE third-tier side in shock free transfer
A FORMER England international has made a surprising move after signing with a third-tier side in the United Arab Emirates. Former Newcastle cult hero Jonjo Shelvey made the bizarre free transfer to young outfit Arabian Falcons. He made six appearances for England between 2012 and 2015, across stints with the Reds, as well as Swansea City. He can be seen swinging in a dangerous corner that ended up being headed in by his new team-mates. Jonjo Shelvey completes shock Championship transfer after six-cap England star, 32, saw contract TORN UP by Turkish clubAgombar had spells for Macclesfield Town and Swindon as a player, alongside several stints in non-league.
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September 28, 2025 18:08 UTC
Oldham duo Two Connors go viral with nostalgic song
Titled Familiar Faces, the Ed Sheeran-style ballad is a tribute to the Oldham the brothers knew when they were growing up. A clip of the brothers performing Familiar Faces has attracted more than 1.2 million views, 63.8 thousand likes and almost 4,000 comments on TikTok since it was posted last month. The song seems to have struck a chord with listeners, who have shown an outpouring of support for The Two Connors in the comment section. Their new song Familiar Faces is due to be released in October. The Two Connors are appealing to fans to help find an image of Oldham for the single over for Familiar Faces.
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September 28, 2025 16:05 UTC
Cadbury's discontinued Dream chocolate bar back at B&M
Discontinued Cadbury chocolate back at B&MNow, another discontinued chocolate, scrapped by Cadbury 23 years ago, has made a return to stores in the UK. Cadbury's Dream chocolate bar was first launched in the UK back in 2001. It is part of the Cadbury Favourites chocolate box, which is imported from Australia. Cadbury's Dream chocolate bar is still available in countries around the world, including Australia, New Zealand, and South Africa. You can find Dream chocolates in boxes of Cadbury Favourites, available now, exclusively at B&M for £3.99.
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September 28, 2025 15:40 UTC
Tommy Fleetwood made wife Clare's thoughts clear on WAG title after commentator's quip
Tommy Fleetwood made wife Clare's thoughts clear on WAG title after commentator's quipTommy Fleetwood has been in excellent form at the Ryder Cup despite cruel comments from the crowd about wife Clare, who he insists is anything but a stereotypical WAGView 3 Images Ryder Cup star Tommy Fleetwood previously responded to a comment made about his wife Clare (Image: Mike Egerton/PA Wire)Ryder Cup sensation Tommy Fleetwood previously summed up his wife Clare with a comment about her rejecting the celebrity lifestyle. The former's impressive performance at Bethpage Black will have thrilled his wife Clare, who became the subject of a cruel comment from the crowd on Friday. The two-time Ryder Cup champion has previously emphasised Clare's reluctance to simply be viewed as his other half. "We planned to keep our life and our work separate, for me to find another agent," Fleetwood admitted to The Times. It would require a miraculous comeback from Team USA to avoid the first away Ryder Cup defeat since 2012.
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September 28, 2025 13:10 UTC
Ryder Cup 2025 live: Europe win trophy in nailbiting finish against resurgent USA
Close The Independent Ryder Cup diary: Day two reviewEurope have retained the Ryder Cup after late rallies from Shane Lowry and Tyrell Hatton put an end to a spirited USA fightback at Bethpage Black. The away team stood on the brink of glory early on Sunday after hammering Keegan Bradley’s side following a farcical day two, though Cameron Young and Justin Thomas led the early USA fightback, beating Justin Rose and Tommy Fleetwood as the home side threatened a historic comeback. And Lowry fought back from his own deficit to take his match to the final shot on the 18th, the Irishman drained his effort from six yards to make sure his team retained the cup. But there was time for an outright win from there, Hatton securing a draw against Collin Morikawa to win the competition as the Ryder Cup comes back to Europe after a famous weekend. Follow all the latest Ryder Cup reaction from a famous day at Bethpage Black below:
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September 28, 2025 10:13 UTC