Euro 2028: Co-hosts England may play two games away from Wembley
Co-hosts England may play two games away from Wembley at Euro 2028. Wembley will not host any last-16 games, meaning England would also face a match away from the national stadium if they reached the first knockout round. England played all their matches at Wembley at Euro 1996 as they reached the semi-finals of their own tournament. They also hosted games at Euro 2020, which was split across several countries, and played all their games at Wembley apart from the quarter-final victory over Ukraine in Rome. Dublin's Aviva Stadium and Hampden Park in Glasgow will also host games.
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November 03, 2025 23:53 UTC
Russia blames fatal Rome tower collapse on support for Ukraine
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November 03, 2025 20:15 UTC
What to know about the British king’s remote private estate that will be Andrew’s new home
A remote and private estate of King Charles III will soon become the new home of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor, the British monarch’s younger brother disgraced over his friendship with the deceased sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Sandringham was the private home of the last six British monarchs and sits amid parkland, gardens and working farms about 110 miles north of London. It does after all share the name of the dukedom that Andrew used to have — a constant reminder of what’s transpired. As everyone knows, moving house is an ordeal at the best of times, regardless of the size of the dwelling. With Christmas looming, the likely time and effort is no bad thing for a royal family seeking to isolate Andrew.
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November 03, 2025 19:40 UTC
Dad and son killed by Asian hornets after being stung ‘over 100 times’ on zipline
Dad and son killed by Asian hornets after being stung ‘over 100 times’ on ziplineA father and son were killed after a swarm of wild Asian hornets stung them more than a hundred times during a holiday to Laos. Daniel Owen, 47, and Cooper, 15, died earlier this month on October 15th while ziplining. The hornets swarmed the pair as they were descending from a tree. Phanomsay Phakan, a doctor at the Phakan Arocavet Clinic where the pair were first taken, said: “Their whole bodies were covered in red spots. Asian hornets are about 2cm long and are mostly black and brown - though they have an orange face and tail with yellow legs.
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November 03, 2025 19:34 UTC
Why Trump’s evangelical base wants him to send troops to Nigeria
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November 03, 2025 19:26 UTC
Oxfordshire hotel named among the quirkiest in the UK
Finishing in fourth place, the hotel was listed as being best for a wonky-beamed work of art. READ MORE: Boutique Cotswolds hotel named among world's top 50Inside the quirkiest hotel in Oxfordshire. (Image: Artist Residence)"We’ve plumped for its Oxfordshire pub, arguably the quirkiest of the bunch. This comes after another hotel located nearby was named among the best 50 hotels in the world. It has become a favourite for celebrity visits, with many stars making the trip to Oxfordshire to stay inside the historic building.
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November 03, 2025 18:42 UTC
Prue Leith: I tried weight-loss jabs
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November 03, 2025 18:03 UTC
PRESS: EY lifts UK 2025 growth view to 1.5% on public spending
EY Item Club has lifted its forecast for UK economic growth in 2025 to 1.5%, supported by more than £1 trillion in public spending, though it warned that momentum will fade next year as fiscal tightening and potential tax rises weigh on activity, the Times reported on Monday. The think tank, which uses the same economic modelling as the Treasury, had previously expected growth of 1.0% for 2025 but said the economy has ‘displayed greater momentum’ in the first half of the year. UK output rose 0.7% during the period, the fastest pace among G7 economies. However, the EY Item Club warned that the effect of higher public spending will fade in 2026, when tighter fiscal policy and potential tax rises could slow growth. It now expects GDP to expand by 0.9% next year before edging up to 1.3% in 2027.
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November 03, 2025 17:30 UTC
EXPOSED: Elbit-linked lobby group planted Palestine Action hit piece in the Times
Palestine Action co-founder Huda Ammori tweeted yesterday:BREAKING: Private Eye exposes Elbit's lobby group, CMS Strategic, which planted a story in The Times falsely claiming Palestine Action was under investigation for Iranian funding. The fabricated story came out days before Parliament voted to proscribe Palestine Action. The story, which first appeared in the Times in June, claimed that the Home Office was investigating Palestine Action over possible Iranian funding. Of course, the Times didn’t bother to include any quotes from Home Office officials regarding the investigation into Palestine Action. Not exactly an unbiased source on a group like Palestine Action, but hey – this is the Times we’re talking about.
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November 03, 2025 17:15 UTC
U.K. police charge man with attempted murder in train stabbing that wounded 11 people
U.K. police on Monday charged a 32-year-old man with attempted murder in a mass stabbing attack on a train that wounded 11 people, and revealed that he may have stabbed two other people in the 24 hours before the attack. Police say they are not treating the train stabbings as an act of terror and are not looking for other suspects. AdvertisementFlanked by four security officers as he stood in the dock wearing a gray prison tracksuit and handcuffs, was ordered detained until his next hearing on Dec. 1. The charge of actual bodily harm is for allegedly hitting a police officer and breaking his nose after Williams’ arrest. The minutes-long stabbing rampage spread fear and panic through a train bound from Doncaster in northern England to London on Saturday evening.
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November 03, 2025 15:08 UTC
All the times David Harbour’s former co-stars and exes have supported West End Girl
David Harbour’s ex girlfriends including Julia Stiles and former co-stars such as Florence Pugh have reacted to West End Girl (Picture: Getty Images/Cover images/Shutterstock/John Rainford)The world is very much sitting up and listening to Lily Allen after she dropped the album of the year West End Girl – including David Harbour’s various exes and former co-stars. Florence Pugh has reacted to West End Girl on social media (Picture: Dave Benett/WireImage)Alison SudolHarbour’s ex-girlfriend Alison Sudol has shown her support for West End Girl by replying with seven flame emojis to Lily’s post promoting the record. Milla JovovichMilla Jovovich, who starred next to David Harbour in 2019 film Hellboy, has liked a number of Lily’s posts promoting West End Girl. Lily posted a snap of the pair sitting together on social media, saying: ‘Where better to kick off West End Girl Fall ? Arrow MORE: David Harbour reveals ‘pain and slip-ups’ in life before Lily Allen’s cheating allegationsArrow MORE: Millie Bobby Brown ‘filed harassment claim against Stranger Things co-star David Harbour’
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November 03, 2025 14:20 UTC
Looking back on our BHM celebrations
Our Black History Month celebrations culminated with a special talkSPORT panel - watch below. Our Black History Month celebrations concluded in spectacular fashion on Thursday 31 October, with a special panel event and closing party in The News Building that celebrated Black culture and showcased some of our exceptional talent. The annual list recognises the most powerful people of African, African Caribbean, and African American heritage in Britain. Plus, talkSPORT Daily celebrated the influence of Black culture on football in a special visualised episode with Darren Bent and Flex. Talent from talkSPORT and The Times took part in UK Black Business Week too, for the fifth year running.
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November 03, 2025 12:42 UTC
How is UK rail travel impacted after Cumbria derailment?
On Saturday night (November 1), passengers travelling on an LNER (London North Eastern Railway) Doncaster to London train were attacked in a mass stabbing. Alongside that, an Avanti West Coast train travelling from Glasgow to London has derailed near Shap in Cumbria today (Monday). Travel information updates: https://t.co/o0hAZZ3XYh — London North Eastern Railway (@LNER) November 3, 2025They said: "We expect to run a normal service today. Are Avanti West Coast trains impacted today? Avanti West Coast has shared that due to the derailment in Cumbria, all lines are blocked north of Preston.
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November 03, 2025 11:51 UTC
Afghan refugee facing trial over dog walker’s death during knife rampage
Mr Farrukh ran out of the house to seek assistance from neighbours in Midhurst Gardens. The defendant allegedly also injured a 14-year-old boy before setting upon Mr Broadhurst, 49, who was a stranger to him. Outlining the allegations, prosecutor Deanna Heer KC said: “The victim of the murder, Wayne Broadhurst, happened to walk past. “He attacked him with the knife causing Mr Broadhurst to fall to the ground where he was repeatedly stabbed.”Ms Heer said Mr Broadhurst was stabbed 14 times and died at the scene despite the efforts of medics. Mr Farrukh underwent surgery for life-changing injuries and remains in hospital.
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November 03, 2025 11:22 UTC
Times letters: Ways forward for Andrew Mountbatten Windsor
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November 03, 2025 10:41 UTC