How the Kop’s chants propelled Andy Burnham to fight for Hillsborough justice
A speech at Anfield in 2009 was met with boos but it led to a change in tack by Labour government and an apology from David Cameron
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Guardiola expected at Manchester City v PSG next week in show of support for owners
Pep Guardiola is expected to attend Manchester City’s first home match since they were found guilty of serious breaches of Premier League financial rules
World
Below review – a killer snot-berg causes chaos for Josh Hartnett
Don your best plaid shirts for this supernatural thriller about a gang of beefy fishermen who tackle sea monsters. It is totally ridiculous – but you will have loads of daft fun
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How can home nations reach Women's World Cup?
England, Wales, Northern Ireland, Scotland and the Republic of Ireland are among those hoping to qualify for next year's Women's World Cup. What awaits them in the play-offs?
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Is Fury v Joshua about meritocratic sporting excellence or just algorithmic celebrity power? | Jonathan Liew
This long-awaited fight is happening exactly as intended: at the sweet spot where commercial potential meets a genuine absence of jeopardy
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Severed hands, crushed bones and a ‘monstrous mermaid with sharp teeth’: Reece Shearsmith on his dark obsessions
The League of Gentlemen and Inside No 9 co-creator has always displayed a sense of gothic unease, and his new book combines myth, memoir – and his own disquieting drawings
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‘Those memories are ours and no verdict changes that’: Manchester City fans’ views
While most supporters seem to want to get behind the club regardless, some fear the actions of the owners will divide the fanbase
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Laos footballer arrested in connection with alleged match-fixing for betting syndicate
Laos’ national football federation have referred Soukphachan Lueanthala, who is accused of helping a betting syndicate during the summer’s Asean Championship, to the country’s...
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You be the judge: my friend and I bought a tent but she’s moved away. Who owns it now?
Ava shared the initial cost but Ruth has forked out for repairs. You decide who’s on the wrong side of this in-tents debate?
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Why early-season data points to Premiership style shift
Underlying numbers from the start of the Scottish Premiership season suggest a refreshed approach could be taking hold across the league.
Business
Tesco lifts profit forecast and says consumer confidence is resilient
Sales rise 2% to £33.8bn in the past six months, helped by strong trade online Business live – latest updates Tesco has raised its annual profit forecast as the supermarket...
British consulate in East Jerusalem will stay open as UK mission, says Ed Miliband
Foreign secretary says former consulate general will remain independent, operational and serving Palestinian people The foreign secretary, Ed Miliband, has said Britain’s...
F1 heat hazard declared for fourth time this season
The Singapore Grand Prix has been declared a heat-hazard race, the second weekend in a row that the designation has been used in Formula 1 and the fourth time this year.
Politics
Ministers urge ATO to reverse credit card ban amid growing backlash from small businesses
Business owners who use credit card payments as cashflow tool need ‘clear, consistent approach’, chamber of commerce says
Entertainment
Why are we so obsessed with the ‘90s?
It was time when IRL was the only life. Now a new exhibition at London’s Tate Britain explores the gritty, DIY creative spirit of the ’90s.
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Agate Head / Stone Soup by Patricia Lockwood review – a gem of a collection
Inspired by stones and metals, the memoirist and novelist’s first poetry collection for more than a decade is charming, whimsical and intimate
Politics
UK’s military needs to focus spending on domestic defence, not overseas missions – report
Exclusive: Thinktank says Britain’s drive towards global commitments is symptom of ‘outdated foreign policy’ The UK’s military is too focused on global commitments at the...
A few inches – and a fan’s arms -- separated Anthony Volpe from October heroics. Instead, the Yankees are swept by Tampa
Anthony Volpe thought he’d hit the game-tying home run as the Yankees tried to stave off elimination. But fan interference helped send New York home as Tampa sweeps.