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Meetmebythesea gives McManus a first Paddy Power Gold Cup
Meetmebythesea, sent off as 2-1 favourite, won the Paddy Power Gold Cup at Cheltenham for owner JP McManus, with jockey Harry Cobden steering the horse to victory by two and a half lengths.
Another record for Jeremiah Smith: Ohio State star WR breaks Big Ten all-time receiving yards mark
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith broke the Big Ten’s all-time receiving yards record on Saturday, surpassing a mark that had stood for 23 years.
Eddie Jones warns England: You were very good against my Japan, but All Blacks will be ‘violent’ next week after Wales loss
England defeated Japan 78-15 on Saturday as former coach Eddie Jones warned the All Blacks will play violently next week after New Zealand’s shock loss to Wales.
Washington Spirit clinch third consecutive trip to NWSL Championship with win over Utah Royals
Washington Spirit defeated Utah Royals 2-1 to advance to the NWSL Championship for a third consecutive year after rallying from an early deficit at home.
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The Rev Ian Gregory obituary
Rev Ian Gregory, a former journalist and church minister who launched the Polite Society campaign in the 1980s, has died aged 93. He was known for his progressive approach to Christian ministry and his work in broadcast journalism.
‘A beacon of peace’: London’s oldest mosque celebrates centenary
London’s Fazl Mosque, home to the UK’s Ahmadiyya Muslim community, marks its centenary after opening a century ago as the city’s first mosque. The institution has served multiple roles including as an air raid shelter and vaccination center while emphasizing community engagement and interfaith dialogue.
Pope will not need further cancer treatment, doctors say
Pope Leo will not require further cancer treatment following lung surgery, doctors said, after confirming the tumor had not spread beyond the lungs.
Treasury Department announces new Series I bond rate of 5.51% for the next six months
The U.S. Treasury announced Series I bonds will pay 5.51% annual interest from November through April, up from the prior rate, with the fixed portion reaching its highest level since 2006.
The Trump administration wants to give married parents money to stay at home. Will it be enough?
The Trump administration is considering a program to pay married parents $9,000 annually to stay home, raising questions about whether the amount would suffice and whether it adequately addresses diverse family needs.
A gift to scammers: why you should probably keep your birthday a secret
Cybersecurity experts warn that dates of birth shared during online sign-ups can be exploited by scammers when combined with other breached personal information to facilitate fraud and identity theft.
These Senate races may help determine the fate of Social Security
Nine Senate races emerging as pivotal contests where candidates have outlined differing approaches to addressing Social Security’s long-term solvency before potential benefit cuts loom in 2032.
Nationwide launches savings account with ‘market leading’ 5.3% interest
Nationwide building society launched a savings account offering 5.3% fixed interest exclusively to its 19 million members, available in a 30-month term with deposits from £1 to £10,000.
Many workers lose unused FSA money — but could still come out ahead. Here’s how
About 40% of workers with health FSAs forfeited unused money in 2024, averaging $404 per account. However, even those who lose money may still benefit financially compared to using after-tax dollars.
‘Free grand piano’: the scam playing on music lovers’ heartstrings
A scam targeting music lovers offers free grand pianos via email, requesting upfront payment for delivery that never occurs, depriving victims of hundreds of pounds.
How a chat with ‘auntie’ helped a young worker bag free money in a UK pensions scheme
A 20-year-old joined his workplace pension early after advice from his aunt, a pensions expert, gaining £8,000 in contributions and employer matching despite £2,000 in personal payments.
How much you can make in 2027 and still pay 0% capital gains tax
The IRS has released 2027 capital gains tax brackets that allow married couples to earn over six figures while paying 0% federal tax on long-term investment gains under certain income thresholds.