Saudi-Based Ivan Toney Recalled To England Squad By Thomas Tuchel

Ivan Toney on Friday earned a surprise recall to Thomas Tuchel's England squad for internationals against Andorra and Senegal. It is a first call-up for the 29-year-old since he left Brentford to join Saudi Arabian club Al-Ahli last August. Toney,...

Spotify: The Ultimate Guide

Believe it or not, Spotify was one of the first streaming music services that offered more than just a personalized radio service, like Pandora. It actually launched in 2008, ahead of YouTube Music (or Google Play Music), Apple Music, Amazon...

Spain set to get steepest downhill alpine coaster ride in whole of Europe

Friday, 25 July 2025, 15:22 Compartir The president of the regional government of Aragon in northern Spain, Jorge Azcón, took part this week in the laying of the first ceremonial stone for what will be Europe's steepest mountain slide ride. The...

Why Marcus Rashford is missing as Thomas Tuchel makes Ollie Watkins England decision

Ivan Toney has earned a recall to the England squad for forthcoming games against Andorra and Senegal, with Trevoh Chalobah handed a maiden call-up. Toney has not represented his country since Euro 2024 following his move to Saudi Arabian side...

Thomas Tuchel demands more ‘defensive discipline’ from Trent Alexander-Arnold

Alexander-Arnold has been named in Tuchel’s squad for the upcoming games against Andorra and Senegal, having been injured for the March camp. But the German has already strongly marked the right-back’s card ahead of his protracted transfer to Real...

Zelensky’s threats cannot force Hungary to back Ukraine’s EU bid — foreign minister

BUDAPEST, July 22. /TASS/. Hungary will not support Ukraine joining the European Union despite threats from Vladimir Zelensky, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto stated in response to journalists’ questions about...

'Aggressive and opportunistic' – Elisa Longo Borghini ready to start turning the corner on nightmare run at Tour de France Femmes

The last two editions of the Giro d’Italia Women have been a dream come true for Elisa Longo Borghini, but the rider who has now claimed the maglia rosa for two years running can’t say the same of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. “The Tour de...

'So crowded': Tourists overwhelm travel hotspots

The downside of excessive tourism is being laid bare, with a travel company revealing how a surge in travel is pushing some destinations to the edge. Go2Africa said global travel almost recovered to the levels prior to the global COVID-19 pandemic...

‘The border guard declared our passports as fake – he said he’d never heard of Jersey’

Jersey businessman Dave Chalk is hooked on a fun and challenging type of journey, one that is similar to the Race Around the World TV format, and one that has led to him launching a fundraising challenge, the JET Jaunt, in aid of Jersey Employment...

UAE ranked safest country in the world in 2025 mid-year review

The UAE has once again clinched the top spot in a ranking of safest countries in the world. According to the 'Safety Index by Country 2025 Mid-Year' by Numbeo, a crowd-sourced online database, the UAE logged 85.2 points. The UAE was followed by...

UAE ranked safest country in the world, again

In the 2025 midyear global safety index, the United Arab Emirates was ranked the safest country in the world once again. A title it’s becoming well known for. Whether you’ve lived here for years or are visiting for the first time, it’s easy to...

Jude Bellingham goes under the knife for shoulder surgery after TWO YEARS of playing in pain 'with a sling' - but now faces a long time out injured

By ADAM POGRUND Published: 09:28 EDT, 18 July 2025 | Updated: 11:11 EDT, 18 July 2025 Jude Bellingham is expected to be sidelined for months after finally undergoing shoulder surgery having spent two years playing through the pain barrier. The...

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<p>Jorge Martin had made up his mind. </p>

Jorge Martin had made up his mind. The reigning MotoGP champion didn’t want to ride for Aprilia. He wanted to ride for Honda. And he would do whatever was necessary to sever ties with the former so he could sign with the latter, contracts, public...

AI Watch: Global regulatory tracker - European Union - Update

The EU introduces the pioneering EU AI Act, aiming to become a global hub for human-centric, trustworthy AI. Laws/Regulations directly regulating AI (the “AI Regulations”) The primary legislative framework for regulating AI in the EU is the EU AI...

From game to reality: How a blackout across Europe reinforced the urgency of resilience planning

On April 28, millions across Spain, Portugal, Andorra, and southern France were caught off guard by one of the largest blackouts in recent European history. Even though it happened during the day and the streets stayed bright, the sudden loss of...

Do more for the sea: Exhibition for charity

Meliton Jardin will host the exhibition by the Artists Circle to help fundraise for marine protection. Photo Credit Facebook Meliton Jardin. The Marina Alta is connected with the sea, its abundance allows communities to thrive, its beauty drives...

Where to get ice cream, cold treats in Pensacola area: 25 sweet spots

The Pensacola area is filled with sweet treats to try this summer, ranging from creamy artisanal gelato to cold shaved ice. A few Pensacola area favorites include Lamonte Gelato, Fannie Lou's Ice Cream, Wild Honey Frozen Yogurt, Vampire Penguin...

EUROTRASH: Pogi’s Domination Better Than Ever

Tadej Pogacar is dominating in France – the time gaps to prove it, Zoe Bäckstedt did the same in Belgium and Jarno Widar absolutely destroyed the competition in Italy. We have all the latest results, news, statistics and more in today’s EuroTrash...

Why southern Europeans live so long

The Calle de Jordán, a short street in central Madrid, encompasses the entire cycle of human life. On one block is a fertility clinic, an increasingly common sight in a country obsessed by its shortage of babies. A block further down is a day...