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Toney won his first senior England call-up for the last international window before the World Cup, only to miss out on a Three Lions debut.

1. Polls put Lula on brink of comeback victory over Bolsonaro in Brazil  The Guardian
2. Why the West fears Bolsonaro  The Independent
3. Brazil election results: Lula eyes knockout blow on Bolsonaro  The Times
4. Lula may clinch Brazil election on Sunday, final polls show  Reuters Canada
5. Brazil holds historic election with Lula against Bolsonaro  The Independent
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Indonesia: At least 174 dead in football stampede [www.bbc.co.uk]

Awful. Can’t imagine going to a game and that happening

WARNING - GRAPHIC IMAGES: The dad-of-two has undergone facial reconstruction surgery as a result of the horrifying assault after being left with a fractured jaw and shattered eye socket

The UK had low rankings for gross pension replacement rate, the percentage of income of older people compared to the average wage and the rate of old-age income poverty.

"In recent weeks, intensive talks, with the mediation of a regional country were held for the release of Iranian and American prisoners," the semi-official news agency said, not specifying which country was the mediator. It also said that "Billions of dollars of Iran's frozen assets because of the U.S. sanctions will be released soon."

Max Verstappen has it all to do as he attempts to win the Formula One world championship today.

TRS sources had earlier said Rao, also known as KCR, is contemplating entry into national politics with the launch of a national party. His office had also stated in September that "very soon, the formation of a national party and formulation of its (national party) policies will take place".

At least 174 people have died in Indonesia following riots at a football match.

The Taliban caretaker administration’s Central Bank of Afghanistan announced that an auction to sell $10 million will take place on Sunday. To maintain the Afghani currency’s purchasing power in relation to the US dollar, the Central Bank of the Taliban’s caretaker administration has organized an auction for Sunday, October 2, in which it will sell approximately […]

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As a community owned football club, Exeter City Community Trust is proud to work with partners across the community to deliver our female football pathway here in Exeter.

18-year-old Jack Burnell-Williams, who walked with Queen Elizabeth II's coffin during her funeral, has died.

Susannah Cleverly has opened up about her ongoing battle with breast cancer as she urged other women to "know your body" and check for symptoms.

There is fury in the Tory Party that Liz Truss has not backed down on her tax cut plans

The French full-back has gone down in United's history as a club legend after spending nine years of his career in Manchester and winning countless trophies with the Red Devils.

Deepender Hooda, Syed Naseer Hussain and Gourav Vallabh have resigned as Congress spokespersons to campaign for Mallikarjun Kharge.

Sir Mo Farah was forced to pull out of the London Marathon due to a hip injury, but has vowed to return next year and Eliud Kipchoge believes the 39-year-old "has a lot more to give"

Kris Pace, expert at Circuit Society, a London-based fitness brand, revealed which exercises you should turn to depending on your age and your motivation.

Bosnians go to the polls on Sunday to choose the country's new collective presidency and lawmakers at national, regional and local levels, deciding between long-entrenched nationalist parties and reformists focused on the economy.

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A total of 164 feature films will play at this year’s London Film Festival, alongside an abundance of shorts, TV series and an expanded program of XR (extended reality) works — and that’s in a comparatively slimmed-down era of curation for a public-facing festival that has long aimed to bring the best of the global […]

Another 38 people living in Malta irregularly were rounded up by the police and officers from the Detention Services on...