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Coventry City v Newcastle United: Premier League

As for Newcastle, they’ve gone for solidity in midfield and a centre-forward in the no 10 position. That makes me think they’ll be relying on their full-backs and wingers for creativity and, good players though Miley and Hall are, I’d like a bit more quality in attacking areas. I can see Coventry being able to frustrate them, unless Barnes has a good night or Fernandez-Pardo is now acclimatised to the league.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Edith Owen's Ravenseat business and 'firing' sister

Amanda Owen's daughter Edith has marked a significant achievement on the farm. The Yorkshire Shepherdess resides and operates at Ravenseat Farm alongside her former husband, Clive, and their nine children. Their initial documentary programme, Our Yorkshire Farm, launched on Channel 5 in 2018, and has subsequently emerged as amongst the channel's most watched shows.

Sarah Ferguson hit with 2 devastating new blows after Andrew's court win

Sarah Ferguson has been dealt two fresh blows as of late, as her fall from glory continues. The former Duchess of York hasn't been seen much in 2026, apart from a few times in Europe. She has been keeping a low profile since the Jeffrey Epstein scandal involving her and her ex-husband, the former Prince Andrew. Fergie suffered several public blows after her relationship with convicted paedophile Epstein came to light, including being dropped from charity positions and being evicted from Royal Lodge.

Education. It’s Ours

Higher education has long been treated as a marketplace rather than a public service. My union is launching a campaign to reclaim it.

Horror blaze that killed two sisters caused by candles in flat below

A devastating fire that killed two sisters almost three years ago was caused by candles in the flat below, an official report has determined.

No joke! Edinburgh residents demand crackdown on statue traffic cones

Residents in Edinburgh's Old Town have called for 'eye-sore' traffic cones to be removed from monuments in the city centre.

Strictly Come Dancing fans 'gutted' as star forced to withdraw from live show

Strictly Come Dancing fans have shared their heartbreak after the news that star Delta Goodrem will be sitting out the upcoming live show. The Eurovision performer achieved the series' first nine during her week three routine with partner Kai Widdrington, as they delivered a Salsa to a medley of Always There by Jocelyn Brown and Ain't Nobody by Chaka Khan. Nevertheless, it has now been announced that she will not be returning for Saturday's programme, owing to an injury. Ellie Taylor broke the news on spin-off It Takes Two on Monday, October 12, revealing that a Strictly spokesperson stated: "Due to injury, Delta Goodrem has been advised by doctors to rest and, as a result, will not dance on this weekend's Strictly Come Dancing. In line with the rules of the show, Delta and Kai will receive a bye through to next week when it is hoped they will be able to dance again. We wish Delta the very best as she continues her recovery."

Christian Horner: ‘Not all teams act that way. You don’t see the same brutality as when I left’

The 52-year-old reflects on the pain of being sacked after two decades turning Red Bull into an F1 powerhouse, questioning his purpose in life and dealing with panic attacks

Democrats rebuke federal raid of Ilhan Omar’s home: ‘rogue abuse of power’

Top House Democrats question the ‘corrupt weaponization’ of federal government against Trump’s adversaries

Reform's 'lethal force' on small boats targets desperate human lives

Kurdish Syrian family: Wadir Sale, his wife Amal, son Abdul and son Wassim, in their makeshift camp in Calais(Image: PHILIP COBURN)

unpeople: 'we can't help but care about every detail'

There’s something immediately likeable about unpeople. Four musicians united by a love of what they do, a passion for the stage and an almost obsessive commitment to getting every detail right, they’re a band who can hold their own on any bill. They may have shared the stage with Metallica early on - and since made their mark on the festival circuit - but their debut album, we are unpeople (out October 9 via Sharptone), proves they’re capable of far more than simply filling a support slot.

'Chilling masterpiece' horror leaves BBC fans disturbed

A "chilling" horror film about a serial killer now streaming for free dubbed a 'masterpiece' by fans is keeping viewers on the edge of their seat. BBC viewers can now discover the title which has also been described as a cross between Netflix series Mindhunter and Oscar winning movie Silence of the Lambs.