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First-half goals from Bruno Guimarães and Anthony Gordon gave them a 2-1 win as 10-a-side Burnley moved closer to elimination with a sixth straight defeat.The Newcastle captain took the lead with a stunning first goal from a corner kick, before Lucas Pires’ red-card tackle left Burnley with one man down. Leslie Ugochukwu’s inexplicable handball in the box was penalized after a VAR review, and Gordon was able to convert the first of the two penalties awarded by VAR into a handball, but Jeanne Fleming’s late spot-kick was not enough for the Clarets to score. image: Newcastle United’s Bruno Guimarães raises…

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England begin their World Cup matches in Dallas, taking on Croatia at 9pm UK time, while Scotland face Haiti at 2am UK time.Thomas Tuchel’s side would have preferred Toronto to be chosen as the venue for the opening game given the proximity of the second and third group games, but after FIFA’s Saturday schedule announcement, it will now begin in Texas on June 17. England then face Ghana in Boston on June 23rd with a 9pm BST kick-off, before completing their Group L match against Panama on June 27th with a 10pm kick-off between New York and New Jersey. england…

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A year after being forced out of Intel, Pat Gelsinger is still in the middle of the semiconductor wars, waking up at 4 a.m. just because the battlefield has changed. He is currently a general partner at venture firm Playground Global, working with 10 startups. But one portfolio company has really caught his attention. xLight, a semiconductor startup, announced last Monday that it had signed a tentative contract with the U.S. Department of Commerce for up to $150 million, with the government set to become a significant shareholder. This is a nice feather in the cap for Gelsinger, who spent…

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london — Buckingham Palace on Saturday unveiled King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s official 2025 Christmas card, featuring a photo taken to mark the couple’s 20th wedding anniversary earlier this year. The photo was taken by royal photographer Chris Jackson in April 2025 during the couple’s state visit in the sunny grounds of Villa Walkonski, the British ambassador’s residence in Rome. Prince Charles, 77, wore a blue pinstripe suit and stood arm in arm with his wife Camilla, 78, who wore a white and beige coat dress and brooch by London-based couturier Anna Valentine, the palace said. The message inside…

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Where do Slot and Salah go from here? Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Highlights from the Premier League clash between Leeds and Liverpool. If the situation seemed bad at full-time, it is surely now in a state of near disrepair. Arne Slot made a statement by leaving Mohamed Salah on the bench for the third game in a row, a 3-3 draw with Leeds, choosing to let him watch the entire game from the sideline. Salah, who has been criticised by Jamie Carragher for only speaking in the media when it suits him, felt he…

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When it comes to managing your household finances, you may feel like you have to do everything you can to get the most benefits from your credit cards, pay the least amount of taxes, get the best returns on your investments, and get the most interest on your savings. When you feel this kind of pressure, it’s best to be honest and overcome it, says Christine Benz, director of personal finance and retirement at Morningstar and author of How to Retire. “There’s an optimization mindset in the (financial) industry,” she told CNBC Make It. “If you’re just learning and getting…

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Manchester City capitalized on Arsenal’s recent missteps to beat Sunderland 3-0 at the Etihad and close the gap at the top of the Premier League to two points.The league leaders lost in the early hours of kick-off to Emiliano Buendia’s 95th-minute winner at Villa Park, but the door remained open and gave Josep Guardiola’s side all the impetus they needed to properly reinvigorate their title contention. After an effective first half, Ruben Dias scored a superb opener from on target, and fellow centre-back Josko Gvardiol rose to the top after Phil Foden’s inswinging corner, giving City a two-goal lead with…

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Research shows that what we eat, how we move our bodies, and even who we form relationships with are all important factors in longevity. But genetics and luck also have a big impact on longevity.With so much advice floating around about how to get and stay healthy, especially on social media, it can be hard to know where to start. Dr. Petter Attia, a physician and researcher who studies longevity medicine, recently led a masterclass series called “The Science of Longer, Better Lives.” In each episode of the series, Atia will show you how to create your own personal “longevity…

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The number of children dying under the age of five is expected to rise for the first time this century due to deep cuts in global health funding by high-income countries, according to a new report from the Gates Foundation. Child mortality worldwide is projected to reach an estimated 4.8 million in 2025, an increase of 200,000 preventable deaths compared to last year, the Gates Foundation said in its new Goalkeepers report, which tracks global progress towards the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals. This represents a reversal of decades of global health progress, given that child mortality rates have declined every…

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Tierno Barry scored his first goal for Everton as the Toffees beat Nottingham Forest 3-0 at the Hill Dickinson Stadium with their fourth win in five games, moving them into fifth place in the Premier League.In fact, Everton had lost two of their last three home games, but David Moyes’ side were saved midway through by Nikola Milenkovic’s own goal just 1 minute 22 seconds later. The decisive moment of the game came in first-half stoppage time, when Forest looked to equalize, but Everton fought back through Iliman Ndiay’s pace, feeding Barry in space in the box, and the striker…

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