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Well, if Thursday night proved anything - it was that you cannot predict any outcome in this league.

Scottish Green MSP Q Manivannan has been allowed to continue living and working in the UK.

Two Bulgarian siblings who assaulted girls during an incident in Dundee last year have been sentenced, with one being put on the sex offenders register.

McLaren has confirmed that its 750S will end production next year, completing a decade-long run of supercars.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been granted £302,000 in compensation after the lease on his former Royal Lodge home in Windsor was officially surrendered.

Data storage firm Snowflake has said a cybersecurity breach at Asos was not caused by a vulnerability or flaw with its platform.

A refusal by the British government to drop Supreme Court action in the case of murdered GAA official Sean Brown has been branded “shameful” by his daughter.

The third episode of The Celebrity Traitors saw a peak audience of 10.3 million people tune in to watch Richard E Grant be banished from the castle.

Complaints about “robo calls” that use an automated voice to potentially trick people into joining WhatsApp groups or sharing personal information have spiked in recent months, the UK’s data watchdog has warned.

Bayern Munich sporting director Christoph Freund insisted there has been no significant change in contract talks with Harry Kane but said he is “very positive” about discussions with the England captain.

Non-compete clauses which create barriers for start-up firms looking to hire will be prevented under new legislation, Andy Burnham has revealed, in a bid to boost UK innovation.

Sixteen kilometres is a long way to row for your refreshments, but Portadown Boat Club’s Marascull 2026 offered more than enough incentive: calm water, strong competition and the promise of a warm welcome at the finish.

Manchester City head coach Enzo Maresca rejected suggestions the club’s achievements have been tainted after they were found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League financial rules.

After months of teasers, Jaguar’s Type 01 has finally been revealed.

Russian strikes have killed two people and injured five more across Ukraine, officials said, as Kyiv struggles to counter escalating Russian bombardments that have killed more than 50 people over the past three days.

George Russell set the pace in the sole practice session at the Singapore Grand Prix.

IRISH WHISKEY AWARDS This year’s Irish Whiskey Awards will take place in McConnell’s Distillery on Thursday December 3 - the first time the flagship event in the Irish whisky calendar has come to Belfast.

Former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany said he remains “proud” of his achievements with the club despite them being found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League financial rules.

The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to former UN human rights chief Navanethem “Navi” Pillay for her efforts to promote peace and international law.

Everton’s owners have put the club up for sale after less than two years in charge to plunge the club into another period of uncertainty.

The world of investing can seem daunting, particularly when you’re faced with unfamiliar financial jargon and terminology.

Former Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany said he remains “proud” of the club’s achievements during his time there despite the club being found guilty of more than 100 breaches of Premier League financial rules.

Former The Fray star Isaac Slade and American Idol contestant Brooks Rosser have joined Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour.

A “striking and personal” self-portrait by David Bowie is expected to sell for up to £55,000 after coming to auction for the first time.

Zack Polanski insisted he will carry on as Green leader despite failing to win a seat in Parliament as the fallout continued from the party conference backing a motion declaring Zionism is racism.

Richard E Grant knew he would be banished from The Celebrity Traitors because hardly any of the other players would look him in the eye before the roundtable.

African mobile payments business Airtel Money has made a steady start to trading as it kicked off its £5.3 billion stock market debut in what marks the biggest London listing for five years.

Everton’s owners have put the club up for sale less than two years after acquiring a controlling interest in the club.

A US federal immigration officer has shot a Dominican man in the neck as he drove in a car with a five-year-old boy in New York City, officials said.

Less than a generation ago, football was seen as a male sport that was rarely played by women and girls.

Love Island star Georgia Steel is expecting her first baby with footballer fiance Harry Clarke.

Ten people have died after a riot broke out during family visiting hours at a prison in the violence-plagued state of Sinaloa in north-western Mexico, authorities said.

Scott Brown has called for Celtic’s outspoken players to stop giving ammunition to the “vultures” feasting on their troubles.

Derry City skipper Michael Duffy insists that interim boss Mark Connolly has been a positive influence ahead of Saturday afternoon’s Club Orange FAI Cup semi-final trip to Galway United.

Around three in 10 home insurance claims are rejected by home insurance providers, according to data from the Financial Conduct Authority.

Shark attack survivor Mel Ismail has revealed how the predator that severed his leg seemed to wink at him as he jabbed at its eye in a bid to fight it off.

Whether it’s the result of a late night, an early morning or simply a bad night’s sleep, tiredness has a habit of showing itself sometimes before you even feel it – and there’s a reason for that.

A popular BBC programme showcasing what are described as the best houses in Northern Ireland has been cancelled, according to sources.

The official recommendation that pupils and teachers should “wear more clothes” in an attempt to cut heating bills in our schools will cause considerable alarm among parents, and represents a shocking indictment of our existing structures.

Around 45,000 homes and businesses are facing a flood risk this winter as forecasters predict turbulent weather and increased downpours.

History is a word that Belnaleck boss Daniel Kille uses on a few occasions.

The Belfast International Horror Festival (BIHF) is set to return for its seventh year with a programme featuring the Irish premiere of Onslaught, the latest film from director Adam Wingard (You’re Next, The Guest).

You can recognise John Steinbeck’s brilliance without finding his works hugely enjoyable.

The cost of a new digital records system for the Northern Ireland health service is “spiralling out of control” with an extra £20m demanded this year, an MLA has said.

The PSNI has abandoned its ‘neither confirm nor deny’ position over whether a pseudonym used by Newry native Peter Keeley relates to a state agent.

Rock stand on the verge of a historic breakthrough, 60 minutes away from a first ever intermediate championship title and promotion to senior football, and a small rural community is buzzing ahead of Sunday’s Connolly’s of Moy Tyrone IFC clash with Pomero…

SHOULD we be surprised at the resurrection of the Drumcree issue and everything that has, and might still, follow from that?

SPEAKING at a meeting of the North Antrim Unionist Association in Ballymoney yesterday, the Right Hon Hugh O’Neill, MP, referring to the boundary problem, said that he hoped and believed a new and better era was in store, and also that the relations betwe…

Belfast post-punks St Vitus Dance are playing a very special show at the Ulster Sports Club tomorrow night.

As a rugged centre-half in his playing days, Larne manager Gary Haveron admits he fears developing dementia as he gets older.