The Blues had been looking good value for a draw until their goalkeeper Filip Jorgensen made a howler, which opened the door for the Champions League holders to all but end the tie ...

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The government has revealed the first three V-level qualifications to be offered from September next year. Young people will ...

A lack of increase in state funding for higher education has influenced Lincoln University to raise tuition and residential ...

Mount Holly Springs borough council defeated one member's motion to pull out of the agreement enabling its police to add immigration enforcement to their regular patrol duties.

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Canada star speaks to FIFA about his incredible journey from struggling to impress seventh-tier English clubs to preparing for a World Cup.

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