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Prime Video's 'Batman: Caped Crusader' Season 2 has introduced a chilling, stoic iteration of the Joker played by Matthew Needham, sending fans and critics into widespread debate over his terrifying new look and silent menace.
Celtic will face Austrian champions LASK in the UEFA Champions League play-off round, with the first leg taking place at Celtic Park in August.
Tomás Albornoz’s pending misconduct case has turned Argentina’s Test against South Africa into a public examination of the Pumas’ discipline.
Ferrari enters Formula 1's summer break second in the constructors' championship after a clear mid-season recovery. Fred Vasseur says the team must sustain its race-by-race upgrade rate, improve its power unit and stop strong weekends slipping away through execution errors.
Motown icon Martha Reeves went viral following a shaky national anthem rendition at the inauguration of the Women’s Pro Baseball League in Springfield, Illinois.
NS&I has confirmed that the August 2026 Premium Bonds draw will take place on Monday, August 3, because the first of the month fell on a weekend. Jackpot winners will be announced on Monday, with full prize checker results following on Tuesday, August 4.
Oleksandr Usyk congratulated Anthony Joshua following his dramatic second-round knockout win over Kristian Prenga and predicted a stoppage victory for Joshua in a potential clash with Tyson Fury.
Ten fire crews are fighting a 40-acre crop blaze in Woodham Ferrers, Essex, as massive smoke plumes billow toward Chelmsford.
Juventus and PSG have reportedly agreed a loan deal that can become permanent for Randal Kolo Muani. A Turin medical is expected on 30 July, while the final package could reach €50 million.
Nicki Chapman says she still struggles with concentration, reading and retaining scripts seven years after surgery removed a benign brain tumour.
Oscar-winning Irish musician Glen Hansard has died aged 56 after a single-vehicle motorcycle crash in Lucan, west Dublin. Gardaí are investigating and appealing for witnesses and camera footage.
The IOPC is investigating Lincolnshire Police for potential gross misconduct after two injured toddlers needed hospital treatment following delayed welfare responses in Kirton.
