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FC Porto 2-0 FC Vizela

FC Porto have secured second place for another week with a 2-0 victory at home to Vizela as they hunt down league-leaders Benfica in defence of the Primeira Liga title.

The Dragons were made to wait until the 41st minute to break the deadlock, bagged by the ever-impressive Pepê before the half-time interval.

The wait for the second promised to be just as excruciating, however, as Mehdi Taremi, with four minutes of normal time left, put the game to bed... Читать дальше...

A 23-year-old woman from Jackson County, Michigan died suddenly of an unknown cause. “Dinverno, Sophia Maureen Of Grass Lake, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, January 17, 2023 at the age of 23,” her obituary reads. Dinverno’s cause of death is still under investigation. Sophia Dinverno was an enthusiastic athlete and dancer who also had a…

Pat Cullen, the General Secretary of the Royal College of Nursing comments on Rishi Sunak's refusal to listen to the demands of nurses causing further strikes.

BRITAIN’S biggest family were back on our TV screens tonight, with the fifth episode of the third series of their hit show, 22 Kids & Counting.

NICOLA Peltz fell out with advisers in the run-up to her nuptials with Brooklyn Beckham.

CURRY addicts can make healthy “fakeaway” dinners in their slow cooker that won’t break the household budget.

POLICING Just Stop Oil protests cost Britain’s biggest force £7.5million in just nine weeks, it emerged yesterday.

A MADE in Chelsea star has been blasted for closing two vegan restaurants 18 months after opening.

DRIVING into football’s unlikely new hotbed, you are greeted with 3ft-high letters on a pub roof reminiscent of the famous Hollywood sign – but this time reading “Wrexham”.

SO-called healthy M&S vegan meals have been found to contain nearly ten times more sugar than meat-based alternatives.

A TOWER of London Beefeater has been fired for sending a “racist joke” to colleagues in a Whats­­-App chat.

AROUND 80 holidaymakers had their motors “stolen” after leaving them with an airport meet and greet car firm.

PUB bosses fear they could have to hire “banter bouncers” to police boozy chats under proposed laws.