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Dan Burn’s role at Newcastle United is set to change under new manager Matthias Jaissle, with the club captain reportedly facing a reduced playing part as his contract approaches its expiry next summer. The 34-year-old defender is currently sidelined by an ankle injury and is not expected to return to a prominent position in the first team once he is fit again. Burn made 44 appearances for Newcastle last season, operating at both left-back and centre-back. However, his prospects have altered as Sven Botman and Malick Thiaw have established themselves as the preferred central defensive pairing. Fabian Schar has also…

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A flash flood warning was in effect across the Philadelphia area on Sunday morning as torrential rain and lightning swept through the region, threatening to disrupt preparations for the Philadelphia Eagles’ season opener. The National Weather Service issued the warning until noon for Philadelphia, Trenton, Levittown and surrounding areas of South Jersey and Delaware County. Heavy downpours caused localised flooding on roads, while nearly an inch of rain was reported in parts of the Lehigh Valley. The heaviest rain was moving east, but intense showers were expected to continue for a further one to two hours across Philadelphia, Delaware, Salem,…

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Johanna Griggs, the longtime Better Homes and Gardens host and former Olympic swimmer, has announced the death of her mother, Leigh. The Seven star shared the news on Instagram on Sunday, describing her mother as the family’s “beautiful matriarch” and “fearless leader”. “Early this morning our beautiful matriarch passed away,” Griggs wrote. “She was our fearless leader. Our guiding light. Our voice of reason. Our inspiration.” Griggs said Leigh had given the family its values and principles, while teaching them “the difference between what’s right and wrong” and to stand up for both. She remembered her mother as “beautiful, loving,…

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A suspect was arrested after allegedly stealing a US Postal Service mail truck in Chicago’s Loop and leading police on a brief chase on Saturday evening. Chicago Police Department officers were called to the 1100 block of South State Street at about 7.51pm after a postal worker reported that the vehicle had been taken while they were delivering mail. Police said the suspect climbed into the unattended truck and drove away. Officers later located it and attempted to stop the vehicle, but the driver continued on, allegedly sideswiping another car in traffic. The truck was spotted again a short time…

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The 2026 midterm elections are increasingly being viewed as a referendum on Donald Trump, with Democrats currently projected to take control of the US House of Representatives, according to a new poll and seat model. The model estimates that Democrats would win 228 of the House’s 435 seats, giving them a majority over the 218 required. The projected range extends into the high 230s, although the lower end falls to 215 seats, leaving Republicans with a possible route to retain their narrow majority. Trump is weighing heavily on voters’ choices, with Republicans and Democrats alike treating his presidency as a…

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