English football faces strain between money and fans’ needs, says report
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English football faces strain between money and fans’ needs, says report
Tuchel searching for England’s missing joy after failing to spark listless players
US orders non-essential embassy staff out of Iraq amid growing Middle East tensions
Israeli forces kill at least 60 Palestinians seeking food in Gaza, health officials say
Australian government downplays ‘natural’ decision by Pentagon to review Aukus defence pact
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