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❤️ Oh my gosh. I genuinely can't believe it!!! £320,000 raised by @GBNEWS viewers in a few hours for homeless military veterans. Never seen anything like it! Thank you everyone. This shows what the priorities of the British public really are!!!
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EU member states have paid more than €238 billion to Russia for oil and gas since the war in Ukraine began in February 2022.
Trump going to Putin for diesel looks ‘desperate’ – former US Ambassador to Nato
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🚨 Real Madrid are interested in Bournemouth midfielder, Alex Scott (23). @latigoserrano 🏴
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He may be from a different country but today, he’s from a different planet.
(John Motson on Darius Jackie Dziekanowski v Leicester FA CUP 3rd round 1992)
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ON THIS MATCHDAY 1992 A belter of an opening day as City & Portsmouth share a 3-3 draw at Ashton Gate. Pompey's Alan Knight is given no chance by Jackie Dziekanowski's 3rd minute volley, Gary Shelton battles with Chris Burns & Andy Cole & Leroy Rosenior go in search of a winner
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'He was maybe young in years but in experience and quality he was top class'
Joe Jordan on playing alongside Franco Baresi.
The AC Milan and Italy great has died at the age of 66.
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Sad news from Italy as Franco Baresi has passed away this morning at 66 years old.
An absolute legend of the game with AC Milan and Italy, marking an era for different generations.
Thoughts and prayers with the family and the friends.
Rest in peace, Franco. ❤️🕊️
True story 🙌🏻
If England somehow manage to beat Mexico with just 10 men in this tumultuous match and bear pit atmosphere, it will be one of the most magnificent performances in their history.
#ENGMEX
It’s nothing new, It’s always has been the case. It’s called the “Peace Dividend”.
It’s just been the generational negligence of successive governments that has led to this, with an incompetent MOD central to it. The UK must reinvest in its armed forces.
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Escape to Victory (1981) is a gloriously weird, star-studded blend of Hollywood and football royalty.
Sir Michael Caine said he took the part mainly to work with Pelé, whom he saw as a legend. Pelé agreed to do the famous bicycle kick just once, and once was enough.
From a Bristol City fan. Absolutely brilliant. Football needs more of this. How to galvanise a fan base 🏆🙌🏻
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Thank you ❤️
#VEDAY
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Its V-E day so take a minute to remember those who fought and died for our freedoms
We shall not forget. 🇬🇧🇬🇧
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Someone has just placed ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND pounds on I Am Maximus to win the Grand National 😳
#ITVRacing

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