Araújo's emotional Super Cup win after mental health break
Ronald Araújo returns from a 47-day mental health break to help Barcelona secure a dramatic 3-2 Spanish Super Cup victory over Real Madrid in Jeddah. A story of resilience and team support.
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British Library acquires Ronald Blythe's rural life archive
The British Library acquires the archive of Ronald Blythe, author of Akenfield, preserving a unique century of literary rural history for researchers and readers. Explore the legacy.
Michael Reagan, son of Ronald Reagan, dies aged 80
Michael Reagan, the conservative commentator and eldest son of former US President Ronald Reagan, has died at the age of 80. Read about his life and legacy.
UK mirrors US corporate greed, echoing Thatcher and Reagan eras
A Guardian letters analysis argues Britain's path under Thatcher parallels the US under Reagan, leading to deep inequality. Read the full critique and join the debate.
Chelsea's Dream XI if Transfer Rumours Come True
Explore Chelsea's potential dream lineup featuring Julian Alvarez, Kobbie Mainoo, and Ronald Araujo. Could these January transfers propel the Blues to title glory?
Arsenal's Timber splits Dutch media with Poland display
Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber's performance for the Netherlands against Poland divides national media. Discover the ratings and how he benched Man Utd's Matthijs de Ligt.
Trudeau apologises to Trump over Reagan trade advert
Justin Trudeau issues formal apology to Donald Trump after Canadian government advert featuring Ronald Reagan criticising US trade policies causes international incident.
Canada apologises to Trump over controversial Reagan ad
Prime Minister Mark Carney issues formal apology to former US President Donald Trump over anti-tariff advertisement that invoked Ronald Reagan's legacy, sparking diplomatic tensions between the neighbouring nations.
Trump's Canada Ad Revives Reagan Trade War Ghost
Donald Trump's latest campaign ad targeting Canada with aggressive trade rhetoric echoes Ronald Reagan's 1980s protectionist policies, sparking fears of renewed cross-border economic conflict.
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