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Paula Abdul explains why she shared pic of Nicole Scherzinger instead of Shakira in Super Bowl tweet

Abdul explained: '@NicoleScherzy I wanted to include this photo to commemorate this great football memory! Not to mistake you for Shakira.'




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Why are Portuguese clubs so successful in the transfer market?

With Bruno Fernandes set for a £60m move to Manchester United and Gedson Fernandes loaned to Tottenham, Portuguese players have once again taken prominence in a transfer window.




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Why England WON'T miss Kyle Walker if his international career is over

Take a look at the England squad Gareth Southgate named at the end of August last year, and one position jumps out immediately.




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Birmingham boss Clotet reveals why teen sensation Bellingham will not face Leicester City in FA Cup

Birmingham starlet Jude Bellingham will not be given the chance to test himself against Premier League opposition in the FA Cup fifth-round clash with Leicester on Wednesday.




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How Eric Dier lost the plot: The inside story on why the Tottenham star saw red

Eric Dier's moment of madness in vaulting into the stands was sparked after he spotted his brother, Patrick, in a melee with a Tottenham fan who was trying to get the player's attention.




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Why Floyd Mayweather v Manny Pacquiao's 'Fight of the Century' was a $600million anti-climax

The two men had traded verbal blows for six long years but this was the first time they'd met. Their eyes locked across a basketball court and they gave each other a nod that said it was time to do business.




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Why Deontay Wilder's the biggest puncher in boxing history: Top ten heavyweight hitters

JEFF POWELL IN LAS VEGAS: Deontay Wilder has emerged from sleepy Tuscaloosa in deep Alabama to challenge all the old pre-conceptions with the highest KO ratio yet.




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Man City's football 'thinker' Rodri on why life is harder under Pep Guardiola than Diego Simeone

PETE JENSON IN SPAIN: Rodri didn't leave Atletico Madrid to escape the intensity of Diego Simeone. If anything, things are even more demanding now under Pep Guardiola at Man City.




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Why do Barcelona and Real Madrid no longer dominate the Spanish national team?

When Spain began their rise to world domination, in the Euro 2008 final on June 29 with a 1-0 victory over Germany, there were five starters drawn from either Real Madrid or Barcelona.




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Robert Moreno admits he remains confused why Luis Enrique excluded him from Spain coaching staff

The former Barcelona boss took up the role for the second time, replacing Moreno in the process after Spain's 5-0 victory against Romania on November 18.




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Why Roger Moore turned down 99 per cent of scripts he was offered

In the mid-Nineties I struck up a friendly relationship with Roger's PA, Doris Spriggs, while working at Pinewood Studios. When Doris retired in 2002, she recommended me for her job




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If you had to put £10 on any team to win the World Cup, who would it be and why?

There are plenty of big guns left in the World Cup, plus a few surprises. Bearing in mind the current odds, here's who Sportsmail's team of football reporters would bet on to win, and why.




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The view from Sweden… by an Englishman: Why the Swedes are getting cocky ahead of Sweden vs England

The last time a Scandinavian nation beat England in the World cup the reaction from Norwegian commentator Bjørge Lillelien was pretty un-Scandinavian to say the least.




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ANDREW PIERCE: Why canny Ian Blackford isn't crying into his porridge 

ANDREW PIERCE: Ian Blackford, the SNP leader in Parliament, who comfortably retained his Highlands seat, is non-executive chairman of internet provider Commsworld.




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Why do you feel so dreadful after a long-haul flight?

EVE SIMMONS boarded the world's longest scheduled passenger flight this week with a host of electronic devices to measure the impact flying non-stop between New York and Singapore.




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How will Australia's contact tracing app work and why do we need to sign up?

Australia will use mobile phone technology to let health officials find people who have been in contact with known COVID-19 cases but it will need to be adopted by 40 per cent of the population to work.




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Why this is the most open Rugby World Cup EVER 

The All Blacks lived up to their billing as red-hot favourites four years ago. But this year's World Cup in Japan promises to be the closest-fought ever. Here's why...




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Rebel Wilson defends Cats movie - and reveals why it could become a cult classic

Rebel Wilson has defended the widely-panned movie Cats, claiming it could one day become a cult classic. 




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KATIE HOPKINS on the 2016 Rio Olympics and why it stinks

The athletes who have decided to attend may be competing under the arms of Christ the Redeemer, but it’s hard to find one redeeming feature to the Olympic Games in Rio, writes KATIE HOPKINS.




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Why we are nowhere near a Zika vaccine - despite millions of taxpayers’ money spent

Even with pre-clinical and early stage clinical trials underway, we still may not see a Zika vaccine licensed and approved for use in humans for years.




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Northern Ireland's Michael McGovern has shown why he won't be without offers this summer

SECRET SCOUT: Sportsmail’s football expert has been busy scrutinising the Euros for prospective Premier League bargains this summer. 




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World Cup 2018: Why are the games on Optus Sport

The 2018 World Cup is just days away, but for the first time in decades Australians won't be able to watch all the games live on free-to-air TV.




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Cardiff's Gavin Whyte has tons of pace but he needs to be hungrier for goals

THE SECRET SCOUT: Our scout is a top football expert who attends matches each week searching for the next star. This week they give the low down on Cardiff midfielder Gavin Whyte.




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Married At First Sight: Why Aleks Markovic's weight loss is 'problematic'

Aleks Markovic has lost nine kilograms since appearing on Married At First Sight, which she attributes in part to the 'stress' of her break-up with Ivan Sarakula.




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Mum of MH17 victim, 25, reveals he had run to catch the plane and why she doesn't hate Russia

The Sydney mother of a 25-year-old passenger who lost his life aboard flight MH17 has revealed her heartbreak at watching her son's final moments as he sprinted through the airport to catch the plane. 




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Why troubadour Tom Walker owes it all to Love Island - and a homeless smoker

Tom Walker is living in a blur. He has gone from struggling musician who couldn't pay the rent to having a No 1 album, winning a Brit award and travelling the world




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SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE: Why Charles is the Prince of Sales

Prince Charles has added a 'huge amount of value' to the brand of Emma Willis since wearing the 'beautiful shirts and boxer shorts'. Sales have been booming since he started coming to the tailor, five years ago.




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'Why can't they go home?' Prince William reveals George and Charlotte ask him about homeless people

The Duke of Cambridge, 37, was speaking to Mary Berry for her Christmas special A Berry Royal Christmas, which will air this evening.




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Tony Abbott reveals why he REALLY became a firefighter amid bushfire crisis 

Former PM Tony Abbott spoke of going up against 20m walls of flame, leading crews into the inferno, and what inspired him to join, telling his story along with three other NSW RFS members.




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DEBORAH ROSS: Auschwitz 'too harrowing'? That's why you must watch

My maternal grandmother lost siblings, cousins, aunts, uncles - more than 220 relatives, we have worked out - to the camps and also the shootings in the woods. They must be remembered




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Why does the Queen look so good in her mid-90s?

Experts revealed the clever beauty tips and tricks that the Queen, 93, may use in order to maintain her looks. While some pointed to her high placement of blush, others suggested it was her hair.




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DOMINIC LAWSON: Why it's hard not to gloat at travails of Macron

DOMINIC LAWSON: We mustn't gloat about the public uprising in Paris. Some of it has involved setting fire to buildings. And there are some pretty unpleasant types among the demonstrators.




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Why the 850-year-old Notre Dame Cathedral is 'incredibly flammable'

The interior frame of the Notre Dame Cathedral includes roughly 52 acres of wood in total, experts say. The wood inside was already crumbling before the fire, leading parts to be closed off.




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Josh Groban on why he performed in Paris after ISIS terrorist attacks

The 34-year-old singer has shared the reason he decided not to cancel his performance in Paris this month, following November's deadly terrorist attacks on the city.




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Why it'll be deja vu for Donald in the November election

HENRY DEEDES: I have spent two rollercoaster weeks watching Donald Trump at close quarters, and speaking to scores who voted for him in 2016 and who intend to do so again.




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DAN HODGES: Why does the Left hate Priti Patel so much?

Let's imagine for a second if a senior member of Vote Leave had tweeted about barring a senior black or Asian Labour politician from the country, writes DAN HODGES.




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New Top Gear team reveal why they've got the magic formula to make the show roar again

Freddie Flintoff, Paddy McGuinness and Chris Harris are set to star in a new reboot of BBC's Top Gear. The Trio told how their series compares to previous shows.




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Fashion: Why don't YOU try... 

Joanne Toolan's key coloured denim for spring 




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Fashion: Why don't YOU try...

...swapping your spots for stripes with Joanne Toolan's zebra prints




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Fashion: Why don't YOU try... 

. . . Sprucing up your wardrobe with Joanne Toolan's glorious greens 




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20 reasons why nostalgia is overrated 

Ah, the good ol' days. But before you get too misty-eyed about your childhood, don't forget what it was really like, says Flic Everett




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Fashion: Why don't YOU try... 

. . . Joanne Toolan's springtime essentials 




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Fashion: Why don't YOU try...

...checking out Joanne Toolan's new take on 70s chic




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Fashion: Why don't YOU try...

...the smart way to stay comfy with Joanne Toolan's new-season picks




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Dillian Whyte welcomes possible heavyweight fight with Alexander Povetkin on April 18

Dillian Whyte has laid down the gauntlet to Alexander Povetkin by declaring that 'if he wants it, he can get it' should the Russian wish to step in the ring with him.




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Why Boris should study an ant colony

Gene Stone and PETA founder Ingrid Newkirk explore nature in fascinating new book AnimalKind. British authors reveal that an ant colony displays more calm than a bunch of politicians.




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Why things go VIRAL and why the world goes mad when they do

Associate professor at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Adam Kucharski reveals why outbreaks and misinformation spread in his book The Rules of Contagion.




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Acclaimed author Jan Morris is 93: One hell of a dame (So why don't they make her one?)

Jan Morris, 93, who lives in the Llyn Peninsula has penned new book, Thinking Again. She would become the first transgender person honoured if made Dame Jan Morris.




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Why therapy is no match for the true madness of GRIEF

UK-based author Juliet Rosenfeld has penned a memoir detailing the loss of her partner and loss of faith in the power of psychoanalysis to make soothing sense of trauma.




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ALISON BOSHOFF asks why fatcats worth millions want taxpayers to cover staff wages during lockdown

ALISON BOSHOFF: With Prince Charles not asking for help from the Government's coronavirus furlough scheme - but Victoria Beckham among those taking it - it's sparking furious debate.