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Warren Gatland leaves Wales job after dismal second stint as head coach

11 février 2025 à 14:34
  • Six Nations defeat to Italy was 14th consecutive reverse
  • Cardiff’s Matt Sherratt takes over for rest of Six Nations

Warren Gatland has left his position as Wales rugby union head coach, with immediate effect, after a dismal run of 14 consecutive Test match defeats. Wales lost 22-15 in Rome on Saturday, continuing a stretch that began with their 2023 World Cup quarter-final defeat to Argentina.

The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) confirmed the news on Tuesday afternoon and has appointed Cardiff’s Matt Sherratt as interim head coach for the remaining Six Nations fixtures against Ireland, Scotland and England. The WRU said that Gatland had reached out to them to discuss his future on Monday and they mutually agreed he would step down. In a statement, the New Zealander, thanked Welsh fans and said it was the right time for him to leave.

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© Photograph: Chris Fairweather/Huw Evans/Shutterstock

© Photograph: Chris Fairweather/Huw Evans/Shutterstock

What do Hamas delay and Trump threat mean for Gaza ceasefire deal?

11 février 2025 à 14:16

Refusal to release next batch of Israeli hostages as planned could derail fragile agreement

Hamas has said it will not release the next batch of Israeli hostages this weekend as planned, citing alleged Israeli violations of the fragile ceasefire, a development that could derail an already fragile three-week-old truce agreement.

Donald Trump then inflamed the situation by threatening that “hell is going to break out” unless Hamas releases all of the Israeli hostages it is holding on Saturday – an intervention that, along with his proposal for the US to take over and “develop” the Gaza Strip, appears to nullify the next stages of the truce.

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© Photograph: Nir Elias/Reuters

© Photograph: Nir Elias/Reuters

Mom review – neonatal horror leaves new mother in nightmare of guilt and terror

11 février 2025 à 14:00

Debut feature does its best to keep things feeling supernatural as woman faced with impossible parenting demands slides into psychosis

Descending fully inside postnatal depression and psychosis, this horror film blends hallucination, premonition, memory and flashback; what it loses in storytelling precision it makes up for in desperate incarceration within one new mother’s headspace.

As soon as she comes home, Meredith (Emily Hampshire) is scrubbing her own birth discharge off the floor. While husband Jared (François Arnaud) is unexpectedly delighted at fatherhood, her new role chafes at an existential level. Son Alex won’t settle in her hands, Jared pushes her to take care of the house while she’s busy expressing milk and, rather than dealing with a burning meal, she smashes her smoke detector. “It’s better to accept you need to try, than be ashamed you need to try,” says Meredith’s therapist of her misfiring maternal affections. But by the time she is seeing visions of cribs overflowing with blood, and of Alex as a young boy, it feels like she needs far more regular sessions.

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© Photograph: Blue Finch Film Releasing

© Photograph: Blue Finch Film Releasing

‘It won’t end like Jurassic Park!’ The man who wants to bring the mammoth and dodo back to life

11 février 2025 à 14:00

Ben Lamm of ‘de-extinction’ specialist Colossal Biosciences not only has plans to bring back prehistoric creatures, but also preserve those on the verge of vanishing

Colossal Biosciences founder Ben Lamm is working to revive the woolly mammoth and the dodo – but he wants to make clear the ending will be different to that of Steven Spielberg’s gory dinosaur epic Jurassic Park.

“People have to remember that that was a movie, right?” the serial entrepreneur sighs, sitting in the Hard Rock Cafe on the fringes of the World Economic Forum in Davos – a little outpost of America in the swank Swiss resort.

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© Photograph: John Davidson

© Photograph: John Davidson

Lindsey Vonn sorry for Mikaela Shiffrin comments at skiing world championships

11 février 2025 à 13:59
  • Pair had been mooted as possible pair in combined event
  • Vonn made comments on X after teams were announced

Lindsey Vonn acknowledged that “I didn’t help myself” through comments she made about Mikaela Shiffrin’s participation at the skiing world championships.

Vonn had campaigned to race with Shiffrin in a skiing “dream team” at the world championships for the new combined event, which will also make its Olympic debut next year. When Shiffrin announced on Instagram that she was racing with recently crowned downhill world champion Breezy Johnson, Vonn reacted with displeasure.

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© Photograph: Piermarco Tacca/AP

© Photograph: Piermarco Tacca/AP

One dead as jet owned by Mötley Crüe singer collides with plane in Arizona

11 février 2025 à 13:46

Incident at Scottsdale airport leaves two others taken to trauma centers but Vince Neil was not onboard aircraft

One person was killed and others were injured when a private jet owned by the Mötley Crüe singer Vince Neil collided with another jet on Monday afternoon at the Scottsdale airport in Arizona, authorities said.

Neil’s jet was landing at the airport when it veered off the runway and collided with another parked plane, Neil’s representative, Worrick Robinson IV, said in a statement. Two pilots and two passengers were on Neil’s plane, but he was not among them.

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© Photograph: Ross D Franklin/AP

Seafood firm offers bounty to catch 27,000 escaped salmon off Norway

11 février 2025 à 13:40

Mowi to give fishers £36 per fish after loss from farm in what campaigners say is a ‘disaster for wild salmon’

The global seafood company Mowi is offering a bounty to fishers who catch escaped salmon after an estimated 27,000 fish went missing from a farm off the Norwegian coast in what campaigners said was a “disaster for wild salmon”.

The world’s largest farmed salmon producer is offering a reward of 500 kroner (£36) per salmon caught after it said a quarter of its 105,000 salmon population escaped from a cage in Troms, north-west Norway.

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© Photograph: Bluegreen Pictures/Alamy

Champions League: previews and predictions for the playoff round

11 février 2025 à 13:30

Manchester City, Real Madrid and Bayern Munich are among the teams fighting for a place in the last 16

By Ben McAleer for WhoScored

Familiar foes face off in the first Champions League playoff game this week as Brest take on PSG at the Stade de Roudourou​ in Guingamp.​ Brest’s ground did not meet Uefa’s requirements, so they will continue to play at the home of their local rivals. The Bretons will hope to extend their fine debut run in the Champions League, and they have won their last two matches, beating Troyes in the Coupe de France and Nantes in Ligue 1.

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© Composite: Guardian Picture Desk

© Composite: Guardian Picture Desk

Gravy cocktail, anyone? Wallace & Gromit’s cheese-free dining venture is far from cracking

11 février 2025 à 13:11

At Bisto and Aardman’s new pop-up floating restaurant you can pour gravy over your pudding or down a gravy drink – but where’s the cheese board, Gromit?

Ever since A Grand Day Out was released in 1989, we as a nation have grasped Wallace & Gromit to our collective heart like nothing else. We’ve watched them for decades, falling in love with their Rube Goldberg inventions, their nostalgic mid-century charm and their fingerprint-flecked faces. Wallace & Gromit is this country’s specialist subject. Their lives are ingrained into ours, and as such there is nothing about them that we don’t know.

For instance, when you think of Wallace & Gromit, one foodstuff instantly springs to mind. A food that has propelled Wallace & Gromit narratives and inspired Wallace & Gromit catchphrases alike. Of course, I am referring to gravy.

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© Photograph: Aardman Animations

© Photograph: Aardman Animations

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