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To cut costs at the event hosted across the US, Canada and Mexico, smaller games may be covered from Manchester
The BBC has repeatedly faced denunciations over the hordes of staff it takes to major events, from the Glastonbury festival to the Olympics. However, the broadcaster is now facing criticism over a plan that would see some games at next summer’s World Cup covered remotely to keep down costs.
The 2026 tournament will be the biggest ever, hosted across three countries, different timezones and including an expanded 48-team lineup. To keep a handle on costs the BBC is considering asking TV commentators and pundits to cover some lower-demand games from its base in Salford, Manchester.
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© Photograph: Michael Regan/FIFA/Getty Images

© Photograph: Michael Regan/FIFA/Getty Images
Images and videos taken in 2020, a year after he died in jail, show the late sex offender’s home
House Democrats released a handful of photos and videos from Jeffrey Epstein’s private Caribbean island on Wednesday, offering a rare glimpse into a secretive place where Epstein is alleged to have trafficked young girls.
The new images and videos show Epstein’s home, including bedrooms, a telephone, what appears to be an office or library, and a chalk board on which the words “fin”, “intellectual”, “deception” and “power” are written. One photo shows a room with a dentist chair and masks hanging on the wall. The New York Times reported that Epstein’s last girlfriend was a dentist who shared an office with one of his shell companies. The videos appear to be a walk-through of the property.
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© Photograph: House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform

© Photograph: House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform

Waitrose has published its annual report on what goes into the middle-class shopping trolley – and the results are spicy
Name: Posh nosh.
Age: We’re talking new food trends here, so – new.
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© Photograph: Charlie Rushforth/Waitrose

© Photograph: Charlie Rushforth/Waitrose

England ‘welcome whatever comes’ says bullish captain
Wales’ Tandy ‘unbelievably excited’ by England clash
Maro Itoje has set his sights on Rugby World Cup glory in Australia in 2027 after England were handed a favourable potential path through the tournament when the draw was made in Sydney on Wednesday.
Steve Borthwick’s side, who have risen to third in the world rankings after an 11-match winning streak, emerged on the other side of the draw from the reigning world champions South Africa, three-times winners New Zealand and France.
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© Photograph: Tom Jenkins/The Guardian

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