Bulgaria boss Krasimir Balakov insists he did not hear any racist chanting from his nation's supporters and slammed England fans for interrupting the Bulgaria national anthem.
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Euro 2020: Bulgaria manager Krasimir Balakov insists he didn't hear racist chanting from supporters
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Lily Allen dating Stranger Things star David Harbour and leaving UK
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Fund set up by millionaire investment manager Neil Woodford will be wound up, reveal administratorsÂ
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Britain's worst paedophile 'stabbed to death with a makeshift blade'
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Ministers want to reignite the debate about road pricing to charge motorists to drive
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Brexit deal hopes rise after 'last-minute compromises are made'
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Richard Gere receives key to the city of Florence... but his honour is met with protests
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Raheem Sterling posts funny response to Piers Morgan hailing his Euro 2020 qualifier performance
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Hilarious video shows toddler pummeling animatronic spider after it tries to scare him
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John Sergeant warns BBC hosts not to become personalities
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Plumber caught on CCTV having sex with another man's wife says he's 'not proud'
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US troops leaving their Kurdish allies drive past Syrian soldiers going the other way
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Extinction Rebellion's Trafalgar Square camp is dramatically CLEARED by police
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Piers Morgan slams Extinction Rebellion supporter over 'vegan' dog
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Sterling falls as EU officials play down the prospect of a Brexit deal
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British family are held in US jail after they accidentally drove through Canada border
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Babysitters share secrets about 'seemingly normal' families
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Diplomat's wife Anne Sacoolas breaks her silence on fireball crash that killed Brit Harry Dunn
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Marcus Rashford praises Bulgaria captain Ivelin Popov for appealing to fans to stop racist chants
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CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: It's so Stephen King, you expect a killer clown to pop out of a drain
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Twice as many criminal cases collapse due to evidence failings as key information is not disclosed
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Tranexamic acid could save lives of people with head injuries
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Centimetres from death: Horrified mother spots eastern brown snake next to children
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England's Euro 2020 qualifier halted due to alleged racist abuse in Bulgaria
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hold and kiss Archie in ITV documentary
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Donald Trump says the Kurds are Assad's problem now but threatens sanctions against Turkey
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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge begin tour of Pakistan at Islamabad
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Anthony Bourdain urged New Yorker to publish Harvey Weinstein expose for girlfriend Asia Argento
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Microsoft inviting select gamers in US, UK, and Korea to join its new game streaming service, xCloud
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Real books make a comeback as readers mirror the revival of vinyl records
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Rebekah and Jamie Vardy attend wedding amid Coleen Rooney accusations
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Strictly Come Dancing stars 'don't understand' voting on the show, claims Mike Bushell
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The BBC will make a show for Netflix despite concerns the streaming giant is stealing viewers
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Britain's best restaurants revealed in AA guide, including a restaurant run by Tom KerridgeÂ
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Booker Prize jury defies the rules and SHARES award between Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo
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Why cancer patients CAN have a massage thanks to new 'featherlight' method
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HENRY DEEDES on a State Opening that was more panto than Parliament
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National Television Awards 2020 longlist: David Walliams confirmed to host silver anniversary show
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Boris Johnson vows not to quit as the Prime Minister even if MPs vote down his Queen's SpeechÂ
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Marijuana use in pregnancy may raise risks of addiction for baby boys
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Dietitian HELEN BOND puts the new 'super' alternatives to the test
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Think again, Barclays! Why is the bank banning Post Office withdrawals from January?
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Air Canada will stop referring to passengers as 'ladies and gentlemen' during onboard announcements
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New battery-powered buzzer that sticks to your forehead is the latest bid to tackle snoring
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Lead in the soil children play in may drive up their blood levels, study finds
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Bored Panda has rounded up a selection of hilarious images of ironic everyday scenarios from around the world, including a spelling mistake on the barcode of a spelling dictionary. 
Lily Allen confirmed she was officially dating David Harbour, 44, on Monday, by sharing a picture of The Stranger Things star and captioning it 'Mine'. 
Woodford pumped billions of Equity Income Fund customers' cash into risky investments that were hard to sell in a hurry and in June he took the shock decision to bar investors from pulling their cash. 
Richard Huckle's bloodied-body was found 'slumped' in his top floor cell at HMP Full Sutton, a Category A jail near York housing many of Britain's most notorious and violent prisoners. 
Kate and William are visiting the Islamabad Model College for Girls in the capital, touring classrooms and posing for a group picture with some of the young students. 
Chris Wild, 39, from Enfield, revealed how he welcomed a 15-year-oid boy into his care home. He said the boy's confession that he had never had a bed made for him broke his heart. 
Child model Alina Yakupova, six, from Moscow, Russia, has amassed more than 21,000 followers on Instagram and has appeared in a number of fashion campaigns. 
Road pricing efforts could include tolls, congestion charges, HGV levies, workplace parking fees, plus low emission and clean air zones. 
In a surprise move, Downing Street sources said today's Cabinet meeting would be postponed in the hope the PM will be able to brief ministers on the details of an agreement tomorrow. 
In August, the actor, 70, boarded an Open Arms rescue ship off Lampedusa island to deliver food supplies to the nearly 150 migrants on board, after their vessel was allowed to enter Italian waters. 
The England and Manchester City star was the victim of racist abuse during the 6-0 win, in which he scored two of the goals and set up another to silence the hateful chants in Sofia. 
Facebook user Frank McCormick posted video of his three-year-old son Charlie unleashing his wrath on an animatronic arachnid after it gave him a fright at a a Michigan Spirit Halloween store. 
BBC veteran John Sergeant said: 'There is increasing pressure on presenters to become broadcasting personalities and the rise of social media seems to encourage exaggerated comment'. 
Father-of-four Michael Williams hired Mike Wilson to do work on his bathroom while he was away in Turkey with his family - but the plumber had sex with a married woman on his couch. 
EXCLUSIVE: Mima Hepburn, 22, lives in Kent with her family. She suffers from anorexia and wrote a diary of her treatment at the Vincent Square Eating Disorder Unit where she spent time last year. 
Running coach Rory Knight, from London, advises you to start small and progressively increase your distance - and says having a running partner will also make you more accountable 
American troops ordered to withdraw from their positions around the Kurdish-held city of Kobane on Monday were filmed driving past Syrian government troops going the other way. 
Hundreds of protesters blocked roads in the City of London yesterday but the protest was cut a week short by the evening. Metropolitan Police issued a statement warning 'any assembly' was banned. 
Suzannah Pearce faced furious backlash after posting the picture of her dog on Twitter with a note attached reading: 'If I can be a vegan, so can you!' Piers Morgan said he'd 'never seen a sadder dog'. 
Investors piled into the pound last week on hopes that Boris Johnson was closing on a deal with the EU following talks with his Irish counterpart Leo Varadkar, driving it up 4 per cent. 
U.K. citizens David Connors, 30, and Eileen Connors, 24, have been detained in Pennsylvania with their three-month-old son, David's brother, one other women and two-year-old twin girls. 
Babysitters shared their most shocking and awkward experiences in a viral thread. Instances involved being shown sex toys and hard drugs and catching parents cheating on their spouses. 
Anne Sacoolas, 42, (pictured) said she had 'no time to react' when the teenager came towards her on his motorbike over a hill. 
The Three Lions moved one step closer to qualification for Euro 2020 - but the clash was marred by shameful chants from sections of the home crowd at the Stadion Vasil Levski. 
EXCLUSIVE: Dr Elena Touroni, a consultant psychologist and co-founder of The Chelsea Psychology Clinic, in London, has analysed FEMAIL'S Instagram snaps. 
CHRISTOPHER STEVENS: The archetypal opening for a crime serial can be summed up in ten words: 'The body of a teenage girl is found in woods.' 
Number of criminal cases collapsing over failures to disclose key evidence to defence lawyers has almost doubled in four years. Data under FOI laws reignites row over serious flaws. 
Scientists from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine believe transexamic acid (TXA) could slash Britain's death toll from traumatic brain injuries by 20 per cent. 
The brother and sister were playing together under blue skies near their house in Eskdale, north east Victoria. Lurking in the undergrowth was a deadly eastern brown snake. 
England's Euro 2020 qualifier in Bulgaria was temporarily halted twice after the visiting players reported racist chanting and Nazi salutes from the home crowd to the referee. 
In the first trailer for Harry and Meghan: An African Journey, which is set to air on ITV next Sunday, Prince Harry, 35, and Meghan Markle, 38, can be seen snatching an intimate family moment. 
Donald Trump phoned Recep Tayyip Erdogan and demanded an immediate end to Turkey's invasion of northern Syria, vice president Mike Pence claimed. 
The Duke of Cambridge is expected to say it is in the 'best interests' of the UK for Pakistan to succeed as he and his wife begin their tour. 
Anthony Bourdain was dating Asia Argento at the time, and the actress had detailed in graphic description how she was allegedly raped by Harvey Weinstein at the 1997 Cannes Film Festival. 
Gamers in the US, UK, and Korea have all been invited by Microsoft to join a beta for xCloud, the company's upcoming streaming platform that will allow users to stream console games anywhere. 
Mohammad Rafique was mauled by the lion after demanding his wages from Ali Raza, who had hired him to work on the building of a congregation hall in Sada-e-Imam Hussain in Pakistan. 
PENNY JUNOR: Surrounded by England fans watching their team against the Czech Republic, he appeared like any other supporter with a pint in his hand and a smile on his face. 
CCTV images show Salih Khater, 30, driving around London before he ploughed his Ford Fiesta into a pedestrian and a group of cyclists in Parliament Square last year. 
Today, in the final part of our mouthwatering series from the new Great British Bake Off book, the contestants on this year's show share some of their home recipes. 
The proportion of people buying something they can touch and flick through is up from 51 per cent last year to 56 per cent this year, according to research. 
Rebekah Vardy looked emotional as she was supported by husband Jamie at a friend's wedding in Leicester on Monday, amid her ongoing war with Coleen Rooney. 
Strictly Come Dancing star Mike Bushell says the contestants do not understand the voting process after Dev Griffin and Dianne Buswell's shock exit in the Sunday show (pictured). 
The BBC is making a show about 'trailblazing surgeons' for Netflix - due to be aired next year. Episodes to be four hours long and hope to 'increase knowledge on anatomy', says BBC Studios. 
The 27th edition of the AA Restaurant Guide features 2,000 establishments from around the UK, all chosen for their 'culinary excellence'. Here we present a mouthwatering selection from the tome. 
Jack Smith, from Leeds, saved his brother, Connor Osborne, then 13, from bleeding to death by ripping off his T-shirt to stem the bleeding and using his free hand to call an ambulance. 
ETAN SMALLMAN: The Queen told Lords and MPs yesterday: 'My Government's new economic plan will be underpinned by irresponsible fiscal strategy.' 
A remarkable rebellion by the five judges saw the £50,000 prize for fiction split between Margaret Atwood (left) and Londoner Bernardine Evaristo (right). 
The Made For Life charity is running a new course which teaches a 'featherlight' method of massage and warns teachers what areas to avoid. 
JUSTINE HANCOCK: None of my three sons had the MMR jab as part of their routine childhood immunisations. But if I had to decide again, all three would have been given the triple vaccine. 
Families can be charged £60 if a pupil skips school without permission and some are even given an ultimatum of 'permanent exclusion or leave'. This threat has forced parents to pull kids out of school. 
TOM LEONARD: It was July 1975 and Jimmy Hoffa was in Detroit for a wedding, with his good friend and aide Frank Sheeran. Sheeran pulled out a gun. 
Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has designated Kobane as inside a 20-mile 'safe zone' for his war against Kurdish militia. 
HENRY DEEDES: The Queen issued a tired, wheezy sigh during the State Opening of Parliament today. She took ten minutes to announce the government's legislative agenda. 
Britain is the first country in Europe to introduce the Flucelvax Tetra jab. Unlike previous flu vaccines, it is not made in hens' eggs - and health officials and scientists say it could be more effective. 
'I'm sure the Imperial State Crown wouldn't be too heavy for you, Charles - now stop interrupting!' 
Forty per cent of people avoid single-use plastic in a survey of more than 2,000 - and most call themselves 'ethical shoppers'. This means supermarkets are stripping out their plastic use. 
A new study from the University of Geneva, in Switzerland, found having a fatty liver might be another cause of type 2 diabetes because it can produce glucose on its own. 
Unicef's report revealed the US has the highest number of children who are either overweight or obese (41.86 per cent), out of 41 of the world's biggest nations. 
Molly Bower, 17, died while she was on a week-long holiday to Majorca after she developed complications from suspected mumps, her family say. She had been given the jab as a child. 
Toronto researchers found patients who have symptoms of aggression as a result of the disorder responded better to outdoor activities than antipsychotic drugs. 
Care Quality Commission inspectors found standards in casualty wards in the UK has plummeted in the last year - with 52 per cent now rated as either inadequate or requiring improvement. 
DR MARTIN SCURR: Pat Toovey from Norfolk found a tick on his wife's back two years ago and she is constantly in pain and struggles to get out of bed. He fears she has Lyme disease. 
This year, the NTAs has also reintroduced the Challenge category to reflect the number of shows putting the public through its paces 
Boris Johnson will not resign if his Queen's Speech is rejected next week - and will try to govern until Labour agree to hold an election. Vows to get 'national gearbox working again' in his plans. 
The singer, 28, surprisingly struggled to learn a selection of musical instruments during his childhood as he reflected on his rise to fame in his new documentary, In My Own Words. 
SEBASTIAN SHAKESPEARE:Sadie Frost, the queen bee of the Primrose Hill Set, has put her six-bedroom North London house on the market for £8.25 million. 
A Cagliari University study in rats found that when males were exposed to THC, weed's psychoactive ingredient, their brains made excess dopamine, which is linked to risky behavior and addiction. 
Dietitian Helen Bond tests whether the new 'super' cheeses, that are billed as being able to lower cholesterol and are even suitable for lactose intolerance, are worth a slice of the action. 
Furious customers last night savaged Barclays for axeing cash withdrawals at post offices. Around 15million transactions were carried out last year -yet the bank is to end the vital service from January. 
It will mean staff will greet customers using phrases such as 'hello, everyone'. 'We want to ensure an inclusive space for everyone', the airline told workers. 
The bear was spotted in Churchill, Manitoba by shocked resident Danielle Daley, who looked up out the window from her desk on October 9 to see the white bear running from conservation officers. 
The Bachelor started filming its upcoming season last month with Peter Weber. Peter, 28, was spotted at a bowling alley in Cleveland, Ohio, on a date. 
The battery-powered device is designed to help people with obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA). Untreated OSA is linked to a higher risk of conditions such as heart disease and stroke. 
We most often think of lead as a water problem, but new research from Tulane University found that kids blood levels of the toxic metal fall as the levels of lead in soil do in New Orleans, Louisiana.