OLIVER HOLT - CHIEF SPORTS WRITER: Ronaldo is an icon of the sport, but he is on the downslope of his career and it is hard to argue against the idea that he is past his best.
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OLIVER HOLT: Cristiano Ronaldo's return to Manchester United feels like an admission of defeat
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Germany: Police arrest 50 protesters after thousands of Covid conspiracy theorists flood Berlin
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Internet trolls are just as mean in real life, claims new study
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Family of Marine Nicole Gee reveal pain at losing her in Kabul bombing
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Para-athletics star Hannah Cockroft claims her SIXTH Paralympic gold medal by setting a world record
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White House has 'blood on their hands', say friends of young Marine killed in Kabul bombing
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Ex-Strictly Come Dancing star Lauren Steadman claims first ever Paralympic gold medal
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Marine fired after slamming superiors over Afghanistan exit warns the military needs a 'revolution'Â
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Worried mum whose son is bullied over his school lunch receives some VERY blunt answersÂ
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Parents of Marine killed in Afghan in 2011 say Biden has 'blood on hands' and troops are 'heroes'
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Interior stylist Tara Solberg offers her ultimate guide to find perfect houseplants for every room
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Single radio producer Jana Hocking video calls men to avoid being catfished on first dates
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British shopkeeper was waving his passport at UK troops when he was killed in Kabul bomb blast
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US Embassy orders everyone to leave Kabul airport because of a 'specific, credible' threat
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Two ISIS-K Kabul bomb plotters were killed by US drone strike while riding on tuk-tuk
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JFK's secret mistress breaks her silence after more than 60 years
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British troops helped last Afghan evacuee climb over a barbed wire fence into Kabul airport
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British evacuation mission ends: Last dedicated civilian flight takes off from Kabul
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'It's a war call': Thousands flood New York City streets to protest the vaccine mandateÂ
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Britain's former man in DC KIM DARROCH says West's retreat from Afghanistan will strengthen China
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Bank holiday: Brits enjoy a raucous night out on Saturday
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Pimlico Plumbers goes on hiring spree after post-lockdown boom in home improvementsÂ
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The $6million gun: Pistol once used by Billy the Kid sells for world record price
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Secret army of 200 weapons-obsessed ex-soldiers plotting attacks on vaccine centres
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Team who built HMS Vigil for new BBC thriller were inspired by The Hunt For Red OctoberÂ
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Mystery as Royal College of Nursing conference is scrapped over 'allegations of sexual harassment'
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TALK OF THE TOWN: BBC's Rosie Millard to marry multi-millionaire she left her family for
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Ian Botham takes the lead in battle against 'bizarre' law to recognise that animals have feelingsÂ
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Union boss says UK must demand the French take tougher action on migrants
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ALEXANDRA SHULMAN's holiday notebook: That's it - I'm going to have to move to a Greek island!
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The look on the faces of US soldiers was seething humiliation, writes ITV correspondent JOHN IRVINE
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Michael Gove accused of 'muscling in' on Priti Patel's turf by calling meetings on Afghan crisisÂ
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PRITI PATEL: We have a proud history of helping those in need but other countries must do moreÂ
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Baby Havva born at 33,000ft on flight from Dubai to Birmingham after mother evacuated from KabulÂ
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Stuck-at-home Britons reveal their privet passion for topiaryÂ
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Vaccinating 12 - 15-year-olds could save up to 6,500 lives, doctors say
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MARY HARRINGTON: Some Western men are so alienated by woke culture that they admire the Taliban
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MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Let's unite with the EU to crush the curse of border bureaucracy
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Charles for sale: Prince orders a probe as wealthy donors offered dinner with him for £100,000
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British Airways sparks fury by axeing the drinks trolley and making passengers order on an app
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Labour distances itself from new Unite leader
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Cristiano Ronaldo first came to the UK as a pimply youth but he returns as a father-of-four
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Chery's brother Andrew Tweedy, 41, lives in a tent and survives on handouts
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M&S boss ARCHIE NORMAN: EU's bureaucracy will hurt makers of French cheese and Spanish chorizo
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British paralympic husband-and-wife both win Gold in Tokyo
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Afghan translator gives heart-stopping account of escape from Afghanistan after arriving in the UKÂ
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ISIS-K commander said group was 'laying low and waiting for a time to strike' before Kabul attack
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M&S boss warns Spanish chorizo and French cheese supplies could run out due to post-Brexit red tape
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Fashion:Â Late-summer romanceÂ
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How to talk about weight… with love
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Liz Jones's Diary: In which my future looks man-free
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Tom Parker Bowles & Olly Smith: Eating out
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Elizabeth Day:Â Now that's what I call love
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Joanne Hegarty: Big bags, soft knits… hello autumn!
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Fashion: Yes YOU Can...Â
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Edwina Ings-Chambers: 'Food addiction is harshly judged by society'
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Why counting calories doesn't add up
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Beauty:Â Forgotten how to put on your make-up?Â
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Meet the 74-year-old fitness guru
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Horoscopes: Show me the money, Virgo
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Bring your holiday home
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Fashion: YOU Will Love...Â
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It's time to stop sugar-coating obesity
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ROSIE GREEN:Â My hard-learned lessons in love
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ASK CAROLINE: Our relationships expert Caroline West-Meads answers your questions
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Susannah Taylor: Cheers to healthy new habits!
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Corrections and clarifications
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Should YOU join the burgeoning army of Brits trying to get rich mining cryptocurrency?
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Britain's longest-surviving heart transplant patient turns 90
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Cancel culture mob brands Paw Patrol of 'indoctrinating children into a pro-police stance'
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Job cut fears at GB News as three-month probation period runs out
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Author who accused trans lobby of trying to 'supplant biology' says she has been cancelled
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PETER HITCHENS: Troops in Afghanistan? I'd far rather see some police on patrol at homeÂ
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Is it time to stop obsessing over Covid figures? Statistics reveal coronavirus is NOT biggest killer
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JO MACFARLANE: Why did I get so ill with Covid even though I've had both jabs?
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More than 2,000 police officers were stationed around Berlin to respond to those who showed up despite the bans on demonstrations. About 50 people were detained. 
Internet trolls are mean just as often online as they are in real life, according to a new study which has debunked a theory that people are nicer in person than when they can post on websites anonymously. 
Marine Nicole Gee, 23, sent a series of texts to her sister before deploying to Afghanistan telling her not to worry - and saying she hoped the mission would be 'successful and safe.' 
The 29-year-old athletics star from West Yorkshire picked up her sixth Paralympic gold medal by winning yet another T34 100m crown via a world record time of 16.39 seconds. 
Rylee McCollum, 20, was one of 13 US military fatalities from a suicide bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Thursday. 
The former Strictly Come Dancing, 28, claimed her first ever Paralympic gold medal by winning the women's PTS5 title on Sunday, while Team GB's Claire Cashmore finished in third place. 
The Marine battalion commander who was relieved of his duty for warning superiors over the Afghanistan exit strategy says he will bring 'accountability'.' 
The mother sought advice in a Facebook parenting group after her 10-year-old son admitted his classmates were 'making fun' of his packed lunch. 
Marine Corporal Paul Zanowick II, 23, was shot by a sniper and killed while deployed in Afghanistan in 2011. His parents said the suicide bombings in Kabul 'evoked raw and intense emotions'. 
With spring just around the corner, an Australian interior stylist has offered her ultimate guide to finding the perfect houseplants for every room in your home. 
When Sydney's lockdown is eventually lifted, 'perennially single' Jana Hocking, 36, has a plan for avoiding disastrous dates. 
Musa Popal, 60, was pushing through the crowd trying to attract the attention of soldiers by waving his British passport when he was killed by the suicide bomber. 
President Joe Biden has said that another attack on the Kabul airport could be imminent, while vowing that his revenge strike for an ISIS-K attack that killed 13 US troops is 'not the last.' 
The men, who were described as 'planners', are understood to have been sitting at the back of the moving three-wheeler when they were hit by a missile strike from a MQ-9 Reaper drone. 
An 83-year-old grandmother claims she had an affair with President John F. Kennedy when he was a senator and she was a 21-year-old college student. 
Sayed, 32, was rescued along with with his wife, their three-year-old son and three-month-old baby by British troops at Kabul airport on Friday. 
The UK started to pull its last troops out of Afghanistan on Saturday after the country's final civilian evacuation flight took off from Kabul airport, bringing to a close the British rescue mission. 
Over 1,000 people protested against the vaccine mandate in NYC and held signs saying 'Stop the Tyranny', 'I prefer dangerous freedom over peaceful slavery' and 'Coercion is not consent'. 
KIM DARROCH: After 20 years, more than two trillion dollars of investment, the loss of serviceman and nationals, the West are being drummed out of Afghanistan by militia. 
With many enjoying the prospect of two more days off work ahead of them, boozy Britons flocked to bars and pubs across the country in their droves on the first day of the three-day weekend. 
London-based Pimlico Plumbers has seen customer callouts soar by a fifth this year to 120,000, and it is recruiting 50 skilled engineers to meet the demand. 
The Colt single-action revolver that Sheriff Pat Garrett used to bring down the outlaw was sold to an anonymous buyer for the equivalent of £4.4 million. 
Calling itself Veterans 4 Freedom (V4F) and founded by a former Royal Marine commando, the self-styled paramilitary group is made up of 16 operational 'cells' across Britain. 
Designer Tom Sayer has described the challenges designing a replica of a 16,000-ton Vanguard-class Trident sub without access to any drawings or photographs for the latest BBC thriller. 
Nurses took to Twitter to express their shock with several asking the union to explain its decision more clearly. The three-day annual conference was due to take place in Liverpool in September. 
TALK OF THE TOWN: Rosie Millard, 56, and Alex Graham, 67, will marry on Tuesday at Islington Town Hall, North London. The ceremony will be followed by a 'champagne-soaked celebration', say insiders. 
Ian Botham, who was ennobled by Boris Johnson last year as a crossbench peer, has described it as 'bizarre' that the Government wants to recognise in law that 'a fish has feelings'. 
Boris Johnson and Priti Pate faced renewed calls to adopt a more radical approach to Britain's deepening migrant crisis amid warnings that 'nothing is going to fix' the existing system. 
ALEXANDRA SHULMAN: We've just spent ten days in Greece, which, like all successful holidays, has prompted me to dream of swapping grimy London for the quayside of a warm Aegean island. 
JOHN IRVINE: Afghanistan is today a graveyard of Western ideals that many Afghans had come to hold dear. I said sorry to a lot of those people during the 11 days since the Taliban takeover. 
Michael Gove - tipped for a move to either the Home or Foreign Office - raised eyebrows in Priti Patel's department when he convened two meetings of a new 'committee on Afghan resettlement'. 
PRITI PATEL: We have provided a safe passage to the UK for 8,000 people since August 13 under our Afghan Relocation and Assistance Policy (ARAP) scheme. 
There was no doctor on board, forcing the Turkish Airlines cabin crew to deliver the baby girl in airspace over Kuwait. She has been named Havva, which translates to Eve in English. 
Topiary is undergoing a renaissance among ordinary lockdown gardeners, often armed with nothing more than a pair of kitchen scissors. 
A new study by Exeter University says vaccinating 12 -to 15-year-olds is urgent as it would cut the number of Covid deaths and hospitalisations by a fifth. 
MARY HARRINGTON: Perhaps the most startling response following the horrors of Kabul has been that of disaffected young Western men cheering on the Taliban. 
MOS COMMENT: Bureaucratic rigidity threatens to condemn this country, and the EU itself, to a wholly needless crisis over trade between the UK and the Brussels-ruled bloc. 
A major ethics investigation was last night launched into an extraordinary 'cash for access' scheme involving Prince Charles, which has been uncovered by The Mail on Sunday. 
Instead of air hostesses wheeling trolleys along the aisle, short-haul economy-class flyers with British Airways must now pre-order or use an app if they want a drink. 
The Labour leader was compelled to disown a 2019 threat by new Unite general secretary Sharon Graham (pictured) to work 'outside the law' to win industrial disputes. 
An 18-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo first came here in 2003 as a pimply youth with his mum. Now the Portuguese star, 36, is back as a dad-of-four who's the king of a £1bn empire. 
The older sibling, 41, of the pop singer, 38, revealed during an interview on Saturday that he hasn't spoke to her 'for years' and admits she probably has no idea he's homeless, 
ARCHIE NORMAN: When UK Government rules mirror those of the EU, we risk lumbering French cheese producers and Spanish chorizo manufacturers with same costs as exporting to EU. 
Neil and Lora Fachie celebrated winning gold at the same Olympics after both breaking world records in Tokyo on Saturday. Both have won golds before, but at different Games. 
Bakhtiar Shoresh realised the Taliban were coming for him when he received 'a signal' three months ago. Chillingly, the 'signal' was the bullet-riddled body of a young man dumped on his doorstep in Kabul. 
In an interview two weeks before the deadly suicide bombing outside the gates of Kabul airport an ISIS-K commander said the group was biding their time before an attack. 
Archie Norman says 'pointless' post-Brexit red tape on food transported from the UK into the EU is causing huge delays at the borders, extra costs and unnecessary waste. 
Pretty prints and florals in a 70s colour palette… perfect for when the seasons change 
Is someone close to you overweight and you're worried about bringing up the subject for fear of hurting them? Take a gentle approach, says YOU's relationships expert Caroline West-Meads 
My friend Helen has been to stay for three days. She brought with her gifts of champagne, vegan candles, vegan chocolate and really nice coffee. 
This week, Tom samples the sushi at two of the capital's finest Japanese restaurants, while Olly shares his bank holiday bargains 
I hadn't seen my friend Fran for over a year when she invited me to come and stay with her family in their newly purchased Cornwall house. 
I'm not going to pretend I'm thrilled that the balmy joys of summer are almost over. 
…dress up a white shirt. Fashion director Shelly Vella shows you how 
In a heart-wrenchingly honest account of her struggle with emotional eating, YOU's beauty director EDWINA INGS-CHAMBERS lays bare her lifelong feelings of isolation and self-loathing 
We all know that eating fewer calories will help us lose weight. But most of us don't know that what really counts is how our bodies use this energy, as Jo Macfarlane discovers 
You're not alone! So here to help you save face are these insider tips from the pros 
Four years ago Joan was dangerously overweight with multiple health problems. Today, she performs pull-ups for the delight of her 1.4 million Instagram followers 
If you're in need of ready cash you'll think up new ways to get it this week. 
Why not visit your favourite getaway from the comfort of your living room? Charlotte Page shows you how to steal that sunshine style 
…Joanne Toolan's red and pink picks 
With two-thirds of adults in the UK now overweight, our health is at crisis point, says GP Dr Ellie Cannon. She reveals the complex reasons behind it - and why willpower is not the solution 
The outcomes of my marriage split include: a major reassessment of my 'down-there' hair; an overhaul of my underwear drawer... oh, and a deep dive into my 'relationship behaviour' 
I am in my late 30s and my husband and I have been trying for a baby for six years without success. 
In the world of wellbeing, September seems to be the new January these days - with good reason. It's a far better time of year for a health reset than the freezing winter months. 
A headline published on February 7 reported that scientists had released anthrax on the Northern Line. In fact, it was B globigii, a different bacterium from the same family. 
Cryptocurrency farmers include Dafydd and Carys Evans from North Wales. Alongside 80,000 chickens, 150 cows and 900 ewes, they have two rigs. 
Ted Warner was told he had just eight years to live after having heart transplant surgery in 1990, but has now celebrated his 90th birthday - 31 years after receiving the donor organ. 
The Paw Patrol team are facing one of their toughest situations yet: the wrath of the woke brigade. The children's show has been branded as 'copaganda' for showing police in a positive light. 
Sources at GB News, which launched on June 13, fear there could be sweeping changes - and staff working within probation periods could be let go. 
After the publication last month of Trans: When Ideology Meets Reality, Helen Joyce claims she has been snubbed by the BBC and other media organisations. 
PETER HITCHENS: Here's an idea for all those people who like to intervene in places. Why don't we intervene in Britain? 
The Mail on Sunday set about creating our own dashboard featuring the most up-to-date figures for some of Britain's biggest killers which we compared with the current Covid stats. 
JO MACFARLANE: The question is whether I should have had any symptoms at all. Like over three-quarters of the UK population over the age of 16, I am fully vaccinated against the virus.