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Hermoso flies to France for medical treatment

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'A Fratton Park night for the ages'

on December 30, 2025

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BBC Radio Solent's Portsmouth commentator Andrew Moon on Pompey's dramatic win over Charlton Athletic.

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Lewandowski’s biography uncovers Barcelona’s unusual demand he never saw coming – ‘We need you to stop…’

A new biography of Robert Lewandowski has shed light on one of the most unexpected stories from Barcelona’s recent history. The book, titled “Lewandowski. Prawdziwy” (“Lewandowski. The Real D... http://dlvr.it/TPNfgf

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Here's Where to Get Your King Cake to Celebrate Epiphany

It’s only a few days until Epiphany (Jan 6) and there are plenty of places in Beijing to get a king cake, aka galette des rois (国王饼 guówáng bǐng in Chinese) to celebrate. For those who are unfamiliar, Epiphany is a Christian feast day that celebrates the three wise men visiting the baby Jesus. Part of the celebration is to eat a king cake, which consists of flaky puff pastry layers filled with frangipane. Traditionally, a lucky charm is hidden inside the cake (‘une fêve’) – similar to how money is hidden in a Christmas pudding – and whoever gets the piece with the luck charm is crowned king or queen for the day. Whether you want to celebrate Epiphany or just fancy trying this delicious cake, there are plenty of spots in Beijing to get yourself a slice or a whole king cake. La Maison Lyonnaise French restaurant La Maison Lyonnaise has traditional galette des rois available for pre-order for either take away or pick up on-site. You can choose either one for 4-6 people (RM...

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'A Fratton Park night for the ages'

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