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Arsenal, Tottenham and north London derby

Arsenal vs Tottenham live updates: Trossard goal turns north London derby around in the Premier League

Goals from Leandro Trossard and Gabriel have turned the north London derby around after Son Heung-min's opener. The Tottenham captain opened the scoring with a deflected effort but it was a set piece that did the business again for Arsenal with the Brazilian heading in from Declan Rice's corner before Trossard finished superby to make it 2-1.

ESPN on MSN · 8h

North London derby: History, stats for Tottenham-Arsenal

The January clash marked the 198th meeting between Tottenham and Arsenal, with Arsenal leading the series 84-61-52. It also marked the 67th meeting between the two clubs as members of the Premier League. The first meeting in the north London derby was Dec. 4, 1909 (Arsenal defeated Tottenham 1-0). Arsenal defeated Tottenham 2-0 on January 15.

NBC Sports · 7h

Arsenal vs Tottenham player ratings — Gabriel shines in North London derby comeback

Tottenham Hotspur's 25th-minute goal gave Spurs hope of a North London derby hope, but the final score line feels as expected as Arsenal won 2-1 at the Emirates Stadium against their historic and injury-hampered rivals.

Timothée Chalamet Channels Bob Dylan in London

CNN on MSN · 17h

Look of the Week: Timothée Chalamet adopts London’s most stylish accessory

The ‘A Complete Unknown’ star arrived at the London premiere astride one of the city’s most popular modes of transport – a Lime e-bike.

Yahoo · 12h

Timothée Chalamet Channels Bob Dylan in London in Martine Rose

Costume designer Arianne Phillips earned her third BAFTA nomination for Best Costume Design for “A Complete Unknown.”

StringersHub on MSN · 10h

UK: London hosts the presentation of 'A Complete Unknown', the biopic of Bob Dylan

London, United Kingdom - London hosted Tuesday the red carpet presentation at the British cinema of 'A Complete Unknown', the Bob Dylan biopic starring actor Timothée Chalamet. FOOTAGE FROM THE RED CARPET OF 'A COMPLETE UNKNOWN',

London Marathon, Chepngetich

Reuters · 1d

Chepngetich eyes new world record at London Marathon

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BBC on MSN · 22h

World record holder Chepngetich to run London Marathon

Women's world record holder Ruth Chepngetich is set to race in the London Marathon on 27 April. The Kenyan, 30, ran the fastest time in history by a female athlete at the Chicago Marathon in October, clocking two hours, nine minutes and 57 seconds.

Yahoo! Sports · 14h

Cairess leads British charge at London Marathon

Emile Cairess leads the British charge at this year's London Marathon, where Eilish McColgan will make her debut over the distance on 27 April.

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Meet the teenager hiking London Underground routes

Jai, 16, from central London, initially took on the Victoria line in August last year, where he walked from Walthamstow ...

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Google’s Pichai Joins Tech CEOs in London Cricket Team Bid

Alphabet Inc. Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai is joining Silicon Valley executives bidding for a London-based cricket ...

The Cheese Lover’s Perfect Weekend: Three Days In London

London is one of the world’s great cheese emporiums. Here’s a guided to the top locations in London where you can enjoy and ...

10 Bewitching Places Every Harry Potter Fan Should Visit While in London

From Hogwarts-themed hotel rooms to witchy cocktails, these 10 experiences will charm any Potterhead. See our list of 10 incredible places for any Harry Potter fan to enjoy, whether you're a casual ...

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London's latest ‘Cockney cuisine’ trend is a dream for Kiwi pie lovers

Cockney is the indelible imprint of the East End of London. There may have been a time when the term was liberally applied to every Londoner. However, by the turn of the 17th century, it had been ...