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Donald Trump is now the 2/1 favourite to win the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize following his FIFA Peace Prize triumph. Bookmakers see a growing chance the former US President finally lands the global honour he’s long wanted.

Betfred's Champions League special gives new customers a massive 50/1 on Real Madrid or 60/1 on Man City to win at the Bernabeu. With £20 in free bets back on a loss, it's a win-win Champions League offer.

Lando Norris may have won the F1 title, but Rory McIlroy remains favourite for BBC Sports Personality of the Year 2025. Chloe Kelly follows behind, while Mo Salah is backed to win World Sport Star of the Year after a standout season.

Storm Bram’s brutal winds and rain are battering Britain, but attention is turning to whether snow will fall on Christmas Day. Ladbrokes have Edinburgh and Newcastle leading the market for a White Christmas, as festive punters get involved.

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Mohamed Salah's potential move to a Saudi club is gaining traction, with odds implying a 55.6% chance of transfer before February 2026.

Bookies are offering betting specials ahead of this year’s Coronation Street Christmas Day episode, with odds on deaths, breakups, affairs, and brawls. A dramatic hour of festive drama is expected from 7:15pm on ITV.

Arsenal are now favourites to win the Champions League, with bet365 pricing them at 10/3 after a perfect league stage so far. Bet365 continue to offer promos including 2 Goals Ahead payouts and Champions League ticket giveaways each matchweek.

Angry Ginge is the new King of the Jungle and bookies are already backing his next moves. A TV show with Aitch, Sky Sports punditry, or ditching Twitch? The odds are in, and his future is looking bright.

Arne Slot is now the odds-on favourite in the Premier League Sack Race after Liverpool’s dramatic 3-3 draw at Leeds. Mohamed Salah’s explosive comments about being “thrown under the bus” have only intensified pressure on the under-fire Liverpool boss.