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Four housemates face eviction from Big Brother this week in Elsa, Cameron, George and Richard. Elsa Rae leads the market at 6/4 to go next following her failed showmance storyline, while Zelah Glasson remains the 7/4 favourite to win the series.

The Nobel Prize in Literature will be announced on Thursday, October 9. Can Xue and László Krasznahorkai are joint 10/1 favourites in the latest betting, with Haruki Murakami (14/1) and Cristina Rivera Garza (16/1) close behind.

NetBet have launched a special new customer offer for Thursday’s England v Wales international. Get 30/1 on a goal to be scored. Plus, boost your winnings by up to 50% on football accas across all major leagues.

Steve Bruce has been sacked as Blackpool manager after a 2-0 home defeat to AFC Wimbledon left the Seasiders second-bottom in League One. Ian Evatt and Richie Wellens are joint 1/1 favourites to take over, according to BetVictor.

Sam Fender and Harry Styles lead the Glastonbury 2027 headliner betting at 2/1 as anticipation builds for the festival’s return after its 2026 fallow year. Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, and Oasis also feature prominently in the odds.

Manchester City striker Erling Haaland is clear favourite at 3/1 to win the 2025/26 PFA Player of the Year award after scoring nine goals in seven matches. Mo Salah (9/1) and Bukayo Saka (10/1) are his nearest challengers.

Jacob Elordi has reportedly been linked with a 2026 screen test for the next James Bond film. Despite the rumours, Aaron Taylor-Johnson remains the firm 8/11 favourite with William Hill, ahead of Callum Turner (7/2) and Henry Cavill (4/1).

DragonBet launches a £20 Free Bet offer for new customers ahead of the Welsh Racing Festival at Chepstow (Oct 10–12). The three-day meeting features £500,000 in prize money, top trainers, and three graded races.

Luton Town have sacked Matt Bloomfield after Saturday’s 2-0 defeat to Stevenage left them 11th in League One. Luke Williams is 4/1 favourite to replace him, with Ian Evatt (5/1) and Richie Wellens (6/1) close behind in the market.

CMAT is the 2/1 favourite to win the 2025 Mercury Prize ahead of Fontaines D.C. (9/4) in what looks like an all-Irish battle at the top of the betting. The awards will take place on 16 October in Newcastle.