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Rangers were unexpectedly defeated 0-2 at home by St Mirren in a Scottish Premiership clash on February 22, 2025. St Mirren's first away victory against Rangers since 2013 was secured by second-half goals, including one by Tony Weston. The result underscores Ranger's inconsistency while St Mirren continues a positive streak.

Arsenal's hopes for a Premier League title were dashed by a 1-0 defeat to West Ham at the Emirates. Jarrod Bowen's decisive 44th-minute goal marked a milestone for him, while Arsenal's inability to score, despite bringing on high-profile subs, left them eight points behind Liverpool. West Ham secured a vital win under Graham Potter.

Tottenham Hotspur delivered a commanding 4-1 victory over Ipswich Town, driven by Brennan Johnson's double and two assists from Son Heung-min. Despite Ipswich's early efforts, the Spurs maintained control, adding late goals from Djed Spence and Dejan Kulusevski to secure their third consecutive Premier League win. Ipswich struggles near the relegation zone, while Tottenham gears up with heightened confidence.

Aston Villa secured a thrilling 2-1 win over Chelsea, overturning an early setback with standout performances by Marco Asensio and Marcus Rashford. Chelsea initially led after Enzo Fernández's goal, but Villa rallied with two Asensio goals, both assisted by Rashford, to snatch the victory. This result propels Villa up the table while extending Chelsea's winless streak.

Steven Knight's series, *A Thousand Blows*, immerses viewers in the harsh reality of 1880s London's criminal underworld. With standout performances by Malachi Kirby and Stephen Graham, the show examines themes of class conflict and immigrant resilience. While the action-packed narrative keeps audiences engaged, the cliffhanger ending leaves them eagerly awaiting the second season.

Wales will clash with Ireland in the 2025 Six Nations on February 22 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium. Ireland hopes to maintain their streak after decisive victories from 2022 to 2024, while Wales looks to regain dominance. Key players include Wales’ Jac Morgan and Ireland’s Dan Sheehan, with a packed stadium and live BBC broadcast.

EE is gearing up for the release of Apple's iPhone 16e, packed with features like the A18 chip and a 48MP dual-camera system. Pre-orders open on February 21, with general sales commencing on February 28. Apple Intelligence offers multilingual support across several countries, adding more languages by April.

Jamie Carragher stirred a debate by hinting that Erling Haaland might have skipped Manchester City's match against Real Madrid to avoid Antonio Rudiger. Haaland's injury absence raised questions, but Pep Guardiola asserted it was due to a genuine knee issue. While Carragher speculated on the situation, his claim was largely dismissed by other pundits.

The 2025 MOBO Awards celebrated trailblazing Black-origin music at Newcastle’s Utilita Arena. Hosted by Indiyah Polack and Eddie Kadi, the night boasted performances from artists like Spice and Krept & Konan. Central Cee matched Stormzy’s record as he bagged his seventh award, while Ayra Starr made history with dual wins, marking a significant moment for Afrobeats on the global stage.

Meghan Markle has rebranded her lifestyle brand to 'As Ever,' marking a strategic shift to a worldwide market beyond the Santa Barbara focus. Alongside the launch of her Netflix series *With Love*, the brand expands to include various products like jams, cosmetics, and decor. With support from famous friends and a nod to her past blog *The Tig*, the name reflects ongoing personal connection and growth.