5 h. ago Man City vs Liverpool prediction and odds ahead of Premier League clash

Pep Guardiola goes into this weekend to face Liverpool in his 1,000th match as a manager as both sides look to cut the lead on Arsenal in the Premier League

Politics

7 h. ago Chelsea: Enzo Maresca in agreement with £100million valuation for 'top talent'

Wonderkid is giving his manager a selection headache

Economics

8 h. ago Man Utd star singled out after disappointing Tottenham display

Manchester United managed to salvage a point against Tottenham Hotspur in North London, but one Red Devils star has been the target of some severe criticism from pundits

Politics

8 h. ago Trust in the NHS depends on an overhaul of nursing standards

Editorial: The new management team at the watchdog must make sure staff are fit to practise and must learn from its past mistakes

Politics

8 h. ago Celtic star puts December exit to once side as Shaun Maloney takes him under wing

New winger deals with managerial change and iffy form in his stride

Politics

8 h. ago Martin O'Neill's lasting gift to Celtic successor as Sebastian Tounekti makes title prediction

Celtic chiefs are set to step up manager hunt during international break and Tounekti is confident the Hoops will hit their targets

Politics

8 h. ago Chelsea pile more misery on winless Wolves to go second in Premier League

Chelsea 3-0 Wolves: The managerless visitors were well beaten with Rob Edwards set to be appointed at Molineux

Politics

8 h. ago Arteta frustrated and disappointed by Arsenal’s inability to see off Sunderland

Manager feels ‘pain in tummy’ at end of clean sheet runRégis Le Bris praises his team’s character in ‘masterclass’Mikel Arteta told of his “disappointment and frustration” after Arsenal were denied a win by an injury-time Sunderland goal at the Stadium of Light. A 94th-minute strike from the substitute Brian Brobbey claimed a point for the home side, who are fourth in the table.“It’s not a nice feeling,” said Arteta. “It’s disappointment and frustration, because we wanted the three points. We had to navigate through a tough game. We knew that. [They were] very disruptive. We had to deal with situations that were obviously difficult to deal with.” Continue reading...

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9 h. ago Manchester woman, 43, is 'happier than I've been in years' after losing 2.5 stone

The mum of seven lost five pounds during her first week of using Simple.

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9 h. ago Brendan Rodgers and Russell Martin fancied for English Championship dugout return

The former Celtic and Rangers. bosses have been backed to potentially make a swift comeback after latest sacking in England

Sport

10 h. ago Championship club sack manager as he sets rotten record and admits 'I don't feel great'

Norwich City have sacked manager Liam Manning after a dismal start to the Championship season that has left the Canaries 23rd in the table with just nine points from 15 games

Society

10 h. ago Overhauls on hold as fixture squeeze sees has Liverpool and City playing it safe | Jonathan Wilson

With time limited by a packed calendar, only incremental change is possible, pausing transitions for Slot and GuardiolaTime is the enemy of all modern managers. There simply isn’t enough of it. The calendar is too packed, the demands on players too great and, just because there is something almost hypocritical about managers moaning about the number of games they have to play when the fixture list is a direct result of the greed of the clubs they work for, that doesn’t mean their fundamental point is not a valid one.Transition is always difficult, particularly when it involves not only a change of players but of style. Arsenal may have brought in more players than Liverpool this summer, but it would require a particular obtuseness to think that bolstering and finessing a system that already fundamentally works is a source of greater disruption than implementing an almost entirely new style. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Hibs smash St Mirren jinx as VAR presses pause on Buddies' F word joy – five talking points

David Gray's side managed a first win over the Paisley side in nine attempts with impressive 3-0 road win

Events

11 h. ago Norris soars to F1 São Paulo GP pole as Piastri stumbles and Verstappen flops

Oscar Piastri fourth as teammate Lando Norris excelsVerstappen’s title hopes hit as he is 16th and out in Q1Lando Norris claimed pole position for the São Paulo Grand Prix, his championship ambitions backed with a real statement of intent having already secured victory in the sprint race earlier on Saturday.His success was given added impetus as both his title rivals, Oscar Piastri and Max Verstappen, suffered disappointment in Brazil. Piastri’s championship hopes took yet another blow as he crashed out of the sprint and qualified only in fourth, while Verstappen could manage only 16th on the grid. Continue reading...

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11 h. ago Norwich City sack manager after SEVENTH straight home defeat sets unwanted record

Liam Manning has been sacked by Norwich City after his side's 2-1 defeat to Leicester City at Carrow Road

Society

12 h. ago The luxury £144 a night holiday home on the UK's best island only two hours from Manchester

It's got a cinema, spa, games room, gym, library, two hot tubs and even its own mini waterfall

Economics

12 h. ago Martin O'Neill spot suggests Celtic manager timeline may have shifted as he looks beyond international break

The Hoops boss was picked out in the stand with Hoops assistant Mark Fotheringham at St Mirren vs Hibs

Society

12 h. ago Nuno says ‘nightmare’ Tomas Soucek is a dream to manage after West Ham win

Burnley were edge out in London.

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13 h. ago Idrissa Gueye and Michael Keane on target as Everton sink Fulham

The onus is not only on Everton’s goal-shy strikers to turn promising play into points, David Moyes had insisted before Fulham’s visit. “I want more goals from my centre-halves and midfielders as well,” the Everton manager said. Idrissa Gana Gueye and Michael Keane duly obliged to deliver a deserved victory over Marco Silva’s toothless side.Everton’s second win in nine matches was relatively comfortable as Fulham demonstrated why their leading scorer this season is opposition own goals. A brief flurry in the second half aside, the visitors were subdued throughout by Everton’s greater urgency and quality. Moyes’ team had three goals disallowed for offside too, but a poacher’s finish from Gueye in first-half stoppage time and Keane’s late conversion ensured there would be no reprieve for the former Everton manager. Continue reading...

Events

13 h. ago New Zealand halt Scotland fightback just in time as stunning late try kills history bid stone dead

Gregor Townsend's men were 17-0 down at the break but fought back to level only for late brilliance to deny them

Events