4 h. ago Arne Slot reveals bold ambition to match Jurgen Klopp in one key area

Slot has delivered a Premier League title in his first season as Liverpool boss but is now eyeing something even more remarkable

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16 h. ago Arne Slot confirms Jurgen Klopp return for Liverpool Premier League trophy lift

Klopp has not been at a Liverpool match since he left the club last summer

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36 h. ago Arne Slot explains how he won over Liverpool players with clever switch to target Man Utd star

Arne Slot has led Liverpool to Premier League glory after succeeding Jurgen Klopp at Anfield and has pointed to a moment early in the season which he believes made a big impact

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36 h. ago ‘I struggled with the lifestyle’: former teen prodigy Amanda Anisimova on her career

As she returns to the French Open, where she broke through in a run to the 2019 semis, the American explains why she stepped away from the sportProfessional tennis players are often led to believe that taking time off is fatal. In such an intense, competitive individual sport where greatness is determined though fine margins, the pressure to keep on moving is eternal. If you are not constantly training, competing and working on your craft, it is said, someone will always be there to take your place. Once you lose your spot, you may never get it back.During the most difficult period of her career, Amanda Anisimova, a former teen prodigy, had to reckon with that myth. In the depths of her depression, when the intensity of the tennis circuit had become unbearable and her mind was screaming out for change, the 23-year-old opted for the solution of a complete break from the sport two years ago. Continue reading...

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39 h. ago GBBO's Prue Leith's 'horrific' experience 'put her off TV' for years

Great British Bake Off judge Prue Leith has admitted there was one particular experience that put her off working in television for years before she changed her mind

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60 h. ago Man Utd change their mind as four stars made 'unsellable' and £100m transfer wish emerges

Manchester United have identified the four players that they will not be selling in the upcoming summer transfer window, as Ruben Amorim looks to overhaul his inherited squad

Economics

64 h. ago Jurgen Klopp's 'not dumb' comment sums up Liverpool's Florian Wirtz chances

Liverpool are looking to cement their place at the summit of English football by signing Bayer Leverkusen superstar Florian Wirtz, and are prepared to break their transfer record to do so

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3 d. ago Federico Chiesa exceeded Arne Slot expectations on first PL start for Liverpool

Italy forward Chiesa was the only new arrival after Slot succeeded Jurgen Klopp at Anfield last summer.

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4 d. ago Jurgen Klopp's final Liverpool dressing room speech rings true one year on

Jurgen Klopp issued a rallying cry to his Liverpool players in his final dressing room speech which has proved to be true as they prepare to be crowned champions on the final day

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5 d. ago Mo Salah picks out key difference between Jurgen Klopp and Arne Slot at Liverpool

Liverpool cruised to the Premier League title in Arne Slot's first season in charge and now Mohamed Salah has detailed the main differences between the Dutchman and predecessor Jurgen Klopp

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5 d. ago This article won’t change your mind. Here’s why | Sarah Stein Lubrano

Evidence shows that arguing our case rarely convinces others. It’s social relationships and actions that have that powerSarah Stein Lubrano is the author of Don’t Talk About Politics: How to Change 21st-Century MindsIt may seem paradoxical to write this in an opinion piece. But it needs saying: arguments alone have no meaningful effect on people’s beliefs. And the implicit societal acceptance that they do is getting in the way of other, more effective forms of political thinking and doing.I’m a researcher who studies the intersection of psychology and politics, and my work has increasingly led me to believe that our culture’s understanding of how political persuasion works is wrong. In the age of Donald Trump, Elon Musk and the rise of the far right, commentators have endlessly opined on the problems of fake news, polarisation and more. But they’ve mostly been looking in the wrong places – and have focused too much on words.Sarah Stein Lubrano is the author of Don’t Talk About Polit...

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6 d. ago The interview that will change your mind about our 'robotic' politicians: ED DAVEY opens up on becoming an orphan at 15, caring for his profoundly disabled son

The handwritten letter from a dying father to his four-year-old son could not have been more heartfelt.

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1 week ago CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews Change Your Mind, Change Your Life: The BBC's dire new therapy series is worse than rubbish

Apparently, it's completely fine to tell someone who is paralysed by anxiety to switch to 'automatic pilot' and go through life like 'a little robot'.

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1 week ago Jurgen Klopp finally shedding light on why he quit Liverpool made so much sense

Jurgen Klopp unexpectedly decided to step down as Liverpool boss at the end of the 2023/24 season but the German manager's reasons for doing so have since been justified

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1 week ago Richard Tice suggests Nigel Farage has changed his mind on his claim that the West ‘provoked’ Russia

Richard Tice hinted that Nigel Farage has shifted his stance on the Ukraine-Russia war, walking back his 2024 claim that the EU and Nato provoked Vladmir Putin’s invasion.

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1 week ago 'I was going to buy a Longchamp bag but Mango's £25 alternative has changed my mind'

Mirror's shopping writer Grace has been looking for a new work bag, and was surprised to find a £25 Mango tote that looks just like Longchamp's iconic shopper bag

Economics

2 w. ago Can robots make the perfect Aperol spritz? – Venice Architecture Biennale 2025 review

From 3D-printing with bacteria to cocktail-mixing humanoids, from the future of space suits to reassurances about climate change, this mind-boggling rollercoaster of a show could do with a more focused curatorial visionA teetering wall of gungy green bricks greets visitors to this year’s Venice Architecture Biennale, forming an imposing blockade near the start of the show. The blocks are made of bio-cement, incorporating fishing nets and algae dredged from the depths of the Venetian lagoon. The wall’s steeply sloping gradient follows the curve of global population growth over the last millennium, terminating abruptly near the ceiling to represent the coming peak of humanity. “What awaits us on the other side of the hill?” asks Carlo Ratti, director of this year’s biennale, as he stands in front of the momentous cliff. The answer is a great heap of gunge. A festering mountain of mould-like gunk is piled up against the back of the wall, apparently an allegory for microbial intelligenc...

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2 w. ago Don’t you get it, Harry? You’re not a victim. You’re a rich man who can pay for his own sodding security | Marina Hyde

One of the prince’s well-heeled friends should give our foremost podcaster a lesson on when to keep schtumPrince Harry wanted a completely new life and he has got one. He is no longer a working royal, but a rich person. His Rich Highness. This involves a change of mindset in a mind that is somewhat hard to describe as quick on the uptake.Being rich is all well and good, of course, and the duke certainly moaned enough about money when he was still within the confines of royal duty, to hear insiders tell it. But the reason you don’t see Beyoncé out there on the talkshow circuit whining about how much money she has to spend on security – easily eight figures a year – is that she, a very rich person, seems to understand that regrettably it goes with the territory, and that you have to pay for it out of your riches.Marina Hyde is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...

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2 w. ago When the BBC were first denied access to televising Queen Elizabeth's Coronation but the Earl Marshall changed his mind due to it possibly backfiring on the monarch

Queen Elizabeth II's Coronation was the first to be broadcast on television, though the ceremony almost didn't make it onto the screen.

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2 w. ago PETER HITCHENS: Could Anthony Blair's curious Net Zero rebellion prove that he really is a Marxist of great cunning?

I used to think I understood the Blair creature. Now I am not so sure. Was his rebellion against Net Zero a change of mind, or just the result of spending time with oil producers?

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