11 h. ago Aston Villa v Chelsea in the WSL; Southampton v Portsmouth, and more – matchday live

Burnley v Liverpool opens Sunday’s Premier League slate Live scores and fixtures | Tables | And mail matchday liveJonathan Wilson thinks it might be over for Pep Guardiola. Is Jonathan Wilson right about it being over for Pep Guardiola?Two current Premier League managers worked as Guardiola’s assistants, Enzo Maresca and Mikel Arteta. Although both have developed along their own paths, they offer a snapshot of where Pepism was at the moment they set out alone: Maresca comes from the days of control through possession; Arteta from the era of four central defenders across the back. A tactical assessment of the elite is like a vertical tasting of Pepism.“He’s not used to fighting for his place, maybe,” Amorim said. “He’s uncomfortable, but he’s a very good kid. He wants to learn. Sometimes it’s hard to push different things from the players.”Under Ten Hag, Mainoo scored United’s FA Cup-winning goal against Manchester City in the 2024 final. Later that summer he started England’s Europe...

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14 h. ago Wilder to return at Sheffield United after Sellés sacking, Manchester derby buildup – matchday live

Burnley v Liverpool opens Sunday’s Premier League slate Live scores and fixtures | Tables | And mail matchday liveJonathan Wilson thinks it might be over for Pep Guardiola. Is Jonathan Wilson right about it being over for Pep Guardiola?Two current Premier League managers worked as Guardiola’s assistants, Enzo Maresca and Mikel Arteta. Although both have developed along their own paths, they offer a snapshot of where Pepism was at the moment they set out alone: Maresca comes from the days of control through possession; Arteta from the era of four central defenders across the back. A tactical assessment of the elite is like a vertical tasting of Pepism.“He’s not used to fighting for his place, maybe,” Amorim said. “He’s uncomfortable, but he’s a very good kid. He wants to learn. Sometimes it’s hard to push different things from the players.”Under Ten Hag, Mainoo scored United’s FA Cup-winning goal against Manchester City in the 2024 final. Later that summer he started England’s Europe...

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15 h. ago Manchester derby buildup, WSL news and a Championship grudge match – matchday live

Burnley v Liverpool opens Sunday’s Premier League slate Live scores and fixtures | Tables | And mail matchday liveThe Manchester United captain, Bruno Fernandes, spoke to the BBC’s Kelly Somers ahead of the derby.Kelly Somers - “How were you feeling during the game then? Because obviously it didn’t go to plan to start with. Did you get nervous at that point? Do you get nervous in game? Continue reading...

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19 h. ago Emma Caldwell's mum fears she'll die before inquiry into daughter's murder case is held

Speaking exclusively to the Sunday Mail Margaret Caldwell has demanded the Solicitor General remove all barricades that stand in the way of truth and justice.

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22 h. ago British prosecutor who sought Netanyahu arrest over alleged war crimes faces second misconduct probe

A second misconduct investigation has been launched into the British chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

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23 h. ago MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: The weakest part of this crumbling Government? It's Starmer himself

MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: There is a terrible thing that can happen to high-rise towers, if they have been poorly and cheaply constructed. It is called 'progressive collapse'.

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31 h. ago Why the £5 latte is coming to a High Street near you: Coffee magnate Giuseppe Lavazza blames Donald Trump and climate change for industry's global crisis

Speaking to The Mail on Sunday in Brazil, Giuseppe Lavazza acknowledged that a 'perfect storm' of climate challenges and political pressures was impacting the 98 million cups drunk daily in the UK.

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3 d. ago Fresh riots break out on the streets of France amid calls for Macron to RESIGN over his crumbling government: Hundreds arrested

Group of activists shut down different sections of the Paris ring road, while secondary schools and bus stations also had barricades placed in front of them.

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4 d. ago Fresh riots break out on the streets of France amid calls for Macron to RESIGN over his crumbling government: Hundreds arrested 

Group of activists shut down different sections of the Paris ring road, while secondary schools and bus stations also had barricades placed in front of them.

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6 d. ago Are smartphones eroding the experience of watching football?

Phones make everything easier but they have bred impatience and diluted the escapism of going to gamesBy Nutmeg magazineIn November 1980, I was 13 and making my way to Firhill from East Kilbride alone, arriving at the game to discover there was no manager in the dugout. It seemed very strange but, as I went on my own and was too shy to speak to anyone while I was there, it wasn’t until the next day that I found out via the Sunday Mail that Bertie Auld had resigned and gone to Hibs.The news was devastating. Bertie was my first manager, in charge for all the years I’d been a supporter, all of them in the Premier League. Now he’d gone and nobody had told me. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago Elderly people to receive winter heating payment in November

More than 880,000 elderly people will begin receiving their payment from the Scottish Government in November, the Sunday Mail can reveal.

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7 d. ago McConnell's schoolgirl fundraiser to be doubled by Scots millionaire

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: A business tycoon has pledged to double fundraising efforts after reading about the project in the Sunday Mail

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7 d. ago Greyhound racing set for total ban in Scotland after ministers back MSP's bill

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: Green MSP Mark Ruskell, who was inspired to campaign for the change after adopting an abandoned ex-racing greyhound, told of his delight.

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7 d. ago Ministers quietly abandon zero tolerance knife policy despite wave of youth crime

SUNDAY MAIL INVESTIGATION: In the last three years alone, 915 cases of children caught with knives or other offensive weapons have been referred to the children’s reporter.

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7 d. ago Scotland's zero tolerance knife policy quietly abandoned despite wave of teen deaths

SUNDAY MAIL INVESTIGATION: In the last three years alone, 915 cases of children caught with knives or other offensive weapons have been referred to the children’s reporter.

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7 d. ago Scots tycoon to double fundraising efforts for Jack McConnell's schoolgirl charity

SUNDAY MAIL EXCLUSIVE: A business tycoon has pledged to double fundraising efforts after reading about the project in the Sunday Mail

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7 d. ago MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Starmer has lost the moral right to raise new taxes on homes

If Keir Starmer now dares to try to fill the chasm caused by his own overspending by grabbing at the savings of the striving classes, he will be insulting the country.

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8 d. ago Pride And Prejudice producers forced to tear up their Netflix filming schedule after their Mr Darcy became a father

Producers of the latest Pride And Prejudice adaptation have been forced to tear up their filming schedule after their Mr Darcy became a father, The Mail on Sunday can reveal.

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1 week ago Loved Glasgow bar MacSorley’s is celebrating after being named Sunday Mail pub of the year

Glasgow bar MacSorley’s fought off tough competition to win Sunday Mail pub of the year.

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2 w. ago Fresh twist as friends of Freddy Brazier reveal his surprising next move following baby news... and tell KATIE HIND of key role his father Jeff is playing

As I revealed in yesterday's Mail on Sunday, Freddy is preparing to become a dad himself, as an ex-girlfriend of his is expecting their baby.

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