Rodgers warns Villa that Slimani loan deal is likely to be ‘too complicated’
Leicester boss Brendan Rodgers has warned Aston Villa that a loan move for Foxes forward Islam Slimani is likely to be “too complicated”.
Five-year-old boy free of leukaemia after Singapore treatment – family
The parents of a poorly five-year-old boy are “rejoicing” after tests showed a cutting-edge cancer treatment has left him leukaemia free.
Pukki available for Norwich’s match against Bournemouth
Teemu Pukki is set to return for Daniel Farke’s Norwich as they host Bournemouth in a relegation battle at Carrow Road on Saturday.
Washington: Team bonding has united Hearts squad
Hearts striker Conor Washington feels he is only just getting to know his team-mates as manager Daniel Stendel trims his squad and makes a conscious attempt to bring it together.
Section of Chester’s ancient walls collapses
A section of the ancient walls around the city of Chester has collapsed after development work.
Late passenger jailed after causing bomb scare in bid to catch flight
An airline passenger who caused a bomb scare on his own flight because he was running late and feared he would miss it has been jailed for 16 months.
Meghan and Harry face pitfalls becoming financially independent, experts suggest
How the Duke and Duchess of Sussex earn “clean money” and become financially independent is likely to be the most difficult element of their future plans, experts suggest.
Liverpool welcome back Fabinho and Matip for Man Utd showdown
Liverpool midfielder Fabinho and defender Joel Matip return to the squad for the visit of Manchester United after lengthy absences.
Klopp: Moving Africa Cup of Nations to January a ‘catastrophe’ for Liverpool
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes the decision to move the Africa Cup of Nations back to its traditional January slot is a “catastrophe” for the club.
McCormack closing in on Northampton return
Northampton’s Alan McCormack is closing in on a return to action ahead of his side’s League Two clash with Morecambe on Saturday.
Helen Glover and Steve Backshall welcome baby twins
Olympic gold medallist Helen Glover and TV presenter Steve Backshall have become parents to twins.
Zinedine Zidane expects Barcelona to be the Real deal under Quique Setien
Real Madrid head coach Zinedine Zidane expects Barcelona to be just as competitive under new boss Quique Setien – and accepts working in the spotlight is all part of the job.
Art mystery solved as painting found in Italian gallery’s walls verified as Klimt
Art experts said they have determined that a stolen painting discovered hidden inside an Italian art gallery’s walls is Gustav Klimt’s Portrait Of A Lady.
Hodgson left with mixed injury news ahead of Palace’s trip to Manchester City
Crystal Palace manager Roy Hodgson has been left with mixed news on the injury front after Max Meyer was ruled out of Saturday’s trip to Manchester City but Joel Ward will be back in the squad.
In Pictures: Model fans enjoy world in miniature
Model enthusiasts have gathered at Alexandra Palace for this year’s London Model Engineering Exhibition.
Mad Max: Fury Road tops list of 100 best films of the century
Mad Max: Fury Road has been voted as the best film of the century by Empire magazine critics and readers.
Mooy’s pressing for a Brighton return
Brighton have midfielder Aaron Mooy fit and in contention to return in Saturday’s Premier League clash at home to Aston Villa.
Daniel Farke believes seven wins would save Norwich
Daniel Farke believes Norwich need to win seven of their remaining 16 matches to ensure Premier League survival, as they prepare to host fellow strugglers Bournemouth on Saturday.
US agency examining claims of unintended acceleration involving Tesla vehicles
The US government’s vehicle safety agency is looking into allegations that all three of Tesla’s electric vehicles can suddenly accelerate on their own.
Griffiths is hungry to play for Celtic – Lennon
Leigh Griffiths has told Celtic boss Neil Lennon that he is hungry for action.
Ross Barkley is going nowhere, says Chelsea boss Lampard
Frank Lampard has insisted Ross Barkley is going nowhere despite West Ham admitting interest in signing the Chelsea midfielder on loan.
Guardiola has options ahead of Palace visit
Manchester City have close to a fully-fit squad for the visit of Crystal Palace in the Premier League on Saturday.
Inter Milan yet to bid for Spurs midfielder Eriksen, says Mourinho
Jose Mourinho says Inter Milan have yet to bid for Christian Eriksen and that the midfielder will play against Watford on Saturday.
Sinn Fein suspends Paddy Holohan after ‘beyond offensive’ comments
Sinn Fein has suspended Councillor Paddy Holohan and has initiated a disciplinary process following controversial remarks he made on a podcast.
Watford set to be without Kiko Femenia for Tottenham clash
Kiko Femenia is unlikely to feature for Watford in their Premier League clash against Tottenham at Vicarage Road.
Ionity launching pay-as-you-go EV charging in the UK
High-speed electric vehicle charging network provider Ionity has announced plans to introduce a pay-as-you-go pricing structure in the UK.
Jail for robber detained by public after armed gang crashed car into jewellers
A man who was detained by shoppers moments after ransacking a west London jewellers has been jailed for 10 years.
Newcastle boss Steve Bruce supports move to ban under-12s heading in training
Former Manchester United defender Steve Bruce has backed moves by the Scottish Football Association to ban players under 12 years old from heading the ball in training.
Loan trio in line for Huddersfield debuts
Huddersfield’s new signings Andy King, Emile Smith Rowe and Richard Stearman are all in contention to make their club debuts against Brentford.
Hard work is not over – Watford boss Pearson
Nigel Pearson has warned that the hard work is not over at Watford, despite hauling the club out of the Premier League drop zone.