'I find it incredible' - Everton boss David Moyes rails against what's happening in the Premier LeagueEverton boss David Moyes believes too many of his Premier League counterparts are finding themselves unduly pressurised or losing their jobs earlyView Image Everton boss David Moyes isn't happy some of his fellow Premier League managers are coming under fire (Image: Robbie Jay Barratt - AMA/Getty Images))David Moyes believes clubs who stick by their managers have a better chance of success in a world of constant change. The Everton boss has backed a host of under-fire managers in recent weeks, expressing surprise at the pressure Brighton & Hove Albion's Fabian Hurzeler has been feeling. ‌Moyes suggested stability is an undervalued commodity in the industry when asked about the recent flurry of managerial changes in the Premier League ahead of Everton’s game with Manchester United on Monday at Hill Dickinson Stadium. ‌David Moyes warned not to make 'wrong' Manchester United decision with Everton star READ MORE :Moyes will face a club led by a caretaker head coach in Michael Carrick after the departure of Ruben Amorim. Meanwhile, the top three in the Premier League at the start of the weekend - Arsenal, Manchester City and Aston Villa - have been led by some of the longest-serving managers in the top flight.

Photo Credit: John BabiakSeattle, Wash. – After an offseason and week of change, the Colorado Rapids finally started their 2026 campaign. It was a tough fixture for a Matt Wells debut, away to Seattle Sounders. After a long VAR review, the goal was disallowed with Osaze De Rosario called for a foul on Darren Yapi. It took the Rapids almost 20 minutes to get a touch inside the box. Colorado didn’t quit on the game though as Seattle looked to consolidate.

Foreign Office tells UK holidaymakers 'stay indoors' amid surge in violenceThe USA has told its citizens to 'shelter in place'View 2 Images A member of the Prosecutor's Office stands guard near a burning bus at one of the main avenues after it was set on fire by organised crime groupsThe Foreign Office has urged UK citizens in Mexico to remain indoors and avoid unnecessary travel amid a surge of violence following the death of a drug cartel leader. Mexico’s army said on Sunday that it had killed cartel boss Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes, known as ‘El Mencho’, in a military operation in the western state of Jalisco. ‌His death triggered unrest and hours of roadblocks, with vehicles set ablaze across the state, including in the tourist hot spots of Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta. ‌“Authorities in Puerto Vallarta have issued a public advisory to stay indoors. If you do decide to travel, we recommend intercity road travel during daylight hours,” the official advice read.

A couple of weeks ago, I was invited to choose one of my favourite movies and present it to a live audience at the Irish Film Institute in Dublin. Being asked was the best and worst email to get: I was flattered at the invite, but spent many sleepless nights whittling down a shortlist. After a week or two, and as the bags under my eyes became big enough to pack for a fortnight in Lanzarote, I landed on The One: 1995’s Before Sunrise.

Young Mia Lily Keogh O'Keeffe tragically died after being hit by a car on the Slane Road in Navan, Co Meath on Saturday night. Now, a fundraiser has been launched to help support Mia’s heartbroken family during this difficult time, with almost €30,000 being raised by the community so far. Mia Lily was just moments from her home when the collision occurred, and the driver did not stop. ‌View 3 Images The scene on the Slane Road, Navan, Co Meath. Mia Lily, we are beyond heartbroken by your loss.

The BBC has apologised for “any offence caused” after a racial slur shouted during the Bafta Film Awards ceremony was broadcast. A BBC spokesperson said: “Some viewers may have heard strong and offensive language during the Bafta Film Awards 2026. If you have seen the film I Swear, you will know that film is about the experience of a person with Tourette syndrome. Aramayo won best actor and the EE Rising Star for his performance in the film, which also won best casting. Bafta, Tourette Scotland, Lindo and Jordan have been contacted for comment.

Honey Kinny Ross ensured all eyes were on her as she slipped into a very racy Karoline Vitto dress amid London Fashion Week on Sunday. The daughter of TV presenter Jonathan Ross and screenwriter Jane Goldman, 28, left little to the imagination in the look which boasted daring cut-outs. It comes after Honey celebrated her first Valentine's Day with boyfriend Gav Murphy, 40, after striking up a romance with the video producer last year. The couple made their first red carpet appearance together in August, as they attended the UK Gala screening of film, Caught Stealing. And he publicly showed his adoration for her during a trip to Disneyland in Florida last year, by proudly sporting a T-shirt emblazoned with her name 'HONEY ROSS'.

Stolen vehicles are often cut in half, with only the more valuable front section making the trip for its engine and electronics. It's been revealed thieves use easily-purchased, cheap on-board diagnostic (OBD) devices to activate stolen vehicles and whisk them away. Auto trade sources told the Herald Sun the stolen car shipments are rarely intercepted by border control officials, whose focus is searching freight for drugs, tobacco and weapons. Damning statistics reveal 20 per cent of Victoria's stolen cars are never recovered. Authorities regard Dubai as a hub for stolen vehicles with cars coming into the location from all over the world.

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Darragh Kenny and Eddy Blue in action. Photo: Wellington/Sportfot & Cassidy KleinKenny back in the saddle with a bangDarragh Kenny returned to action with a bang, securing a five-star victory and leading an Irish one-two with more than a hint of irony to it, as Bertram Allen chased him home in Wellington on Thursday night. Kenny explained his positive test for a prohibited substance was related to a prescribed medication for ADHD. “This is my first week back so it’s nice to get back in the ring,” said Kenny. “Bertram Allen rode Eddy for me for a little bit and did a fantastic job on him.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor charged taxpayers for massages while working as the UK's trade envoy, a retired civil servant has claimed. The Department for Business and Trade declined to comment on the claim. Andrew has always denied any personal gain from his role as trade envoy. Andrew's role as trade representative was unpaid, but he received taxpayer funding for his overseas trips, as well as the support of civil servants. The Department for Business and Trade declined to comment.

Wholesale electricity rose notably in January, increasing by more than 17%. Speaking on the shifts in wholesale prices, CSO statistician Deirdre Toher said: "Wholesale electricity prices rose by 17.1% in January 2026 when compared with December 2025 but were 24.2% lower than January 2025. Domestic producer prices for manufactured goods were 0.6% higher on average in January 2026 compared to the same period last year, while producer prices for exported goods were down by almost 6%. Ms Toher added that wholesale price inflation "showed an increase in January, with a 1.4% growth in the overall producer price index for manufacturing industries in the month." Producer prices for food products decreased by 2.3% in the 12 months to January 2026, while the food products, beverages and tobacco were down by 2.4%.

Rihanna returned to Giorgio Baldi restaurant in Santa Monica on Sunday, just days after partner A$AP Rocky threw her a surprise birthday party there. Shielding her eyes behind a pair of stylish oversized shades, she slipped her feet into pair of comfy white trainers. Rhianna wore glam make-up and her raven tresses in loose waves as she enjoyed a late night dinner without long term partner A$AP Rocky, real name Rakim Mayers. Rihanna and A$AP initially teased that they had potentially tied the knot in the rapper's 2022 D.M.B. 'I don't understand what the secret would be about if Rihanna and A$AP are married,' the fan commented.

Turmoil at Dunboyne Tennis Club after expulsion of coaches and intervention by GardaíThree members banished following 15-minute protest at grounds attended by 50 parents and children‘Around 50 parents and children gathered at Dunboyne Tennis Club, and among the signs on display were: “Listen to our kids: Bring back our coaches”.’ Photo: Steve HumphreysJohn Greene Yesterday at 06:30A Co Meath-based tennis club held its annual general meeting online last Thursday night, after telling members it had received Garda advice that it should not be held in person.

Sir David Beckham has been branded a 'true gentleman' after he jumped to the aid of a skier who suffered a head injury following a fall. The former footballer helped the woman following her tumble whilst on a family holiday at exclusive resort Courchevel in the French alps. David, 50, helped the injury skier by removing her skis and checking over her until medical help arrived. Sir David Beckham has been branded a 'true gentleman' after he jumped to the aid of a skier who suffered a head injury following a fallDavid, 50, helped the injury skier by removing her skis and checking over her until medical help arrivedDaily Mail has contacted representatives for David. Last month Romeo treated his girlfriend Kim Turnbull to a romantic ski break and shared snaps of their getaway on social media.