A 93rd-minute equaliser from Zian Flemming saw 10-man Chelsea squander a lead at Stamford Bridge for the Premier League second game in a row. ‌Chelsea have now received eight red cards this season, with only two sides in Premier League history being on the wrong end of more sendings off in a single campaign. But the 41-year-old conceded that they've received 'too many' red cards this term. "Our discipline since I've come in, which is what I only speak on, has been very good," Rosenior stated. Article continues below"But you're going to get red cards, it's too many.

Mikel Arteta has warned his Arsenal players that they can join a different club if they can’t cope with the pressure of a Premier League title race. The Gunners suffered a chastening 2-2 draw to bottom-placed side Wolves on Wednesday which has thrown the title race open. Manchester City are two points behind the north London club at the top with Arsenal having now won just twice in seven league matches. When asked how he will stop the outside noise affecting his players, Arteta said: ‘You ask them the question: “Do you want to be part of the noise, or not?" Be part of a different club, or do you want to be at Arsenal?

The chair of the Public Accounts Committee has said that the fact a residence used by former Garda Commissioner Drew Harris remains empty more than six months after Mr Harris left office “defies belief”. The OPW has confirmed that the former Commissioner’s Phoenix Park residence Spa Lodge, on which more than €600,000 was spent in refurbishments and security upgrades prior to Mr Harris taking up residence, is one of 11 State-owned properties in the park currently lying idle. Former Commissioner Harris left his post last September after a seven-year term. The OPW said in its statement to Mr Brady that the 11 properties vacant “require upgrading (or) refurbishment or and not currently suitable for occupation”. It is unclear whether Mr Harris or An Garda Siochana paid the rent in question.

Scoliosis and spina bifida advocacy groups have threatened to take a case in the High Court against health minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill over delays to a statutory inquiry into spinal care at Children’s Health Ireland. The Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Paediatric Advocacy Group and Scoliosis Advocacy Network sent a letter to the minister saying they are considering High Court action. This week, 62 children were recalled for spinal care at Children’s Health Ireland as part of a review into the work of an orthopaedic consultant at CHI and at the National Orthopaedic Hospital in Cappagh. Ms Carroll MacNeill has been urged to progress the public inquiry. Ms Coughlan Santry told the Irish Examiner the two advocacy groups were “not happy” with how Ms Carroll MacNeill appointed a facilitator to scope out the inquiry’s terms of reference.

Stephen Kenny has expressed sympathy for the “terrible” situation Ireland boss Heimir Hallgrimsson and his players find themselves in after being drawn to play Israel, and feels the decision over the Nations League fixtures going ahead should be made by Uefa. The St Pat’s boss has also said that he will never be comfortable with the idea of being censored for an opinion, following the statement released by Drogheda United chairperson Joanna Byrne last Wednesday where the TD said the club’s board of directors asked her to resign after expressing her view that Ireland should boycott the games against Israel.

Brad Collins, 46, was diagnosed with brain cancer after two subtle symptomsNobody panicked when Brad Collins complained of a slight headache. The 46-year-old Sunshine Coast electrician was fit, outdoorsy, and rarely sickBrad was the kind of man who always kept going. Brad had a brain tumour - later identified as a glioma measuring about 3cm, graded between stage 2 and stage 3. 'At the moment, we're just waiting,' Frances said. For now, the family is waiting - trusting doctors, holding each other, and taking life one day at a time.

Derby attempted to launch an immediate response as Callum Elder swung a cross over from the left which was collected by Sammie Szmodics who dragged his shot wide of the post. ‌The Ipswich loanee took aim but dragged his shot wide of the far post. Kayembe then struck off target before the break as Ward then struck wide from distance early in the second half. Made a good save in the second half. Was subbed in the second half.

John Eustace reveals fresh Derby County injury problems that were a 'real blow'The Rams were without some first-team players for the clash against Watford where the Rams were beaten 2-0View Image John Eustace, manager of Derby County (Image: Getty Images)John Eustace revealed Derby County suffered "three or four" injuries in the run-up to their defeat at Watford, but insisted they could not use it as an excuse for their defeat at Vicarage Road. ‌The Rams slipped to a 2-0 defeat at the Hornets where goals from Luca Kjerrumgaard and Mamadou Doumbia sealed victory as Derby slipped out of the top six. Asked about the absences from the squad, Eustace said: "Unfortunately, we picked up three or four injuries in the week which has been a real blow for us. Every day, the DerbyshireLive football desk strives to deliver all manner of news, features and transfer-related stories as a part of our overall package of Derby County content. If you prefer reading our Rams stories on your phone, consider downloading the DerbyshireLive app, in which you can personalise the content you see by selecting Derby County as one of your designated topics.

Vegan food has grown up alongside us, moving from niche cafes to supermarket aisles, restaurant tasting menus and home kitchens all over the country. For my own part, I’ll admit something that probably won’t surprise anyone: I’ve rarely, if ever, cooked completely vegan. Not through any resistance, but because my cooking instinctively leans on butter, cream and cheese for comfort and depth. I found myself gravitating towards cabbage and cauliflower, two ingredients that have been quietly waiting in the wings for their moment. In these two recipes, that’s exactly what I’ll be doing: showcasing cabbage and cauliflower in all their glory.

SoccerKerry boss Colin Healy takes ‘no’ positives out of defeat at home to Athlone Town: ‘it’s not good enough’Kerry FC manager Colin Healy was extremely unhappy with his side's performance after Friday evening's 1-0 loss to Athlone Town in Mounthawk Park, saying that the players had not met the standards set at the football club.

A German publishing group which supports a united Europe has launched a bid to buy the Eurosceptic Telegraph newspaper. The Telegraph has been in limbo since Redbird IMI tried to buy the newspapers in 2023. It later withdrew its bid in November, and in December asked Ms Nandy to transfer its interest in the newspapers to DMGT. The proposed acquisition by DMGT would bring The Daily Telegraph and The Sunday Telegraph under the same umbrella as the Daily Mail, The Mail on Sunday, Metro and The i Paper. DMGT has said The Telegraph would remain editorially independent, as are all DMGT titles.

National Football League Division 1: Roscommon 2-16 (2-2-12) Galway 0-21 (0-3-15)Here we go again. Long after the final whistle, the likes of Cregg, Murtagh and Smith were still signing autographs on the field. Scorers for Roscommon: D. Cregg 1-7 (2 f); D. Murtagh 0-5 (1 tp, 1f); E. Smith 1-0; D. Ruane 0-2 (tp); C. Lennon, A. Brady (45) 0-1 each. GALWAY: E. McGrath; J. McGrath, S. Fitzgerald, J. Glynn; D. McHugh, C. Hernon, S. Kelly; J. Maher, M. Tierney; S. McGrath, R. Roche, C. D’Arcy; R. Finnerty, F. McDonagh, L. Ó Conghaile. ROSCOMMON: A. Brady; P. Gavin, C. Keogh, N. Higgins; E. Ward, R. Daly, S. Lambe; K. Doyle, C. Ryan; D. Ruane, E. Smith, D. Heneghan; D. Murtagh, D. Cregg, R. Heneghan.

East Lothian police hunt runaway driver as vehicle crashes into racetrack gatewayOfficers are carrying out enquiries. Inquiries are ongoing (Image: Google Maps)East Lothian police have launched an investigation after a vehicle crashed into a gateway at Musselburgh Racecourse. The vehicle had been reported stolen on Thursday. ‌A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “Around 4.40pm on Thursday, 19 February, 2026, officers were called to Musselburgh Racecourse after a vehicle crashed into a gateway. “The vehicle was reported stolen earlier in the day from a premises in Inveresk Mills Industrial Park.

As soon as the Clare-Cork Munster SHC opening round robin game ended last year, I bolted out of Cusack Park to find a TV to watch Tipperary-Limerick in Thurles. I was hopeful of a good game but I wasn’t sure if we’d get one. Tipp had been well beaten by Cork in the league final and I wasn’t sure if that result had set Liam Cahill’s side back. I didn’t think Limerick was the best opening game for Tipp to have because Limerick had beaten them so often. And not just beaten Tipp, but hammered them.

In a bombshell email, a whistleblower told the Palace that the former Duke had secret financial links to controversial millionaire financier David Rowland, who was abusing his royal links. Andrew once told Epstein that Mr Rowland was his ‘trusted money man’. Over a period of several years, Andrew repeatedly alerted Mr Rowland to business opportunities arising from his work. Mr Rowland once gave Andrew’s ex-wife Sarah Ferguson £40,000 to help clear debts and, in 2017, paid off a £1.5million loan for Andrew. The ambassador put government staff at the Rowlands’ disposal, while Andrew gave David Rowland his schedule for a trip to Montenegro as UK trade envoy.