Yan Diomande makes Liverpool transfer confession with Jurgen Klopp admissionRB Leipzig midfielder Yan Diomande has clarified comments linking him with Liverpool, revealing the Premier League club is his father's favourite rather than his own dream destinationView 2 Images Liverpool have been linked with Yan Diomande. (Image: Getty Images)RB Leipzig wonderkid Yan Diomande has been forced to backtrack on claims that Liverpool are his "dream club". His displays have sparked rumours of a big-money switch to the Premier League, with the Anfield outfit amongst those reportedly monitoring his situation. ‌Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk makes feelings VERY clear on Mohamed Salah transfer READ MORE :He said: "People made it out to be my dream club. Naby Keita, whose stint at Anfield was marred by injuries, became a fan favourite and left with a Premier League winners medal.

Hosts Jennifer Zamparelli and Laura Fox with Eurovision winner Niamh Kavanagh and pro dancer Stephen Vincent, who were voted out during the live show of RTÉ’s Dancing with the Stars. Photograph: Kyran O’Brien/kobpixBoyband versus girl group night on Dancing with the Stars (RTÉ One, 6.30pm) goes in the wrong direction for Eurovision winner Niamh Kavanagh as she becomes the latest celeb to exit the contest. And so, well before the dance-off, we know the Eurovision champ Kavanagh, dancing with Stephen Vincent, is in line for nul points. She has instead clung on until mid-February and the business end of Dancing with the Stars. Here, hosts Laura Fox and Jennifer Zamparelli put their dancing shoes where their mouths are by leading the female and male teams through two elaborate routines.

EXCLUSIVE: Princess Kate believed Harry and Meghan were 'not to be trusted' after explosive moveMirror royal editor Russell Myers' brand new explosive biography of the Prince and Princess of Wales reveals how Kate was less interested in persuading Harry and Meghan to stay in the Royal Family than husband Prince WilliamPrincess of Wales felt Harry walking away from royal life was 'inevitable'The Princess of Wales had less interest than Prince William in trying to stop the Duke and Duchess of Sussex from walking away from royal life, believing Prince Harry quitting his role was “inevitable”. Despite the Prince of Wales being intensely saddened at his younger brother’s decision to leave the royal family, the princess was less interested in attempting to persuade Harry and Meghan to stay, it can be revealed. ‌View 3 Images The Princess of Wales with sister-in-law Meghan (Image: PA)‌Packed with intriguing insight into the biggest stories and events to follow the Prince and Princess of Wales in recent years, Myers tells how the princess believed Harry would want more than being a “bit-part player” in the monarchy amid his fundamental differences with her husband. The first joint biography in more than a decade also reveals how at first, Kate had been willing to give Harry's wife Meghan a chance when she was first introduced to her. William and Catherine: The Intimate Inside Story, published on 26 February by Ebury, Penguin Random House, is available to pre-order now.

Munster Junior B FC: Ballyphehane 1-14 Knockainey 0-6Ballyphehane are through to the Munster Junior B Football Championship final after a comprehensive 1-14 to 0-6 victory over Knockainey in Sunday's semi-final at Knockaderry. Craig Murphy top-scored for Ballyphehane with 0-8 – including three two-point frees – while Fielding contributed 1-0 from the bench. Ballyphehane substitutes Jamie O'Brien, Fielding and Kiely transformed the contest after the interval. Subs: J O'Brien, S Fielding, D Kiely, O Sweeney, T O'Mahony. Knockainey: T Clancy; G Donworth, S O'Donnell, D Cooke; A Buckley, D Buckley, C Fitzpatrick; C Buckley, L Burke; M Leo, P Reale, M O'Grady; R Reale, B Blackwell, S Carroll.

The Government has moved to expedite the removal of the cap on flights to and from Dublin airport. The court’s advocate general ruled last week that in his opinion the 32 million passenger cap was lawful. The full ECJ ruling is expected in the coming months and, depending on timing, could have significant consequences for the number of flights into and out of the airport this summer. The cap is currently suspended pending the outcome of a legal challenge by various airlines which can move to a conclusion once the ECJ issues its ruling. But, after inclusion in the Programme for Government, this move on the cap comes more than a year into the Coalition’s term and is likely to be completed after the ECJ ruling.

Ford Motor Company Australia has recalled hundreds of 2022 Ranger and Everest models over fears a software issue could place drivers at risk of death. The recall notice warned of the dangers when a car brakes suddenly and without warning. A recall notice was also sent out in August 2023 for the same software and transmission issue, but that covered 4,841 Ford Ranger and Everest vehicles listed as 2021 to 2023 models. The Daily Mail understands all 244 Rangers and Everests listed in the 2026 recall were also advised to go into Ford for repairs under the 2023 recall notice. Concerned Ranger and Everest owners have also been advised to contact the Ford Customer Relationship Centre on 133 673 if they require additional information.

On Sunday, they looked set to get a critical win over Killorglin as they led by three with 30 seconds to go. The Killorglin win was more expected, but Sunday’s win was the impressive one, especially as Tralee hadn’t played on Saturday. Anthony Obinna had a good game with 19 and Jordan Hinds will capture the headlines with 31, but it was Luke McLoughlin that I was most interested in. Eanna will be disappointed in the loss, but it was still a good weekend overall for the Rathfarnham side after they easily beat Star (96-71) in Dublin. Killester win again despite Haiby absenceKillester once again showed the power of their collective as they beat Trinity Meteors 76-65.

The influencer‑turned‑entrepreneur has quietly built a multimillion‑dollar food empire, with Spanian's Kebabs now valued at around $2.5million and expanding fast. Since leaving prison in 2017, Spanian (pictured) has reinvented himself as one of Australia's most successful content creators complete with young girlfriend Ava Jean Walker (pictured)As the kebab empire has grown, so has the flex. Social mediaToday, Spanian commands a massive social media following, with fans hanging on his every word ever since he started posting prison raps and stories of his upbringing. Snap StarLast year Snapchat recruited Spanian to join their social media platform as an invite-only Snap Star with earnings estimated to vary from $500 to over $10,000 per post. Spanian's (pictured) fitness app Limitless charges $39 a month for workout and meal plansHis fitness app Limitless charges $39 a month for workout and meal plans.

Police were on Sunday night facing mounting calls to launch a full investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's role as the UK's trade envoy. Senior political figures called for a criminal probe into fresh allegations that the disgraced royal abused his position to leak sensitive information, including to paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein. Detectives could investigate Andrew for the offence of misconduct in public office over allegations he forwarded confidential reports while representing the Government abroad. It's clear Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor abused his position as trade envoy, sharing sensitive information about the UK's interests with his friend, and convicted paedophile, Jeffrey Epstein. Senior Tory MP Alex Burghart said: 'Leaking sensitive Government information is incredibly serious, and these latest reports about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor are therefore extremely concerning.

Fabien Brau-Boirie scores France's third try during the Six Nations match against Wales at Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Photograph: David Rogers/Getty ImagesSix Nations: Wales 12 France 54We are running out of ways to describe this. Empty seats at the Principality Stadium during the Wales v France game. – GuardianSCORING SEQUENCE – 1 min: Gailleton try, Ramos con, 0-7; 10: Bielle-Biarrey try, 0-12; 14: Brau-Boirie try, Ramos con, 0-19; 18: Carre try, Edwards con, 7-19; 38: Jalibert try, Ramos con, 7-26. 43: Marchand try, Ramos con, 7-33; 48: Attissogbe try, Ramos con, 7-40; 57: Attissogbe try, Ramos con, 7-47; 60: Ollivon try, Ramos con, 7-54; 77: Grady try, 12-54.

The Government established a commission of investigation into the handling of historical child sexual abuse in schools last July. Photograph: Christian Hartmann/ReutersThe Government should consider taking legal action against religious orders if they refuse to contribute to a future redress scheme for people who were sexually abused in schools, a Sinn Féin TD has said. An interdepartmental group was established to examine the scoping inquiry’s recommendations, including how a potential redress scheme should be funded. The group also said it would consider how other redress schemes, in the State and abroad, operated and “the potential scope and objectives of any future redress scheme, including the potential costs”. A number of survivors are taking legal action against the State over their exclusion from this particular scheme.

She has been redefining what it means to be glamorous on and off the red carpet in recent years. And Pamela Anderson continued embracing a pared-down approach to makeup as she attended the premiere of her latest film, Rosebush Pruning, at the 76th Berlin International Film Festival on Saturday. She worked a subtle swipe of pink eye shadow, a touch of blush, along with a slick of lip gloss. Amidst her comeback, Anderson has been largely going makeup-free on the red carpet. Speaking previously to People, Anderson said that she's 'not opposed to makeup' but admitted that she 'used it for protection in the past'.

A teenager has been injured as shots were fired in north Dublin. Gardaí are appealing for witnesses after the incident in St Margaret’s Park, Ballymun, on Sunday afternoon. The teenager, an adult man, sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries and was taken by ambulance to hospital. An appeal has been issued to anyone who may have witnessed the incident to come forward. Those with camera or dashcam footage and were in St Margaret’s Park between 11.30am and 1.30pm are urged to make the material available to investigating gardaí.

Motoring review: ‘Twice the car calmly informed me that the driver was out of their seat – which was news to me given that I was very much present and in control’The list of the cheapest new cars for sale offers a reality check, with electric cars now dominating the top five - so is it worth taking one for a spin? Geraldine Herbert test drives the Leapmotor TO3. Photo: Paul Herbert-KaneGeraldine Herbert Today at 06:30There is still a general belief among some people that electric cars are wildly expensive, a certain financial folly dreamed up by policymakers and people who alphabetise their recycling. And yet, a quick glance at the cheapest new cars for sale currently presents quite the reality check.

The UK Health Security Agency said the outbreak in schools and nurseries had left some youngsters requiring hospital treatmentA “big measles outbreak” in parts of London is affecting unvaccinated children under the age of 10, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) has confirmed. It said the outbreak in schools and nurseries in north-east London had left some children requiring hospital treatment. The agency had previously reported 34 laboratory-confirmed measles cases in Enfield from January 1 to February 9. Dr Vanessa Saliba, consultant epidemiologist at the UKHSA, said: “Our latest data shows we are now seeing a big measles outbreak in north-east London, mostly affecting unvaccinated children under 10 in schools and nurseries, with some being hospitalised. A message currently posted on the NHS Ordnance Unity Centre For Health GP surgery’s website said there is a “fast-spreading measles outbreak in several schools across Enfield”.