Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk makes feelings VERY clear on Mohamed Salah transferMohamed Salah's long-term future at Liverpool remains in doubt, with links to Saudi Arabia not going away, but things have settled down since his return from the Africa Cup of NationsView 2 Images Virgil van Dijk wants Mohamed Salah to stay at Liverpool this summer (Image: Simon Stacpoole/Offside via Getty Images)Virgil van Dijk has made it clear that he wants Mohamed Salah to stay at Liverpool beyond the end of the season. ‌Salah accused Slot of throwing him under the bus during a period of poor form for Liverpool in December. Salah provided a goal and an assist in Liverpool's comfortable 3-0 win over Brighton in the FA Cup on Saturday night and Van Dijk is in no doubt about what he wants, with Salah under contract until June 2027. ‌“The situation is what it is," said Van Dijk. The same as me he's got one more year, so we will see.”‌He added: "Mo is still so important for us.

Kilmarnock 2 Celtic 3Julian Araujo scored a dramatic last-gasp winner deep into stoppage time as Celtic claimed a huge three points in the William Hill Premiership title race by coming from two goals down to triumph 3-2 at Kilmarnock. Half-time substitute Sebastian Tounekti's brilliant curling strike halved the deficit before Benjamin Nygren poked home an equaliser with half an hour remaining. The opener arrived in the 21st minute as John-Jules raced onto Hugill's deft flick and drove into the box. The hosts were inches from retaking the lead in the 75th minute as John-Jules curled a free-kick against the crossbar from 25 yards. Then, with virtually the last kick of the game, Araujo fired high into the roof of the net after great work by Cvancara to seal what could be a vital three points for Celtic in the title race.

Met Éireann says it will remain unsettled in the week ahead. Photograph: Alan BetsonFollowing days of weather warnings and flooding, conditions look set to remain unsettled with rain and blustery winds forecast for the coming days. Highest temperatures will be between 8 and 10 degrees. Highest temperatures will be between 6 and 10 degrees, but turning cooler later as winds change to northerly. It will stay mostly dry but overcast through the evening with highest temperatures from 4 to 7 degrees.

69 Mins: Armagh try and force a goal chance, but they can only manage a point. 46 Mins: Roscommon 2-16 Armagh 0-14Enda Smith tussles with Greg McCabe as Roscommon lead Armagh in Division 1. 13 Mins: Roscommon 2-6 Armagh 0-3Goal for Cork through Colm O’Callaghan, as they ease away from Offaly early on in Tullamore. 3 Mins: Roscommon 2-2 Armagh 0-116 Mins: Ryan O’Donoghue cracks over a two-point free to get Mayo back into the game. National Football League previews: Division 1 front-runners Mayo and Donegal meet in LetterkennyHello and welcome to live coverage of the National Football Leagues.

In a review of 41 studies involving more than 50,000 people, they found that while all monitored weight loss, only two tracked participants' diets for deficiencies. Collins warned that she was contacted by doctors during the research, saying they were recording the disease in weight-loss drug patients. She added: 'My... worry is the long-term effects of being malnourished... or even a comeback of a deficiency disease like scurvy.' 'It does not give you an opportunity on how [the weight loss drugs] might impact their dietary intake. Collins warned that without robust data on diet, researchers could not fully understand the broader effects of weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy.

Leeds boss Daniel Farke said it was “perhaps not realistic” to start dreaming of Wembley glory after his side survived an FA Cup fourth-round scare by beating Birmingham 4-2 on penalties. “It’s perhaps not realistic to dream already about winning at Wembley. Farke added: “Really well done and congratulations first of all to Birmingham. Birmingham boss Chris Davies felt his side dominated large parts of the game and could not hide his disappointment. Davies added: “Had that gone in we’d have won 2-1 and I don’t think there would be any complaints from anyone.”

The magic of the FA Cup was in full swing on Sunday afternoon as Championship outfit Birmingham City looked to upset Premier League side Leeds United in the fourth round. After a 1-1 draw in regular time, and nothing separating the sides in extra-time, the match went to penalties at St. Andrew's - which Leeds prevailed as 4-2 winners. Re-live the shootout action as it happened with Daily Mail Sport.

Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk has stressed the continued importance Mohamed Salah has as the club look to make a success of their season. Salah has started every match since his return from the Africa Cup of Nations. Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah celebrates scoring a penalty in the 3-0 FA Cup win over Brighton (Peter Byrne/PA). He may have scored only two club goals since November 1 but Van Dijk insisted Salah had other qualities which were not so visible. Dominik Szoboszlai (left) celebrates scoring Liverpool’s second goal against Brighton with team-mate Curtis Jones, who scored the opener in a 3-0 win (Peter Byrne/PA).

All-island technology and cyber security services provider Leaf IT has appointed Andrew Johnston as managing director, while founder Steven Goldblatt transitions to the role of executive chairman. This transition is part of the IT and cyber security firm’s plan to strengthen the business for its next phase of growth while maintaining continuity for customers and partners.

Irish soccer team would ‘miss out’ if Israel matches were boycotted – HarrisBy Gráinne Ní Aodha, Press AssociationIreland’s soccer team would be “losing out” if matches against Israel were boycotted, the Tánaiste has said. On Saturday, Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald said Ireland should not play the matches and Israel should be “given the red card”. Republic of Ireland manager Heimir Hallgrimsson (Liam McBurney/PA) Photo by Liam McBurney“We have to recognise, though, when it comes to soccer, and when it comes to the Irish soccer team, not doing anything that would actually disadvantage the team and wouldn’t have any effect at all on Israel. “I just think in this situation, it’s actually the Irish soccer team that would be losing out and the Irish soccer team that would be missing out. “I think we have to have that sort of perspective in relation to this, and we need to get behind our Irish soccer team.”

Katie Price's husband Lee Andrews has shared a glimpse of what their future 'family home' will look like on Instagram on Sunday. She is currently enjoying her honeymoon in Dubai with Lee and was due to return home swiftly - however she has stayed in the country. Katie has reportedly purchased a home with Lee, 'putting down a deposit and signing the contract' this week. Her family have shared their fears over Katie 'splashing the cash' on the home, reportedly saying they are 'anxious this is a potential scam'. While packing her bags ready to go visit Lee in Dubai, she began: 'I'm going back to Dubai, obviously going back to see Lee.

Martin Odegaard provides injury update after Arsenal captain's worrying blow at BrentfordMartin Odegaard was seen limping after picking up an injury during Arsenal's 1-1 draw against Brentford in the Premier League on Thursday and the Norwegian has now given an updateView 2 Images Martin Odegaard suffered an injury against Brentford (Image: Rob Newell/Getty Images)Martin Odegaard has admitted he was "very sore" after picking up a knock in Arsenal's draw against Brentford on Thursday, but has allayed fears of a serious injury. The Gunners captain received treatment straight after Brentford's equaliser in the 1-1 draw and was seen limping post-match. He failed to stop the Brentford winger from scoring the equaliser and appeared in considerable pain as the medical staff rushed on to check on him. But Gunners fans were left worried about his fitness after Odegaard was seen struggling through the mixed zone. ‌View 2 Images Martin Odegaard picked up an injury at Brentford (Image: Glyn KIRK/AFP via Getty Images)MAKE THE MIRROR YOUR FIRST CHOICE!

Earlier this month, Amazon unveiled its financial results for 2025, revealing a story that goes deeper than just sales growth. The regulatory changes significantly impacted cross-border sales in 2025, leading to higher prices, reduced margins for sellers and impacting established inventory strategies. But what truly fuelled the revenue surge was its services division — Amazon Web Services (AWS) — accounting for nearly 60% of overall group sales. AI set to become central to AWS’s cloud offeringsIn the fourth quarter and annual financial announcement session, it became clear AI is set to become central to AWS’s cloud offerings. Analysts increasingly argue, however, that online product sales remain unprofitable, with profits from its AWS division funding the aggressive pricing, speedy shipping, and market leadership.

A Total Wipeout winner opened up about how the 'horrendous' audition process ultimately left him 'looking like an idiot.' Presented by Richard Hammond and Amanda Byram, the fast-paced BBC game show aired from 2009 to 2012. 'You have to wait for a couple of months, and usually it's after the episode is aired on TV. After the programme's initial 2009 to 2012 run, Total Wipeout made a brief 'return' to screens in 2020. Paddy McGuinness and Freddie Flintoff hosted a six-part series looking back on the show's best moments.

Maya Jama has shared a glimpse into her Valentine's Day celebrations with boyfriend Ruben Dias, after flying back to the UK to spend the weekend together. During a break from filming Love Island All Stars in South Africa, the presenter, 31, arrived back in England to spend some quality time with the footballer, 28. Maya was the picture of effortless style in a camel coat with a statement collar, with heeled boots and trendy black shades. The Love Island host shared a glimpse into their Valentine's Day celebrations on Instagram, starting the day by being showered with gifts by the Manchester City star. 'I think everyone is but also love a little stroll, I love a bike ride.