Max Rushden is joined by Barry Glendenning, Seb Hutchinson, John Brewin and Osasu Obayiuwana to discuss the Manchester derby and extraordinary scenes at the Afcon final On the podcast today; Manchester United completely dominate the derby. Is it as simple as just do all the things Ruben Amorim didn’t? Elsewhere, despite a last-minute defeat at home to West Ham, Thomas Frank remains in his job at the time of recording. We also discuss Oliver Glasner’s extraordinary post-match interview as Palace lost to Sunderland and Liverpool’s miserable unbeaten run. Plus, a quite unbelievable Afcon final and your questions answered.

‘I’m not doing that,’ recoiled Jackson, briefly looking like he was ready to land more than his hand on him. Though Sky Sports' brains trust have come up with the idea of a watch-along without a match to actually watch. The first match clip, of Harry Maguire hitting the bar, extracted an ‘In your face!’ from KG to City fan ‘Big Steve’. As of Monday night, a clip entitled ‘Roy Keane reveals the result of the Manchester derby to fans locked In The Box' had been viewed 6.7million times. It's enough to make you want to lock yourself in a box.

Mathys Tel and his team are furious that he has been axed from Tottenham's Champions League squadMathys Tel has been kicked out of Tottenham's Champions League squad, marking the second time he has been dropped in Europe this season. Thomas Frank confirmed that Tel, who signed from Bayern Munich for £30million last summer, has been axed now that Dominic Solanke is back fit. The France international had already been left out of the Spurs squad back in September. Solanke's return allows Spurs to exploit a loophole in UEFA regulations to bring him back into the squad. It's a tough one for Mathys, but he is not in the squad tomorrow."

BUS HORROR Gory video fanatic killed gran by knifing her 18 times as she waited for bus in random attack, court toldA GORY video fanatic killed a gran by stabbing her 18 times as she waited for a bus in a random attack, a court heard. Jala Debella, 24, allegedly carried out the “senseless attack” on Anita Mukhey, 66, in North London, at around 11.50am on May 9, 2024. This mean the jury must determine whether Debella had killed Anita, as the evidence “most strongly” suggested. Debella allegedly had a “particular interest in very violent videos” online, which depicted extreme violence with knives and other weapons. After he returned home, Debella allegedly searched the internet for “knife”, “gore video” and “breaking news“.

Ms Mukhey died at 12.22pm despite efforts of medics and police, the Old Bailey heard. On Monday (January 19), jurors were told that Debella was unwell and could not attend court as prosecutor Jonathan Polnay KC opened a trial of the facts. Mr Polnay told jurors their task was to determine whether Debella had killed Ms Mukhey, as the evidence “most strongly” suggested. CCTV then picked up the defendant walking north in Edgware Road, past a bus stop and then returning to the scene where Ms Mukhey was attacked. Forensic analysis showed it had DNA from Debella and Ms Mukhey on it, the court was told.

Spearheaded by Small Business Britain, the Cedar Review will draw upon data, lived experience, and expert insight to identify practical ways to grow the economic contribution of refugee entrepreneurs. The Cedar Review will encourage collaboration between businesses, Government, and financial institutions to drive positive change. Yeukai Taruvinga, founder of London-based youth charity Active Horizons, is one of many refugee entrepreneurs sharing lived-experience with the new Cedar Review (Image: Small Business Britain)For more information, visit http://www.cedarreview.com. "As a refugee in London, it's evident how much culture and talent we bring to table, whilst also making a positive contribution to the UK economy and society. "The Cedar Review is crucial in demonstrating the barriers we face and finding solutions to support a productive and economically successful nation.”The Review will be guided by a Steering Board of refugee entrepreneurs, academics, NGOs, and business leaders, ensuring lived experience is central to every stage of the process.

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The organisation says its Access to Politics Charter is a “groundbreaking” step towards tackling Wales’s democratic “representation gap”. Developed by the Access to Politics Grassroots Network, made up largely of disabled people and Welsh Government-funded, the Charter sets out “practical measures” to dismantle barriers preventing many would-be candidates from entering public life. Political parties must create “safe, confidential spaces” for candidates to disclose impairments or health conditions “without fear of prejudice”. The initiative mirrors similar work in Scotland, where Inclusion Scotland’s Charter has already been signed by all six major political parties. Kat Watkins, Access to Politics Project Officer at Disability Wales, said: “This Charter is about creating real change.

James McClean reveals real feelings on Ryan Reynolds after abrupt Wrexham transferJames McClean has made his thoughts clear after leaving Wrexham to join Derry CityView Image James McClean has paid tribute to Wrexham's owners after leaving the club (Image: MB Media/Getty Images)James McClean has shared a touching tribute to Wrexham owners Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac following his unexpected exit from the club. ‌After expressing his dissatisfaction over limited minutes, McClean has chosen to return to his roots in the League of Ireland Premier Division. Despite his grievances over reduced playing time, McClean commended Wrexham for their "classy" handling of his departure. Wrexham is the Game is great new way to get top-class coverage Wrexham AFC is the arguably the fastest-growing club in the world at the moment thanks to a certain Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney. And for a limited time, a subscription to 'Wrexham is the Game' will cost fans just £15 for the first year.

Green Councillor Kevin Pressland is a passionate campaigner for nature and the natural environment. In the case of the old hoverport, it now contains primary plant species like birch and buddleia, sea buckthorn, prostrate sedums etc. So, this old hovercraft area is a prime example of such a novel site, home to multitudes of plant species, mammals, reptiles, birds and invertebrates. The whole thing makes a mockery of protection designations for nature and the report last week by the governments own ‘Office of Environment Protection’ slams the government on its poor record of nature protection and enhancement https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/jan/13/wildlife-targets-missed-england-northern-ireland-watchdog. https://www.theoep.org.uk/news/actions-now-will-determine-whether-key-2030-environmental-targets-are-met-says-oep-report-eipEconomic interests should not be allowed to counter nature’s protection and enhancement which is in all our interests.

Iran’s president, Masoud Pezeshkian, warned on Sunday that any attack on the country’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, would be a declaration of war. On Wednesday the US came close to launching military strikes on Iran but ultimately pulled back as Trump opted to pause amid mounting regional and diplomatic pressure. Saudi Arabia’s crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman, had also urged restraint, according to Axios, citing the risks to regional stability. “However, I am worried because I received news that he has been tortured under custody and hasn’t received medical attention yet. No protests have been reported for days in Iran, where the streets have returned to an uneasy calm.

Thomas Frank could be replaced by Oliver Glasner at Tottenham. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTThe Times claim that John Heitinga, the recently dismissed former Ajax boss who now serves in Frank's coaching staff, could assume control if Frank is shown the door. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTThere has also been speculation that Mauricio Pochettino features on the list, which would represent an incredibly poignant homecoming for the Argentine. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTNevertheless, this would need to be postponed until after the World Cup at the very earliest, considering he is guiding the USA towards their home tournament. John Heitinga has been brought in to assist Thomas Frank.

Cambridge University Graduation Day on 3 May 2025. Students queue along King's Parade waiting to enter the Senate House to receive their degrees on May Day Weekend. Seen Here: Students from the all female Murray Edwards College. However, this government will not tolerate abuse of the immigration system. To restore order and control, we're tightening the rules to ensure those coming here are genuine students and education providers take their responsibilities seriously.

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TLDRGlobal stock markets are bracing for falls after Donald Trump threatened to impose 25% tariffs on goods from eight European countries, including the UK, in a bid to support his plan to acquire Greenland. The proposed tariffs, set to take effect on 1 June, have sparked concerns over the potential unravelling of NATO alliances and the disruption of trade agreements, leading to a surge in demand for precious metals as a safe haven. European leaders have criticized the move, warning it could undermine the NATO defence alliance and harm the European economy.