Jurgen Klopp delivered a dressing room speech to his Liverpool squad for one last timeJurgen Klopp delivered an impassioned speech to his Liverpool players, praising their exceptional football and expressing his love for the team after their final game under his management. In a video posted by Liverpool FC, Klopp can be seen addressing his squad in the dressing room, still clad in their match gear, lauding them for challenging Manchester City, the reigning Premier League champions. "I love you, that's what I can say," Klopp told his players. After he concluded his speech, Klopp was met with hearty applause from all within the dressing room, some even cheering as he moved away from the spotlight. Later, footage soon emerged from the official Liverpool end-of-season party, which doubled up as another farewell to the departing manager.

Jones found it difficult to express how the performance levels had dropped so severely on the biggest day of the season. Jones felt preparations for the game were positive but was at a loss to explain why the plan failed so miserably on the day. Oxford had been vanquished 5-0 at the Toughsheet Stadium in March but the vice-captain did not feel any sense of entitlement going into the weekend. “We were expecting it, we had done a lot of prep this week and knew their form,” he said. We will have some time now to look at what went wrong, how to improve, and go again.”

Chelsea are no closer to agreeing a new deal with midfielder academy graduate Conor Gallagher, who is linked with Aston Villa and Tottenham, and could be sold by the Blues to help with Premier League's profit and sustainability rules (PSR). (Express), externalIpswich Town say they are doing everything possible to keep manager Kieran McKenna amid growing interest from the Blues, Brighton and Manchester United (Teamtalk), externalChelsea boss Mauricio Pochettino says he would be happy to retain 80-85% of his squad next season. (football.london), externalWant more transfer stories? Read Monday's full gossip column

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NEWS RELEASEUNIVERSITY OF GUELPH*************************Pesticides that have been marketed as “safe for honeybees” can still cause harm to wild ground-nesting bees, finds new research from the University of Guelph. The study is one of the first to test the impacts of such insecticides and fungicides on wild solitary bees. This could have implications for squash bee populations and the crops they pollinate, including squash and pumpkin (cucurbits), and the broader array of animals and plants they interact with. However, this designation may overlook the risks posed to ground-nesting bees, which have different exposure routes, the researchers say. Unlike honeybees, many wild bee species spend a significant part of their lives underground.”Combining pesticides increases riskThe study also highlights the risks of pesticides when they’re combined, says Raine.

FILE PHOTO: EU flag are placed on broken glass and British flag in this illustration picture taken(Reuters) - Britain and the European Union have agreed to pursue 'mini-deals' in areas of mutual interest, such as aviation and road transport, even if trade negotiations for a wider deal break down next week, The Times https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/post-brexit-britain-and-eu-agree-to-pursue-mini-deals-if-talks-fail-next-week-8b7jrrjc8 reported on Saturday. European Union chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier and Britain's chief negotiator David Frost have agreed that even if a wider deal proves impossible to reach on Oct. 15, contact will continue, The Times said. In such an event, the two sides would spend November attempting to put together mini-deals to offset the likely disruption when the transition period ends on Dec. 31, the newspaper said, without citing sources. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has set a deadline of the Oct. 15 EU summit for a deal, but the two sides are still haggling over a trade deal that would kick in when informal membership ends on Dec. 31. (Reporting by Aakriti Bhalla in Bengaluru, Editing by Rosalba O'Brien)

Foxtons founder Jon Hunt’s wealth fell in 2023 but he still managed to move up the Sunday Times Rich List, the latest rankings show. The annual list charts the wealth of the 350 richest people in the UK. Hunt ranks at number 120, up from 124 last year.

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Manchester City have won their seventh Premier League title, and fourth in a row, after a 3-1 victory against West Ham on the final day of the season. The Guardian's Manchester football correspondent, Jamie Jackson, looks at how City won this historic title without hitting their absolute best, and ahead to the next season as City brace themselves for the verdict on the pending 115 Premier League charges

Nuno Espirito Santo admitted keeping Nottingham Forest in the Premier League has driven him to drink. There was an undeniable irony to Forest receiving a helping hand from VAR at precisely the point in the campaign when it doesn't really matter. Despite a four-point deduction for financial irregularities, Forest finished six points clear of the drop with a modest haul of 32. Espirito Santo led a successful rearguard action after replacing Steve Cooper just before Christmas, and he admitted: 'It's been a tough season and it's good to finish on a high. Chris Wood scored a brace against his former side to cap off Nottingham Forest's survivalThe striker's goals have proved vital in ensuring Forest finished above the drop zone.

Gaza’s civil defence agency said on Sunday that an Israeli airstrike targeting a house in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza killed at least 31 people. 'The civil defence crew were able to recover 31 martyrs and 20 wounded from a house belonging to the Hassan family, which was targeted by the Israeli occupation forces,' the agency's spokesperson Mahmoud Bassal told journalists

A volcano on the remote island of Halmahera has erupted, spewing a grey ash cloud into the sky and forcing people from seven nearby villages to evacuate, Indonesian authorities have said. Mount Ibu erupted on Saturday evening, sending ash 2.5 miles (4km) into the sky while streaks of purple lightning flashed around its crater, according to information and images shared by the Volcanological Survey of Indonesia. A team of police, military and search and rescue officials was dispatched to the area to evacuate residents from surrounding villages, said Abdul Muhari, a spokesperson for the country's disaster mitigation agency

Oleksandr Usyk, the new undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, broke down in tears after defeating Tyson Fury in a riveting battle in Riyadh. He paid tribute to his father after the win, and listed all the family events he had missed while training for the fightTyson Fury said he thought he did enough to win the fight after suffering the first defeat of his career by split decision. 'It was a close fight ... I believed I did enough but I'm not a judge, I can't judge a fight while I'm boxing it'. 'I tried my best, I was having fun ... it was what it was'.

Last month, Sydney surgeon Sanjay Adusumilli spent two weeks in Gaza treating countless Palestinians. He spoke to the Guardian's Full Story about a young boy with horrific injuries from a bomb blast who passed away after surgery. 'This young kid is there with his abdomen open ... having gone through the most horrific of surgeries on simple panadol,' Adusumilli says. 'That child passed away later that night. And I never thought I'd think this, but in my head I was sitting there thinking, I'm actually glad because what kind of life would that child have led'► Subscribe to Guardian Australia on YouTube

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