Gary Neville called Chelsea 'billion pound bottle jobs' as they wilted towards the end of the Carabao Cup final against Liverpool and questions should be asked over Mauricio Pochettino’s managementBillion-pound bottle-jobs was a slightly harsh verdict on Chelsea’s Carabao Cup final defeat. But the way they wilted in extra time at Wembley raised questions about Mauricio Pochettino’s management of the resources at his disposal. Klopp’s organisation of a severely-depleted squad was masterful, and given the circumstances I rate Liverpool’s win as his greatest achievement because the odds were stacked against him. But the way Chelsea froze, after looking the likelier winners in the last 15 minutes of normal time, was alarming. I wouldn’t point the finger solely at Chelsea’s players, whose average age at Wembley was similar to Liverpool’s.

3 North Yorkshire hotels named in UK's best places to stay by The TimesCawthorne House, Pickering – 71st placeTripadvisor rating: 5/5Have you ever stayed at Cawthorne House? (Image: Tripadvisor)The Times wrote: “Many bed and breakfasts are marvellously run, with ultra-attentive hosts. Dining is focused on Yorkshire produce, but with Noma undertones, and is so good that Myse was awarded a Michelin star within six months of its first service” comments The Times. Expect 16-course tasting menus featuring dishes such as charcoal pie filled with raw roe deer and smoked caviar. Don’t worry — it’s delicious and, afterwards, the trio of bedrooms are as light and lovely as whipped cream.”You can see all 100 best places to stay in the UK for 2024 (including all reviews) on The Times and The Sunday Times website.

An air stewardess who was STRANGLED by a drunk passenger on a flight has said it is time to crack down on boozy flyers. Charmaine Davis is former cabin crew and said she had experienced "several incidents" with drunk passengers. I had a whole flight that had to mayday because of drunk passengers. However, the Express understands responsibility for ensuring drunk passengers do not board flights lies with airline staff rather than the airport. A spokesman for Edinburgh Airport said: "Bar staff working within the airport do not serve passengers who are known to have been drinking to excess.

St Clare Hospice has been named as the first ever official charity partner of the Sign of the Times music festival. Sign of the TimesRosie Knowles, St Clare’s director of income generation, said: “We are honoured to have been selected as the official charity for this summer’s Sign of the Times festival. It’s a fantastic music event that grows in popularity every year, bringing together thousands of music fans of all ages for three days of incredible live music, food and fun. “Over the three-day festival weekend, St Clare staff and volunteers will be on-site collecting donations, spreading the word and selling festival clothing and accessories. Sign of the Times marketing manager Debbie Travis-Waller said: “We’re delighted that St Clare Hospice is our charity of the year for 2024.

Aspiring Bristol homeowners are set to benefit from a boost of affordable new homes this spring, with the forthcoming launch of Abri Home’s Shared Ownership apartments at the historic old Ashton Gate Brewery site on North Street in Southville. 98 homes will be available with shared ownership and 9 for social rent, supported by grant funding from Homes England. Stuart Hensby, Sales & Marketing Director at Abri, comments: “This spring we are excited to offer Bristol buyers the opportunity to secure one of the first homes at The Old Brewery. “The Old Brewery will offer residents the best in modern living. Abri’s one, two and three-bedroom Shared Ownership apartments at The Old Brewery in Bristol will launch to market in Spring 2024, to register your interest please contact CJ Hole New Homes.

To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 videoActress and national treasure Olivia Colman has revealed the one painful cosmetic procedure that she’s had ‘loads’ of times. The Oscar-winning star of The Favourite and this year’s Wicked Little Letters revealed during an interview with Vernon Kay that she isn’t shy of cosmetic intervention in retaining her looks. Colman’s Botox revelation came as she spoke to presenter Kay on Radio 2, alongside her Wicked Little Letters co-star, Jessie Buckley. Olivia Colman revealed that she’s had ‘loads’ of Botox (Picture: BBC)Shocked, Colman replied: ‘Are we? MORE : Olivia Colman desperate to play iconic James Bond characterMORE : Vernon Kay explains sudden BBC Radio Two ‘crash’ prompting emergency musicMORE : The 7 filthiest moments from Olivia Colman's f***ing outrageous film Wicked Little Letters

Last updated on .From the section ChelseaCole Palmer has scored 12 times in 31 appearances since joining Chelsea last summerChelsea midfielder Cole Palmer says manager Mauricio Pochettino has made him a better player since leaving Manchester City. The midfielder made 41 senior appearances for City under Pep Guardiola, 25 of them as part of last season's Treble-winning squad. Under Pochettino, Palmer has been one of the stand-out players in a youthful Chelsea side still adjusting to major overhauls on and off the pitch. Every day he's talking to you about different things, not just football things but life things as well. I just felt like I was ready to play football week in, week out."

She didn’t think she had a chance of getting the role – she wasn’t the right ethnicity, she didn’t have the right accent and most of her career had been in comedy. “I thought I’d be wasting everyone’s time if I even auditioned for it,” Ambika Mod says. “Then I just woke up in bed one night and I was I like, ‘I’ve made a massive mistake’.”She called her agent the next morning and submitted an audition tape – and she hasn’t looked back since. One Day, the hit TV series based on David Nicholls’ bestselling romance novel, has become one of the most-watched shows on Netflix, rocketing into the streamer’s top 10 within days of its release.

Temi Eweka believes Slough Town have what it takes to secure another victory against Bath City when the two sides lock horns at Arbour Park this Saturday. “We know Bath are a good side, that’s why they are up there in the play-offs. “I think we’ve got what it takes to beat Bath. We’ve made Arbour Park a fortress – we love playing there. The fans get behind us everywhere we go but especially at Arbour Park, it’s our fortress, and we’ve got something to protect (the unbeaten run).

In Georgia, employees at a medical supply warehouse are grappling with serious health issues tied to the carcinogenic sterilant ethylene oxide used on medical devices. In short:Ethylene oxide, a carcinogen, is linked to several health problems in workers at a Georgia warehouse where medical devices are stored. Regulatory bodies like OSHA and the EPA have been scrutinized for their handling of ethylene oxide emissions, leading to new state-level measures. Georgia's efforts to regulate warehouse emissions stand out nationally, highlighting a significant but previously overlooked source of toxic exposure. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is updating EtO regulations, but environmental health advocates say the new protections aren't sufficient to protect workers and nearby residents.

Alexander and British producer Danny L Harle wrote the pulsing electropop song about experiencing such an “overwhelming rush” of emotion for someone that it “turns your world upside down”. “I know a bit more about what I’m actually going to be doing and I’m just getting excited. The Telegraph’s music critic, Neil McCormick, was more reserved on the track, giving it three out of five stars. Pop singer Mae Muller represented the UK last year at the Eurovision Song Contest, held at Liverpool’s M&S Bank Arena, and came second-to-last with I Wrote A Song. The two Eurovision semi-finals will be broadcast live on BBC One on May 7 and 9, while the grand final will take place on May 11.

Mar 01, 2024 19:30:00Who is behind the AI porn app 'ClothOff' that strips clothes from photos of girls being sexually assaulted one after another? With the development of AI, ``AI porn apps that strip clothes from photos of real women and make them naked'' haveappeared , and in the United States and Spain, children are already using AI porn apps to take nude photos of girls who are their classmates. I'm worried about it being reprinted.This image is one of dozens of nude images that someone created using an AI porn app targeting female students at Almendralejo, and has been circulating for weeks in a WhatsApp group created by other students. According to The Guardian, ClothOff used a company called Texture Oasis, registered in London, to disguise the transfer of funds. ClothOff told The Guardian that it has no connection to GGSel or anyone named in this article, and that its app cannot 'process' images of people under 18.

A cursory search of The New York Times reveals an unwavering spree of reportage about the prevalence of sexual violence towards Israelis on October 7. A United Nations commission of inquiry will probe these allegations of sexual violence against Hamas, who deny committing any rape or sexual assault. On at least one occasion, Palestinian women detained in Gaza were kept in a cage in the rain and cold without food. The newspaper has been silent about sexual violence towards Palestinians since October 7 and long before that even. To misattribute the blame for rape and sexual assault is a grave perversion of the truth.

US Investors Sign Letter Of Intent To Buy Rochdale AFCFriday, 1st Mar 2024 10:13 by Chaff The club have announced that a letter of intent to purchase the club has been signed by US investors World Soccer Holdings LLC. The news came out a couple of hours before the Fans Forum from the club following a Guardian article that state American investors were incoming. The deal isn't done yet though and there's an EGM on Thursday 7th March for shareholders to vote in favour of a proposal to allow 9,000,000 new A shares to be issued so that a new owner can come in and take 90% of the football club, a model that has been been in place at RAFC. https://x.com/officiallydale/status/1763247769064554882?s=20 https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/feb/29/rochdale-football-club-set-to-b https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/who-world-soccer-holdings-company-2 Photo: Action ImagesPlease report offensive, libellous or inappropriate posts by using the links provided. Page:1You need to login in order to post your comments

Just when "Short Man Syndrome" thought he could smirk again this weekend - this happens. 😂"The opening of the new Formula One season was dramatically overshadowed on Thursday evening after a leaked email purporting to contain images of messages between Christian Horner and the female member of staff who made a complaint against him was sent to media, team members and senior personnel within F1 and the sport’s governing body the FIA." "Less than 24 hours after the result of the investigation into Horner for alleged inappropriate behaviour had exonerated the Red Bull team principal and dismissed the grievance, the sport was once more engulfed in speculation and conjecture after the anonymous email circulated around the paddock at the first race of the season in Bahrain." "The email which was sent from two different email addresses three separate times to the recipients and contained 79 images on a Google drive link including what purports to be messages between Horner and the female employee whose complaint prompted Red Bull Racing’s parent company Red Bull GmbH to instigate an investigation several weeks ago." https://www.express.co.uk/sport/f1-autosport/1872501/Christian-Horner-FIA-F1-Red