MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - NOVEMBER 09: Virgil van Dijk of Liverpool reacts after a decision made by the Referee during the Premier League match between Manchester City and Liverpool at Etihad Stadium on November 09, 2025 in Manchester, England. (Photo by Carl Recine/Getty Images) Getty ImagesLIVERPOOL VS. MANCHESTER CITY| Sunday, February 8th |Premier League | Anfield4:30PM BST/11:30AM ESTLiverpool welcome Manchester City to Anfield a week after one of their best performances of the season against Newcastle United. The Anfield faithful will be up for it, and the Reds always show up at home against Manchester City. For Manchester City, they’ll be without Bernardo Silva, John Stones, Josko Gvardiol, Mateo Kovacic, Jeremy Doku, and Savinho. Yes, it’s been tough.“The OfficialsReferee: Craig Pawson, Assistant Referee #1: Timothy Wood, Assistant Referee #2: Matt Wilkes, Fourth Official: Tim Robinson, VAR: John Brooks, VAR Assistant: Blake Antrobus

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TLDRNBC's broadcast of the Winter Olympics opening ceremony in Milan cut out the crowd's booing of US Vice-President JD Vance, as reported by The Guardian. The hostile reception for Vance was audible on Canadian broadcaster CBC's feed, but NBC's American audience was spared this reaction. This incident follows a similar move at the US Open in September, where broadcasters were asked not to show the crowd's reaction to President Donald Trump.

But Mr Brown backed Sir Keir as a “man of integrity” who had been “betrayed” by Lord Mandelson. “The searches were related to an ongoing investigation into misconduct in public office offences, involving a 72-year-old man. He said the alleged lies told by Lord Mandelson during his appointment process as US ambassador were “not sufficient explanation for what happened”. Sir Keir was “a leader who in denial looks like a rabbit caught in the headlights” while there were “deluded leadership contenders fighting like rats in a sack”, Mr McDonnell said. The Liberal Democrats called on the Financial Conduct Authority to launch an investigation into Lord Mandelson.

Providing a television service without a licence is a criminal offence in the UK.Shekhawat is a director of MATV Broadcasting. He was the sole director, holding 90% of the shares until July 2025.Now his wife Alpana has 65% shares. We were concerned that the OFBJPUK is likely to be a body whose objects are wholly or mainly of a political nature…” Ofcom said.Shekhawat has run the Wembley-based channel since 2005. But I only became OFBJP UK president in 2018. We will apply for a licence again with 100% shares to a different person,” he said.

The Daily Mail says, external Scotland Yard "swooped" on Peter Mandelson's two homes, as officers investigate claims of misconduct in a public office. The Daily Mail, external reports that he was not arrested but he "may face questions from Metropolitan Police detectives in the coming weeks". According to the Daily Telegraph, external, the raids in London and Wiltshire were "launched simultaneously yesterday afternoon". The paper says flashbulbs could be seen going off inside Lord Mandelson's home in Camden, suggesting that photographs were being taken. The paper reports that the prime minister is said to have ignored her warning and chose to believe Lord Mandelson's claim that he "barely knew" the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The schemes will affect traffic travelling both northbound and southbound, with lane closures introduced at different times of day. The following works are scheduled along the A1(M) in and around County Durham:Sunday, February 9 (8pm) to Monday, February 10 (6am) - Southbound A1(M) at Junction 63 interchange: Drainage maintenance works with lane closures in place overnight. - Southbound A1(M) at Junction 63 interchange: Drainage maintenance works with lane closures in place overnight. Monday, February 10 (8pm) to Tuesday, February 11 (6am) - A1(M) northbound and southbound between Junctions 58 and 59: Lane closures overnight for electrical and technology works. - A1(M) northbound and southbound between Junctions 58 and 59: Lane closures overnight for electrical and technology works.

Who do you recognise in these Times photos from 15 years ago? A sniper’s bullet went right into the front of his helmet and left through the back. Scottish Day at Springside Primary (Image: Newsquest)Springside pupils held a Scottish Day in 2011, raising money for their World Vision sponsored child. The curling stars with the trophy (Image: Newsquest)Meet the winning rink from the Kilwinning Eglinton Curling Club David Hay Trophy competition in 2011. These Girdle Toll wee ones showed their artistic skills (Image: Newsquest)Kids at the Learning Tree Nursery in Girdle Toll showed off their artistic skills to the Times photographer in 2011.

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King Charles broke a 500-year tradition during a Vatican visitIn October 2025, King Charles and Queen Camilla visited the Vatican to meet with the new Pope Leo. During King Charles' visit, the monarch and the Pope prayed together in the Sistine Chapel, beneath the iconic Michelangelo painting. King Charles and Kate share heartfelt moment at funeral2025 was clearly a rule-breaking year for the King. While congregating outside following the service, King Charles and his daughter-in-law, Kate, shared a touching moment: she kissed him on the cheek as an act of support. Chris Jackson // Getty ImagesKing Charles hugged a fanBack to 2025 now, and in a visit to Bradford earlier this year, King Charles broke protocol again by embracing a fan.

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A Newcastle shop has been named one of the 50 most stylish UK independent shops by the Sunday Times. Flea Circus, a store of independent artists, seller makers and creatives near Ouseburn, was set up in 2018 as an affordable shop mixing both vintage and modern. The shop aims to aims to celebrate and support North East artists and businesses. Jim said: “When you walk into a small creative shop like Flea Circus, you’re meeting people behind the products. The Flea Circus is on Warwick Street and is open 10am until 5pm Tuesday to Sunday.

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