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Marc Guehi cannot play for Manchester City in the Carabao Cup finalThe Football League have turned down Manchester City's appeal to make Marc Guehi eligible for the Carabao Cup final. Pep Guardiola is furious that his new recruit Guehi cannot feature in the showpiece encounter against Arsenal on March 22. Guardiola is far from pleased, and confirmed City officials would approach the EFL in an attempt to have the decision reversed. However, City's appeals have been unsuccessful, with the League maintaining there will be no alteration to the regulation to accommodate Guehi. "Hopefully we can convince the Carabao Cup that Marc can play the final," the City manager said.
After former Conservative Senedd Member James Evans - recently thrown out of the party over defection speculation - was unveiled as a new recruit, Mr Farage was able to announce the party’s leader in Wales would be former Barnet Council leader Dan Thomas. While it was made clear Mr Thomas had been a council leader, it wasn’t expcility stated he had led a Conservative administration until its defeat to Labour in 2022 was raised by a journalist. Neither was it stated Mr Thomas had been a Conservative councillor until June last year, and only recently left the council to return to Wales. Polls have suggested Reform and Plaid will be battling to form the next Welsh Government, but were described by Mr Farage as the party of “looney polices such as 20mph. I’m delighted with Dan as leader and we’ve selected the right man to lead the party.
Eirik Horneland wanted as next Aberdeen manager as ex St Etienne boss emerges as number one candidateThe boss left his position in France last week and boasts a wealth of experience in Norwegian footballView Image Eirik HornelandAberdeen want Eirik Horneland as their new manager. The Dons’ long managerial search has taken them to the highly-experienced former SK Brann boss. Horneland left his position as head coach with St Etienne at the weekend. He was unable to land Horneland who decided to move to France with St Etienne at the end of 2024. Aberdeen first-team coach Peter Leven has been left in interim charge as Aberdeen have been searching for their next manager.
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There is a specific focus on highlighting business growth success outside London, where the Advertising Pays 25 report found that 60% of the advertising workforce is now based. And today, I am really pleased to announce a strategic media partnership between Times Media and the Advertising Association for ‘The Success Files’. “The peerless business journalism across The Times, The Sunday Times and Times Radio make them the ideal partner for this project. “It’s a pleasure to be partnering with the Advertising Association in their centenary year to shine a light on stories that make the irrefutable case that advertising pays.”The Advertising Association is currently seeking authentic case studies from across the UK business landscape to feature in this initiative. To discuss featuring your brand or campaign in The Success Files, please contact [email protected].
To underline their struggles, those polled typically need three attempts to get the ‘perfect’ snap. And with 64 per cent frustrated by aspects of their smartphone, it might be their device’s camera is to blame. With poor resolution (18 per cent), overly complicated settings (13 per cent) and colour inaccuracies (13 per cent) also annoyances. For 30 per cent their device’s camera has been such a letdown they’ve failed to successfully capture an important moment as a result. “With camera quality now such a crucial factor in smartphone choice, it’s clear users want technology that keeps up with their lives.”
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain is set to sign for a new clubCeltic are in advanced talks to secure the signing of former Arsenal and Liverpool midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain. He has been maintaining his fitness by training with Arsenal over the last couple of months while searching for a new deal. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTAccording to Sky Sports, Celtic are on the verge of completing the signing of Oxlade-Chamberlain, with a medical arranged for the midfielder on Thursday afternoon. When questioned about the possibility of signing Oxlade-Chamberlain, Arteta said on Monday: "We explore every option." Having made 50 appearances over two seasons, Oxlade-Chamberlain parted ways with the Turkish side by mutual agreement last August.
According to Moneyfactscompare.co.uk, 70% of savings providers have already cut the rates they are offering since the start of 2026, including variable and fixed-rate deals. Rachel Springall, a finance expert at Moneyfactscompare.co.uk, said: “The slaughter of savings rates will sadden hard-pressed savers. The average easy access Isa rate on the market was 2.60% at the start of February, down from 3.06% in the same month last year. Ms Springall added: “The demise of savings rates is clear for those who prefer to have quick access to their cash. Mr Mendes added: “A hold does not close the door on lower mortgage rates.
Bruichladdich's latest Port Charlotte expression is 'everything an Islay whisky can and should be'Whisky World with Richard Elias: From Highlands to Lowlands, and from Speyside to Campbeltown and Islay, the Scottish Daily Express brings you the latest news, views and updates from across the Scotch whisky industryView 4 Images Bruichladdich distillery on the Isle of IslayThe Isle of Islay has just announced its latest offering to whisky lovers. Bruichladdich's master distiller, Adam Hannett explained: "This is a whisky dedicated to our island, our community and people. For me, it’s everything an Islay whisky can and should be. He went on: "It is the truest expression of an Islay whisky with everything – from the distillation through to maturation and bottling – done on the island. View 4 Images Port Charlotte Islay Single Malt (Image: Instagram)A combination of first fill bourbon (40%), second fill sherry (15%), and ex-Virgin Oak casks (15%).
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The 31-year-old forward left Chelsea last week by mutual agreement and is now free to join another side as a free agent. The England international hasn't featured for Chelsea this campaign, with his most recent appearance for the Blues coming back in May 2024. As Sterling is currently without a club, he's free to join a new side on a free transfer whenever he chooses. Paul Merson recently encouraged Spurs to consider signing Sterling to strengthen their attacking options amidst their ongoing injury crisis. I think it’s a no-brainer on a free transfer.
ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION AND TIMES MEDIA ANNOUNCE STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP TO LAUNCH ‘ADVERTISING PAYS: THE SUCCESS FILES’The initiative will demonstrate advertising’s economic impact and wider contribution to communities and growth across the UKLondon, 5 February 2026: Andria Vidler, President of the Advertising Association (AA), on stage at LEAD, the Advertising Industry Summit, has just announced a new strategic partnership with Times Media to launch ‘The Success Files’. There is a specific focus on highlighting business growth success outside London, where the Advertising Pays 25 report found that 60% of the advertising workforce is now based. And today, I am really pleased to announce a strategic media partnership between Times Media and the Advertising Association for The Success Files. That's why, over 50 years ago, the Advertising Association led UK advertising towards a system of independent self-regulation which has since been adopted around the world. Through the Advertising Association they come together with a single voice when speaking to policy makers and influencers.