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Premier League news: Carrick brushes aside questions over future, Arteta salutes ‘extraordinary’ Dowman
Michael Carrick has dismissed suggestions that his position as Manchester United head coach is under immediate threat, despite a run of poor results. United have suffered defeats against Brighton and Manchester City, alongside earlier dropped points, but Carrick said the club’s focus should be on finding solutions and improving performances rather than assigning blame. Carrick…
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Virginia governor creates an AI task force and moves to restrain data centers
Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has ordered measures that could give local communities more influence over data-centre development and slow approval processes. Executive Order 22 also creates an AI task force to examine risks including job displacement, data privacy and harms covered by existing law, reflecting growing state action amid limited federal movement. The order bans…
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Could the SNP’s eco zealots be coming for Scotland’s cows?
Scottish Government Rural Secretary Gillian Martin has suggested that “difficult decisions” may need to be made regarding Scotland’s livestock industry to help meet climate targets. This marks a potential shift from the government’s previous assurances to farmers and comes amid concerns that any weakening of the UK’s ban on new petrol and diesel cars by…
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‘Embrace the chaos’: Tuchel aims to harness England’s football culture
Thomas Tuchel says England must accept and harness the chaotic, high-intensity style associated with English football as they prepare for Euro 2028. Although he sometimes wants greater control, especially in high-pressure moments, he believes England should largely play to their players’ instincts and the supporters’ preference for attacking, energetic matches. Tuchel cited England’s World Cup…
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Warren Buffett steps down after six decades at Berkshire – ‘Father Time always wins’
Warren Buffett has stepped down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway at age 96, marking the conclusion of a long-planned leadership transition at the US business conglomerate. His son Howard takes over as chairman, with Buffett moving to a non-executive advisory position as chairman emeritus and remaining on the board to offer guidance. This follows Greg…
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We wanted to let Max Dowman bloom in the shadows but he has become hard to ignore | Barney Ronay
Max Dowman’s outstanding performance for Arsenal against Ipswich has made the teenage talent increasingly difficult to keep out of the spotlight. The article argues that, in an era of relentless football analysis and scrutiny, Dowman’s instinctive, playful style has captivated observers while raising fears that premature attention could burden or damage his development. Dowman scored…
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Amy Coney Barrett shuts down Trump assault with blunt response as White House SCOTUS anger stirs
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett declined to respond directly to President Donald Trump’s recent attacks on the court, saying she did not want to discuss his comments. Trump had criticised Barrett and fellow conservative justices Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh after they joined a ruling blocking his restrictions on mail-in voting, intensifying concerns about…
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Newbuild estate residents say living in shadow of 50ft-high rollercoaster has its ups and downs
Residents of a new-build estate in Hucknall, Nottingham, are divided over a 50ft-high rollercoaster being tested beside their homes. Some regard it as an entertaining alternative to a block of flats, while others say it is an eyesore that dominates their views and affects their privacy. The ride has remained at the site for about…
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Lenovo’s Yoga Slim 7X is the most laptop that $1,000 can currently buy
Lenovo’s Yoga Slim 7X is being promoted as one of the strongest Windows laptop options currently available for around $1,000. Its combination of a high-end processor, OLED touchscreen, generous storage and strong battery efficiency makes it a compelling alternative to more expensive rivals such as Microsoft’s Surface Laptop. The 14-inch laptop has a 2K 16:10…
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Astonishing moment female lawmaker has diva meltdown at public meeting… before giving VERY unladylike gesture to colleagues
Washington County Board of Commissioners chair Kathryn Harrington apologised after being filmed making an offensive hand gesture towards fellow commissioner Nafisa Fai during a public meeting in Oregon. Three commissioners have called for Harrington to resign and proposed restricting her meeting-related responsibilities, arguing that her conduct harmed colleagues and undermined public trust. The proposed measures…