Pep Guardiola bemoaned refereeing standards as he called for an explanation as to why Manchester City were denied in penalty in Saturday’s victory over Wolves. City comfortably saw off the Premier League’s bottom side 2-0 at the Etihad Stadium to end a run of four games without a win. Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola had complaints despite victory (Martin Rickett/PA)Referee Farai Hallam, who was taking charge of his first Premier League game, refused City a spot-kick with the score 1-0 after Omar Marmoush flicked the ball against Yerson Mosquera’s arm. The City manager said: “These (last) two seasons I had the feeling, why don’t I have the players? I thought fair play to Farai in his first game in the Premier League to be able to make that call.

US president Donald Trump has threatened to impose a 100% tariff on goods imported from Canada if America’s northern neighbour goes ahead with its trade deal with China. Mr Trump said in a social media post that if Canadian prime minister Mark Carney “thinks he is going to make Canada a ‘Drop Off Port’ for China to send goods and products into the United States, he is sorely mistaken.”

To all the world, 'The Golf Open' looks like a standard mid-terraced house - but looks can be deceiving. Located on a quiet street on the outskirts of Southport, the converted property is rented out to holidaymakers regularly and many locals can't fathom why after seeing inside. On Airbnb, the property is described as a 'stunning villa with garden' with pictures showing a large outside terrace at the back of the building complete with fake grass. The listing states that a two-night stay at the villa would cost a couple £2960. The house has been painstakingly converted into three flats but its the decor that has really got people talking.

Demonstrators and civilians surround a perimeter held by federal agents near the intersection in Minneapolis, where federal law enforcement agents shot a person earlier on Saturday. Photograph: David Guttenfelder/The New York TimesA man shot dead by masked immigration agents in the US city of Minneapolis on Saturday was a 37-year-old American citizen. Video circulating on social media shows the man being pinned to the ground by federal agents and then shot multiple times as he resists. I’m just stunned.”A protester is arrested as people gather after Ice agents shot and killed a man in Minneapolis on Saturday. Fedearl agents respond as demonstators gather near the site of where a man was shot by federal agents earlier on Saturday in Minneapolis.

Opportunistic Brooklyn Beckham has wasted no time capitalising on the furore he's caused to plug his hot sauce firm. 'Driven by Brooklyn Peltz Beckham's passion for exploration in the kitchen, Cloud23 is a testament to the joy of discovery in cooking. Brooklyn has previously used his famous name to his advantage when it comes to his hot sauce business, with his parents supporting its launch prior to their feud. He wants to expand his new hot sauce line with more food and drink lines and has applied to trademark Becks Buns in the US so he could sell beer and spirits. Tony continued: 'What happened was, basically, Marc Anthony was performing on stage, he then called Brooklyn onto stage.

No ordinary table, no ordinary chair, no ordinary fair. The Winter Show, now in full swing in New York, offers an array of extraordinary objects distinguished not only by quality and rarity but by depth of scholarly research and provenance. A 1699 English console table from the bedchamber of Queen Mary II at The Winter Show. Maison Gerard of New York offers a lounge chair designed by Charlotte Perriand, Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret in 1928. Delft vase at New York's Winter Show.

A Scandi interiors vibe meets Schull heritage at this special, upper-level one-off apartment, part of a major ‘best-in-class’ building renewal in the West Cork coastal hamlet chosen by Hamnet actor Paul Mescal some years back as his holiday home base. Entry is via private stairs off a shared street-level hall, leading to a first-floor main living and kitchen area, with birch ply units, open display shelving, and top-brand appliances including Smeg, Schott and Liebherr. The property has been rewired and replumbed, with a new upstairs family bathroom featuring a freestanding oval bath. The main bedroom suite includes a shower room/WC and a dressing area with built-in storage. Two further bedrooms complete the accommodation, while a pull-down stairs provides access to a floored and insulated attic used for storage.

‘Significant’ delays mean up to €35m worth of apartments bought by taxpayer lie idle, as some families have offers rescindedSocial housing in much sought after areas, bought by the taxpayer, are empty due to ‘extraordinary’ and ‘substantial’ delays in signing off processesBlocks of authority apartments sit empty despite housing crisesFionnán Sheahan Yesterday at 06:30The northern lights were visible even from the suburbs below the Dublin mountains this week, with people all over the capital turning their gaze to the sky.

Tottenham fans taunt Thomas Frank with brutal sack chants despite late Burnley equaliserBURNLEY 2-2 TOTTENHAM: Thomas Frank watched his Spurs side grab a dramatic late equaliser at Turf Moor, but that wasn't enough to satisfy the vocal away supportView 2 Images Cristian Romero scored late on to earn Tottenham a point at Burnley (Image: )When Cristian Romero’s sensational header ripped past Martin Dubravka, Thomas Frank’s face barely flickered. He knows a late, late equaliser at Turf Moor is not the sort of moment a Spurs manager should be celebrating. Even so, Frank left the field to the sound of his own fans telling him he faces the prospect of being sacked very, very soon. As honest as they are, this really is a limited Burnley outfit but they sensed a laziness about the visitors’ approach. ‌It still didn’t stop the Spurs fans telling Frank that his football “is s***” and it might not keep him in a job.

The northern lights were visible even from the suburbs below the Dublin mountains this week, with people all over the capital turning their gaze to the sky. In Rathfarnham, however, people have spent the past year gazing on a far more depressing light-related sight: a brand-spanking-new apartment block with just a few lights turned on each night. Despite being bought with taxpayers’ money in the midst of a housing crisis, the pristine apartment block has yet to be occupied. The administrative delay in taking over the 37 apartments in the Loreto Gate complex has been described by local council officials as “extraordinary”.

Aussies are queuing around the block just to get a glimpse of an extremely rare flower which has just bloomed, but there's a twist - it smells like rotting flesh. The giant, foul-smelling plant, the Titan Arum, has become a novelty for those visiting the Adelaide Botanic Garden since it was opened to the public on Saturday morning. The flower, nicknamed 'Smellanie' and 'corpse flower' by staff at the garden, is the result of a 20-year conservation effort where ideal conditions for the flower to bloom were recreated. The breed of flower is native to Sumatra, in Indonesia's west, and is one of the world's largest flowering plants. Botanic experts have advised visitors that the plant's aroma will peak within 12-24 hours of its initial bloom.

Paddy Clancy presenting his final What It Says In The Papers radio show on Morning Ireland in 2008. Mark Stedman/RollingNews.ie *** Local Caption *** Paddy Clancy pictured presenting his final What It Says In The Papers radio show on Morning Ireland in 2008. Mark Stedman/RollingNews.ieTributes are being paid to journalist and broadcaster Paddy Clancy, who has died at the age of 82. Paddy Clancy presenting his final What It Says In The Papers radio show on Morning Ireland in 2008. Irish journalism has lost a brilliant operator and a great character.

Liverpool transfer news: Reds line up £56m centre back transfer as Tottenham deal nearsAfter splashing more than £400million in the summer, Liverpool are considering whether to dip back into the market in JanuaryView 2 Images Liverpool are close to finalising a deal (Image: UEFA via Getty Images)Time is running out for Liverpool to strengthen their squad as we hurtle towards transfer deadline day. Harvey Elliott's nightmare as theory emerges that Liverpool could miss out on millions READ MORE :FOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FB PAGE! Robertson to Tottenham updateAndy Robertson is edging closer to a move to Tottenham after falling out of favour at Liverpool. According to transfer expert Fabrizio Romano, Robertson is "keen on the move" and "ready for a fresh challenge" after eight-and-a-half trophy-laden years at Anfield. "The negotiation is advancing very fast, very well - so the deal could be done soon for Andy Robertson to become a new Tottenham player from Liverpool," Romano said.

Law firm Matheson has appointed nine new partners across nine practice areas, bringing its total number of partners and tax principals to 128. The new partners and their practice areas are: Rachel Barry (Employment); Paula Collins (Healthcare); Anna Crowley (Tax); Maeve Delargy (Energy); Andrew Dixon (Finance and Capital Markets); Laura James (Commercial Real Estate); Shane Kennedy (Asset Management); Mary Elizabeth Mahony (Construction); and Kathryn Rice (Restructuring / Insolvency).

Hollywood's glossiest names have been dragged into the It Ends with Us fallout - and this time, it’s their private words doing the damage. Lively alleges Baldoni entered an editing bay to view her cut of the film 'without authorization', after she had already completed her own edit. Slate tells Lively about what she calls Baldoni’s 'unprofessional behavior' and the ‘weird stuff he pulled’ during the first half of filming. In the texts, Reynolds vented about Baldoni and his team failing to publicly own up to reports of on-set tension. The deposition included a review of texts Slate sent to her former agent detailing her time on the set.