The former England defender told MyBettingSites.co.uk: "I think Maguire and Shaw are a symbol of what has gone wrong at Man United. No, but they have been here for so long, taking up space in the squad and performing below what you expect from a Manchester United player. They can play at Manchester United, but they can't make a difference." But the way Manchester United should be going forward, being attack-minded, just doesn't suit them. Article continues belowJoin our new MAN UTD WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Manchester United content from Mirror Football.

Donald Trump has threatened a 10% tariff on eight European allies, including the UK, from February 1 unless they agree to his purchase of Greenland. Ireland, although not among the eight countries threatened, has said tariffs on some member states amounted to tariffs on all member states. Mr Harris, who is Ireland’s deputy premier and finance minister, said that while there is a lot of “noise and threats” about Greenland, “nothing has factually changed”. He said that if the US were to annex Greenland that would “fundamentally alter the transatlantic relationship” and said that that in turn could create a “spiral of events and retaliatory events” across economies and markets. Mr Harris said that the EU was “taken aback” by the threat of tariffs, particularly after an EU-US trade deal was struck last year.

At the forum, Ireland’s Minister for Public Enterprise Peter Burke has said US tactics on Greenland were effectively “tearing apart” the EU-US trade deal agreed in July. He claimed Trump’s latest tariff threats were “coercive” and had cast a “shadow” over transatlantic trade, adding yet more “uncertainty” for firms. “We cannot accept a world where the law of strongest holds sway,” Macron told the World Economic Forum in Davos. Given Trump’s efforts to get his hands on Greenland, John McManus says it’s time Europe got out its bazooka against the US. There are plenty of ways to pay for a new car these days, but some can lead to a lot more debt than others.

Piers Morgan was gifted £300 bespoke crutches by his friend Amanda Holden as he got back on his feet after breaking his hip. To celebrate his return home, Piers revealed his former Britain's Got Talent co-judge Amanda and her husband Chris Hughes had bought him custom made crutches with 'Breaking News' written on them. Sharing a picture with his walking aids, from website Cool Crutches, back at his London home, Piers wrote: 'Back home. During his hospital stay, Piers revealed he had food from the upmarket Soho pub The Devonshire delivered direct to his bed. Sharing a picture with his walking aids, from website Cool Crutches, back at his London home, Piers wrote: 'Back home.

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The Government will appoint its new housing tsar at some point in the next eight weeks, housing minister James Browne has said. Mr McDonagh was expected to retain his Nama remuneration of around €430,000 when seconded to the office. The controversy led to Mr McDonagh withdrawing his name from consideration and an open competition for the position. On Wednesday, Mr Browne said the recruitment process is ongoing and he expects an appointment “sometime over the next eight weeks”. “Its principles have been activated and engaged with the local authorities,” he said.

Crumlin Children's Hospital is one of a number of Children's Health Ireland hospitals where “significant concerns” have been rasied over HR shortfalls. “Ineffective” HR systems at Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) hospitals have caused “considerable distress” among doctors, some of whom went months without being paid, according to a new inspection report. The Medical Council said HR management across the CHI sites requires “immediate attention”, saying a plan to address widespread inefficiencies, poor communication and potential patient safety issues was required. ICT issues affected doctors at all levels, from consultants to junior doctors, and contributed to delays in care and communication, the Medical Council said. Alongside addressing HR deficiencies, the Medical Council issued a range of recommendations, including implementing a clear and accessible process for raising and escalating concerns.

Prince Harry has denied friends fed information to the media while giving evidence in the third day of an explosive trial about claims the publisher of the Daily Mail obtained information about him unlawfully. The Duke of Sussex is one of seven people, including Sir Elton John, suing Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL) at the Royal Courts of Justice over allegations it misused their private information. Today Harry told the court "my social circles were not leaky" as he gave testimony - and denied using a Facebook profile named “Mr Mischief” to contact a journalist. In his witness statement for the trial, the Duke of Sussex said he has always had an “uneasy relationship” with the press. However, as a member of the Institution the policy was to ‘never complain, never explain’.

Dublin City Council has announced it will stop posting on X, formerly Twitter, following an emergency motion raised by Green Party councillors over concerns about harmful content on the platform. Welcoming the council’s decision, Green Party councillor Feljin Jose said Dublin City Council had a duty of care to residents as the State’s largest local authority. “Dublin City Council has an obligation and duty of care to its citizens. “The relentless monetisation and degradation of the X platform has made it less useful for communication, as users leave and posts must be promoted to be visible. A spokesperson for Dublin City Council said: “Dublin City Council is currently reviewing its use of the X.com platform.

David Beckham has said parents must let their children "make mistakes" on social media, a day after his eldest son, Brooklyn, exposed their family feud in an explosive Instagram post. "I've tried to do the same. I've tried to do the same with my children to educate them. Brooklyn added: "My parents have been trying endlessly to ruin my relationship since before my wedding, and it hasn't stopped. The other members of the Beckham family have not responded but have shared promotional posts for Cruz's first music gig at the Courtyard Theatre in east London.

The woman, in her 80s, is believed to have become injured at a junction outside a town hall in Warsop, Nottinghamshire, on December 19. Mrs Barrett's tragic death has led to pleas from her family, local MP and residents to demand action on potholes and a desperate appeal to fix the state of the local roads. The local Warsop Parish Council held a minutes silence for the pensioner on Monday, before furious residents shared their worries about the state of the local roadways. Warsop Parish Council said it will work to raise residents' worries and anger after this tragic incident. Article continues below"A large number of residents attended this meeting to discuss the roads in Warsop Parish.

Former One Direction star Harry Styles has announced his first single in almost four years, titled Aperture, will be released on Friday. In a post on Instagram on Tuesday, the 31-year-old singer revealed the name of the first track from his upcoming album, Kiss All The Time. Jan 23, 00:00 UK.”Styles also posted on his Instagram story, confirming that the word Aperture refers to a new single. Earlier this month, Styles announced on social media his fourth studio album, Kiss All The Time. The record, which has previous Styles collaborator Kid Harpoon as executive producer, is available to pre-order from the singer’s website.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Canadian prime minister Mark Carney said the old world order is "not coming back". Since entering Canadian politics in 2025, Mr Carney has repeatedly warned that the world was not going to return to a pre-Trump normal. He reaffirmed that message on Tuesday, in a speech that did not name Mr Trump but offered an analysis of the president’s impact on global affairs. “We are in the midst of a rupture, not a transition,” Mr Carney said. “Canada stands firmly with Greenland and Denmark and fully supports their unique right to determine Greenland’s future,” Mr Carney said.

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Prosecution closing speechProsecution senior counsel, Bernard Condon, said the accused intended to kill her and that “it was the intention for some time, certainly it was on his agenda and was on his list”. There is absolutely no history of violence in the relationship in the previous six years,” Mr Boland. Did he miscalculate in holding her until she is quiet?” Mr Boland suggested. Mr Boland repeated the explanation that Miller gave to gardaí, that “when she hit me I got lost in myself. Mr Boland said that was descriptive of being overtaken by the situation in such a way that he could not control himself.