Erling Haaland has hit out at he and his Manchester City team-mates for the nature of their 'embarrassing' 3-1 Champions League defeat at Bodo/Glimt. Reflecting on the manner of their loss, Haaland did not hold back - labelling it as 'not good enough' and apologising to the City supporters who made the trip to Scandinavia. All I can do is apologise to every single Man City supporter who travelled today because it's embarrassing. City have won just two of their last seven games in all competitions with the loss in Norway compounded after Saturday's comprehensive Manchester derby defeat. Guardiola was without 11 players through injury, suspension or ineligibility for the defeat, with Antoine Semenyo and Marc Guehi available for Saturday's clash with Wolves.

Emma Raducanu gave a damning assessment of her own game after losing to Anastasia Potapova in the second round of the Australian Open. I need to just work on playing in a way more similar to how I was playing when I was younger.' In the four-and-a-half years since she won the US Open, Raducanu has turned to many different voices in an effort to establish herself at the top of the game but without finding any real consistency in results. Even if I wasn't very ready, I think I had a good three weeks Down Under on and off the court. Raducanu is next scheduled to play in her father's home country of Romania at the Transylvania Open in Cluj-Napoca beginning on February 1.

Donald Trump is heading to Davos braced for a showdown with world leaders as tensions flare between the US and Europe over his threats to seize Greenland. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who has already arrived at the World Economic Forum (WEF), decried Europe's 'anger' and 'bitterness' over Trump's tariff threats, urging members to 'sit down and wait' for the US President to arrive in Davos. 'Why don't they sit down, wait for President Trump to get here and listen to his argument.' Asked yesterday how far he was willing to go to acquire the semi-autonomous territory of NATO ally Denmark, Trump replied: 'You'll find out.' Follow the latest updates as Donald Trump heads to Davos

According to the forecasts, the regions could see temperatures as cold as -39F over the weekend, and parts could experience snow, making the cold temperatures even more dangerous. Under those conditions, severe hypothermia can set in within 30 minutes, quickly progressing to violent shivering, confusion, and loss of judgment within an hour. Beyond causing hypothermia and severe frostbite, frigid temperatures strain the heart and lungs by constricting blood vessels and raising blood pressure. She added: 'Protect your head with a warm hat, as a significant amount of body heat is lost through your head. For severe cases, warmed IV fluids and humidified oxygen are administered, while the fragile, cold heart is carefully monitored.

Ireland will urge EU to deploy trade ‘big bazooka’ only if diplomacy fails, as Taoiseach warns of major job lossesEuropean stance hardens as Donald Trump says ‘no going back’ on bid to seize Greenland'Sad and totally absurd': European and Irish politicians plan response to Trump's tariff threatsMary Regan, Senan Molony and Cónal Thomas Today at 06:30​Ireland remains cautious about deploying the so-called “big bazooka” economic mechanism against the US, despite Europe moving closer to using the trade weapon in response to threats to take Greenland.

Government proposals to create a ‘domestic violence register’ should include a far wider range of offences, including more minor crimes, an Oireachtas committee has heard. The General Scheme of the Criminal Law (Sexual Offences, Domestic Violence, and International Instruments) Bill 2025 proposes the establishment of a ‘Domestic Violence Register of Judgements’, which would include court judgements for certain sexual offences or violent physical offences against a partner. Committee chairman Matt Carthy of Sinn Féin said that the current legislation seemed “quite restrictive” on the offences included. In court, they discovered Murphy had served time for domestic violence involving the use of a knife. Offaly Domestic Violence Support Service CEO Anne Clarke agreed, and said that “every day” they see serial perpetrators.

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn will seek support later on Wednesday in the House of Commons for a Remedial Order to remove some elements of the Legacy Act. Labour has introduced its Troubles Bill to replace the Act and end the immunity scheme in that legislation, which was ruled unlawful in the courts and has never been commenced. The scheme would have allowed perpetrators of Troubles-related crimes to be given immunity from prosecution in exchange for co-operation with a truth recovery body. The Government’s Remedial Order also seeks to remove the bar on new civil claims over Troubles cases. Mr Benn said: “Today, I am asking the House to endorse a Remedial Order to remove indefensible and legally defective provisions contained in the previous government’s Legacy Act.

Portugal-based STRIKFORNATO, which oversees some maritime operations, will also be cut, as will several other similar NATO entities, the sources said. Around 80,000 military personnel are stationed in Europe, almost half of them in Germany. Military impact unclear, symbolic impact obviousReuters could not obtain a full list of NATO entities that will be affected by the new policy. Over the weekend, Trump said he would slap several NATO countries with tariffs starting February 1 due to their support for Denmark's sovereignty over the island. That has caused European Union officials to mull retaliatory tariffs of their own.

Luke Donald to open Ryder Cup talks with potential Tiger Woods showdown on cardsBy Press Association Sport ReportersLuke Donald will hold talks with Ryder Cup Europe chief executive Guy Kinnings this week as he contemplates a third term as captain and potentially going head-to-head with Tiger Woods. The former world number one led Europe to victory in Rome in 2023 and at Bethpage Black in New York last year. Tiger Woods is a contender to captain the United States at the 2027 Ryder Cup (Jane Barlow/PA) Photo by Jane BarlowFifteen-time major winner Woods is reportedly in line for the United States job at Adare Manor. Luke Donald took on Tiger Woods at the 2006 Ryder Cup (Rebecca Naden/PA) Photo by Rebecca NadenThe 48-year-old Englishman, who lives in Florida, is weighing up the additional time commitments required for a home campaign against the chance to make history. “It’s high stress at times and it’s hard work but it’s something I love,” he said.

President Trump delivered an ominous warning when pressed by a reporter on Monday about how far he would go to take over Greenland, replying: 'You’ll find out.' The statement comes as Trump is scheduled to leave Washington, DC, on Tuesday evening for Davos, Switzerland, where he'll hold high-stakes talks with European leaders over his plot to acquire Greenland. Trump revealed that he leaked the messages because they 'made my point' as he told the New York Post he spent Monday evening halting a Syrian prison break by European terrorists. 'They’re saying, "Oh gee, let’s have dinner, let’s do this, let’s do that," it just made my point,' he continued. They had a prison break.

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The Beckham family feud took more sensational turns yesterday as Brooklyn's explosive tirade set off a series of stunning claims and counter-claims. Meanwhile, Sir David, 50, was heckled yesterday as he faced the media at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. When asked about the feud, he declined to answer any direct questions but he later spoke, somewhat ironically, on the perils and virtues of children using social media. 'I've always spoken about social media and the power of social media for the good and for the bad,' he said on stage. Sir David also filmed a podcast with US popular science author Adam Grant, but emphatically refused to answer any questions relating to Brooklyn.

What finishing in top two in Champions League gets Arsenal after Inter Milan winArsenal's fine form continued in the Champions League on Tuesday evening, when Mikel Arteta masterminded a 3-1 win over Inter Milan at San Siro to extend their lead at the pinnacle of Europe's premier competitionView 2 Images Arsenal dominated Inter Milan (Image: Getty Images)Arsenal head into the knockout stages of the Champions League holding a major advantage as a result of securing a first or second-place finish in the standings. ‌And Tuesday night's 3-1 win over Inter Milan guarantees that the lowest Mikel Arteta's side can finish in the league phase of the competition is second. League placement is especially important for the current instalment of the Champions League considering the benefits that come with finishing in the top two. View 2 Images Arsenal are top of the Champions League (Image: Arsenal FC via Getty Images)FOLLOW OUR ARSENAL FB PAGE! They then play host to Kairat in their final league stage Champions League clash on Wednesday, January 28.

Man Utd transfer news: Ruben Neves race heats up amid Jean-Philippe Mateta twistCatch all the latest Manchester United transfer news, rumours, and updates, including all the latest on Ruben Neves, Jean-Philippe Mateta, and Ruben Loftus-Cheek. ‌In the meantime, Michael Carrick will largely work with what he has to try and get Man United as high up the table as possible in his caretaker manager stint. So, with that being said, here's a look at the latest Manchester United transfer news and rumours ahead of another busy day. ‌Ruben Neves transfer battleManchester United could have a transfer battle on their hands if they push forward with their reported interest in Ruben Neves in the near future. That may well take away a potential option for Man United, if they are looking to act on their striker transfer interest this winter, or even in the summer.

From kidnapping the Venezuelan president to unleashing a masked paramilitary force on his own people, and from threatening to invade Greenland to sulking over the Nobel Peace Prize in an unhinged letter to the Norwegian prime minister, Donald Trump has rarely appeared so volatile — or so dangerous. “He believes in the second term that nobody can stop him. In the first term, he didn't really know his way around the White House. He didn't know his way around the political machines.