Roberto De Zerbi willing to take Tottenham job after private talks - on one conditionTottenham will appoint a new head coach at the end of a disastrous season and have already held talks with one of their top targets for the vacancy in Roberto De ZerbiView 3 Images Tottenham Hotspur have held talks with former Brighton boss Roberto De Zerbi (Image: Getty Images)Roberto De Zerbi is said to be open to taking over at Tottenham Hotspur as their new head coach this summer - if the beleaguered north London outfit retain their Premier League status. ‌Spurs have endured a calamitous campaign and parted company with Thomas Frank last month after finding themselves flirting with the relegation zone. ‌And De Zerbi is viewed as a top contender for the role after holding private talks with the club hierarchy. Crucially, it's said that De Zerbi is open to taking charge at Tottenham. De Zerbi won plenty of admirers in the Premier League for the sterling job he did at Brighton, where he was in charge for just shy of two years.

‌Sancho, 25, made his name in Germany with Dortmund over four years, earning a blockbuster £73million switch to Old Trafford back in the summer of 2021. But unfortunately for the fleet-footed winger, he has been unable to replicate his dazzling Dortmund form in a Manchester United shirt. ‌Despite falling out of favour, Sancho remains on United's books after failing to agree a permanent transfer in recent transfer windows. However, a deal would be reliant on Sancho taking a significant pay cut given his old club would be unable to match the reported £300,000-a-week he is currently earning at Manchester United. Sancho is currently on loan at Aston Villa for the season, with Manchester United not expected to extend his contract.

An undertaker was found crushed to death by a piece of equipment used to move bodies from the back room of a funeral parlour, an inquest heard. Dawn Salisbury, who had made arrangements to see a deceased relative, became concerned when there were no staff at the funeral parlour for her 11am appointment. Mr Kemp, a funeral manager at the Dereham branch of East of England Co-op Funeral Services, said he asked security to remotely check CCTV cameras at the Swaffham branch. The inquest heard there are no CCTV cameras in sensitive areas of the funeral parlour where bodies are kept. Records indicate Mrs Blundell was in date for various training courses, including health and safety, the report said.

Irish motorists should not expect cheaper petrol and diesel immediately after the Government cuts excise duty, the industry has warned. While big petrol stations with a high throughput could pass on a price change “within hours”, smaller stations that receive deliveries less frequently could take several days to do so. He said that a cut in excise duty should be passed on quickly, and pointed out that the Government would be aware of how much stock is out in the market. Kevin McPartlan, of Fuels for Ireland, said it was important to note that excise duty is applied at the last point before it comes into the supply chain. “We are urging motorists who are preparing to fill up on Wednesday morning, to be conscious that these changes may not be reflected immediately.

AI Programs, Now Being Tested, Can Supplement Air Traffic ControllersContactGWU Law***@gmail.com GWU LawEnd-- The deadly crash at LaGuardia Airport, which killed 2 people and seriously injured more than 40 in addition, could and should have been prevented by using AI programs to supplement and issue warnings to air traffic controllers, argues Professor John Banzhaf, a computer expert who has written extensively about transportation safety.He says such deadly collisions and other potentially-deadly near misses could have been prevented by using computers equipped with AI programs to monitor radio communications as well as radar, and then provide air traffic controllers in control towers with instantaneous real-time alerts before there is a potential collision between aircraft and/or ground vehicles.Using AI to reduce actual airplane collisions, as well as the escalating number of potentially-fatal near misses (most of which, says theare never reported), was never even evaluated, much less tested, while the FAA under the prior administrationspent some $80 billion promoting diversity rather than air traffic safety.Fortunately, the industry is moving ahead anyway.Banzhaf notes that computers running AI programs can already do many things air traffic controllers can't possibly do, and do it in milliseconds, including:■ monitoring the dozens of different relevant radio frequencies, including commercial, helicopter, small craft civilian, military, Homeland Security, ground vehicles, and radios from other nearby airports, etc.■ calculate various flight paths, and trajectories of planes taking off or taxiing as well as ground vehicles, and thereby foresee possible crashes in fractions of a second■ never become tired, flustered, distracted, or panicked, or distracted by concerns about a missed paycheckand then alert an air traffic controller if there seems to be a problem such as a potential collision.For more details, as well as links to what the industry is already doing, see:Professor,George Washington UniversityFAMRI Dr. William Cahan Distinguished ProfessorFellow, World Technology NetworkCreator of the "Banzhaf Index"(703) 527-8418http://banzhaf.net/jbanzhaf3ATgmail.com @profbanzhaf

And while Ofgem’s energy price cap is falling next month, all bets are off on the possible size of a July increase. It already stands at roughly £5.5billion, and has grown rapidly as households have battled with sky high energy bills despite the last lot of support and the price cap. And even if you’re not in debt yourself, you still pay for the cost of it through £50 added to everyone’s bill via the price cap mechanism. And while an energy price spike in the summer isn't great, it's when most people have their heating off so lower bills. The real fear is what could happen to Ofgem's price cap in October, when temperatures start to plunge, but that is still seven months away.

Rise in landlords selling their properties- SurveyNewly released figures from a house price survey have revealed a national rise in landlords selling up, which is leading to a severe shortage of family homes to rent. ​The survey also found that in 10 counties, 40% of their sales were attributed to the new rules, which is double what they were three months ago. ​They also found that Limerick City saw a 60% increase in all sales, which was a direct result of landlords leaving the housing market. ​“Typically, this involves small landlords with one property who have formed a good relationship with a tenant over the years, but want to exit the market. ​The biggest quarterly rise in prices was in Cavan, which saw prices increase by 5.6%, according to James Spring of REA Donohoe Spring.

Census returns over the last century and a half, across a range of countries, paint the changing picture of Irish emigration, both in terms of scale and the destinations chosen. The shares of younger Irish emigrants living in the rest of the EU, and in Australia or New Zealand, both now exceed the share in the US. [ Irish emigration has changed. Of the 100,000 Irish people aged 20-34 living abroad, almost 10 per cent returned to Ireland in the census year. Over time, with the ending of mass permanent emigration, the number of elderly Irish-born people living abroad will continue to fall.

Thomas Tuchel has revealed how senior England players were involved in the decision to base the national team in Kansas City during the World Cup. Because England don't kick off their tournament until the back end of the group stage, their schedule is more condensed than other nations. But Tuchel said: 'We're trying to have Kansas the whole way. England manager Thomas Tuchel has revealed why his side chose Kansas as their base for the World CupCharming hotel The Inn at Meadowbrook has been selected for its intimate feel Stateside'So we chose a hotel where you can open the window. 'These are some decisions that had to be made and maybe the headline is: "We try to be as often in Kansas as possible".'

9 key things Keir Starmer announced in Iran grilling - from energy support to Trump jibesKeir Starmer faced questions on the Government's response to the Iran war as fears mount over the impact on the cost of living in Britain from the spiralling conflictView 4 Images Keir Starmer said he wouldn't be dragged into the Iran war (Image: Getty Images)Keir Starmer has been grilled by senior MPs over the Iran war after Donald Trump dramatically stepped back from threats to strike Tehran's energy infrastructure. View 4 Images Keir Starmer was grilled by MPs on the Commons Liaison Committee about the Iran war (Image: parliamentlive.tv)Keir Starmer watch LIVE: PM gives verdict on fuel supplies as stockpile fears grow READ MORE :1. Mr Starmer said: "To that end, I welcome the talks reported between the US and Iran. Asked how long the crisis would last, Mr Starmer said: "It's hard to answer that question, if I'm honest about it. ‌UK Defence Secretary gives major update on Iran attack on Diego Garcia base READ MORE :Trump shares SNL comedy sketch mocking Keir Starmer - Labour respond READ MORE :7.

The report ‘Tied to Exploitation: The Experience of Migrant Workers in Ireland’, illustrates the conditions many migrant workers face regarding general employment permits. More than seven in 10 migrant workers in Ireland are exploited under the employment permit system, a new survey has revealed. The Migrant Rights Centre Ireland (MRCI) has launched a landmark survey of over 1,000 employment permit holders. This is not a problem affecting a small number of rogue employers – it’s a systemic failure of the employment permit system. The research showed 71pc of general employment permit holders experienced exploitation in employment, 61pc experienced severe exploitation – meaning repeated or multiple serious employment rights breaches.

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Whereas in the North, obviously a lot more factors would come into play, but I don’t think it would pass.”For Carolan, the issue is time. “I think we probably will see a united Ireland in my lifetime, but I don’t think it will happen in the next 20 years. “People [in the South] don’t quite realise whenever I tell them I’m from Northern Ireland. They say, ‘I’ve been to Belfast, and that’s lovely.’ I’m like, ‘No, I don’t think you quite understand. “Young people in the North now are the peace generation, so I think there’s a bit of forgetfulness there.

‌"Well, it can only have a little positive impact but obviously Arsenal don't have to play Man City every week," Owen said. Arsenal in sudden injury crisis as FIFTH star withdraws from international duty READ MORE :Simple truths about Arsenal worries as Mikel Arteta looks to put Carabao Cup loss behind him READ MORE :"They're so efficient. View 2 Images Arsenal suffered Carabao Cup heartbreak (Image: Stuart MacFarlane, Arsenal FC via Getty Images)‌FOLLOW OUR ARSENAL FB PAGE! It's not the Man City team that got 100 points or the Liverpool team that got 99 points. You couldn't begrudge them that but to go and win a whole host of trophies, I don't think they're quite there yet."

Rodri believes Man City’s Wembley success sent Arsenal a Premier League warningBy Andy Hampson, Press AssociationRodri believes Manchester City’s Carabao Cup final victory over Arsenal could have a significant bearing on the title race. City, who trail the Gunners by nine points in the Premier League, landed a blow on their rivals by beating them to the season’s first major silverware with a 2-0 victory at Wembley on Sunday. “A lot, a lot,” said the City midfielder when asked if the result could impact the title race. “That’s why I told you it’s a game not only for this title but to show that we can beat them. Rodri said: “I felt like they dropped a bit physically, we detected it and we wanted to go for them.