Donnarumma confrontation turns City’s Anfield win into another flashpoint

Gianluigi Donnarumma was led away after engaging with Liverpool supporters following Manchester City’s 3-0 win at Anfield. Reports agree the exchange reflected a broader hostile atmosphere around City’s financial-rule case, while differing on its intensity.

Right-wing says Meghan Markle’s UK launch faces a spreads hurdle

Meghan Markle’s As Ever brand is preparing its first expansion beyond the US, with tea, candles and bookmarks expected in Britain. Reports say fruit spreads will be excluded initially because of food import and export rules, even as demand for the brand’s releases continues.

Right-wing says Gibney’s sentence brings long-delayed accountability

George Gibney has received a 16-year-and-eight-month sentence after convictions involving historic abuse of girls, ending a case that had been stalled for decades.

Harry and Doreen Lawrence join forces for BBC race-relations film

Prince Harry is set to collaborate with Baroness Doreen Lawrence on a BBC documentary about race relations, pairing his public reflections on bias with her long-running campaign for racial justice.

Right-wing says high rents and weak sales are pushing Typo out of the UK

Typo plans to close all of its UK stores and website by early 2027, citing rents, operating costs and softer sales. The retailer’s departure adds to a wider run of high-street closures, though its other international operations will continue.

Right-wing says Liverpool should drop Florian Wirtz after Manchester City loss

Jamie Carragher has urged Liverpool to leave Florian Wirtz out of the starting side, arguing that his long run of limited attacking output now outweighs the case for patience. He says Ryan Gravenberch should be ahead of him.

Right-wing says rent pressure has made HMV’s Oxford Street store unviable

HMV plans to leave its Oxford Street flagship in March, citing proposed rent increases and renovation costs despite stronger group sales. The retailer says it will seek a new West End site and try to move affected staff into other roles.

Right-wing says Piers Morgan’s cryptic post signals a Britain’s Got Talent comeback

Reports suggest Piers Morgan could return as a guest judge for Britain’s Got Talent’s 20th anniversary. His emoji responses have prompted speculation, while no official casting announcement has been made.

Farage’s asylum freeze would turn the backlog into a deportation test

Reform UK’s proposed five-year suspension of asylum would halt new grants, close legal routes and void pending cases. Supportive accounts stress border enforcement, while critical coverage focuses on the loss of tribunals and resettlement protections.

City silence Anfield, but financial case still overshadows win

Manchester City’s 3-0 victory over 10-man Liverpool showed their resilience on the pitch, while critics argued the unresolved financial case leaves every result under scrutiny.

Pubs Get Rate Relief, but Owners Say the Pressure Is Still Rising

Britain’s pub sector expects about 360 closures and 5,000 lost jobs this year. Industry leaders welcome planned business-rates relief, but argue that taxes, employment costs and weakened household spending continue to outpace support.

Right-wing says witnesses trace man’s fatal entry into Yorkshire tiger enclosure

Reports and official statements agree that a man entered a tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park and later died. Witnesses offer differing accounts of his actions beforehand, while police and the park stress that staff responded rapidly and the tiger was unharmed.