Bukayo Saka's struggles at LWB blamed on Gareth Southgate who's 'ruining England team'

READ MORE: King Charles 'thinks he can fix relationship with Harry and Meghan' after Queen's funera"As it's an autobiography and we know it's been penned by somebody else but the fact is he's got to own every word, hasn't he?"The narrative, whatever way you look at it, if people disagree then you've got a problem because it's going to be down as the narrative for William and his father."He's not even done a Diana, Her True Story because she could say it was written by Andrew Morton. This was written by him.”Following the Queen’s death, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex have united with the rest of the family as they mourn her loss.Harry and Meghan were present at the Queen’s funeral as well as joining other royals in making their way to Windsor for a committal and interment service.

Gary Neville issued a stern defence of Harry Maguire ahead of England’s 3-3 Nations League draw with Germany on Monday night.

Manchester United's Harry Maguire was pictured limping with an injury after England played Germany in the Nations League.

Vanessa Feltz was quick to defend Prince Harry on Tuesday's This Morning as she spoke about reports of him rewriting his upcoming 'bombshell' book. The 60-year-old broadcaster joined Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield in the ITV studio to discuss the latest headlines, and it wasn't long before the conversation turned to the royal family. Holly, 41, began the chat by saying: "According to reports, the King saw flickers of hope in his recent interactions with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.

More details from Katie Nicholl’s tell-all royal book have been released.

England's comeback against Germany last night might have briefly dispelled concerns over their dreadful form of late, but make no mistake, things need to improve fast for Gareth Southgate to still be in the job come 2023.Three draws and three defeats from six Nations League matches this year makes for dire reading and sees the Three Lions relegated to League B - a fate which could see them land a tricky qualifying group for Euro 2024.Calls for Southgate to be sacked began in earnest a few months ago, and while almost nothing will stop him leading the side into Qatar, many feel that an early exit from the tournament could spell the end for England's waistcoated warrior.With that in mind, Daily Star Sport has taken a look back at some of the infamous matches that spelled the end for England bosses in the past.READ MORE: Gareth Southgate doesn't deserve the sack but here's why England should consider itDid anyone really think Roy Hodgson was the answer for England? Probably not, but that didn't stop him from leading the Three Lions into three major international tournaments.The axe finally swung following England's dismal defeat to minnows Iceland in the round of 16 at Euro 2016 - the second successive tournament that Hodgson's side had all but limped their way through.The official word was that the FA simply decided not to renew Hodgson's contract, but in truth it was nothing more than a cold, hard sacking - and one that had been coming for a while.How far does Southgate need to take England in the World Cup in order to avoid the sack? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.England's failure to qualify for Euro 2008 was an unmitigated disaster, not least because their so-called 'golden generation' were

Manchester United ace Jadon Sancho appeared to snub England draw against Germany to play FIFA 23. Sancho missed out on a place in Gareth Southgate’s final 26 man squad for the 1-0 away defeat to Italy and the 3-3 draw with Germany in the Nations League.

New light is being shed into how King Charles III reportedly leads his staff. In Valentine Low’s "Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown," insiders close to the monarch shared that Charles has a "fierce temper and a ferocious work ethic." "Things would frustrate him, especially the media," an insider told Low, which The Times published from the book. King Charles III was deemed "very demanding of himself" and expected the same from his staff, according to new book.

Gareth Southgate some words of advice on how to get England firing at the World Cup.England launched an emphatic comeback from 2-0 down against Germany to secure a 3-3 draw on Monday night, courtesy of goals from Mason Mount, Luke Shaw and Harry Kane. But the Euro 2020 finalists looked as lacklustre for much of the first hour as they had done in their previous five outings without a victory.It was not until Southgate brought on Bukayo Saka and Mount for Phil Foden and Raheem Sterling that the team finally got into gear.

Harry Maguire was loudly booed by England fans after his name was read out at Wembley.England were gearing up for their Nations League match against Germany on Monday night when the team line-up was announced 45 minutes before kick-off. Maguire kept his place in the team after Friday’s 1-0 defeat to Italy despite facing huge criticism over the past year and recently losing his place in Manchester United’s starting eleven.But despite the faith placed in him by England boss Gareth Southgate, his name was met with mass boos.

England fans on social media have ripped into the ‘eye sore’ away strip the Three Lions debuted against Germany.Gareth Southgate’s side lined up in the “heavy metal” red away strip against the 2014 World Cup winners. England sported the new white and blue home kit in the 1-0 defeat to Italy.The home shirt was received with mixed sentiments by England fans who are already concerned about the Euro 2020 finalists chances in the Middle East.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle didn’t get the U.K. home they were hoping for, according to a tell-all new book.

An explosive new book details Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s alleged relationship with the Royal Family.

Brent Lang Executive Editor For Bill Nighy, the road to a character’s heart runs through his tailor. “The clothes govern how you move, how you think and how you feel,” he says. In the case of “Living,” the story of Mr. Williams, a bureaucrat in 1953 London grappling with a fatal illness, the meant donning a bespoke pin-striped suit. But he struggled with the wide shoulders that were the fashion of that era. “I didn’t think I had the frame to pull it off,” Nighy says. And there was one feature that was particularly burdensome. “I had to wear a bowler hat, and they are absolutely bizarre,” muses Nighy. “How they caught on, I’ll never know. If a brick fell on your head from a very great height, you’d be fine. If you fell off a horse or a motorbike, you’d emerge unscathed. You could go to war with that hat on and be well protected.”

Liverpool supporters have blasted Gareth Southgate for his supposed double standards after Trent Alexander-Arnold was axed for England's final Nations League fixture. Falling to a 1-0 defeat at the San Siro on Friday (September 23), the Three Lions sensationally suffered a first-ever relegation from the elite tier with Giacomo Raspadori's 68th-minute strike enough to extend England's winless run to five matches.

Meghan Markle did the "greatest kindness to a desperately unhappy" Prince Harry with 'Megxit', a new book has claimed. The book, Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Crown by Valentine Low, explores what happened when Harry, 38, and Meghan, 41, sensationally left the royal family in early 2020.The couple, who married in 2018, announced their plans to leave The Firm on January 8, via a statement on their now-defunct website, Sussex Royal.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wanted to move to Windsor Castle but were given Frogmore Cottage instead, a new book has claimed.

Crystal Palace ranks.Bostock made his senior Palace debut before he even took his GCSEs, becoming the Eagles youngest ever player to put on the famous red and blue. His path towards footballing royalty appeared to be laid as a subsequent move to Tottenham Hotspur beckoned the following season.He even represented England's Under 16s, 17s and 19s - making a whopping 40 appearances across the three levels combined, highlighting his talent at a young age.

Liverpool midfielder Danny Murphy has told Gareth Southgate to “stop creating his own square pegs” by overhauling England’s three at the back formation.The Three Lions’ boss has chosen to persist with his 3-4-3 formation, despite the fact England have gone five consecutive games without scoring a goal in open play. Giacomo Raspadori’s wonderful curling effort secured a 1-0 home win for Italy over Southgate’s beleaguered side, sending the Three Lions crashing out of Nations League A.While England’s defence was relatively sturdy against an equally flat Italian side, the lack of creativity and penetration is proving to be an enormous concern. And Murphy believes it is now time for Southgate to take some more risks with the World Cup two months away.Read More: England at risk of nightmare Euro 2024 qualifying draw after Nations League disaster“Everyone knows England haven’t scored from open play in more than seven hours,” Murphy wrote in his column for the Daily Mail.