David De Gea's gorgeous wife sang for Spain at Eurovision - but got zero points from UK

Manchester United want to keep Eric Ramsay as part of Erik ten Hag's backroom staff, despite the coach being on the shortlist to take over as Barnsley's next manager.

AI researchers has created a powerful graffiti robot which studies human artists and uses this knowledge to create massive wall doodles in record time.The machine, called GTGraffiti, uses motion-capture technology to examine real graffiti artists. It uses this data to train algorithms capable of mimicking human movements, and feeds it into a robotic apparatus that can create its own 'tags'.The technology could prove devastating in the wrong hands, as local councils across Britain already face an uphill battle when it comes to keeping walls clean of what the law perceives as vandalism.The robot was designed to demonstrate the capabilities of AI in mimicking complex human motions, which could have important applications in everything from robotic surgery to juggling.Gerry Chen, a robotics student at Georgia Tech and one of the researchers involved in the project, said: "Art encompasses some of the most nuanced motions that we can make as humans."The idea is that if we can reproduce these motions, then we should also be able to produce a lot of other human motions that are necessary for general automation." The researchers say that future versions of the robot could be used by graffiti artists to create new artworks from miles away with the power of remote control.

Chelsea were desperate to sign Alexandre Pato.The AC Milan forward, who was the latest exquisite piece of craftsmanship from Brazil's inexhaustible conveyor belt of talent, had the world at his feet after taking Serie A by storm as teenager. His explosive pace and eye for goal had turned him into the envy of European football, and that year he was duly crowned winner of the prestigious Golden Boy award.Carlo Ancelotti, who had just joined Chelsea from Milan, wanted to bring Pato with him, but the Italian club were understandably keen to cling on to their prodigious youngster and rebuffed his advances.Back then, if you'd have told Blues fans that Pato would have been theirs in seven years they'd have bitten your hand off, but by the time the Brazilian eventually got his move to Stamford Bridge, everything had changed.Four prolific seasons at the San Siro saw Pato likened to genuine Seleção royalty in Ronaldo, Ronaldinho and Kaka, and before long there was talk of him following in their footsteps by winning the Ballon d'Or.

Real Madrid.Woodgate made headlines around the world when he was snapped up by Los Blancos in a shock £13.4million transfer from Newcastle back in the summer of 2004. But unfortunately, the English defender failed to make an impact at the Bernabeu due to a string of injury issues.The 42-year-old's career was often blighted by injuries - but he still managed to turn out for the likes of Tottenham and Middlesbrough, while Woodgate also won eight England caps.But it was after sealing his dream switch to Madrid that Woodgate was desperate to beat his fitness issues once and for all - and he's revealed the extreme lengths he went to in order to try and beat his demons during his spell with Los Blancos.Speaking on the Original Penguin X Campaign Against Living Miserably Under The Surface podcast, Woodgate revealed: "In Madrid I was doing 1,000 sit-ups a day trying to strengthen my core and my back, and was thinking to myself ‘1,000 sit ups a day.

Billie Eilish’s upcoming residencyStarting tomorrow (June 10), Eilish will play six shows at the venue alongside her inaugural multi-day climate-focused Overheated event.READ MORE: Billie Eilish live in Manchester: the road to Glastonbury starts here (with a brand new song)Overheated will bring together climate activists, musicians and designers at venues across The O2 to “discuss the climate crisis and the work they are doing to make a difference”, according to a press release. The event will kick off with an introduction from Eilish and her brother Finneas and will also feature a keynote speech from Ellie Goulding and a performance from Sigrid.It’s now been confirmed that the venue will be removing a majority of animal products from the arena during the event.A post shared by OVERHEATED (@overheated)According to a statement on their website, “Within The O2 arena, together with our catering partner, Levy’s, we have committed to go 100 per cent vegan on food throughout the arena for the Billie Eilish residency.

In partnership with HennessyTonight (June 9), AJ Tracey is set to play a special live streamed gig on the UK’s first floating basketball court for the Hennessy x NBA.The event is set to take place to begin three days of celebrations marking the 75th anniversary of the NBA and the ongoing 2022 Finals. After the floating court docks at Butler’s Wharf this evening, Tracey will perform an exclusive set live streamed to fans around the world from 7.30pm BST.The rapper said: “It’s incredible getting NBA fans, like myself, to come together and celebrate the NBA’s 75th Anniversary Season this year.“Moments like this really put London’s love of the game on the map, and with the ongoing support from Hennessy, I’m excited to see the impact it has on basketball in the UK and the communities it’s giving back to.”Tune into the live stream via the link below.Across three days this weekend, Hennessy x NBA will take over London with a huge celebration of all things basketball as part of their Courts Beyond Limits series, which sees Hennessy and the NBA unveiling one-of-a-kind basketball courts in unique locations around the world.

R. Kelly, the R&B superstar known for his anthem “I Believe I Can Fly”, deserves at least 25 years behind bars for sexually abusing women and girls, prosecutors said in a memo filed Wednesday in advance of his sentencing later this month.

Janey Godley was all smiles last night as she met up with her pal Jason Manford for some dinner in a Glasgow eatery.

A Dundee University student is set to graduate eight years after sustaining life-threatening injuries that resulted in multiple disabilities.

An independence referendum will take place in Scotland by the end of next year, according to the SNP Constitution Secretary.

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There was no room for any of Jose Mourinho’s Manchester United players when he named his all-time best XI.

At the start of the week, Blackpool FC player Jake Daniels came out as gay making him the first active professional player to come out publicly since Justin Fashanu in 1990.

Liverpool's Champions League final against Real Madrid - and the referee already has a history with the Reds' European Cup exploits. Turpin, 39, was the fourth official when Jurgen Klopp's side faced Los Blancos in Kyiv - when now-exiled goalkeeper Loris Karius dropped two clangers to hand victory to the newly-crowned Spanish champions.

Cristiano Ronaldo’s famous SIU celebration during Manchester United’s FA Youth Cup victory on Wednesday.The Spaniard, 17, found the back of the net with a 77th-minute penalty - United’s second goal during their 3-1 win over Nottingham Forest - and proceeded to emulate the superstar with the subsequent move. The goal was quite fortuitous as Garnacho appeared to be brought down on the edge of the box by Zach Abbott rather than inside it.Garnacho added to his first goal and Rhys Bennett's opener to cancel out Joshua Powell’s level for the away side, as United clinched their 11th FA Youth Cup title.A record 67,492 were at Old Trafford to witness the final, a huge leap from the previous best of about 37,000 against Arsenal in 2007.

David de Gea is arguably one of the few Manchester United players who can still hold his head high after a dismal season.

Manchester United have been in bad form this season, but one player who seemed to have come out of this season with his reputation intact, if not increased, has been David de Gea. The Spanish keeper had been in great shot-stopping form earlier in the season and seemed to have improved after a number of poor seasons at Old Trafford.

In the eyes of many Manchester United fans, only a handful of the club's players deserve any credit following their disastrous campaign.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has issued a rallying call to supporters — echoing teammate Cristiano Ronaldo — urging everyone to pull together and look towards a positive future. United played their final home game of the season on Monday night, beating Brentford 3-0.