John Stones given Arsenal and Everton transfer advice by ex-Man City defender

Adele stunned fans at the BRIT Awards last night.

Schalke have no plans to discuss a new contract with Rangers -linked goalkeeper Martin Fraisl.

A Scottish doctor quit the NHS for a new life in Australia following fears he was heading for a breakdown.

Albion Rovers fell to a 2-0 defeat at title-chasing Forfar on Saturday, but boss Brian Reid says they’ll have played worse and won games.

This Morning star Holly Willoughby was left scratching her head after hearing that tablets have an expiry date and can't just be thrown away.The TV beauty looked gobsmacked as she and co-host Alison Hammond talked about medications with Dr Ellie Cannon.The trio were discussing branded and non-branded medicine when a "best before date" was mentioned.Looking stunned, Holly said: "I didn't even know that was a thing on tablets, until I read that there and I was like, 'Oh my God is there?'""I've probably got stuff lurking at the back of my medicine cabinet," she added, as Alison suggested she had a good clear out.Holly had another surprise when Dr Cannon explained that tablets shouldn't just be thrown in the bin, but should be taken to a pharmacy to be disposed of safely."I didn't know that either!" the star exclaimed.Alison had joined Holly on the ITV programme to fill in for Phillip Schofield, who has been in Covid isolation.The presenter tested positive for the coronavirus at the end of January but, luckily, felt "fine".Appearing on This Morning via video link earlier this month, he assured fans: "I haven't even got a sore throat now. I've sneezed twice, and that's it! I've got a slight temperature."This is not what I expected, I've got to say."He is now headed back to the sofa after testing negative twice.Phillip announced the good news by sharing two photos of negative lateral flow tests on Instagram this week."Oh hello!! What do we have here?" he wrote on the first snap.Posting the picture of his second negative test, he wrote: "It's official!!! Two days negative...

David Beckham has once again shared another food-related anecdote which may surprise his fans. Speaking on the second half of the River Cafe Table 4 podcast, the former footballer confessed to eating 32 snails in one sitting.MORE: David Beckham makes surprising confession about wife Victoria's dietWhen he played for Paris Saint-Germain, David took his wife Victoria Beckham to swanky Paris restaurant Chez L'Ami Louis, dubbed the world's most famous bistro, where he devoured a substantial amount of escargots.WATCH: David Beckham showcases his cooking skills"One of my favourite restaurants in the world is L'Ami Louis...

Hooters to open in Liverpool city centre has had a petition launched against it, calling the plans and bar "archaic and chauvinistic".The online petition was launched by angry residents and local government officials who opposed plans for the beer and bar food brand to open up shop on the high street, Liverpool Echo reports.Among the angry responses were the Mayor of Liverpool and Merseyside's Police and Crime Commissioner, with the petition set up by Labour councillor Maria Toolan.It calls on Liverpool Council to deny the licensing application Hooters are seeking out, with a link to the petition shared ahead of a licensing hearing scheduled for February 15.The petition claims that if the bar is given the go-ahead, it will attract a "narrow unwanted demographic" and a rise in anti-social behaviour. The chain is well-known in the US for its beer and bar food, often served by scantily-clad waitresses.Councillor Toolan initially objected to Hooters' proposals in a letter to city centre residents alongside colleague Cllr Nick Small.An online form has also been set up by Toolan for residents to add their names to a list of those opposed to the prospective Hooters plans.The petition says: "Hooters is an archaic and chauvinistic brand and this type of venue is no longer reflective of today's society."Hooters employs women to promote its business activities in an exploitative manner, it demeans and degrades women and undermines female equality."We believe it will attract interest from a narrow unwanted demographic and will cause increased anti-social behaviour."We have the support of our Mayor, Police Commissioner, MPs, and local residents and we hope we can rely on yours.

drugs on her premises. Judy Boulton has been writing warning notes and plastering the walls of the men's toilets inside the New Inn pub in Burslem, Staffordshire.

straight to your inboxHere are your Manchester City morning headlines for Sunday, 13 September.

straight to your inboxFormer Manchester City defender Micah Richards has admitted he has one concern about the signing of Nathan Ake from Bournemouth.Pep Guardiola's side struggled defensively last term, which ultimately resulted in them conceding the Premier League title to Liverpool. However, City have been active in the transfer market to erase those woes by luring Netherlands international Ake to the Etihad Stadium.

straight to your inboxFormer Manchester City defender Micah Richards has praised Manchester United for the signing of Donny van de Beek from Ajax this summer.Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's side bolstered their midfield with the capture of the highly rated Netherlands international, paying £35m for his services. That gives United a plethora of options ahead of the new Premier League season, with their midfield ranks already boasting the impressive duo of Paul Pogba and Bruno Fernandes.

Micah Richards has revealed how football ­punditry “saved” him from depression after the ­painful end to his playing career.

Manchester City is up.The ex-City defender believes Stones, 26, should look for a new club to help rescue his international career too.Richards, who came through the youth ranks at City to star in the first team, believes current boss Pep Guardiola has lost faith in the central defender.City have spent £41m on Nathan Ake so far this summer and are expected to buy another centre-back.That would leave Stones, who featured in just 16 league games last season, even further down the pecking order at the Etihad Stadium.“In football, anything can happen but when a manager loses faith in you it's very hard to get that back,” said Richards.“And for me, when Stones is fit and he's playing Eric Garcia, a 19-year-old boy ahead of you in one of the

straight to your inboxFormer Manchester City defender Micah Richards believes Pep Guardiola will be desperate to reclaim the Premier League title this season.City endured a rough season last year as they missed out on the Premier League title to Liverpool, who finished 18-points clear of them. But with the signings of Nathan Ake and Ferran Torres already this summer, it is clear the Etihad club mean business.

Barcelona are hoping to sign Eric Garcia from Manchester City this summer. The Catalan giants are hoping to strengthen their squad as the new era under Ronald Koeman begins, which will included Lionel Messi for at least one more full season.

Pep Guardiola and Manchester City to win the 2020/21 Premier League title. The blue side of Manchester lifted the trophy in back-to-back seasons before Liverpool dominated last time out to claim their first top-flight triumph in 30 years.

Micah Richards has made his predictions ahead of the new Premier League season and set Liverpool a "challenge" as they prepare to defend their Premier League title.

straight to your inboxManuel Pellegrini spent three seasons as the manager of Manchester City from 2013 to 2016.In that time, the Chilean won a Premier League title and the League Cup twice, but he is probably better known for the big-money players who arrived at the Etihad under his watch.Eliaquim Mangala (£42m), Fernandinho (£34m), Nicolas Otamendi (£32m), Kevin de Bruyne (£57m) and Raheem Sterling (£49m) were all signed while Pellegrini was in charge, but what happened to the 11 players he released during that time? We have tracked them down...The Ivorian was a landmark £4m arrival from Arsenal in the summer of 2009, one of the first statements of intent by Sheikh Mansour.Toure made more than 100 appearances for the club, where he was

straight to your inboxHere are your Manchester City morning headlines for Tuesday, 8 September.City could be forced to change transfer plansWith less than a fortnight to go until Manchester City play their first Premier League game of the season, travelling to Molineux to face Wolverhampton Wanderers, Pep Guardiola faces something of a defensive crisis.After last season’s frustrations on the defensive front, City made their move at the very start of the transfer window to try and avoid a repeat of that happening, signing Nathan Ake from Bournemouth.That move significantly strengthened Guardiola’s options.

England managed a late victory over Iceland in their Nations League opener on Saturday. Gareth Southgate named a youthful side at the Laugardalsvollur Stadium in their first fixture of the international break, and decided to hand a first start to Phil Foden.

straight to your inbox Micah Richards accepts his biggest regret in football was leaving Manchester City, having failed to appreciate the position he was in at the time. Richards emerged through the club's academy and made his first-team debut in 2005 under Stuart Pearce and was part of the side that won their first Premier League title in 2012 under Roberto Mancini.