Jose Mourinho explains Dele Alli absence after dropping him to bemusement of team-mates

Ian Stewart has been sentenced to a whole-life jail term for murdering his wife six years before he went on to kill his new fiancée.

The government's latest plans to scrap all Covid restrictions could see the end of the £500 self isolation payment for workers with the virus.

A number of supporters have reacted to the news that members of the Manchester United first-team squad want the club to install Paris Saint-Germain chief Mauricio Pochettino as their next permanent manager.

A dad-of-15 kept a vulnerable man in 'disgraceful' conditions in his garden shed without a toilet or washing facilities, a court has heard.

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A date has been set for a full inquest into the death of a teenager in a crash after reportedly failing to stop for police.

Australia have been revealed to have been caused by wallabies getting high on opium poppies, a tour guide has claimed.Wallabies are believed to be purposely eating the poppies, which contain white opium gum used in morphine and codeine, and this causes erratic changes in their behaviour.The claims have been made by outdoor educator Sid Hewison on his TikTok after looking into crop circles in a Tasmanian farmers field.Mr Hewison said: “A lot of people think crop circles are fake but the crop circles we have here in Tasmania are very much real.“Some of the local wallaby population get into these opiate-rich poppy fields, they have a bit of a chew on what is essentially pure codeine and morphine and jump around in a circle, leaving a nice little crop circle and then they pass out.“Wallabies are more trippy than skippy.”The wallabies' antics were originally rumours which Mr Hewison struggled to believe but later watched the bizarre behaviour with his own eyes.He explained that these poppy fields in Tasmania provide the key ingredient in medicines sent all over the world.The fields contain what is known by locals as “super poppies” and why there are warnings on the gate after Mr Hewison claims several people have died from taking the poppies.He added: “it essentially blows their mind and kills them.”For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.The issue of wallabies eating the opium poppies is actually a problem that stems from over a decade ago.According to the Mail, former Tasmanian premier Lara Giddings brought up the wallabies behaviour while she was the state's attorney general in 2009.Ms Giddings told a snake hearing: “We have a problem

Cornwall Live reports.Best, who has 93 parks in the UK, said he "understand[s] why people are wary of the outsider."He said: I understand why people are wary of the outsider, but I want this to be looked as an opportunity for improvement. I want to create new jobs and homes for people and the best way to do that is invest."The Sunday Times Rich List entrepreneur shared his passion for parks as a means for change: "I believe this sector is a global solution to affordable housing.

BRITNEY Spears is teasing new music - and a revealing new look. The pop queen shared a seductive sneak peak as she practiced a new dance routine set to a soon-to-be released comeback song.

Jose Mourinho has revealed that he still harbours ambitions to manage an international team in the future - but admits he would find it "very difficult" to do so with his native Portugal.

Tottenham Hotspur manager Jose Mourinho has told Dele Alli that he should take "99 per cent of the responsibility" for his form after the midfielder was left out of the club's last two match day squads. Alli started Spurs' first game of the season against Everton but he was taken off at half-time and has not featured since, missing the Europa League game against Lokomotiv Plovdiv and the Premier League clash with Southampton.

Inter Milan before the end of the window amid possible concerns over his attitude in training and his physical shape. Manager Jose Mourinho celebrated the signings of Gareth Bale and Sergio Reguilon at the weekend but has since iterated a need to have a more balanced squad at the North London club.

Manchester United outcast Diogo Dalot is facing an uncertain future at Old Trafford.Arriving under Jose Mourinho, the full-back looked to have a bright future following his Porto exploits.However, Dalot was rejected by his former club this week as United looked to used him as a makeweight in a deal for Alex Telles.The 27-year-old is said to be valued in the region of £20m, and it has been claimed that the Red Devils were hoping to reduce that amount by including out-of-favour Dalot in their agreement.However, Porto are looking to bring in the full amount of cash rather than an incoming deal, which leaves Dalot in the lurch.The 21-year-old has previously attracted interest from Everton but that trail has seemingly gone cold.

Jose Mourinho managing in the Premier League. His tendency to make the headlines with a controversial player selection or soundbite about wanting more makes Mourinho one of the most attention-grabbing managers in the division.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho remained tight-lipped over Dele Alli's future after dropping him from his squad for the 5-2 win over Southampton on Sunday.

Paris Saint-Germain have reportedly opened talks with Tottenham regarding a potential transfer for Dele Alli.

Southampton manager Ralph Hasenhuttl does not think Danny Ings will trade in the south coast for Tottenham.Ings bagged 22 Premier League goals last term with Spurs boss Jose Mourinho desperate for more attacking options.Gareth Bale is set to rejoin the north London club from Real Madrid over the weekend but Mourinho still wants a new centre forward.Though Hasenhuttl is confident that former Liverpool man Ings will stay at Southamtpton and further his career at St Mary’s.Hasenhuttl said: “He knows what he has with us. He was at one time at a big club.

Jose Mourinho has warned Tottenham have been handed the worst Christmas ever after branding their fixture schedule a “total joke.”

Tottenham are closing in on a deal for Real Madrid winger Gareth Bale, with the Welshman set to fly into London to complete a deal.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is wary of bringing Gareth Bale to Manchester United from Real Madrid.

Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho did not want to comment on speculation suggesting Gareth Bale could be on his way back to north London.Bale left Spurs back in 2013 for La Liga giants Real Madrid though has struggled in the Spanish capital in recent months.Los Blancos boss Zinedine Zidane appears to not be a fan of the Welsh winger with Real now desperate to get Bale out of the club.A loan return to Tottenham has been heavily talked about with Mourinho eager to strengthen his own attacking options this summer.But the former Real boss, who took over at Spurs last November, was keeping tight-lipped when questioned on the Bale rumours."I'm not going to comment on Gareth Bale - a Real Madrid player,” Mourinho said."I tried to sign him for Real