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Sian Welby has opened up about the 'scary thing' that comes with taking on a big job like hosting This Morning. The radio and TV presenter last week made her debut as co-host of the ITV daytime show alongside Dermot O'Leary.

Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola will be expecting his team to bounce back this weekend when they travel to Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League.

Bernardo Silva won't be fit to return for Manchester City at Wolves this weekend and the Blues will also be without John Stones and Kevin De Bruyne for the trip to Molineux.

Todd Gilchrist editor The panorama of bedfellows depicted in erotica, and erotic cinema (or “sexploitation”), is vast; even if it’s somebody else’s yuck, there’s likely at least one scene or movie that captures your particular yum. But capital-A art, and especially academia, doesn’t always take this work as seriously at it deserves — as part of film history, much less as sociopolitical commentary on the people, places and times in which stories are told. Severin Films hopes to remedy that in a big way with its new 15-disc, 24-film box set, “The Sensual World of Black Emanuelle.” Enlisting as producer and curator Canadian filmmaker and programmer Kier-La Janisse, who directed the documentary “Woodlands Dark and Days Bewitched: A History of Folk Horror” and founded the Miskatonic Institute of Horror Studies, Severin produced the most ambitious and comprehensive chronicle ever assembled about the work of Laura Gemser, whose legacy in cinema as “Black Emanuelle” has heretofore existed largely as a footnote to the French film series starring the late Sylvia Kristel. To examine Gemser’s actual impact in this rarified (and often reductively-viewed) corner of cinema, Janisse worked with Severin to create more than 40 hours of special features including commentaries, video essays and documentaries, as well as a 356-page book, “The Black Emanuelle Bible,” featuring archival interviews with the actress and contemporaneous essays from film experts and scholars.

One of Manchester United's biggest issues last season could be exacerbated further following the exit of David de Gea this weekend.

Manchester City are on the verge of completing a historic Treble ahead of Saturday's Champions League final against Inter Milan.

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Councils have been setting their annual budgets over the last few weeks. This includes the difficult decision of whether to raise council tax and by how much.

Former Manchester City defender Nedum Onuoha believes that all the pressure is on Liverpool ahead of Sunday's clash at Anfield.

Erling Haaland's dad has outlined an exit plan for his son at Manchester City just weeks after the striker joined in the summer transfer window.The Premier League champions swooped in for the 22-year-old after a release clause at Borussia Dortmund became active worth £51million. In total, agent fees, signing bonus and other costs have taken that number to £85.5m.However, after an electric start where the Norwegian has scored 14 in his 10 games for City, the club would have likely paid double that to stave off the competitors for his signature, including Real Madrid and Barcelona.READ MORE: Greggs troll Bruno Fernandes with Festive Bake comparison to Man Utd midfielder But City fans might have to enjoy him while he lasts after the striker's father Alf-Inge revealed that he only envisages his son playing at the Etihad until 2025.

READ MORE: Eurostar will no longer travel directly to Disneyland Paris from next month Or at least copies of the famous landmarks and streets of Paris situated in the Cinese province.The bizarre replica of the French city even has a roundabout which includes a copy of the Arc de Triomphe.And, you can wander through the landscaped gardens that are a nod to the iconic Luxembourg Garden – complete with a fountain that's a model of the real one back in France.But, while you can enjoy the architecture of the famous shopping street the Champs Elysées the boutiques and shops are nowhere to be found.Apartments have even been created in the Parisian-style and cobbled streets and gardens are dotted everywhere.Tianducheng measures approximately 12 sq miles – far smaller than the 40.7 square miles of the real French capital.But, the copy cat city is a pretty good replica despite being thousands of miles away from the City of Lights.One of the highlights is the 'Eiffel Tower', which is approximately a third of the size of the original in Paris.The real Eiffel Tower measures 1,063 feet high and weighs approximately 10,100 tons.Tianducheng was built in 2007 and was made to house around 10,000 residents in Yuhang District near Hangzhou, China.But, the city has since become a popular tourist attraction as holidaymakers use it for photo ops without having to fly 6,000 miles to Paris.The gated community could comfortably house around 100,000 people, reports Reuters, but so far has not gathered that many residents.

Manchester United fans are desperate for new owners, and their hearts must have skipped a beat when Elon Musk tweeted that he would buy the club.The world's richest man in 2022 tweeted: "Also, I'm buying Manchester United you're welcome," and sent fans into dreamland as they look to scare off the Glazer family. Although it was a joke from the Tesla founder, it's been revealed that Musk could actually buy Manchester United 426 times based on it's current value.Worth an approximate £225billion, buying United would be no problem for Musk, and even if he made a loss on the purchase it's not as if he would notice.

Manchester City posted a baffling Gabriel Jesus tweet just hours after a transfer deal was agreed with Arsenal.Reports emerged of a £45million deal being struck between City and the north Londoners for the Brazilian forward on Friday (June 24). Transfer guru Fabrizio Romano announced on Sunday that the 25-year-old had agreed personal terms with the Gunners, meaning Jesus was all but confirmed as an Arsenal player.But City’s social media team left fans of both clubs baffled by posting a tweet which showed a highlight reel of Jesus.

Erling Haaland at Manchester City has sparked plenty of excitement at the Etihad Stadium, and the striker is only fuelling the anticipation.The Norwegian striker posted two photos of himself as a toddler wearing a City shirt. On the back, a young Erling had ‘Dad 15’ printed on the back, with his father Alfie Haaland playing for the club between 2000 and 2003.He captioned the tweet: ‘To be continued…’, with a blue heart and a ‘soon’ emoji.

Pep Guardiola preferred to look on the positive side of his Manchester City team’s punishing schedule - but still made his point about the TV broadcasters not taking enough account of teams’ schedules. The Blues boss OK’d a decision to fly straight to London - and train at Millwall’s The Den ground - after the midweek Champions League draw with Atletico Madrid.

challenge on the young Englishman sparked a mass brawl, resulting in Felipe being sent off, and Stefan Savic decided to pull on Jack Grealish's hair after an altercation. But City had the last laugh as they scraped through to the Champions League semi-final with a 1-0 victory over Atletico on aggregate.We've seen previously that Foden's mum is a huge supporter of the 21-year-old, and she even got into a fight when the City star was targeted at a boxing event earlier this year.

Manchester City travel to Diego Simeone's Atletico Madrid tonight in their second- eg of the Champions League quarter-final with a 1-0 cushion after Kevin de Bruyne's goal gave them a first leg advantage. Meanwhile Liverpool face Benfica at the same time with a 3-1 lead.

A shop has been refused an alcohol licence due to a husband and wife team’s ‘history of non-compliance’ - from displaying drug paraphernalia to employing illegal workers - at various stores they are connected to. Ryan Newsagent Ltd had applied for a licence to sell alcohol for consumption off the premises at a former hairdressers in Shaw Heath, Stockport. Sole director Monica Pyka was to be the designated supervisor (DPS).

Manchester City goalkeeper’s horror mistake nearly gifted Liverpool a goal.Ederson received a back-pass from Kyle Walker while City were drawing 1-1 at the Etihad. The usually cool Brazilian made a near-fatal error as he sized up to kick the ball - but lost his footing.It meant he had to react quickly to prevent a disastrous goal as the ball almost crossed the line, before managing to calmly play it to Aymeric Laporte while a rushing Diogo Jota nearly made the keeper pay.

Liverpool that Manchester City will do everything in their power to end their quadruple dream.The Premier League giants clash in a title decider at the Etihad this weekend before meeting again in the FA Cup semi-finals at Wembley six days later. City head into Sunday's League showdown just one point ahead of Jurgen Klopp's men, who they could also meet in the Champions League final at the end of the season.Stones insists City will block out all the hype ahead of this weekend's titanic clash and focus on themselves.

If you discount the gift of facing Manchester United at their bedraggled worst, Manchester City would have scored three goals in their last four games. That 4-1 thrashing of their neighbours and erstwhile title contenders was a shining beacon in what has become, if not exactly a gloomy part of the season, at least a slightly murky one.