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Michael Owen has made his predictions for the final day of the Premier League season as Manchester City and Liverpool battle for the title and Leeds United and Burnley bid to avoid relegation. The English top-flight is set for a tense finale as title rivals Man City and Liverpool go into the last round of fixtures separated by just one point. Victory for Manchester City against Aston Villa would see Pep Guardiola ’s side win their fourth title in five years, but a slip-up would open the door to Liverpool, providing they beat Wolves. Leeds United will join Watford and Norwich City in the Championship next season if they lose to Brentford but a win or a draw will pull Burnley into the drop zone unless the Clarets pick up points against Newcastle United. The top-four battle is technically still alive but fifth-placed Arsenal need to beat Everton and hope north London rivals Tottenham lose to bottom-placed Norwich to sneak into fourth. Elsewhere, Manchester … [Read more...] about Michael Owen’s Premier League final day predictions including title race and relegation battle

Sue Gray demands to name partygate ringleaders Acting Met police chief  accused of lack of transparency Rishi Sunak first front line politician to join rich list UK refuses to cave to US pressure over Northern Ireland Protocol Putin cuts off gas supplies to Finland ​ Russia-Ukraine latest: Moscow to build new military bases N icola Sturgeon has warned a trade war with the EU could "tip" the UK into a recession as she criticised the Government’s plan to unilaterally make changes to post-Brexit border rules in Northern Ireland. The Scottish First Minister discussed the Northern Ireland Protocol with Michelle O'Neill, the Vice President of Sinn Fein, during talks in Edinburgh today. She said in a statement issued after the meeting that Downing Street’s plan to bring forward a law to allow ministers to make changes to the protocol without seeking the permission of the EU is “extremely concerning”. The EU has warned unilateral action could put the … [Read more...] about Nicola Sturgeon warns trade war with EU over Northern Ireland Protocol could ‘tip’ UK into recession

Dinner parties are fun, but there is a lot of social etiquette to adhere to (Image: Vince Talotta/Getty Images) Discover the best city breaks, beach holidays, cruises and UK travel spots by signing up SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Serving burnt and uncooked food, and picking bits out of your teeth at the table, also featured in the list. Related articles Oven cleaning: ‘The right technique’ to clean oven door glass properly I cleaned my microwave with fruit and I was shocked by the results When it comes to alcohol, drinking too much came in at number 13, while spilling red wine on a light-coloured carpet or furniture took eleventh place. It also emerged three in ten adults have made a faux pas at a dinner party … [Read more...] about Top dinner party faux pas include smoking or vaping indoors or using phone at the table

Mrs Hinch uses washing machine cleaning hack to remove dirt How to keep your lawn lush, borders beautiful and more with our FREE email SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Sophie Hinchliffe, better known as Mrs Hinch, soared to fame with her handy cleaning tips and tricks. She has inspired an army of cleaning enthusiasts to create Mrs Hinch's Cleaning Tips, a supportive page filled with hacks on how to complete household chores - including how to clean a washing machine. Related articles Cleaning: I tested out Mrs Hinch fans’ 75p hack to clean oven racks Kim Woodburn's 10 minute daily cleaning routine - 'keep everything man Cleaning enthusiast Kay Lecia took to the Facebook group to share a top … [Read more...] about ‘Wish I knew sooner’ Mrs Hinch fan shares how to clean washing machine drum – ‘gobsmacked’

ALTHOUGH trust is the cornerstone of a healthy relationship, many of us have a hard time fully believing in the person we are with. We often get in our own heads, making up scenarios about what they could be thinking or doing, and end up driving ourselves crazy. If a person’s behavior seems suspicious, that makes their partner all the more nervous. A woman named Jessica Shaw, who goes by @itsjshawyall on TikTok, humorously calls herself “toxic, petty, and messy.” She has garnered a following on TikTok thanks to her videos that offer tips for “crazy girlfriends.” Recently, she revealed how she checks who her boyfriend has been texting. READ MORE ON COUPLES SNEAKY SNEAKY My boyfriend refuses to share his location but I found a way on his phone “POV: You tell him your phone is dead, so you need to use his to text his mom. “But really, you just pull up a new iMessage and type . so all of his recent contacts come up even if the thread … [Read more...] about I get suspicious as my boyfriend always deletes his texts – here’s how I find out who he’s been talking to

Like so many of us, couple Jack and Gemma Cox were struggling to get on the property ladder while spending a load of money on rent. So they took an unconventional approach: ditching renting and moving aboard a narrowboat instead. Jack, a 29-year-old secondary school teacher, and Gemma, a 29-year-old paramedic, were paying £1,000 a month (for rent and bills) to live in their flat in Manchester , all while trying to put as much money as they could into a Help To Buy ISA in the hopes of buying a place closer to Gemma’s family in the Dales. They realised that, looking at an average house price of £280,000, they faced years of strict saving just to be able to afford a property they might not even like. Rather than settling for that path, they binned off their ISA and bought a two-bed beam boat, moored between Manchester and Yorkshire. Their monthly outgoings have been halved as a result. Gemma said: ‘We took a loan out to buy the boat, and even still, the boat was … [Read more...] about Couple halve their monthly bills by ditching renting to live on a narrowboat

The pandemic has changed the way that many of us work, perhaps forever, with a huge portion of the population working from home for over two years now. While those of us able to carry out work from the comfort of our homes are very fortunate, and there are many upsides, there’s no denying that the lack of boundaries, natural routine and real-life contact with colleagues can be hard to navigate sometimes. But there are lots of things you can do to keep yourself motivated, productive – and, most importantly, stay sane. One of the most crucial is to make sure that you get out of the house and create routines. So, with that in mind, I decided to trial building in a ‘fake commute’ to my working day each morning, to see how it impacted my mood, productivity and general wellbeing. The idea is that I’d get up each day, shower, get dressed and go for a walk that would act as a replacement for the ‘commute’ part of my day, giving me a sense of routine – and a reason to … [Read more...] about Can introducing a ‘fake commute’ into your day help productivity when working from home?

ROOMING with someone you don’t know is always a toss-up. We’ve all heard the horror stories of college roommates turned enemies thanks to one’s messy habits or the other’s nonstop partying. Who you choose as your roommate will make all the difference in how you feel on a day-to-day basis, since your home is supposed to be your safe haven. Writing to USA Today 's advice column, one woman said she was put in a very uncomfortable predicament when she discovered that her current boyfriend had previously slept with one of her future roommates. “I'm 21 and along with four of my friends, I signed a lease to rent a six-bedroom house in my college town,” she began. The foursome put up a listing on Facebook in the hopes of finding some normal people to move in with them. READ MORE ON RELATIONSHIP ADVICE ATTACHMENT 101 I’m a marriage expert – you can predict if your partner will cheat on you One young woman reached out about the empty room, and … [Read more...] about Renter reveals uncomfortable reason she’s kicking her roommate out & completely divides opinion

Prince Charles to opt for 'slimmed down' coronation says Myers Sign up for FREE now and never miss the top royal stories again SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info The 95-year-old monarch is said to be "terrified" disaster could strike- threatening the line of succession and has told Prince William to stop flying in helicopters with his family. A source close to the Queen claimed: "It keeps the Queen awake at night and she is understandably very worried."It comes as royal expert Jonathan Sacerdoti claims Prince Charles plans to "slim down" the monarchy when he takes the throne. FOLLOW BELOW FOR UPDATES... Royal Family LIVE: William issued warning by 'worried' Queen as Charles plans to slash monarchy (Image: … [Read more...] about William warned by ‘worried’ Queen as Charles plans to cut down monarchy

If you struggle with anxiety , you’ll know that it totally takes over your body and mind. When you’re overwhelmed by stress and worry, you can’t think straight. The worst-case scenario seems the most likely, and even the most preposterous fears feel entirely realistic. Anxiety legitimately changes how we view the world – and science backs this up. Albert Moukheiber, a clinical psychologist and neuroscientist, explores this in his new book, Your Brain Is Playing Tricks On You: How The Brain Shapes Opinions And Perceptions. One key area he breaks down is something called perception bias. ‘Anxiety is closely related to stress, which first and foremost is a physical reaction to a bodily danger,’ Albert tells Metro.co.uk. ‘That’s why we feel it primarily in our body which goes into a fight and flight reflex ‘But it also modulates how we perceive the world. For evolutionary reasons, our brain gets into a hypervigilance pattern (every tiny little detail become very … [Read more...] about How anxiety changes the way our brain sees the world (and how to reset it)