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The summer transfer window has again been a busy one for O’Neill’s squad with a number of players making moves either on a permanent or loan basis.Justin Devenny’s Stoke career got off to a flying start with a double on his first start since his switch from Crystal Palace. A natural left-footer, he has given NI balance as a wing-back since his debut in June 2025.A versatile player, Devenny has been turning out as a central midfielder for the Potters and could be one to fill the void left by McCann, as he did in the World Cup play-off defeat…

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The by-election in Sir Keir Starmer’s old seat has been described as Andy Burnham’s “test run” for an early general election.If the Prime Minister wins the desired amount of support in the Holborn and St Pancras mid-term, where Labour is facing off against Greens leader Zack Polanski, Mr Burnham could bring forward the scheduled date for the 2029 election.The contest was triggered when Sir Keir announced his resignation at the start of September – despite previously vowing to stay on as an MP following his departure from No10.Now, Mr Burnham’s advisers have suggested that the upcoming contest, due to take…

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Comments by President Donald Trump lead the Financial Times after he rejected increasing demands for restrictions on the growth of artificial intelligence , external(AI). The paper highlights the “rare show of unity” from AI leaders in calling for a more cautious pace of development – but says Trump responded by stressing it was imperative for the US to retain its international leadership in the field. The Guardian warns that the US president “appears reluctant to confess to any AI fears” – with “losing to China” a bigger worry in his “calculus”.The Daily Telegraph features the call from hospitality bosses, external…

Neil signed a three-year deal at Ibrox in July and was immediately instilled as part of Derek McInnes’ leadership group. He once again wore the captain’s armband in Lawrence Shankland’s absence and rose to the occasion of his first Old Firm derby, excelling in the middle of the park alongside Nicolas Raskin and James Penrice, who inverted from left-back.”Dan is going to get highlighted for his goals – two different types of finishes – but we knew we could occupy that space on the edge of the box if we attacked properly,” manager McInnes said. “You still need people to…

Plans to create Greater Manchester’s own London Underground-style transport system have been backed by mayor Bev Craig, with 2050 eyed as a potential opening date.The scheme could cost tens of billions and take decades to build – with the need for government backing – but has been described by Craig as the “only option” for the county’s future.Transport for Greater Manchester’s (TfGM) timeline for the project could see detailed plans and a business case ready by 2030, with a push to start building by around 2040 and a 2050 opening date.Craig said: “In Greater Manchester we’ve started planning for what…

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In Northern Ireland, there is already an agreed path to reunification as set out in the Good Friday Agreement.That question of the devolved funding settlement is expected to be discussed, alongside other ways of working together in areas such as the economy and energy.But perhaps the biggest opportunity for the nationalist leaders lies in the political rather than the practical.Speaking ahead of the meeting, Swinney said: “For the first time ever, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are led by pro-independence first ministers.”There could be no clearer sign that the status quo is not sustainable – and that Westminster must prepare…