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Premier League action – Liverpool vs Chelsea: Confirmed team news, predicted lineup, injuries Liverpool welcome Chelsea to Anfield in a huge Premier League showdown this afternoon. Four points separate Arne Slot’s league leaders and the resurgent Blues ahead of kick-off. But Liverpool’s title credentials will be thoroughly tested in the coming weeks with goalkeeper Alisson Becker ruled out until the end of next month. The Brazil international is sidelined with a hamstring injury which will keep him out until after the final international break of the year in November. He will miss games against Chelsea, Arsenal, Brighton, and Aston Villa in…

Sunday’s front pages are heavily dominated by Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ upcoming October Budget. Suspected tax ‘raids’ as some papers call them are splashed on the front as political experts offer up their opinions from taxing businesses to the winter fuel cuts.
Many of the tabloids continue reporting on the death of former One Direction member Liam Payne. The 31-year-old pop star fell from his hotel balcony in Argentina on Wednesday and died at the scene.

IPP sentence: Top judge demands help for prisoners ‘left to rot’ under ‘morally wrong’ indefinite jail terms Britain’s former top judge has backed The Independent’s campaign for prisoners serving indefinite jail terms to have their sentences reviewed, and called for the government to take responsibility for the “morally wrong” punishment. John Thomas, a member of the House of Lords who served as lord chief justice from 2013 to 2017, fears that without action, those sent down under abolished imprisonment for public protection (IPP) sentences will be “left to rot” serving a jail term that is “inherently unfair”. Reacting to a…