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Jason Cundy has labelled Ian Wright ‘one of the biggest s***houses out there’ after the Arsenal icon slammed Erling Haaland’s behaviour during Sunday’s 2-2 thriller at the Etihad. Haaland, who had earlier broken the deadlock, was seen throwing the ball at the back of Gabriel Magalhaes’ head in the immediate aftermath of John Stones’ dramatic stoppage-time equaliser. Tensions boiled throughout the heavyweight Premier League contest and Haaland was later overheard telling Mikel Arteta to ‘stay humble’ as the two teams clashed at the full-time whistle. Unsurprisingly, Haaland’s antics did not go down too well with Arsenal supporters and club legend…

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UK Daily Trending stories Labour Party conference latest: Chancellor Rachel Reeves and PM Keir Starmer offer up new vision for Britain  Coverage of the Labour Party conference continues to trend across UK media – online and in print – as the new government sets out its vision for a new Britain. Yesterday, Chancellor Rachel Reeves promised no return to austerity and offered up a more optimistic view of the British economy despite months of doom and gloom.  On social media, users are still reacting to the events surrounding the chancellor’s speech. The print media looks ahead to Prime Minister Sir…