Author: News Desk

The potential of snowy weather has many wondering if we’re likely to see London covered in snow around the festive season.

The problems have been stacking up for Eddie Howe.

There are big Black Friday discounts for all video game subscriptions services, including a £59.99 for a year of PlayStation Plus.

A rare chance to impress.

‘Some of my family say it’s weird.’

Mirror Sport – Premier League Greedy, selfish, defunct The back page of the Daily Mirror leads on Gary Nevielle’s assessment of the Premier League after Everton were hit with a 10-point deduction after the club breached profit and sustainability rules by £19.5 million. Catch up on all the back pages here

Express Sport – Art Attack The back page of the Daily Express says Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta will bear the brunt of the FA’s crackdown on referee abuse. The Gunners boss was charged by the FA for his furious rant at referees following a VAR decision that was wrong. Catch up on all the back pages here

Star Sport – Gunner Stay …. Gunner Go The back page of the Daily Star reports on Arsenal’s upcoming January transfer window. The paper reports that goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale is looking to leave the club in January after being benched by boss Mikel Arteta.   The back page also reports the Gunners are trying to snag Ivan Toney as Brentford want to keep their star man. Catch up on all the back pages here

Telegraph Sport – Verstappen in warning to F1 chiefs The back page of the Telegraph says Max Verstappen has warned that Formula One is at a “tipping point” in terms of putting the show before the sport, adding he will quit the sport if it veers too far from its origins. Red Bull’s triple world champion was outspoken in his criticism of the ‘showbiz’ element surrounding last week’s inaugural Las Vegas Grand Prix, decrying it as “99 per cent show and one per cent sporting event” and saying he felt like a “clown” at the spectacular pre-race ceremony. Catch up…

Cheap Black Friday Railcards – and other genuinely useful deals The Telegraph says Black Friday has well and truly become part of Britain’s retail calendar, with the vast majority of brands offering some kind of sale or discount. The problem is, while many headline-grabbing deals can sound like a total steal, they’re not always genuine deals and can encourage you to buy things you don’t really need. According to Which? research, 98pc of Black Friday offers are “not the cheapest price of the year” – suggesting you might be better off holding on to your money. With this in mind,…