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Today’s Champions League fixtures will see another English club in action. Yesterday, English clubs Arsenal and Aston Villa won their fixtures. Premier League leaders Liverpool face PSG today. Champions League fixturesKick-offWhere to watch the Champions League?Feyenoord vs Inter Milan17:45TNT Sports 2Bayern Munich vs Bayer Leverkusen20:00TNT Sports 2Benfica vs Barcelona20:00TNT Sports 3PSG vs Liverpool20:00TNT Sports 1 Today’s WSL fixtures will see league leaders Chelsea take on Leicester, whilst a win for City will see them leapfrog Arsenal for third place. WSL fixtures Kick-offWhere to watch the WSL?West Ham vs Manchester City19:00WSL YouTubeChelsea vs Leicester City19:00Sky Sports

PMQs Live – Kemi Badenoch to go head-to-head with Starmer Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is set to take on questions from leader of the opposition Kemi Badenoch today in the latest round of Prime Minister’s Questions. Starmer is set to field questions on everything from the economy to defence and foreign aid after a wild and unprecedented week in global politics. It’s the PM’s first PMQs session since meeting Donald Trump at the White House last week and since the rapid developments and upsets in Ukraine.  The PM’s plan to slash foreign aid to fund a spending increase for…

Arsenal smash seven past PSV on historic night The back page of the Daily Mail reports on Arsenal’s 7-1 win over PSV last night on a historic night. They play again in a second leg, but it looks set that the Gunners have booked their spot in the last 8 of the Champions League. Arne Slot says he will keep his cool following a two-match ban after ranting at ref Oliver.

PSV 1 Arsenal 7 – Seven and El Last night’s Champions League match, PSV vs Arsenal, leads the back page as the Gunners won 7-1. The paper says ‘goal crazy’ Gunners have their eyes set on Madrid. Aston Villa also won last night, beating Clube Brugge 3-1. Arne Slot is not happy after receiving a two-match ban.

Kop boss two match ban – I’ll fucking blame you if we don’t win title The back page of The Sun newspaper reports on Arne Slot’s two-match ban. The paper reports that Slot has blasted ref Oliver, saying he’ll blame him if Liverpool doesn’t win the title. Arsenal’s 7-1 win over PSV in last night’s Champions League match also makes the back page.

Champions League Eindh OVER – PSV 1 Arsenal 7 The back page of the Daily Mirror reports on last night’s Champions League game – Arsenal thumped PSV 7-1, pretty much sealing their place in the last 8. The other English club in action last night – Aston Villa – also bagged a win over Club Brugge.

Possessing photos of a Muslim woman without her hijab should be made a criminal offence, MPs say A committee of MPs has proposed that possessing photographs of a Muslim woman without her hijab, taken without her consent, should be classified as a criminal offence. This change seeks to categorize such images as "non-consensual intimate images," comparable to child sexual abuse images in their seriousness. MPs Call for Legal Protections for Muslim Women’s Images The Commons’ women and equalities committee emphasized that images depicting a Muslim woman without her hijab, if taken without consent, should not merely fall under existing definitions…

Kyiv ready to reach US deal The FT leads with news that Ukraine has offered an olive branch to the US after Trump paused military aid to the region following a bust-up at the Oval Office on Friday. The global stock market’s backlash following Trump’s tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China also makes the front page as exporters lead market losses and Europe worries its next for levies. Canada and China hit back at the US with their own tariffs.

Zelensky bows to pressure as Trump halts US weapons The Independent reports that after Donald Trump twisted the knife by pausing US military aid, Ukraine has been forced to extend an olive branch to repair damage from the White House bust-up. Meghan Markle is pictured on the front page, the paper calls her new show exhausting.

Zelenskyy vows to work with Trump for peace The Guardian leads with Zelenskyy’s proposed peace plan to end the war in Ukraine. The paper quotes him as saying he is “ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible” and willing to work under Trump’s “strong leadership.” The paper calls Meghan Markle’s new show “absurd.”