Summary: Sadio Mane and Thomas Tuchel had an emotional conversation regarding Mane's departure from Bayern. Tuchel emphasizes the strong relationship he has with Mane and assures that it will continue. Both parties agree that the decision was the best in the given circumstances. Tuchel understands Mane's feelings of hurt and regrets not achieving the full potential. Tuchel speaks about the emotional conversation with Sadio Mane regarding his departure from Ba...

PRESS CONFERENCE | Todd Cantwell | 04 Mar 2023 How did you find that to be a time? Yeah, I thought we were really good in the first half. I thought we scored three goals, looked really assertive in the game and I thought we had really good possession. You were a few games into your Rangers career, was that your best performance today on and off the ball? How are you feeling personally? Yeah, probably. I just feel like I'm growing into my role, I'm feeling fitter, match fit. Like I said to you, obviously you need to get those games in first and I feel like I'm now starting to come into my rhythm a little bit. So yeah, no I enjoyed it. You weren't in the team last weekend but you feel the performance today going forward that you hopefully can get that starting spot when a cup final like that comes around again? Yeah, definitely. You know, I think as a player you want t...

Summary: Presidential candidate Fernando Villegasencio shot dead after campaign event. Authorities declare state of emergency following the shooting. Villegasencio's campaign focused on ending corruption and organized crime . Candidate's defiance against criminal threats underscored his commitment. Criminal gang Los Lobos claims responsibility, but authorities arrest suspects. Ecuador grapples with increasing violence and in security amidst political transition. President Lasso unveils measures to combat rising violence . Nation mourns Villegasencio's death and questions its security situation. Ecuador 's...

Summary: Alicia Navarro , missing for four years, has been found safe and unharmed. Law enforcement and volunteers ' dedicated efforts led to the breakthrough in the case. Alicia expressed her gratitude to everyone who supported the search for her. Further investigation s are underway to understand the details of her disappearance . The community celebrates Alicia's safe return and sends thanks to all those involved in finding her. After a heart-wrenching four-yea...

Georgian government drops 'Russian law' after days of protests In many ways they're seen as just kind of looking at how to look after themselves to maintain their grip on power And these kinds of tools they're borrowing from the Kremlin playbook because it's effective at quelling dissent So they're you could argue that they're they're not exactly pro-russian They're just behaving in a way that will in an authoritarian way that will enable them to hold Sure. Well last night was actually the second night of Mastery protests that we've been seeing here in Tbilisi And before that even people were coming out in crowds to protest against this legislation That the government's been trying to push through and again last night we had police in riot gear using water cannon and tear gas and pepper spray to Dispel to get rid of the protesters who were o...

This is Eurovision 2023 calling... | The Leader Podcast ES Audio From the Evening Standard in London, I'm Rachelle Travers and this is The Leader. Eurovision 2023. Are you ready? For the first time in 25 years, the competition is back on UK soil, as we play hosts for last year's winner, Ukraine. The party atmosphere is already well underway in Liverpool, who beat out a number of other cities hoping to be the stage for the big event. Last time, Sam Ryder did the UK proud with his song, Spaceman. But this year is the turn of Mae Muller. We'll be hoping to win the competition, or at least a respectable finish, with her entry, I wrote a song. Here with me to discuss all things Eurovision and everything you need to know about the competition this year are… I'm Professor Helen Julie Miners, Head of School of Arts at York St John University. I do various things. I'm a t...

UK's longest serving prisoner - Charles Bronson - could be freed after 50 years behind bars. Dr Bob Johnson, a sad day to see you go, but I must admire your principles. It's a rare sight to see a doctor stand up to this system. Pioneering psychiatrist Bob Johnson treated Charles Bronson 30 years ago. When his work was halted, Bronson wrote this letter. You believed in humanity and trust. Your way obviously worked. Bronson was jailed in 1974 for armed robbery. Apart from a couple of brief periods of freedom, he's been locked up ever since because of repeated attacks on prison staff and inmates. The parole board must decide what risk he might pose to the public. The parole board should say this man has been locked up for 50 years. He has 50 years of problems. His violence and his unruly behaviour is out of our, we've decided that that's low enough risk, which I wou...