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Travelling by train can be one of the best ways to get around. Whether you're looking for coast, countryside or cities, here are some of the best places to take a train trip in England.
England is full of fantastic destinations. From cultural cities, heritage towns and beauty spots in rural areas, there is plenty to see and do. The country also benefits from a well-connected rail network, meaning you can get to all these places quite easily and in good time.
Discover the top destinations in England to visit by train.
It goes without saying that London is one of the must-visit destinations in England. As well as buses, there is also the Tube that gets you anywhere within the city.
London is divided into different neighbourhoods, each with tons of things to see and do. This makes it easier to break your itinerary up! A list of things to do in London would be exhaustive, because whatever you're into, London has it!
If history and art are your thing, then you're in for a treat as London is home to some of the best museums and galleries in the world. Some of the top ones include the Victoria and Albert Museum, British Museum, Tate Modern, Natural History Museum, National Gallery and the Science Museum.
Whether you're a foodie or love a good bargain, London's markets are one of the top places to visit. There's a huge range of markets, from street food and farmers markets, to fashion, vintage and antiques. Some of the most well-known markets are Borough Market, Old Spitalfields Market, Portobello Road Market, Covent Garden Market, Camden Market and Brick Lane Market.
Some of London's iconic landmarks to visit are Buckingham Palace, London Eye, Big Ben, Tower Bridge, Tower of London and St Paul's Cathedral. If you're only in London for a quick break, a great way to see these landmarks is on a guided tour, whether it's a walking tour, hop-on-hop-off bus tour, or even an afternoon tea bus tour!
If want to experience the local side of London or find the non-touristy things to do in London then these articles have you covered!
Liverpool, Merseyside
Liverpool is another must-visit city. This maritime city is considered to be a 'capital of culture' in England, and is jammed with museums, art galleries, bars, restaurants and excellent shopping.
When talking about Liverpool, it's pretty hard to ignore the elephant in the room – The Beatles. As the birthplace of the band, there is so much to explore.
The Beatles Story is an immersive walk-through experience with a huge collection of memorabilia and merchandise. While you won't get to see The Beatles perform, there are still some fantastic tribute acts performing at The Cavern Club, an iconic live music venue that played a role in the birth of The Beatles.
Make sure you visit the city's waterfront, once one of the busiest docks in the world. Today, it's a UNESCO World Heritage Site and there are tons of attractions to explore. For some shopping and a bite to eat, head to the Royal Albert Dock.
This complex of former dock buildings and warehouses is now home to independent shops, boutiques and cafes. You'll also find the Tate Liverpool hare, as well as the Merseyside Maritime Museum and the Museum of Liverpool nearby.
A must-do in Liverpool is to get a good view of the city's skyline. The best way to do this is to take a ride on the Mersey Ferry. Another fantastic view is from the top of Liverpool Cathedral. It's the largest religious building in Britain, home to the world's highest and widest Gothic arches, and the largest organ in the country.
Manchester, Lancashire
Manchester is England's second largest city by area. It's a vibrant city with tons of interesting attractions. Manchester is also surrounded by the Pennines, making it the perfect base for exploring the countryside.
If you're interested in museums, then Manchester has a lot to offer. There's the Manchester Museum, People's History Museum, and the Science and Industry Museum to name a few. If you're interested in football, the National Football Museum is worth a visit. The city is also home to Manchester United FC and Manchester City FC which both run stadium tours.
Manchester has a lot of beautiful architecture, and the best way to see it is just by walking around the city and taking it all in. Some of the most impressive buildings are the John Rylands Library, Manchester Town Hall, Central Library, Bridgewater Hall and Manchester Cathedral.
Speaking of impressive, the Manchester Art Gallery should be on the itinerary for every art lover. It hosts a huge collection of art from local and international artists, including famous names like Gainsborough, Turner and Pissarro. It's more than just paintings too – there are ceramics, metalwork, clothing and accessories dating back to 1600.
Manchester's Chinatown is the second largest in the country, and well worth a visit with an excellent selection of restaurants, supermarkets and shops. If you love shopping, then you're in for a treat. Manchester has a huge choice when it comes to the retail sector. There are shopping centres like Manchester Arndale and intu Trafford Centre, high streets like Exchange Square and Market Street, boutique districts around King Street, Spinningfields and New Cathedral Street, as well as handmade and vintage shops around the Northern Quarter.
Manchester has a long history with music, so it would be rude not to visit one of its music venues to sample what the city has to offer. Whatever genre you listen to, it's there. Some of the best live music venues include The Whiskey Jar, The Ritz, Night and Day Cafe, The Deaf Institute and Band on the Wall.
Getting a taste of what Manchester has to offer in 24 hours can be tough, so I have devised a guide to all my favourite places to visit.
Straddling the River Avon, Bristol is a thriving, colourful city with a lot to offer. A good place to start your adventure in Bristol is at the harbour. Bristol Harbour has been around since the 13th century, and was a popular spot for ships setting sail for the 'New World'. There are many attractions, cafes and arts and exhibition spaces peppered round the area. You could also take a river cruise to learn more about the city.
If you have a bit of time on your hands, pay a visit to Bristol Zoo which has been at the forefront of conservation since 1836. There are a huge variety of animals here, from aye ayes to Asiatic lions. For a bit of an adventure, have a go at ZooRopia, an adventure rope course that passes through the zoo alongside gibbons, lemurs and gorillas.
If you fancy yourself as a bit of a creative, take a stroll to the Watershed. Housed in former warehouses, the multi-arts venue has three cinemas, a cafe and several spaces for creative use. It's a popular hangout for locals, so it's a great spot to get a feel for Bristol life.
Bristol is a hub for aerospace and industry. A fun place to discover more about its aerospace industry is Aerospace Bristol. It tells the story of the city's aviation achievements and you'll even get the chance to step foot on the Concorde Alpha Foxtrot, the last of the supersonic jets to fly. If it's ships you're interested in, the SS Great Britain was the world's first great ocean liner. It ferried visitors across the Atlantic, and immigrants to Australia. Today, the ship is a floating museum and an award-winning attraction.
Fans of historic houses won't leave disappointed. There's the Georgian House, built in 1790 and used as a museum. Having been restored to its original glory, the house shows what life would've been like in 18th century Bristol. Another impressive home is Ashton Court. This manor has been around since the 11th century and has a fascinating mix of architectural styles.
No trip to Bristol would be complete without visiting the Clifton Suspension Bridge, an iconic landmark. Opened in 1864, the bridge stretches across the Avon Gorge. Before you cross it, climb up Observatory Hill for the best view of the bridge.
Leeds is a thriving city in West Yorkshire. It has something for everyone, whether you enjoy art, fashion, food and drink, history or the outdoors.
Leeds has its fair share of museums and art galleries. The most popular museum is the Royal Armouries Museum, home to the National Collection of Arms and Armour. There is an extraordinary collection of over 75,000 objects such as weaponry used in the Ottoman Empire, Japanese shogun armour and guns from the Wild West. Other engaging museums are the Leeds City Museum, Thackray Medical Museum and the National Coal Mining Museum.
Some great city centre art galleries are the Leeds Art Gallery, Henry Moore Institute and The Tetley. If you have a bit of time on your hands, take a train to the nearby city of Wakefield and pop into the Yorkshire Sculpture Park. This open-air gallery showcases modern and contemporary art by British and international artists.
If you're a fan of beer and cider, then you've come to the right place. Leeds has many breweries which hold tours and tasting. Some of the most established ones are Leeds Brewery, Northern Monk and North Brewing Company. Just outside of Leeds you'll find Ilkley Brewery, Ossett Brewery and Quirky Ales.
After a tasting, catch a show at one of Leeds's esteemed theatres. There's Leeds Grand Theatre, Leeds Playhouse and City Varieties Music Hall. Prefer to shop? Whatever you're into, Leeds has it. If it's designer brands, head to Victoria Quarter. If you like high street brands, Trinity Centre is the place to be. Prefer independent boutiques? Head to The Corn Exchange.
In Leeds, you're always a train or bus ride away from the countryside. With a name like God's Own Country, it would be rude not to take a walk in the great outdoors! The Yorkshire Dales National Park is literally on the doorstep, so get out and explore the moors, valleys and villages.
Truro, Cornwall
Truro is the only city in Cornwall. It's a great place to visit, with great shopping, historical attractions and a thriving food and drink scene. If you're interested in some retail therapy, you'll find the usual high street stores alongside a wide choice of independent shops. Some of the most popular streets are Boscawen Street, River Street and King Street. If you're more into markets, Lemon Street Market is an indoor destination full of boutiques, galleries and cafes. Another great place is the Pannier Market, home to 35 independent shops.
Truro has a rich history, and it was one of the most successful port towns during the Industrial Revolution. A good place to brush up on the history of the city is the Royal Cornwall Museum. As well as engaging exhibitions on Cornwall's mining and engineering heritage, you'll also find out about its link with the rest of the world through Ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman and Byzantine artefacts.
While you're in Truro, it's worth catching the bus for a short ride to Tregothnan. Dating back to the 14th century, this country house and estate is also the largest gardens and arboretum in Cornwall. In addition to rare and endangered trees from around the world, it also happens to be the first tea plantation in Britain, with up to 20,000 tea bushes harvested each year. You'll also find products which aren't usually grown in the UK, such as Kea plums and Manuka honey. Fancy a taste? Pay a visit to the shop while you're there.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Northumberland
Newcastle is an industrial city that lies on the River Tyne. It's a buzzing, cultural city with plenty of attractions, magnificent buildings and great shopping. A good place to start is the historic quayside. Many of the old houses have been redeveloped and are now hotels, shops and restaurants. As you walk down the quayside, you won't miss the seven bridges that span the River Tyne, from the old High Level Bridge to the spectacular Gateshead Millennium Bridge.
Newcastle Castle is definitely worth a visit, and you can explore the old passages and medieval chambers. For more history, take a stroll down to the Old City Chares. This area is full of well-preserved, narrow medieval alleyways. There are also some architectural gems such as the Custom House and Trinity House.
Having had such a large Roman presence, there is a wealth of Roman history to delve into. The best place to take a step back in time is the Great North Museum: Hancock. Find a treasure trove of artefacts from the Romans, Egyptians and the Greeks. For a look back into the Industrial Revolution, the Discovery Museum has exhibits ranging from early steam engines to vintage cars.
If you have time (and fitness!) on your side, then a popular thing to do in Newcastle is to tackle a section of the 84 mile long Hadrian's Wall which runs through the city centre and across some beautiful countryside. For something a little more relaxing, Jesmond Dene is one of the loveliest city parks in England. There is a picturesque nature trail that takes you past the Old Mill which has been around since the 1700s.
Paignton, Devon
If it's a warm day, nothing beats a trip to the seaside. Paignton is one of my top choices when it comes to seaside towns. Sitting on the English Riviera, the area has a mild climate and subtropical palm trees that won't feel like England at all!
A classic thing to do at any seaside town is to stroll down the pier. It's hard to miss Paignton Pier which is perched in the centre of Paignton Beach. There's something for everyone to enjoy, with over 20 different entertainment options. If you're travelling with kids, there are bouncy castles and face painting for the younger ones, and crazy golf and dodgems for the older ones. If you want to unleash your inner child, have a go at the games at Paignton Pier Amusements. Grab a bite at one of the various food vendors and sit back on the giant deck chairs to enjoy the views.
If you can't get enough of travelling by train, then you'll love a trip on the Dartmouth Steam Railway. It starts at Paignton and journeys along the picturesque Torbay coast for seven miles to Kingswear. If you're interested in more water activities, Dartmouth Steam Railway & River Boats offer a range of boat trips and paddle steamers to explore the coast.
Love animals? Then a trip to Paignton Zoo is a must. This zoo was one of the first in the UK to promote and emphasise animal conservation, and there are over 2,500 animals to see here. It's also a botanical garden with fascinating plants from all over the world. Make sure you stroll through the flower meadows, herbaceous borders and indoor areas.
Lyme Regis, Dorset
Another great spot on the coast is Lyme Regis. It's nicknamed 'The Pearl of Dorset' and rightly so – the town has stunning scenery, breathtaking coastal walks, amazing beaches and fun attractions.
Lyme Regis is famous for its geology, and fossils can be found on its beaches. A must-do is a visit to Dorset's famous Jurassic Coast, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Head to Monmouth Beach which stretches for a mile from the town's harbour to Pinhey Beach. It's a great spot for fossil hunting and rockpooling, so keep an eye out and see what you can find!
Alternatively, you can join in on a fossil walk with local experts from the Lyme Regis Museum. Make sure to pop into the museum to see fascinating displays on the town's history, including fossil collections, maritime and domestic objects, paintings, prints and photographs. The Dinosaurland Fossil Museum also doesn't disappoint, with over 12,000 specimens on display.
If you're a keen walker, Lyme Regis doesn't disappoint. It's part of the South West Coast Path, England's longest waymarked long-distance footpath. There are shorter sections of this 630 mile route, like the one from town to West Bay.
It's also worth checking out what shops the town has to offer. The Town Mill is a unique shopping destination with art galleries, artists' studios, a cafe, a silversmith, a seamstress, a pottery, a bakery and deli, and a microbrewery. What makes it special is that the shops are situated around a working water mill. Take a tour to see the Victorian milling machinery and learn how the giant water wheel creates power as grain is converted into wholemeal flour.
Canterbury is a cathedral city in Kent and a must-visit. The city has a rich history and culture and holds the status of UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lying on the banks of the River Stour, Canterbury is a picture postcard city, with period architecture, cobbled streets and green spaces.
If there's only one thing you see in Canterbury, it should be the thing the city is most famous for – its UNESCO World Heritage cathedral. It's one of the oldest Christian structures in the country, dating back to 597AD. It's known as the spot where Thomas Becket was killed, the Archbishop who was hunted down by King Henry II's followers in 1170. There are guided tours, but you can also explore at your own pace.
Walking around the city is fun, but what's even better is exploring by boat. Climb aboard one of the boats from Canterbury Historic River Tours, and make your way down the River Stour, keeping an eye out for the city's landmarks. You'll also be in for some entertaining tales of Canterbury's history from the tour guides.
Speaking of history, Canterbury is the place to be for history nerds. The Romans had a large presence in Canterbury, and built walls around the city which you can still find traces of today. Canterbury Roman Museum is a great place to learn more about the city's past. Find Roman floor mosaics, artefacts and a reconstructed Roman house and marketplace.
Can't get enough of museums? The Beaney House of Art and Knowledge is Canterbury's central museum, library and art gallery. There's a whole treasure trove of artefacts including sculptures, mosaics, jewellery, glassware and pottery, many of which have been excavated from around the area.
If you need a break from all that history, grab a treat from one of the many cafes and coffee shops and head to Westgate Parks, a lush collection of different landscape areas along the River Stour.


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Ohio State football: OSU shuts off media access to players, coaches
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Ohio State announced on Thursday that football players and coaches will be off-limits to the media for the time being as the university conducts its investigation into head coach Urban Meyer.
The Buckeyes are set to open camp for the 2018 season on Friday under Ryan Day, who is serving as acting head coach while Meyer is on paid administrative leave.
>>Read more: Urban Meyer placed on paid administrative leave
"The university is committed to supporting our student athletes as they prepare for the upcoming semester," Ohio State said in a statement. "Due to the ongoing investigation, football coaches and student athletes will not be available for interviews until further notice and all practices will be closed.
"We anticipate providing an update on availability Monday."
The university had scheduled media access for Friday before its first workout at the Woody Hayes Athletic Center.
>>Read more: Ryan Day named interim head coach
Ohio State is investigating how much Meyer knew about domestic abuse allegations by Courtney Smith, the ex-wife of former OSU receivers coach Zach Smith, who was fired July 23.
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Nic, Keith to renew vows in Australia
Camera IconKeith Urban and Nicole Kidman are planning to renew their wedding vows. Credit: Reuters
Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman are planning to renew their wedding vows.
The America Idol judge and the Paperboy star - who have children Sunday Rose, four, and Faith Margaret, two, together - have been married for almost seven years and the singer is determined to mark their anniversary in June with a small ceremony.
A source told In Touch magazine: "It will take place in Australia at the site of their first wedding. He wants to make Nicole feel like she's still at the centre of his universe."
Nicole recently admitted she loves Keith's "crazy" love for his family which sees him jet to the UK - where the actress is currently filming Before I Go To Sleep - for brief visits when his American Idol schedule allows it.
Nicole said: "Keith comes and goes. He'll fly in for 24 hours just to say hello and give us all a hug, or he might stay a couple of days. He's busy over in Nashville and LA. But once I've finished filming, I'm going to be the wife by his side because it's family time.
"I love it that he's crazy enough to get on a plane and come over here for 24 hours. But that craziness is rooted in a love and a friendship for each other.
"The friendship is just as important as the love, and it builds over time. I know how lucky I am."
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I grew up in a full house. Being the only girl and youngest of four, there was always someone around to play soccer, build a snow fort or ride bikes through the flooded streets with. But no matter what we spent our days doing, our nights always ended at the dinner table. I was the table setter, and I remember screaming through my house "WHAT DO YOU WANT TO DRINK!?" because that was my job — get everyone's drinks. And my mom — she was the cook (unless we were grilling, and then it was all on Dad).
Every single day I would come home from school and say "MOM, WHAT'S FOR DINNER?" (I picture myself screaming everything as a child) and my mom always had an answer. At the time, it just seemed normal. Of course she is making me dinner and of course she knows what it is and of course it's going to be delicious.
But now my husband comes homes everyday and says, "What's for dinner?" and coming up with an answer is really hard! And it just keeps happening – every. single. day. we have to eat dinner. Do you know how many dinner's that is? Like, a million.
So, today I thought about some of the dinners my mom used to make me as a kid. One of her classic dinners was Dijon Chicken and Mushroom rice. And today, that sounded absolutely amazing. So I called Mom for the recipe and got to work.
One major change since I was kid though is that I'm now vegetarian. So I picked up these fake chicken breasts from one of my favorite brands, Gardein.
Within minutes of sauteing garlic and mushrooms, my whole apartment smelled like my childhood. And for as good as my childhood smelled, it looked just as good.
So I hope you enjoy one of my favorite childhood recipes! And if you are a carnivore and want to use real chicken, that is totally allowed and I added the directions for that, too.
Lastly – it's a rule that you have to make the Dijon Chicken and the rice together (not in the same pan, but for the same meal), because you have to stir your rice with the leftover Dijon sauce. It's a rule. But they're both pretty easy and you can make them simultaneously.
Recipe halved to serve 2, but can easily be doubled for more people.
Saute butter, garlic, onions and mushrooms until tender.
Stir in Dijon and cream and simmer until sauce is thickened.
In another pan, cook your imitation chicken breasts as directed. The Gardein brand says to saute with a little oil over medium heat for 3 minutes on each side.
Add the cooked chicken or fake chicken to the pan with the sauce. Turn to coat.
This recipe is also halved to serve 2. Can be doubled.
Saute butter, mushrooms and onion until soft.
Add all remaining ingredients (rice, water, bouillon cube, salt, bay leaf pepper), and bring to boil.
Cover, reduce heat and simmer 5 – 10 minutes until all water is absorbed and rice is tender.
Serve with Dijon Chicken and your favorite vegetable, i.e. cooked carrots!


2010-03-14T11:08:53-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/f92/292470-m.jpgRawn James profiles Charles Hamilton Houston, the first African American on the Harvard Law Review and dean of Howard University Law School and his student Thurgood Marshall, valedictorian of his class in 1933 and future Supreme Court justice. The two lawyers would lead the NAACP's legal office in challenging Jim Crow laws with a focus on school integration. The author relays that Mr. Houston and Mr. Marshall's numerous legal challenges would lay the groundwork for the Supreme Court's decision on Brown v. Board of Education. Rawn James discussed his book at Hue-Man Bookstore in New York City.
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UK: Draft Royal Charter on Self-Regulation of the Press and Amendments to the Crime and Courts Bill
In this legal analysis, ARTICLE 19 reviews the provisions of the Draft Royal Charter on Self-Regulation of the Press, recently drafted by the three biggest political parties in the United Kingdom (UK), and the relevant provisions of the Amendments of the Crime and Courts Bill (Amendments), currently pending in parliament. Both legislative documents are analysed for their compliance with international standards on freedom of expression.
At the outset of the analysis, ARTICLE 19 expresses concerns about the process that led to the drafting of the Draft Charter and the Amendments to the Crime and Courts Bill on exemplary damages, in particular the lack of transparency which has undermined it.
We also question whether the UK press was given sufficient time to reform the current model of self-regulation and the Press Complaints Commission (PCC) along the lines suggested by the Leveson report. Unfortunately, the lack of transparency over the PCC reform process, initiated several months ago, makes it difficult to assess whether and why the PCC reform process may have failed.
Consequently, ARTICLE 19 does not believe that the government has explained convincingly the reasons that led to the quick adoption of the Royal Charter, why it was necessary and why it was the least restrictive mechanism available.
The opacity of the process following the release of the Leveson report is particularly problematic in view of the importance of press freedom in a democratic society. We strongly believe that any agreement on press regulation demands broad public participation and agreement between all stakeholders including the press.
ARTICLE 19 also emphasises that self-regulation should always be preferred over a press regulator established by statute since the mechanism is the least restrictive means available by which the press can be effectively regulated.
Statutory regulation or co-regulation of the print press may be compatible with international and European freedom of expression standards if it provides strong guarantees for media freedom and the independence of regulatory bodies.
ARTICLE 19 concludes that the co-regulation established by the Royal Charter and the Amendments to the Crime and Courts Bill do not meet such guarantees and international standards on freedom of expression, and must be revised accordingly.
SUMMARY OF RECOMMENDATIONS:
The UK government should proactively reveal the content of the negotiations of the Royal Charter and the Amendments and nature of the process followed. In particular it should explain why it concluded that the Royal Charter was necessary and why it was the least restrictive mechanism available.
The Royal Charter should include provisions stating that the functional, operational and administrative autonomy of the Recognition Panel is fully guaranteed in all matters and that any economic or political interference is prohibited.
The structure, functions and procedures of the regulatory body should not be specified in such details in the Royal Charter.
The Royal Charter should focus on overall guiding principles for the regulator, such as those regarding the appointment of the members of the Board, its functions, operations and funding.
The Royal Charter should stipulate that the mandate of the press regulator extends to advocating for freedom of expression. It should act as both a defender of the rights of members of the profession as well as a guiding force for their conduct and an adjudicator for complaints received from members of the public. Such provisions could also encourage widespread support among the media community and contribute to raising its public profile.
For the sake of clarity, the term "independent self-regulatory body" should be omitted from the Royal Charter. The Royal Charter should clarify that it is establishing a hybrid model of regulation of the print media with statutory back up to the press regulator.
The membership of the appointment panel and the regulator's Board should ensure, at minimum, an equal representation of members of the media profession, media owners, and the public.
Members of the Board of the regulator should be selected according to democratic and transparent procedures with public participation; and the term of membership should be limited in duration.
The standards code (or ethical codes) should be developed by the media professionals and owners. Public consultations during the development of the standards code should be encouraged.
The role of the Code Committee should be reaching agreement on a national code of minimum standards. The Committee should be comprised of journalists, owners and the public in equal representation.
The provisions on group complaints must stipulate that any decision on such complaints must fully comply with international freedom of expression standards.
The press regulator should also have powers to refuse to hear group complaints that are vexatious and/or are lacking merit.
The possibility of third party complaints should be abolished.
The remedy of "publication of correction and apologies" should be clearly specified.
The potential for the Board of the regulator to direct the nature, extent and placement of corrections and apologies should be limited as follows:
– the reply should only be available to respond to statements which breach a legal right of the person involved, not to comment on opinions which the reader or viewer does not like;
– it should receive similar prominence to the original article;
– it should be proportionate in length to the original article;
– it should be restricted to addressing the impugned statements in the original text;
– it should not be taken as an opportunity to introduce new issues or to comment on other correct facts.
The regime of sanctions and remedial actions should be reviewed.
All sanctions and remedial actions that can be imposed by the regulator should be clearly specified and the possibility of review of the decisions should be considered.
It should be clearly stipulated that the regulator can impose financial sanctions only in cases of the most serious breaches of the standards code and provide other measures – such as correction or reply, issuance of apology or publication of the decision of the regulator – would not be capable of redressing the harm caused to the individual.
The level of fine should always be assessed against their potential effect on the right to freedom of expression and they should never be disproportionate to the harm caused.
A right of appeal must be included in the provisions.
The Royal Charter should ensure that bloggers are not forced to abide by the ethical codes or codes of conduct developed by traditional media, either directly or through incentive schemes.
Bloggers should be given the opportunity to follow the ethical standards or voluntarily join regulatory bodies if they choose to do so.
The term "reckless disregard of an outrageous nature for the claimant's rights" should be removed from the Crime and Court Bill.
The Crime and Court Bill should stipulate that the exemplary damages should only be available as highly exceptional measures, and can be applied only where the plaintiff has proven that the defendant acted deliberately and with the specific intention of causing harm to the plaintiff.
The possibility of imposing exemplary damages in cases where financial sanctions are imposed by the regulator should be clearly specified. In particular, there should be no possibility to impose exemplary damages if a maximum financial sanction has already been imposed by the press regulator.
The maximum amount of exemplary damages should be stipulated in the Crime and Court Bill.
The terms "the course of a business" should be specified. Individual bloggers and small-scale blogs should be excluded from the definition of relevant publishers under Section 131 of the Amendments. Posting hyperlinks should not be considered as "material written by a range of authors."
Search engines and social media platforms should be excluded from the definition of "relevant publishers" under the Royal Charter and the Crime and Courts Bill.
DRAFT ROYAL CHARTER ANALYSIS
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In this column, I would like to introduce about patent data exchange in the International Nucleotide Sequence Databases (INSD) and Japan Patent Office (JPO) data.
DDBJ is constructing INSD with EMBL-Bank in EBI (European Bioinformatics Institute) and GenBank in NCBI (National Center for Biotechnology Information).
INSD distributes not only scientific data but also patent data transferring from each patent office as follows.
Patent data contains nucleotide sequence and amino acid sequence. After distributed nucleotide sequence data, it was exchanged among INSD. However, INSD does not exchanged amino acid data.
DDBJ distributes JPO and KIPO amino acid data on DDBJ anonymous FTP site.
DDBJ distributes nucleotide sequence and amino acid data containing publication of unexamined patent applications. Therefore, new distribution sequences do not have the patent right. When you would like to confirm the progression status of patent examination, you need checking the registration status using by retrieval site for (Industrial Property Digital Library) in Japan.
DDBJ distributes the regular data at once a month and infrequently irregular data in some cases.
JPO data of DDBJ flat file (FF) has enough information such as the front page of patent publication by the following contents; sequence, organism name, invention title, applicant name(s), inventor name(s), publication number, publication date, application number, application date, priority date, comment and sequence's feature information.
If you have sequence(s) for patent application, you do not have to submit to DDBJ. Because JPO transfers those sequences to DDBJ and your sequence(s) will be opened to the public through DDBJ. However, if you need the accession number to submit a paper before apply for a patent, you should care since sequence becomes public knowledge in case of released from DDBJ. In this case, please confirm to JPO before your submission.
I hope to help understanding about JPO patent data. I will introduce about KIPO data and retrieval method of patent sequence in KIPO related organization at next column.
In previous column, I introduced about patent data for Japan Patent Office (JPO). In this column, I would like to introduce about patent data of Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) and data search service in DDBJ.
DDBJ has just distributed some of KIPO data. Therefore, I would like to introduce also search service of patent applied sequence at Korean Bioinformation Center (KOBIC) and Korea Intellectual Property Rights Information Service (KIPRIS) as KIPO related organization.
DDBJ has provided the nucleotide sequence and amino acid sequence containing publication of unexamined patent applications from KIPO since March 2008.
KIPO sends the patent sequence data to KOBIC.
By cooperation of Dr. Byungwook Lee in KOBIC, KIPO submission files are made by him and transferred from KOBIC to DDBJ.
DDBJ exchanges the data format and distributes KIPO data.
DDBJ distributed the following 282,161 entries assigned the prefix "DI" of KIPO accession number, until now.
KIPO data submission is suspended by the problem of submission format from April 2009. Therefore DDBJ is discussing about efficient method for data exchange with KOBIC and KIPO.
Please see Data example of Fig.1 and Fig.2.
DDBJ provides the search service for KIPO nucleotide and amino acid sequence (Table.1).
*2 Cumulated file (kipo_ddbj_aa.seq.gz) has all KIPO amino acid data.
PATOME@Korea is Koran patent database for nucleotide and amino acid sequence in KOBIC. "PatSeq DB search" can search by application number, applicant name, invention title in English. In addition, PATOME@Korea provides the similarity search for DNA and protein against patent applied sequences in Korea (Please see Fig.3).
KIPRIS is the search system of Korean patent publication. PATOME@Korea can search the patent publication in Korean. In contrast, KPA (Korean Patent Abstracts) search of KIPRIS can refer the front page and abstract of patent publication in English retrieved by keyword, application number, publication number, applicant name and inventor name (Please see Fig.4). K2E-PAT (Korean to English Patent Automatic Translation) has pay service for the provision of full text by English machine translation.
KIPO suspends their submission to DDBJ. We will restart KIPO submission as soon as possible.
At next column, I will introduce about the structure of DDBJ Flat Files (FF) for JPO patent data.
I introduced about patent data of Japan Patent Office (JPO) in first column and Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) in second column. In this time, I would like to explain about Flat File (FF) structure for JPO nucleotide and amino acid sequence data as two parts. I will introduce about JPO data property, summary of FF structure and relationship between patent application contents and description part on FF in first part.
JPO data FF has fundamental application information of patent publication compared with FF for United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) and European Patent Office (EPO). Because JPO makes the submission file (Fig. 1) containing application information based on WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) ST 25 format submitted from applicants. Thereafter, DDBJ makes FF reflected almost contents of JPO submission file (Fig. 2).
I showed FF structure for nucleotide sequence data dividing by six parts (LOCUS Block, SOURCE Block, REFERENCE Block, COMMENT Block, Feature Block and Sequence Block) as different color with sample data and description contents in Fig. 2.
I showed correspondence relationship between patent application contents and description parts on JPO FF (Table. 1).
* Alphabet symbol after line name is corresponding to FF Block part in Fig. 2.
Patent application information is described mainly at [C] REFERENCE Block and [D] COMMENT Block. Amino acid sequence data is also described on same Blocks. Invention title is set on both DEFINITION line of [A] LOCUS Bloc and TITLE line of [C] REFERENCE Block.
In specially, applicants name is only set JOURNAL line on [C] REFERENCE Block (Fig. 3).
At second part, I will explain each line description of six Blocks in detail. Moreover, I would like to introduce the conversion process of organism name from JPO submission file in DDBJ.
I described about summary of Flat File (FF) structure of Japan Patent Office (JPO) in previous column at first part. In second part, I will introduce FF structure in more detail, conversion process of organism name from JPO submission file and the format of Patent publication number.
I showed FF structure for nucleotide sequence data dividing by six parts ([A] LOCUS Block, [B] SOURCE Block, [C] REFERENCE Block, [D] COMMENT Block, [E] Feature Block and [F] Sequence Block) as different color with sample data and description contents in Fig. 1.
LOCUS Block has LOCUS, DEFINITION, ACCESSION, VERSION and KEYWORDS line (Table. 1).
The data open to public for the first time is version number as "1". If sequence is updated, version number is increased.
JP header: Number of Publication of patent applications in Japan and Japanese translations of PCT international publication for patent applications.
Please also refer their number format in section (3).
In case of amino acid sequence data, LOCUS line has the different output format (Fig.2). Its line has Accession number, Sequence length number, Molecule type, Division and Last release date.
Scientific name on SOURCE and ORGANISM lines is converted from NCBI Taxonomy Database (Table. 2). Please also refer at section (2).
SOURCE line is set scientific name and common name.
Scientific name is converted from organism name on OS line of COMMENT Block based on NCBI Taxonomy Database. Moreover, if scientific name has common name (example: human) in NCBI Taxonomy Database, common name is set after scientific name.
Scientific name on fist line and its lineage information based on NCBI Taxonomy Database on second line.
Eutheria; Euarchontoglires; Primates; Haplorrhini; Catarrhini; Hominidae; Homo.
REFERENCE Block has AUTHORS, TITLE and JOURNAL line (Table. 3).
Inventor fill name is set PI line of COMMENT Block.
Same value is also set in DEFINITION line.
First line is described the publication number and publication date after the fixed value "Patent:"on JOURNAL line.
Applicant name is described on second line. Applicant information is only set JOURNAL line in FF.
*Some old JPO data have PC line for description of international patent classification (IPC) code.
OS Organism name in JPO submission file.
SOURCE line, ORGANISM line, /organism and /db_xref are constructed by this organism name.
JPO data has only source feature, same also Korean Intellectual Property Office (KIPO) data (Table. 5).
Nucleic acid sequence data has /mol_type, /db_xref and /organism qualifiers.
Amino acid sequence data does not have /db_xref qualifier.
/db_xref Taxonomy ID of NCBI Taxonomy Database setting after fixed value " taxon:"
DDBJ started adding Taxonomy ID of /db_xref to JPO and KIPO data from May 2010. DDBJ will update the reconstruction of SOURCE line, ORGANIS line and /organism based Taxonomy ID, once a year.
Nucleotide sequence data has BASE COUNT line (Fig.1) which is described the number of adenine (a), cytosine (c), guanine (g), thymine (t).
In case of Amino acid sequence data, BASE COUNT line is not output (Fig.3).
Original organism name in JPO submission file is described on OS line of COMMENT Block. Scientific name is converted from its name on OS line and set to SOURCE line, ORGANISM line and /organism qualifier based on NCBI Taxonomy database. Its lineage information is also constructed and set on ORGANISM line.
In case of organism name described by applicants is not found in NCBI Taxonomy database, its name is converted to "unidentified" on SOURCE line, ORGANISM line and /organism qualifier (Fig.4).
Original organism name described by applicants is set on OS line at COMMENT Block (Fig.1, Table 4).
DDBJ received three kind of patent publication for  Publication of patent applications,  Published Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) international publication for patent applications and  Japanese translations of PCT international publication for patent applications (Table 6).
Publication of patent applications and Japanese translations of PCT international publication for patent applications have same format of publication number with "JP" in head of its number. PCT international publication for patent applications have "WO"in head of publication number.
Publication number is set on KEYWORDS line of LOCUS Block, JOURNAL line of REFERENCE Block and PN line of COMMENT Block (Fig.5).
In this time, Patent column is final. When you would like to know FF structure and patent data property for JPO and KIPO data, please refer to my columns. If I have a chance, I will explain how to search the patent data by DDBJ tools and improvement points of JPO and KIPO FF.
DDBJ makes an improvement of COMMENT Block on Flat File (FF) for Japan Patent Office (JPO). In this column, I would like to introduce new format of COMMENT Block in detail.
DDBJ re-constructed FF of all JPO entries to reflect new COMMENT format. New format of Nucleotide sequence data has been released since DDBJ release 90 (Fig.1) and Amino acid sequence data has been distributed JPO cumulated files on Anonymous FTP since September 2012 (Fig.2).
JPO data has almost basic information for patent application. Therefore, user can get its information without referring patent publication.
However, since patent information was set on different part of FF, user had to know the FF structure to get them in advance. In specially, applicants name is only set JOURNAL line on REFERENCE Block (Fig.3 & Fig.4).
Therefore, DDBJ made describing basic patent information on COMMENT Block as follows (Fig.4).
COMMENT Block was added new lines of PA (Applicant name), PT (Invention title) and PS (Sequence number) in all nucleotide and amino acid sequence data (Table.1).
JOURNAL line on REFERENCE Block is also described (Fig.3).
DEFINITION, TITLE line on REFERENCE Block are also described (Fig.1 & Fig.2).
Sequence number for Sequence listings setting after prefix letter "N".
There was mismatch problem of Sequence number between Sequence listings and JPO submission file. Old format FF was not described Sequence number of Sequence listings. Therefore, DDBJ added PS line on COMMENT Block to set its number.
When applicants applied patent, they made Sequence listings according to the guideline: WIPO ST.25. It was put ordering number from 1 to nucleotide and amino acid sequences based on patent claims by applicants.
On the other hand, JPO changes sequence order and makes nucleotide sequence block and amino acid sequence block from Sequence listings when they make the submission files to DDBJ. After that, they set new Sequence number in order of nucleotide sequences, amino acid sequences (Table.2).
Sequence number indicated by JPO is reflected with patent publication number on DEFINITION, KEYWORDS, JOURNAL line of REFERENCE and PN line of COMMENT Block.
Publication of patent applications and Japanese translations of Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) international publication for patent applications have same format of publication number with "JP". PCT international publication for patent application has "WO" in head of publication number (Fig.1, Fig.2 and Table.3).
Sequence number Sequence listings are set after prefix letter "N" on PS line. Therefore, you can retrieve appropriate data by ARSA (All-Retrieval of Sequence and Annotation) with publication number and "N" with Sequence number.
DDBJ continues to make an improvement of Patent FF for user. As next step, we are planning FF put on direct link of the patent publication.


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Hubspot Vs. Pipedrive
If you're unsure which email automation service is right for you, then read on. We'll cover HubSpot CRM, Freshworks CRM and Omnisend. They also offer SMS marketing and Facebook customized uploads for audience. Let's look at the options! What is the best email automation tool? It could take some time to test different options before you find the one that's most appropriate for your requirements.
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If you're unsure which email automation provider is the best for you, then read on. We'll look at HubSpot, Freshworks CRM, Omnisend and Sendinblue. Among the other top options they also provide SMS marketing, Facebook custom audience uploads, as well as site messages. Let's get started! What is the best email automation provider? You may need to try different options before you find the one that best suits your needs.
Sendinblue is a good option if you're looking to find an affordable email automation provider with a broad feature set and a reasonable price. This email marketing platform provides a wide range of features, including a transactional email tool that allows you to send out emails in connection with product purchases or account sign ups. It also offers analytical tools and reporting tools, to help you examine the data from your campaigns. You can view the open rates of emails and click-through rates and other metrics for each campaign, and see which ones are doing well.
Sendinblue has dedicated SMTP servers which permit you to manage transactional and marketing emails. ActiveCampaign doesn't offer this feature, which means you'll have to use a different email service to send transactions. Other features of Sendinblue include live chat, SMS, Facebook ads and contact tracking. You can also test various versions of an email before sending it to a new recipient.
ActiveCampaign can be employed as an email marketing platform. ActiveCampaign is more user-friendly than HubSpot and has a superior email builder. ActiveCampaign also comes with CRM capabilities but this is only available to certain plans. These tools include event tracking, workflows, and list segmentation. In addition, ActiveCampaign also includes LiveChat which lets contacts sign up to your list.
HubSpot similar to ActiveCampaign allows you to add companies or contacts to your account. You can keep track of your interactions with specific companies by adding contacts to HubSpot. HubSpot automatically collects the data for you, making it ideal for large corporations. ActiveCampaign has a similar deal structure to HubSpot. You can add contacts or companies to different stages in the sales pipeline. ActiveCampaign utilizes a similar method to determine the probability of a win and creates emails based upon this probability.
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Freshworks CRM Marketing Cloud is available at a low price. This marketing automation platform is affordable at $19 per month and comes with excellent customer service. Freshworks also has a free plan, but it is severely limited to the main features. After one month, you can upgrade to access the full suite of marketing tools. Freshworks CRM offers an easy-to use drag-and-drop editor for email and a basic email builder.
Omnisend is an email automation solution that provides many benefits to your company. This program offers a variety of signup forms, ranging from non-intrusive Signup boxes to welcome Popups and exit intention Popups. Omnisend offers many signup forms, as well as an interactive Wheel of Fortune. Users will also be able to personalize their forms and landing pages. Omnisend's synchronization between audiences and personalized omnichannel messages make it a great choice for any size business.
While both systems have their strengths and weaknesses, they are highly comparable in terms of functionality and cost. ActiveCampaign can support 75.8 percent of all common requirements, while Omnisend can handle any but the most difficult requirements. Both platforms offer a no-cost trial to try. Omnisend's interface is superiorto ActiveCampaign's, but ActiveCampaign allows for more email marketing platforms. Overall, it's difficult to pick between the two applications.
Wix ShoutOut's service for automating emails offers a mobile-friendly email editor and a builder that helps digital marketers create beautiful emails. The platform also offers robust mailing list management, which allows marketers to separate leads and add new subscribers to the right lists automatically. The email automation service is completely free for new users. Wix users can choose to opt out at any time. With Wix digital marketers, they can create stunning emails with no technical experience.
Wix ShoutOut, an email marketing platform, is built on the website builder. The templates for email are user-friendly and simple to customize. Wix ShoutOut offers 16 email templates and is free for personal use. Plans that are paid for start at $30 per month. These plans are ideal for small-sized businesses since Wix email templates are able to adapt to the various sizes of screens. Wix ShoutOut is also a popular website builder, which allows you to create your email templates and send them out to others.
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Premier League data dive: United nine up, Arsenal down to nine
Manchester United matched their own record for the biggest home win in Premier League history as Southampton suffered the unprecedented ignominy of 9-0 defeats in consecutive seasons.
Ralph Hasenhuttl's men saw their outing at Old Trafford unravel from the moment Alexandre Jankewitz was shown a second-minute red card for an ugly lunge on Scott McTominay.
Aaron Wan-Bissaka began the rout and efforts from Marcus Rashford and Edinson Cavani either side of a Jan Bednarek own goal made it 4-0 at half-time.
Anthony Martial and McTominay made it 6-0 inside the final 20 minutes before a Bruno Fernandes penalty, Martial's second and a closing goal from Daniel James left Southampton – who also saw Bednarek sent off – in an unsightly heap.
From nine goals to nine men, Arsenal had David Luiz and Bernd Leno dismissed as they lost 2-1 at Wolves.
That scoreline was repeated in victories for Sheffield United and Crystal Palace that could have repercussions at the bottom of the table.
Manchester United 9-0 Southampton: Record-equalling joy and despair at Old Trafford
James' goal deep into stoppage time meant United won 9-0 for the first time since thrashing Ipswich Town in March 1995. It is only the third instance of this scoreline in the Premier League, following Southampton's thrashing on home turf against Leicester City in October 2019.
This fixture is not always anything like as kind to United. In fact, they have won home and away against Saints for the first time since 2012-13 – the last time they lifted the title.
Southampton's fourth consecutive Premier League defeat is also their biggest ever away loss in any competition.
United's efforts to share the goals around, with only Martial hitting a brace, means they are the second side to have seven different scorers in a Premier League match following Chelsea against Aston Villa in December 2012.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer has seen his side utterly transform their home performances. They won only one of six at Old Trafford at the start of this league season, scoring three times. A run of four wins out of five, with one defeat, has yielded 19 goals.
The late flurry was aided by Bednarek adding a red card to his own goal, while it could have been so different were it not for Jankewitz's rash tackle. The teenager is the first player to be sent off on his first Premier League start since Serge Aurier for Tottenham in September 2017 and the fourth man to be dismissed inside two minutes in a Premier League game.
Wolves 2-1 Arsenal: David Luiz and Leno leave Arteta's men short
Arsenal took a deserved lead at Molineux through Nicolas Pepe, who now has three goals in his past four league starts – as many as he managed on his previous 16 starts.
Mikel Arteta says he will appeal David Luiz's punishment but the Brazilian defender's foul on Willian Jose means he has been sent off three times and conceded six penalties since his Arsenal debut in August 2019, more than any other player in the division during that time.
Ruben Neves converted from the spot before fellow Portugal midfielder Joao Moutinho hammered in a fabulous 30-yard effort. Very much a collectors' item, it was the first home goal of his Wolves career at the 61st attempt.
When Leno charged from his area to handball in a wretched misjudgement, Wolves' first league double over Arsenal since 1978-79 was virtually assured and the Germany international became the second Gunners keeper to be sent off in the Premier League – and the first since David Seaman against West Ham back in 1993.
Whether largely down to indiscipline or misfortune, Arsenal have been shown nine red cards since Arteta took charge on Boxing Day 2019 – six more than any other side.
Sheffield United 2-1 West Brom: Blades sharpen survival chances
Bottom club Sheffield United are now just a point behind West Brom in 19th, even though they fell behind to Matt Phillips' close-range finish before half-time.
Phillips has now found the net in each of the past 13 seasons in English league football, a run that goes back to 2008-09.
Jayden Bogle brought the hosts level before captain Billy Sharp stepped up to net another crucial goal.
Since Chris Wilder's first game in charge of United in August 2016, Sharp has scored 76 goals in all competitions – 44 more than any other Blades player during that period.
Sam Allardyce's much-vaunted reputation for making his teams hard to beat is not doing West Brom much good at the moment. The Baggies have conceded 26 goals in nine Premier League games under the ex-England boss, as many as they let in during 13 matches under Slaven Bilic this term.
Newcastle United 1-2 Crystal Palace: Eagles soar clear of trouble
Newcastle remain eight points above the drop zone but are now seven shy of Palace, despite enjoying a dream start.
Jonjo Shelvey's long-ranger after 71 seconds was the quickest goal the Eagles have conceded in a Premier League match since Ian Taylor scored for Aston Villa inside a minute in March 1998.
Roy Hodgson's side had not won away from home after conceding first since overcoming West Ham in October 2019, drawing two and losing 12 of such games since.
But Jairo Riedewald's venomous hit saw them level in style as he ended a run of 13 games without a goal in the Premier League.
Gary Cahill then became Crystal Palace's oldest ever goalscorer in the Premier League at 35 years and 45 days. He is also the oldest Englishman to score in the Premier League at St James' Park since Alan Shearer last did so.
Arteta defends David Luiz after red card in 'painful' Wolves defeat
Mikel Arteta questioned the decision to send off David Luiz after the defender was one of two Arsenal players to be dismissed in a 2-1 defeat at Wolves.
Arsenal appeared set to go in at half-time deservedly ahead following Nicolas Pepe's opener, only for David Luiz to concede a penalty following a challenge on Willian Jose.
The Brazilian centre-back was shown a red card by referee Craig Pawson following a VAR check, though Arteta insisted he could not see any contact after studying replays of the incident.
Ruben Neves converted from the spot before Joao Moutinho's long-range strike put the hosts ahead shortly after the break, with any hopes of a fightback disappearing for Arsenal when goalkeeper Bernd Leno was given his marching orders for handling the ball outside the area.
For Arteta, though, it was the David Luiz call that left him frustrated, particularly after his side had played so well up until that crucial moment in the contest.
"First of all, I have to say that I'm proud of my team, the way we played and the way we dominated the first half," Arteta told the media.
"We should have been 3-0 or 4-0 up. We didn't do that, though, and we put ourselves in a really difficult position by conceding the goal and going a man down.
"I have seen the replay 10 times from five different angles and I cannot see any contact. I would like to see if VAR has a different angle. I'm expecting to see something and I'm not seeing anything.
"We were really animated at half-time because we really wanted to win the game. The boys were so convinced to go out there and have a real go.
"We didn't concede any chances but Moutinho scores a worldie and it's 2-1. Then, when Bernd comes out and hits the ball with his hand, we're down to nine men and almost impossible to win the game."
Since making his league debut for Arsenal in August 2019, David Luiz has picked up three red cards and conceded six penalties, more than any other player in the competition in both categories.
Arteta - who has seen his team shown nine Premier League red cards since taking charge, six more than any other top-flight team - admitted the result was tough to take.
"The way we lost the game really hurts. It's painful," he said.
"I have to take the positives as well, which is the way we played against this team that is very difficult to attack, the amount of chances we created. But we leave the ground and have zero points and have lost two important players.
"It's hard enough to win football games in this league. There's nothing we can change. It was a big decision, if they got it right and can justify they got it right, I'll put my hand up and apologise.
"The only thing I'm saying is that I'm sitting here and I cannot see any contact. That's really, really frustrating, because it's a big, big moment in the game."
Asked if Arsenal may issue an appeal against the red card for David Luiz, Arteta replied: "Where I'm standing now, I'd say yes – let's go straight away. But I don't know, we will have to speak to the legal team at the club and decide if it is the best thing."
Runar Alex Runarsson came on to take over from Leno in goal, with recent recruit Mat Ryan ruled out with a muscle issue. Arteta revealed he is hopeful the Australia international can be fit in time for Saturday's trip to Aston Villa.
Rumour Has It: Man City join Chelsea and Arsenal in Hakimi chase, Napoli want Sarri reunion
Achraf Hakimi only moved to Inter from Real Madrid at the start of the 2020-21 season.
But the future of the Morocco international is already making headlines.
Will Hakimi still be an Inter player at the end of the campaign?
TOP STORY – HAKIMI WANTED IN ENGLAND
Manchester City are interested in signing Inter star Achraf Hakimi, according to Calciomercato.
Hakimi has established himself as a key player for Antonio Conte's Inter after arriving from Real Madrid.
But Inter – in the spotlight amid reported financial difficulties caused by the coronavirus pandemic – are facing a battle to keep Hakimi, with Chelsea and Arsenal also chasing the Morocco international.
- Calciomercato says Napoli want to bring back former head coach Maurizio Sarri. Gennaro Gattuso is under pressure and Sky Sport Italia claims the two parties will part in June. Sarri left Napoli for Chelsea in 2018. Former boss Rafael Benitez has also been linked.
- Lionel Messi could help bitter rivals Madrid. According to El Chiringuito, Messi's proposed switch from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain could aid Madrid in their quest to prise Kylian Mbappe to the Santiago Bernabeu. Mbappe has also been linked to Liverpool.
- Fabrizio Romano says Liverpool, City, Chelsea, Madrid, Barcelona and Juventus are interested in Erling Haaland, but Borussia Dortmund have no intention of losing both the Norwegian and Manchester United target Jadon Sancho at the end of the season.
Deadline Day: Liverpool sign two defenders as Minamino joins Southampton
Liverpool's need for defensive reinforcements was always likely to dominate the headlines on transfer deadline day and so it proved as the Premier League champions made two late signings.
Centre-back Ben Davies arrived from Preston North End, while Liverpool made a further addition to the heart of their backline with the loan signing of Ozan Kabak from Bundesliga strugglers Schalke until the end of the season.
Those signings came on a day that saw Joel Matip ruled out for the rest of the season with an ankle ligament injury. Virgil van Dijk and Joe Gomez are long-term absentees and Liverpool were forced to play Jordan Henderson and Nathaniel Phillips at centre-back in Sunday's win at West Ham.
Heading for the Anfield exit door is Takumi Minamino, the forward moving to Southampton on a six-month loan deal having only joined Liverpool last January.
It came after Southampton loaned veteran Shane Long to promotion-chasing Championship side Bournemouth.
Bournemouth also sanctioned the departure of Joshua King to Everton for a nominal fee until the end of the season.
There were outgoings at Arsenal as well, with Shkodran Mustafi signing for Schalke on a short-term deal and Joe Willock going on loan to Newcastle United, who let DeAndre Yedlin leave for Galatasaray.
Arsenal also sent Ainsley Maitland-Niles to West Brom on loan.
Turkish giants Galatasaray acquired Gedson Fernandes on a temporary deal from Benfica following an unsuccessful stint at Tottenham.
In Serie A, Parma landed Bayern Munich's teenage forward Joshua Zirkzee in a loan deal that contains the option to sign the 19-year-old permanently.
Atalanta are firmly in contention for a top-four finish in Serie A and bolstered their ranks for that push with the capture of Ukraine midfielder Viktor Kovalenko from Shakhtar Donetsk.
Roma can afford to have hopes of a title challenge and brought in teenage full-back Bryan Reynolds from MLS outfit Dallas on an initial loan deal, with an obligation to buy, to help them.
Frozen out at Juventus, midfielder Sami Khedira is back in the Bundesliga following a switch to Hertha Berlin, but one of European football's most exciting talents is heading to Italy after Udinese signed Jayden Braaf on loan from Manchester City with an option to buy.
Elsewhere, Everton defender Jonjoe Kenny joined Celtic on loan for the rest of the season, Brighton and Hove Albion signed highly rated midfielder Moises Caicedo from Independiente del Valle, West Brom loaned Okay Yokuslu from Celta Vigo and defender Teden Mengi moved from Manchester United to Wayne Rooney's Derby County on a temporary basis.
Mustafi leaves Arsenal to join Schalke on permanent deal
Shkodran Mustafi has signed a short-term contract at Schalke after leaving Premier League side Arsenal.
Mustafi's deal at Emirates Stadium was due to expire in June and the Germany defender will now play out the remainder of the current campaign back in his homeland with Bundesliga strugglers Schalke.
The 28-year-old joined the Gunners from LaLiga outfit Valencia in 2016 and leaves with two FA Cup winners' medals.
However, Mustafi fell down the pecking order at Arsenal and only three of his 2020-21 appearances have come in the Premier League after recovering from hamstring surgery.
"Musti has been a key player for us for a long period of time," said Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta.
"He played a very important part in my first season as manager and I'd like to thank him for his professionalism and for always being ready when called upon.
"Everybody at Arsenal wishes Musti well at Schalke."
Mustafi will be reunited with Sead Kolasinac, who is on loan at Schalke and embroiled in the fight to help the Bundesliga's bottom club avoid relegation.
A World Cup winner in 2014, Mustafi arrives in Gelsenkirchen as a replacement for Ozan Kabak in Christian Gross' squad after the Turkey international joined Premier League champions Liverpool on loan until the end of the season.
Rumour Has It: PSG planned for Mbappe exit? Allegri waiting on Real Madrid
Will he stay or will he go?
That is the question regarding Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe, who is a reported target for Real Madrid and Liverpool.
If Mbappe opts to call time on his PSG stall, the French champions are still aiming high.
TOP STORY – LIFE WITHOUT MBAPPE IN PARIS?
Paris Saint-Germain are more determined than ever to give head coach Mauricio Pochettino a dream forward line amid doubts over Kylian Mabppe's future, according to Le10 Sport.
Mbappe – out of contract in 2022 – has been heavily linked with LaLiga champions Real Madrid and Premier League holders Liverpool.
If Mbappe does not remain in Paris, PSG will step up their pursuit of Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi.
- Massimiliano Allegri has turned down Roma as he waits for Madrid, repots Todofichajes. Zinedine Zidane is under mounting pressure in the Spanish capital, while it is a similar situation for Roma boss Paulo Fonseca.
- Manchester City are willing to sign a striker and Messi this offseason, according to The Athletic. With City yet to offer Sergio Aguero a new deal, Borussia Dortmund's Erling Haaland and Inter pair Lautaro Martinez and Romelu Lukaku are reported targets as Pep Guardiola's side also eye soon-to-be free agent Messi.
- Fabrizio Romano says Liverpool have agreed to sign Ben Davies from Preston North End ahead of Monday's deadline day. Jurgen Klopp has been eyeing a defender due to the club's injury crisis.
- Dele Alli's proposed switch from Tottenham to PSG is not progressing, reports Romano. Struggling for game time at Spurs, Alli has been keen for a loan move to PSG, but Tottenham are unwilling to sanction a departure as Inter block Christian Eriksen's return.
- Leicester City are the frontrunners to sign Arsenal's Ainsley Maitland-Niles, claims The Mirror.
Saliba reveals 'hurt' at lack of Arsenal opportunities
Arsenal defender William Saliba admits he was "hurt" after not being given first-team opportunities following his move from Saint-Etienne.
The 19-year-old arrived at the Emirates Stadium in July 2019 for a reported £27million (€29.7m) fee and was loaned back to Saint-Etienne for the 2019-20 campaign.
He returned to the Gunners ahead of this season and was expected to become part of manager Mikel Arteta's plans after a possible second loan back to Saint-Etienne failed to materialise in October.
However, the France youth international did not make a senior appearance for the Premier League club and was loaned to Nice earlier this month.
Saliba made his fifth appearance for the Ligue 1 outfit in Sunday's 1-0 defeat to his former club Saint-Etienne.
Despite the result he had an impact at the heart of the backline, making more successful passes (58) and clearances (five) than any other Nice player.
He also gained possession seven times, the joint second-highest of any player on the pitch.
Saliba has opened up on his frustration with life at Arsenal and feels strongly he should have been given a chance to impress in the first team.
"I really, really, really didn't think that I would be transferred for almost €30m," he told TF1.
"To think that I would arrive, where people were expecting a lot from me, the fans were excited about me and you find yourself in the reserves, playing zero – nothing in the Europa League or the Premier League.
"I was in the squad once in the EFL Cup. It hurt me, it affected me. I don't think I left too early. When you feel ready you have to go. These things happen. I believe in myself."
While Saliba is enjoying playing first-team football again at Nice, he insists he is not thinking about where he will be next season.
"I have learned now that it is better not to look too far in the future," he added. "I am focused on just these six months to try to give absolutely everything and for the rest we will see.
"For me, the best decision was to join Nice because there is a good project, a good team, a good level of ambition and they like to play in a certain way.
"It feels good to play and to have consistent game time. I am young, I am 19, and it is by playing matches like this that you improve.
"You see what mistakes you make and you correct them for the next match."
Rumour Has It: Ramos eyes Man Utd move, Man City not interested in Alaba
Sergio Ramos is reportedly set to quit Real Madrid and is eyeing Manchester United, while David Alaba is apparently not a target for Manchester City.
Ramos, 34, seems set to leave Madrid at the end of the season with his contract expiring.
With the defender appearing no closer to agreeing to a new deal, he could make the move to the Premier League.
TOP STORY – RAMOS TO QUIT MADRID, EYES MAN UTD
Ramos is ready to quit Real Madrid and his camp are set to target Manchester United as his next destination, according to the Mirror.
Manchester City, Liverpool, Paris Saint-Germain and Everton have also been linked with the defender.
Ramos has been at Real Madrid since 2005, winning five LaLiga titles and four Champions Leagues among numerous other honours.
- Another defender set to move at season's end is David Alaba, with the Bayern Munich star linked with numerous European giants as his contract comes to an end. But 90min reports Manchester City will not be making an approach for the Austria international.
- Amid an injury crisis at centre-back, Liverpool could sign a defender before Monday's transfer deadline. The Evening Standard reports they are interested in Arsenal defender Shkodran Mustafi, who is out of contract at the end of the season.
- Arsenal may not be done in this transfer window, either. The Mirror says Arsenal are considering a move for Crystal Palace left-back Patrick van Aanholt.
- Marcos Rojo is set to get a Manchester United exit. Sky Sports reports the defender will terminate his contract, which was due to expire at the end of the season, before joining Boca Juniors on a free transfer.
Man United out to break record set by treble-winning side in Arsenal clash
Manchester United's 2-1 defeat at home to rock-bottom Sheffield United provided a stark warning to any Red Devils players who were potentially starting to believe the hype, but Saturday offers the chance to bounce back against an old rival and make club history.
In years gone by, United against Arsenal was arguably the most anticipated fixture in the Premier League calendar – two teams stacked with talent and fierce competitors, and led by two managerial greats.
While the outlook is perhaps a little different now to what it was at the height of the Arsene Wenger-Alex Ferguson rivalry, United head to Emirates Stadium aiming to break a record set by 'Fergie's' greatest team.
Earlier this month, United's 2-1 win at Fulham extended their unbeaten Premier League away run to 17, levelling a club record.
While the 2-1 loss to the Blades at Old Trafford might have dented the confidence of Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's men, the data doesn't lie – they are at home on the road, so to speak, and another point will prove momentous.
EMULATING THE TREBLE WINNERS
Ferguson's famous treble-winning side is the United team that set the club record of 17 away Premier League games unbeaten.
United's run started on December 5 and lasted until the following September, therefore playing a major role in the Red Devils securing the Premier League title ahead of Arsenal, pipping Wenger's men to the crown by a point.
They scored 34 goals and claimed nine wins in those 17 games, conceding 16.
Statistically United's existing run is already an improvement on that of the 1998-99 team, as the current crop have scored 38, conceded just 14 and won 13 before going to Arsenal.
But even if they ultimately fall at the final hurdle this weekend, they can perhaps take solace in the fact no other post-Ferguson United side registers in the top seven for the club's all-time top-flight unbeaten away streaks.
Whether or not this run would have occurred if fans were in the stadiums is another matter, but it's unquestionable that progress is being made at Old Trafford – or, you know, away from Old Trafford...
RESILIENT REDS
A key factor in United's impressive run has been the character and resilience shown by them.
They have rescued 21 points from losing positions on the road in 2020-21, which is already a record for a single Premier League season, bettering the 17 accumulated by Aston Villa (1993-94) and Newcastle United (2001-02). The previous best posted by United was 16 in 2002-03.
Certainly, the pick of United's away comebacks this season was the 3-2 win at Southampton on November 29, as they fell 2-0 down before Edinson Cavani inspired a brilliant turnaround with two goals and an assist off the bench.
To give an idea of just how anomalous United's record is this term, Liverpool have recovered the second most amount of points from losing positions – 10, but that accounts for home and away.
Solskjaer's side are yet to win a point from behind at Old Trafford in 2020-21.
A WAYS TO GO
As laudable as United's away form is, they are still some way off matching the Premier League's all-time record, however.
Arsenal's 'Invincibles' hold that honour, having gone 27 matches unbeaten away from home in the top flight.
That stretched from April 2003 to September 2004, spanning well over a full season as they comfortably beat the 23-game record they themselves set between August 2001 and September 2002.
The closest any team has got to either streak is Liverpool, who between January 2019 and February 2020 went 21 away games without defeat before they suffered a shock 3-0 loss at Watford.
Odegaard and Smith Rowe can play together - Opta data backs up Arteta suggestion
Mikel Arteta is adamant Martin Odegaard's arrival does not have to negatively impact Emile Smith Rowe's form, with the Arsenal manager convinced they can play together.
Arsenal completed the loan signing of Odegaard from Real Madrid on Wednesday, the Norwegian adding creativity to a squad that had not included Mesut Ozil at all this season prior to his move to Fenerbahce.
The 22-year-old Odegaard had struggled at Real Madrid this term, making just three LaLiga starts for Zinedine Zidane after returning from an impressive temporary spell at Real Sociedad.
But there is great hope that he could make a real impact for the Gunners if he is able to rediscover the form he displayed with La Real, for whom he created a team-high 62 chances and provided six assists in 2019-20.
Despite some expressing doubts over his compatibility with Smith Rowe, Arteta believes the two can play together, while Odegaard's signing will alleviate some of the creative burden.
"Of course, they can play together, and it is not about pushing somebody else [out of the team]," Arteta told reporters ahead of Saturday's clash with Manchester United.
"Emile has earned his right to play the way he is performing - and Martin has to earn that.
"Emile cannot play every single game, as we knew the other day. For example, in the FA Cup he was injured, he could not play.
"The other day [against Southampton on Tuesday], he could only play certain minutes because he was struggling for the last minutes.
"It has been a massive step for him from what he was doing three, four months ago and what he is doing right now. We need options."
DOUBLE THREAT
Smith Rowe has enjoyed a sudden rise to prominence with the Gunners – before Christmas he was exclusively used in cup competitions, but he has started six Premier League matches in a row since.
The first of those was the 3-1 win over Chelsea on Boxing Day, a result that ended a run of seven games without a league victory and began to ease the pressure on Arteta. The Gunners are unbeaten with Smith Rowe in the side in the league this season.
His three assists from open play across the same period is more than anyone else has managed in the Premier League, so concern for Smith Rowe's momentum was an understanding by-product of the initial links to Odegaard.
But, Opta data lends credence to Arteta's assessment they can play together.
None of Smith Rowe's key passes or assists have come from the central third of the attacking half, with all of them coming from wider positions.
While Odegaard operated predominantly from the right at Real Sociedad last term, the highest proportion (31.2 per cent) of his assists and key passes came from the central zone directly outside the penalty area.
Creativity in this zone has been a weak point of Arsenal's this season, with most of their threat coming down the left – Odegaard's arrival might just offer the Gunners a little more balance.
Rumour Has It: Chelsea interested in Haaland, Alaba
Chelsea are reportedly interested in Borussia Dortmund star Erling Haaland and Bayern Munich defender David Alaba.
Haaland and Alaba have been linked with moves, with the latter almost certain to leave Bayern when his contract expires at the end of the season.
Chelsea spent big last year – but they are apparently eyeing the pair.
TOP STORY – CHELSEA INTERESTED IN HAALAND AND ALABA
Chelsea are interested in signing Dortmund star Haaland and Bayern defender Alaba ahead of 2021-22, according to Sky Sports.
Real Madrid have been strongly linked with the duo, while Alaba is said to be a target for several other European giants.
Thomas Tuchel has replaced Frank Lampard at the helm for Chelsea, who are eighth in the Premier League.
- Jesse Lingard could join West Ham. Sky Sports reports they have offered a £1.5million loan fee and to pay Lingard's wages for the rest of the season to land him on loan from Manchester United.
- Amid reports Lucas Torreira could leave Atletico Madrid, where he is on loan from Arsenal, to join Monaco, it seems that may not be the case. Fabrizio Romano reports Monaco are not negotiating for Torreira.
- Bayer Leverkusen are confident of completing a deal for Leicester City midfielder Demarai Gray, according to Sky Sports.
- Struggling for game time at Arsenal, Ainsley Maitland-Niles could make a move. The Athletic reports West Brom are looking at the 23-year-old for a potential loan deal.
Odegaard always fighting losing battle with Messi comparison, says Arsenal boss Arteta
Martin Odegaard was always fighting a "lost battle" with comparisons to Lionel Messi but has the characteristics needed to flourish at Arsenal, says Mikel Arteta.
The Gunners completed a deal to take Odegaard on loan from Real Madrid until the end of the season on Wednesday, handing the attacking midfielder the number 11 shirt that was worn by Mesut Ozil when he joined the club.
Odegaard was signed by Los Blancos from Stromsgodset as a prodigious teenager and has had loan spells in the Eredivisie with Heerenveen and Vitesse before impressing in a temporary stint with Real Sociedad last term.
Madrid opted to recall him for the 2020-21 campaign, though the 22-year-old struggled to nail down a regular spot in Zinedine Zidane's team.
Arteta is excited by Odegaard's qualities but did urge caution, saying comparisons to Barcelona great Messi are unhelpful.
"I wouldn't even get close to that name you just mentioned [Messi] because it's a lost battle in my opinion. Martin is Martin," Arteta said when previewing Saturday's clash with Manchester United.
"In the last few seasons he's progressed and developed in the right way. I follow him very closely because he played for Real Sociedad which is my hometown and I know him really well.
"He's such a talent. He needs the right environment, a little bit of time, but he's got the qualities to be a success for us. He's a specialist to playing in the pockets, to be in the number eight, number 10 positions.
"He can play on the sides, a really creative player, really comfortable on the ball in tight spaces, the capacity to create chances, to score goals.
"Something he has improved a lot is his work rate without the ball as well. It's another option to give us more creativity in the final third."
Last season, Odegaard topped Sociedad's squad for chances created in LaLiga, crafting 62 opportunities in total as he provided six assists from 31 appearances. He also boasted an impressive passing accuracy of 84.74 per cent.
This term he has been afforded just three LaLiga starts by Zidane, albeit Arteta made clear several factors will determine whether a permanent deal will be struck.
"He has certainly all the qualities and characteristics that we are looking for," he added.
"Then it would be down to two things – first of all, how well he adapts here and how much of an impact he can have in our team, and second, what Real Madrid and the player thinks about it because he's owned by Real Madrid and the player has a big say on that.
"I just wanted to give him a clear picture of who we are as a club, what we are trying to do, what we expect from him, just try to transmit the passion and excitement that we had to bring him in.
"I wanted to show him the project, how he fits and just try to persuade him that this is the right place for him and try to make things work."
Arsenal are on a six-match unbeaten run in the Premier League to improve their previously precarious top-flight standing to ninth.
They welcome a Manchester United side who saw their own 13-match unbeaten league run surprisingly ended by rock-bottom Sheffield United on Wednesday.
"It's not a surprise because to beat any team in this league is extremely difficult and it's not taken for granted," Arteta said when asked about that game.
"Sheffield United are a really good threat and you see that. They've lost games they didn't deserve to lose."
Arsenal were the last side to beat United in the league before the Blades' unlikely triumph, while they have not lost to the Red Devils since an FA Cup defeat in January 2019.
Still, Arteta says there is nothing to be gleaned from a decent recent record against United.
"I think every game is completely different, they have the capacity and the quality to beat any side in the world, we know we're going to have to be at our best," he said.
"The games are huge, we need to be better than what we were on Tuesday [a 3-1 win at Southampton] to beat them.
"They've been in top form. They've been top of the table playing really well. We know they are a real threat. We have to be at our best to beat them on Saturday."
Odegaard fighting losing battle with Messi comparison, says Arsenal boss Arteta
Rumour Has It: Real Madrid wait for Mbappe signal as PSG star asks for time to decide future
Kylian Mbappe wants time to make a decision on his future as Real Madrid await a signal from the Paris Saint-Germain star.
Mbappe, 22, has been linked with a move to Madrid and his contract at PSG ends in 2022.
But will the forward end up at the Santiago Bernabeu?
TOP STORY – REAL MADRID WAIT FOR MBAPPE
Real Madrid are waiting for a signal from Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe, according to Marca.
The report says Mbappe has asked for time to decide his future.
While Madrid have been most strongly linked with a move for Mbappe, Liverpool are also reportedly interested.
- Staying at Madrid and Fabrizio Romano says a new contract for midfielder Luka Modric is imminent. The Croatian midfielder's current deal expires at the end of the season.
- Dele Alli's future is set to be a constant talking point until at least the end of this transfer window. ESPN claims Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy is reluctant to let the midfielder leave for PSG. Romano reports Spurs are still looking for a replacement and were working on re-signing Christian Eriksen, but Inter wanted a loan fee and the midfielder's salary paid in full.
- Lyon star Houssem Aouar was linked to Arsenal last close season, but the midfielder could head elsewhere. Gianluca Di Marzio reports Juventus are looking at the 22-year-old as an option ahead of the 2021-22 campaign.
- Lucas Torreira seems set to move on from Atletico Madrid. Diario AS says Monaco are favourites to sign the midfielder, who is on loan at Atletico from Arsenal.
- Said Benrahma has made an impression at West Ham. Sky Sports reports West Ham have converted their loan for Benrahma from Brentford into a permanent move, paying £20million plus add-ons. The report says West Ham are also in talks to sign RB Leipzig forward Hwang Hee-chan.
Aubameyang grateful for support as Arsenal captain's mother recovers from illness
Arsenal captain Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang thanked fans for their support after explaining he had missed recent matches after his mother took ill.
The forward sat out consecutive trips to Southampton - a 1-0 FA Cup defeat and a 3-1 Premier League win - with what the club described as "personal issues".
Manager Mikel Arteta had admitted he was unsure when the Gabon international would be able to return, with the Gunners now preparing for league games against Manchester United and Wolves over the next six days.
Aubameyang suggested he could be back soon as he confirmed his mother was recovering.
"Thank you so much for all the messages and calls over the last few days," he wrote on social media on Wednesday.
"My mother is going through some health issues and I had to be there for her. She's already much better now and I will be back home tonight. I'm more than grateful to the doctors and nurses helping her get through this.
"And of course, thanks to my Arsenal fam for the love yesterday! I'm more determined than ever to keep our momentum going!
"Thank you all again – I really am beyond blessed to receive this level of support and love from all of you and I can't wait to be back."
Team-mates Nicolas Pepe and Alexandre Lacazette dedicated goals in Tuesday's win at Southampton to Aubameyang, who has scored five times in 17 league games this season.
The Gunners' win moved them into eighth place in the league, five points behind West Ham in fourth, although many of the surrounding sides in the table have games in hand.