Bayern Munich are reportedly looking to make a bid for Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud.

Fernando Torres is eyeing a return to the Premier League and could be interested in signing for Newcastle or Southampton.

The papers are dominated by speculation surrounding who could replace sacked Leicester manager Craig Shakespeare.

Real Madrid are said to be plotting a £150m move for Harry Kane next summer, according to the papers.

Paul Gascoigne told the High Court he “would like to trade my mobile phone in for a coffin because these guys have ruined my life. I have no life.”

Davina McCall has revealed she still attends Narcotics Anonymous meetings.

A Conservative MP has said he will complain to the new press regulator over the “entrapment” by Sunday newspaper which prompted a British government minister to resign.

Trainer Michael Bell has spoken of his “distress” at the images on the front page of today’s Daily Mirror which show his stable star Wigmore Hall being euthanized.

As many as 74 children have been put into care in the last five years in the UK because they are morbidly obese, it was reported.

Former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan was questioned by UK police over claims of phone hacking, it has emerged.

Ryanair has issued defamation proceedings against Channel 4, Associated Newspapers and the Mirror group.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage has admitted he made “a mistake” by setting up a trust fund in an off-shore tax haven.

The publisher of the Daily Mirror reported a 75% slump in annual profits today as it revealed a £12 million hit from the launch of rival The Sun on Sunday and more than £1 million in costs from the Leveson inquiry.

Brian O'Driscoll has said he's been on "cloud nine" since the birth of his daughter Sadie almost two weeks ago.

One Direction's management want them protected by armed guards when they tour North America.

Comedian Frankie Boyle complained today that he had been libelled when a tabloid newspaper described him as “racist”.

The owner of the Daily Mirror today said it is to shut down its daily deals website, Happli, which it unveiled little more than six months ago.

Former Daily Mirror editor Piers Morgan once told Jeremy Paxman how to access voicemail messages, the Leveson Inquiry heard today.

Sly Bailey, chief executive of Trinity Mirror, today announced she is stepping down and is expected to leave by the end of the year.

The editors of the Daily Mirror and the Sunday Mirror have conceded that phone-hacking might have occurred at their newspapers.

TRINITY MIRROR says it does not yet know the impact of an editorial review implemented after a phone-hacking scandal at the News of the World but said its sales had benefited from the closure of the rival tabloid.

A senior Mirror Group journalist admitted hacking voicemails left for Heather Mills by Paul McCartney, Ms Mills has claimed.

A former Daily Mirror journalist has claimed that the practice of phone hacking was used at the newspaper under the editorship of Piers Morgan.

Charges against a Sunday Mirror journalist arrested after a football fan’s intrusion into the England team’s dressing room during the World Cup in South Africa were dropped today.

Portsmouth manager Avram Grant has launched a stinging attack on former club Chelsea, insisting he will never forget the way they unceremoniously dumped him.

The publisher of the Scotsman and Yorkshire Post newspapers, as well as the Limerick Leader and Kilkenny People, today said advertising trends had improved on the back of a resurgent property market in the UK.

A woman walked into a police station 18 years after she was kidnapped, having had two children by the man who snatched her as an 11-year-old girl, police said today.

CATCH ME can complete a four-timer in the Grade 2 ladbrokes.com Boyne Hurdle at Navan this afternoon.

Losses for consumer-facing firms failed to stop the London market making strong gains today as oil and metal stocks traded higher.

Newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror sparked a share price rally today after reporting growth in advertising revenues for the current year.

Tourists who stayed at the resort where Madeleine McCann went missing have been asked to provide DNA samples and fingerprints, it was reported last night.

Newspaper publisher Trinity Mirror said today it remained confident of meeting profits expectations, despite continued volatility in advertising conditions.

Precisely how ridiculous and in need of serious reform our libel laws are was illustrated graphically by the awarding of €750,000 to Denis O’Brien against the Mirror Newspaper Group.

PROMINENT businessman Denis O’Brien told the High Court yesterday he “never, ever” gave money to former Government minister Ray Burke and he said he was never asked for money by Mr Burke.

FINE Gael chief whip Paul Kehoe has apologised to party leader Enda Kenny for saying he would have acted in exactly the same way as the Mayo farmer who killed an intruder.

BRITAIN has warned media organisations they are breaking the law if they publish details of a leaked document said to show US President George W Bush wanted to bomb Arabic television station Al-Jazeera.

TWO financial journalists accused of reaping a string of illicit “share ramping” windfalls were the victims of their own success, a court heard yesterday.

He may have some words of wisdom on drug addiction but Pete Doherty has reportedly been barred from visiting on-off girlfriend Kate at her US rehab clinic.

Police are investigating an alleged brawl outside a bar involving Manchester United and England defender Rio Ferdinand.

Soham double murderer Ian Huntley should remain in prison for the rest of his life, according to a leaked report by prison assessors.

Soham murder Ian Huntley has admitted to his parents that he deliberately killed Jessica Chapman, it was reported today.