Barcelona's bid to sign Liverpool star Philippe Coutinho continues.

The UK could be required to follow new rules implemented by the European Union during a Brexit transition period according to leaked plans reportedly drawn up by Brussels' chief negotiator.

What's being said online and in the papers.

What is being reported online and in the papers.

UK tabloid The Sun has labelled Taoiseach Leo Varadkar as a "Brexit Buffoon".

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.

What's being said online and in the papers.

The race to succeed sacked Everton boss Ronald Koeman may see a winner before the weekend is out.

Philippe Coutinho is still a wanted man, according to the Daily Mirror.

Read what the papers say about Ozil, Draxler and Ancelotti

There are fears of a chemical incident in south London after residents were rushed to hospital with nausea and vomiting.

What it says online and in the papers.

What it says online and in the papers.

A British model who was allegedly kidnapped in Milan was too terrified to try to get away from her captor when he took her shoe shopping and to buy groceries, her lawyer said.

What's being reported online and in the papers.

The UK intends to subject Rupert Murdoch’s takeover of European pay-TV group Sky to a lengthy in-depth investigation after finding the $15bn (€13.2bn) deal risks giving the media mogul too much power over the news agenda.

What the papers say and what's being rumoured online.

All the latest transfer rumours from the papers and online.

Robin Makin said he was with Ian Brady less than two hours before his death and described it as "quite a moving sort of situation".

"He's taken it to the grave. There's still one poor kiddie up there on the Moors. My heart goes out to Alan - at least I've got somewhere that I can visit our Les, he hasn't even got that."

Facebook takes its responsibilities over fake news “very seriously” and is “focused” on removing the financial incentives for peddling false information, says chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg.

Last week’s truncated set of fixtures left some Fantasy Premier League managers delighted. Others... not so much.

Now that the dust has settled on the Christmas fixture schedule, it’s time for Fantasy League managers to catch our breath and take a look at the lessons we’ve learned so far.

A man has been sent forward for trial in Dublin accused of hacking into the website of The Sun newspaper in the UK.

Vauxhall said it has received "no confirmed reports" of fires starting in the heating and ventilation systems of some Corsa models after it was reported there may be a risk.

A second Irishman has appeared in a court in Dublin charged with hacking the UK website of The Sun.

A woman has been killed after a building collapsed in Tenerife.

Former footballer Paul Gascoigne, who has struggled with alcoholism for a number of years, has had another relapse, a friend said.

The Sun has said it stands by its story about the Queen voicing strong Eurosceptic views after Buckingham Palace said it has written to the press watchdog to register a complaint over the claims.

USA: A teenager posing as a state senator toured a high school and spoke to a class, and school officials didn’t realise they were fooled until weeks later, authorities in Ohio said.

ENGLAND: A Sun journalist told how he was “humiliated” in the newspaper by a boss who ordered a new Dear Deidre column focusing on his decision to turn down a job in New York.

Footage showing the Queen of England performing a Nazi salute as a child could have been accidentally leaked by Buckingham Palace, it has been reported.

London Mayor Boris Johnson’s office has defended him after he was filmed engaged in a four-letter tirade with a London cabbie.

Former England footballer Sol Campbell has confirmed his intention to run to replace Boris Johnson as Mayor of London by signing up for a hustings with rivals in the contest for the Conservative nomination.

ENGLAND: A number of bingo hall toilets in the UK have tested positive for cocaine, according to a newspaper investigation, amid concerns that increasing numbers of older people are turning to the drug.

Hot stuff from Sun as That’s All Right Mama and Gallagher programme feature, reports Des O’Sullivan.