With Charlton Athletic manager Nathan Jones still in contention, Cardiff City hope to name their new manager this week.
In order to rebuild their position in League One following their relegation from the Championship this year, the Bluebirds are searching for a ninth manager in four years.
Chairman Mehmet Dalman and chief executive Ken Choo have spoken to the candidates and presented their suggestions to owner Vincent Tan, who will have the final say.
Jones has been a hot commodity since Cardiff fired its manager Omer Riza in April, but he would have to pay Charlton a sizable compensation check.
The fact that Jones led the Addicks to promotion to the Championship last month, which means they will start next season with a division above Cardiff, complicates matters even more.
Former Bolton Wanderers bosses Des Buckingham and Ian Evatt, respectively, have been in an interview.
Additionally, Cardiff have discussions with Wales’ Aaron Ramsey, who took over the club’s final three games of the season on a temporary basis, and Leicester City assistant coach Brian Barry-Murphy.
Ruben Selles, who was put forward for the position after Cardiff fired Erol Bulut last year, has decided to stay in the Championship following his recent dismissal by Hull City.
Sources have indicated to Wales’ BBC Sport that some board members would like to see Tan appoint an experienced manager with a proven track record at this level, such as Jones or Buckingham, who led Oxford to promotion from League One last season.
With Ramsey and former Manchester City academy coaches Barry-Murphy still in the running, others would favor a different approach.
Ramsey, whose contract with Cardiff expires this summer, has not yet decided whether he will play next.
The 34-year-old former Arsenal midfielder enjoyed his brief tenure as manager of his boyhood club, where he was assisted, among others, by his ex-Cardiff and Wales team-mate Chris Gunter.
It has been suggested that Cardiff would need to change its structure if they were to choose Ramsey or Barry-Murphy, who both had only managerial experience at Rochdale between 2019 and 2021.
According to Indian officials and media reports, at least 30 people have died in the northeast of India as a result of persistent monsoon rains over the weekend that caused floods and landslides.
Authorities in Assam state and neighboring Arunachal Pradesh reported at least eight fatalities on Sunday, with nine more in nearby Arunachal Pradesh and several others buried beneath the sludge and debris.
Authorities in Assam’s Guwahati reported that three members of one family were killed in a mudslide, which caused extensive flooding in many areas of the city, prolonged power outages, and the suspension of school and college classes on Saturday.
According to Chief Minister of Assam Himanta Biswa Sarma, authorities have temporarily cut off electricity in a number of locations to reduce the risk of electrocution.
May 31, 2025 [Biju Boro/AFP] A motorcyclist wades through a flooded street in Guwahati, Assam.
Five people died in the state of Mizoram in a landslide, and six others died in Meghalaya. Two deaths have also been confirmed by officials in the states of Nagaland and Tripura.
In a public statement, Meghalaya’s chief minister Conrad K. Sangma urged emergency teams to remain vigilant, “especially in landslide-prone and low-lying areas.”
In Manipur state, the Indian Army carried out a significant rescue operation, evacuating hundreds. The army stated that “people have been relocated to safer locations.” “We provided you with food, water, and essential medicines.”
The weather agency in India has issued a red alert for several northeastern districts as a result of the downpour that has been ongoing for three consecutive days.
Rivers in the area have bred their banks, severing access to many communities, including the Brahmaputra, which flows through India from the Himalayas into Bangladesh.
In India, which is crucial for agriculture but frequently fatal, is the June-to-September monsoon season, which is frequent and deadly. Every year, thousands of people die in the most populous nation on account of the excessive rainfall.
The earliest monsoon to arrive in Mumbai, the capital city of the western state of Maharashtra in more than 20 years, was reported by meteorologists last month when it was nearly two weeks before its usual start.
More than 200 others have been injured as a result of Israel’s killing of at least 32 Palestinians waiting to receive food at two Gaza aid distribution centers.
At least 31 people were killed when Israeli tanks opened fire on thousands of civilians gathering at a distribution center in southern Gaza’s Rafah on Sunday morning, according to Gaza’s Government Media Office.
According to the office’s statement on Telegram, another person was killed shortly after a shooting at a comparable distribution point south of the Netzarim Corridor in Gaza City.
Palestinians who have been driven out of Rafah, southern Gaza, return to their homes.
The controversial organization Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF), which has completed its chaotic first week of operations in the enclave, is providing the aid.
The GHF has been denied by the UN and other aid organizations, accusing them of being neutral and suggesting that the organization has been formed to aid Israel in achieving its stated military goal of capturing all of Gaza.
Killed for requesting just one meal for a child.
Witnessing the aid seekers’ attack in Rafah, Ibrahim Abu Saoud, claimed Israeli forces opened fire on them as they approached the distribution point.
The military was about 300 meters (328 yards), according to Abu Saoud, 40. He claimed to have witnessed numerous gunshot victims, including a young man who passed away on the scene.
He claimed, “We couldn’t help him.”
Palestinians are being killed while attempting to get “one meal for their children,” according to Al Jazeera’s Hind Khoudary, who was based in Deir el-Balah, central Gaza.
Palestinians have been going to these distribution points because they are aware of their controversy, which is why. The US and Israel support these distribution points, but they have no other choice, she said.
The food parcels that were given to Palestinians are hardly sufficient. It is not nutrient-dense and requires one kilo of flour, two bags of pasta, and two cans of fava beans. Today, it is not enough for a family in Gaza.
Israeli soldiers “warned shots” as Palestinians gathered for food, according to the GHF. The organization called the reports of dozens of deaths “false reporting about deaths, mass injuries, and chaos” and denies they were true.
The Israeli army stated in a statement on the Telegram messaging app that the incident was still being investigated and that it was “currently unaware of injuries caused by]Israeli fire within the humanitarian aid distribution site.”
The Gaza-based government media office criticized the attacks, calling the GHF distribution points “mass death traps, not humanitarian relief points.”
We firmly affirm to the world that what is happening is a deliberate and malicious use of aid to blackmail and forcefully gather starving people in remote locations where the US government operates, managed and monitored by the occupation army, and funded and politically covered by the US administration, in a statement.
Bassam Zaqout of the Palestinian Medical Relief Society claimed that only four of the previous 400 distribution points had been replaced by the current aid distribution system in Gaza City.
He told Al Jazeera, “I believe this aid distribution mechanism has various unintended purposes.” The mechanism fails to meet the needs of people, including those who are elderly and those who have disabilities.
The Israeli shootings were a “blatant confirmation of premeditated intent,” according to the Palestinian-run Hamas-controlled government, which held Israel and the US entirely responsible for the killings.
The killings were deemed a “full-fledged war crime,” according to the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) and called for international action to “stop this ongoing massacre and impose strict accountability mechanisms.”
The project’s operations had a deadly first week with the killings of Sunday, which came after two earlier shootings at two distribution points in the south, with the first one in Rafah, which saw a total of nine Palestinians killed.
Important aid has only begun to flow into Gaza now that Israel has partially lifted a more than two-month total blockade that brought more than two million of its starving residents to the brink of famine.
Alan Titchmarsh, an ITV presenter and gardening expert since 1979, has opened up about his long career and says there is “a lot to be grateful for.”
Alan Titchmarsh and his wife Alison(Image: Corbis via Getty Images)
Alan Titchmarsh has candidly reflected on his illustrious career and acknowledges he has “a lot to be grateful for”.
The adored TV personality, who first appeared on television in 1979, has a resume full of programs like Ground Force, Gardeners’ World, and Alan Titchmarsh Show.
At 76, the Yorkshire-born presenter reminisced about his initial steps in the limelight. He’s lent his expertise to BBC Radio 4’s You and Yours and The Today Programme as a gardening guru, and, even before fame, he edited gardening books and penned his own.
However, Alan, who is from Ilkley, West Riding, claimed that “many people don’t realize how difficult life was in Yorkshire in the 1950s.” He acknowledges that his early life was fueled by his desire for “realistic aspirations.”
When Alan left school, he started working as an apprentice gardener for Ilkley Council with just one O Level. His love of plants led to a coveted position at the Royal Botanical Gardens in Kew as a result of his studies at the Hertfordshire College of Agriculture and Horticulture.
Alan Titchmarsh(Image: Getty Images)
Alan made this clear statement in a frank interview with Saga magazine: “There seemed no point in having any.”
He politely stated, “I will have a lot to be grateful for if it all ends tomorrow.” Although I’m only a few years old when I’m on the box, I’m still doing new things and having my hair.
Currently embracing digital trends with recent ventures into YouTube, TikTok, Facebook, and Instagram, Alan is keen to “give people their money’s worth”. With a sense of gratitude, he comments on feeling “blessed” to prolong his tenure in media.
Alan recently admitted to having stopped working on Fridays and occasionally even on Mondays, and that he has been working less on his workload.
Alan Titchmarsh hosts his own show on Sundays on ITV(Image: (Image: ITV))
When asked about taking a step back, he said, “You can’t get it back, but it’s the old cliché,” referring to the time you can spend with loved ones. You think, “Oh crumbs!,” when my oldest grandchild just turned 13 years old. I’m now a teenager with a grandchild.
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They have two daughters, Polly and Camilla, and are proud grandparents of four, along with his wife Ali, to whom he has been married for more than 50 years. Alan enjoys the work that keeps coming his way despite not anticipating such a jam-packed schedule at his age.
The cherished television gardener is set to grace our screens again this week with Love Your Weekend with Alan Titchmarsh. Scheduled for 9.30am on ITV One, the show will feature guests Anita Dobson, Tom Allen, and Amol Rajan.
The former Love Island star and her loving parents, Danny Dyer and Joanna Mas, have already tied the knot.
Dani Dyer shares a close bond with her mum, who is often away from the spotlight (Image: Getty Images)
At their private wedding over the weekend, Dani Dyer and her West Ham football player boyfriend Jarrod Bowen tied the knot. Dani had a broken heart before finding her forever love, so her mother rushed in to comfort the reality TV star because she feared she would end her life.
The Love Island alum, 28, and Jarrod, 28, went public with their relationship in December 2021 and have looked loved up on social media ever since. They welcomed their twin girls, Summer and Star, in May 2023, while Dani also shares her son Santiago, four, with her ex Sammy Kimmence.
When Jarrod proposed during a romantic boat trip to Ibiza in July 2024, the question was posed. They performed the vows in front of their loved ones at the five-star Langley Hotel in Buckinghamshire on Saturday, May 31.
Before talking about a former heartache she experienced when she was 19 and realized she was only 7 stone lighter, Dani described her happiness with Jarrod as her forever companion. Every night in her bed, her mother, Joanna Mas, slept in her bed because she was concerned about her taking her own life.
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Dani Dyer with her parents, Joanna Mas and Danny Dyer(Image: Getty Images)
Previously speaking about this time in her book, What Would Dani Do?, she revealed just how close she is with her adoring mum, despite her EastEnders star father, Danny Dyer, being the one in the spotlight.
In an extract published by The Sun on her young heartache, Dani said: “I wasn’t really eating, I wasn’t sleeping very well and I’d lost a lot of weight – I was seven stone and really skinny.
I was unable to exert any effort. Every single night, my mother and I slept together. She claimed she detested hearing her daughter cry herself to sleep.
She continued, “Mum seriously thought I might take my own life at one point because I was so miserable and unable to stop crying.”
Dani claims that, before eventually going to see a doctor on her mother’s advice, she would stay alone in her room and avoid talking to anyone for days. She saw a therapist after receiving antidepressants, which she took for about six months.
She acknowledged in retrospect that she was “feeling damaged” from such a protracted and emotional relationship.
Dani with her sister, Sunnie, dad Danny and now-husband, Jarrod Bowen (Image: Getty Images)
Dani opened up about her relationship with her mother while talking about having children in the future during her time on Love Island in 2018. She once said, “I want her to be able to tell me everything.” how my mother and I are.
I want her to be able to follow her instructions, be open to her, and have the assurance that I will always give her the best advice. She continued, “My mother is strict. She’s also my best friend, “”
Over the weekend, Dani’s loving parents extended their full support to Jarrod. The bride reportedly stayed with her parents, Danny and Jo, on the day of the wedding, but Daniel chose to go for a less formal engagement.
For the pastel-themed ceremony, the bride and groom and all their guests were elegant, but Dani’s gown stole the show as she walked down the aisle. According to The Sun, Dani’s parents paid for the staggering £10,000 that Suzanne Neville’s white off-the-shoulder gown by British designer Suzanne Neville cost.
Jarrod Bowen and Dani Dyer are engaged!
It was a family affair, as her former Mick Carter actor dad, 47, walked her down the aisle while her two-year-old twin daughters, Summer and Star, were flower girls. Her son, Santiago, who has an adorable nickname for his stepdad, was a page boy alongside Dani’s brother, Arty, 11. Dani’s younger sister Sunnie, 18, also had a very special speech lined up for the big day.
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According to MailOnline, Sunnie shared a sweet poem at the ceremony. Sunnie read a poem from ‘Sex and The City’ wedding scene, which went: ‘His hello was the end of her endings. Her laugh was their first step down the aisle. His hand would be hers to hold forever. His forever was as simple as her smile. He said she was what was missing. She said instantly she knew. She was a question to be answered. And his answer was “I do”.’
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Following her “unfavorable” marriage to soap co-star James Stewart, Home and Away star Sarah Roberts has revealed that she has finally found love with a new man.
Sarah Roberts says she has found love again(Image: Instagram/@__sarahroberts__)
Home and Away star Sarah Roberts has revealed that she has finally found love again, following her tumultuous marriage with co-star James Stewart. The TV star, 40, who played Willow Harris in the Australian soap, split from James last year and described their relationship as something that “wasn’t healthy.”
Sarah now admitted to falling in love with a new man, who “allows her to grow in beautiful and unexpected ways.” She stated on the podcast Something to Talk About on Stellar: “I’ve fallen in love with a man, I’m so in love. Despite how clichéd that may sound, I finally found myself.
Sarah Roberts says she has found love again after split from co-star ex(Image: Instagram/@__sarahroberts__)
Reports surfaced that he had found love with fellow Home and Away star Ada Nicodemou shortly after the couple ended their marriage.
And while Sarah’s public relations split caused her to appear to be beaming with joy when she discussed her new relationship, it turns out that it took a toll.
She continued, “Dealing with it in the spotlight and everything that came out in the media afterwards absolutely ripped my heart into pieces.” However, I am unable to alter the behavior of anyone else. The way I feel can be held accountable for that.
She continued, “And I know that hurt hurts people, but healing people can heal people,” and I’m so happy with where I am right now. I finally developed a self-love that I didn’t have. I’ve been beating myself up for a while because I chose to stay in a bad situation.
Between 2017 and 2021, Sarah rose to fame by playing Willow in the Australian soap. However, it appears that Sarah still has connections to the cast despite leaving the soap.
Sarah Roberts and her ex husband James Stewart in happier times(Image: Instagram/__jamesstewart__)
Back in February Sarah told Daily Mail Australia: “One of my best friends was one of my cast mates on Neighbours. That goes way back. Another one of my best friends, Emily Weir, she’s from Home and Away.”
Because Emily and the other actors are friends, she continued, “I’ve also made friends with a lot of the new cast members from Home and Away.” I celebrated my 40th birthday on a boat in Sydney Harbour just before the end of last year. Many members of the Home and Away cast were present. I value my friendships and get very close to people.
You and Sarah have to develop a lot of trust because you both have so many deep dark secrets about yourself. That encourages lasting relationships.
Sarah has set her goals on starring in an HBO series in Hollywood, despite having long-awaited a career in Australian soaps.
My next dream is to book a television show with a five-year contract, she said to the publication. That would be a character I could root for.
Sarah continued, “I’m not sure I’d want to do another soap.” I’d have preferred to have appeared in shows like Game of Thrones or Breaking Bad. I would have a dream job like that.
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