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Manchester City vs Manchester United

Competition: Premier League | Date: 3rd March Kick off: 15:30 GMT | Venue: Etihad Stadium Referee: Andrew Madeley | TV: Sky Sports

Competition: Premier League | Date: 18th February

Kick off: 16:30 GMT | Venue: Kenilworth Road

Referee: David Coote | TV: Sky Sports

Team News:

Possible starting XI:

------------Onana----------

-Lindelof-Varane-Maguire-Dalot-

-----------Casemiro---------

---Fernandes--------Mainoo---

--Garnacho-Hojlund-Rashford--

• Luke Shaw is a massive doubt after being subbed off vs Villa, ETH said he was racing to get fit for this game
• Aaron Wan Bissaka suffered a further injury that will keep him out for a few more weeks.
• Mason Mount and Tyrell Malacia are still 'weeks' away from returning
• Anthony Martial and Lisandro Martinez remain long-term absentees. Injuries/Suspensions:

Form guide:

Luton: D W W W D L | Home form: L W L D W L

United: W D W W W W | Away form: L L W W W W

Artificial-intelligence aide handles email, meetings and other things, but its price and limited use have some skeptical

Microsoft’s new artificial-intelligence assistant for its bestselling software has been in the hands of testers for more than six months and their reviews are in: useful, but often doesn’t live up to its price.

The company is hoping for one of its biggest hits in decades with Copilot for Microsoft 365, an AI upgrade that plugs into Word, Outlook and Teams. It uses the same technology as OpenAI’s ChatGPT and can summarize emails, generate text and create documents based on natural language prompts.

Companies involved in testing say their employees have been clamoring to test the tool—at least initially. So far, the shortcomings with software including Excel and PowerPoint and its tendency to make mistakes have given some testers pause about whether, at $30 a head per month, it is worth the price

Nottingham Forest vs Manchester United

Competition: Premier League | Date: 30th December

Kick off: 17:30 GMT | Venue: City Ground

Referee: Tim Robinson | TV: Sky Sports

Venue: Old Trafford

LINE-UPS

Manchester United

André Onana, Raphaël Varane, Jonny Evans, Diogo Dalot, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, Bruno Fernandes, Christian Eriksen, Kobbie Mainoo, Rasmus Højlund, Alejandro Garnacho, Marcus Rashford.

Subs: Daniel Gore, Willy Kambwala, Antony , Altay Bayindir, Donny van de Beek, Scott McTominay, Facundo Pellistri, Sergio Reguilón, Hannibal Mejbri.

Aston Villa

Emiliano Martínez, Clément Lenglet, Diego Carlos, Lucas Digne, Ezri Konsa, John McGinn, Douglas Luiz, Leander Dendoncker, Ollie Watkins, Jacob Ramsey, Leon Bailey.

Subs: Sam Proctor, Moussa Diaby, Filip Marshall, Tim Iroegbunam, Álex Moreno, Calum Chambers, Jhon Durán, Nicolò Zaniolo, Pau Torres.

Manchester United are open to offers for Casemiro, Raphaël Varane, Jadon Sancho, Anthony Martial and Donny van de Beek in January, though Erik ten Hag will not countenance any sale if it weakens his squad.

Wasn't planning on going, but am now seriously considering it. Why is Cruella getting involved.

I don't know anyone who doesn't have sympathy for the Israelis that were impacted by the Hamas attack, but 10k Palestinians killed in 30 days is more than all the civilian casualties in the Ukraine war todate.

Wanting an end to Palestinian deaths is not the same as supporting Hamas.

There’s a quiet transport revolution going on in different corners of the UK, from “the world’s most ambitious and complex autonomous bus system” in Edinburgh, to a minibus network in Milton Keynes that picks you up and drops you off (almost) wherever you want. This long read contains clues to a “small vehicle-small infrastructure” vision of public transport that is likely to be a big part of all our futures.

Finally off Virgin Media and their bloody price rises.