Arsenal will have to form a guard of honour for Liverpool next weekend at Anfield (Picture: Getty)

Arsenal have been told they should refuse to offer Liverpool a guard of honour ahead of next weekend’s Premier League clash at Anfield…

The 39-year-old, from Billinge, was taken into custody following an incident inside a block of flats in Haydock shortly before 10.30pm on Friday.

I had deja-vu, and a feeling like I was on a roller coaster.

Kane will miss the match that could see him win his first trophy.

There will be no play on Saturday afternoon.

Ollie Watkins was wanted by Arsenal in the January transfer window (NurPhoto/Shutterstock)

Rio Ferdinand believes Aston Villa striker Ollie Watkins ‘deserves’ a move to Arsenal this summer.

Mikel Arteta’s side are in the…

Producers said they went ‘too far’.

According to the Met Office, the bank holiday will be ‘on the cool side, exacerbated by the ongoing wind in the east and south’.

Lorraine Kelly has revealed she’s undergoing keyhole surgery after feeling unwell.

The 65-year-old broke the news on Instagram in a video shot from her hospital bed.

In the clip, the beloved TV presenter told her fans that she’s going to be fine but is having preventative surgery after having tests and scans.

‘Just wanted to let you know I’m having a wee procedure today,’ she explained. ‘I’ve not been feeling all that well for a little while, so I had some scans and tests, and I have to have my ovaries and my tubes taken out.’

‘It’s purely preventative,’ she continued. ‘It’s going to be with keyhole surgery, which is incredible, I’m being very well looked after, and I’ll obviously see you really soon, and I’m gonna be totally fine.

The post was captioned with a thank you to Dr Raafat and their staff.

Lorraine’s post was met with a tidal wave of well-wishers commenting on the video.

‘Big love Lorraine,’ wrote Scott Mitchell, while Adele Roberts posted, ‘Lots of love to you Lorraine! Get well soon xxx’.

Michelle Young, meanwhile, added: ‘Bless your cottons, Lorraine. Sending you lots of love.’

Lorraine’s reps declined to comment when approached by Metro.

A number of celebrity well-wishers have also sent messages to Lorraine, including Charlotte Hawkins, Adele Roberts and Julia Bradbury.

Earlier this year, in March, fans expressed their concerns for Lorraine after she appeared on Good Morning Britain with a noticeable puffy face.

While fans speculated that the daytime TV star might have been having an allergic reaction, she later revealed the truth was far less dramatic.

She explained to Loose Women’s Linda Robson that she gave herself a black eye while trying to do ‘too many things at one time really fast’.

‘I had a massive basket of washing, couldn’t see, and I was going from the kitchen to the living room and couldn’t see.

‘There was a wee step, and my slippers are too big also, and I fell over and fell onto a rhino!’

‘It’s a big giant wooden rhino, and I put my face on it, and I thought it would be fine, but I woke up this morning with the biggest shiner.’

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I had to re-learn how to do everything – and I couldn’t remember anything at all.

I had to re-learn how to do everything – and I couldn’t remember anything at all.

Dreams do come true!

It has cooling mats too.

It could release a load of lava any day.

It could release a load of lava any day.

‘A new life, somewhere else.’

‘A new life, somewhere else.’

‘Is that smoke black or white?’

‘Is that smoke black or white?’

Warm up your vocal chords.

The Oedipus complex was very real.

The Oedipus complex was very real.

*Searches for job vacancies*

The star was tipped as ‘the next Susan Boyle.’

Bukayo Saka has snubbed Premier League champions Liverpool and named the best team Arsenal have faced this season.

Arne Slot’s relentless winning machine celebrated their coronation last Sunday after thrashing Tottenham at Anfield, leaving the Gunners scrapping to finish as runners-up for a third year in succession.

Despite trailing in the Reds’ wake, Arsenal’s record against the Big Six remains impressive and equipped themselves well against Liverpool earlier this season in a 2-2 draw in which Liverpool secured a point thanks to Mohamed Salah’s late equaliser.

Mikel Arteta’s side, meanwhile, are unbeaten against the rest of the English elite and have largely coasted through to the latter stages of the Champions League where, until Tuesday night, Inter were the only team to have beaten them.

Arsenal face an uphill battle now to qualify for the final in Munich after Ousmane Dembele’s goal secured a first leg win for Paris Saint-Germain who have improved to such an extent since their meeting earlier in the season, when they lost 2-0, that Saka believes they are strongest side he has faced this season.

‘100% they were like a different team,’ said Saka in an interview with Sky Sports, when asked to rate PSG’s performance in midweek.

‘I know they only changed two players from the line-up against us previously but how much cohesion they have, how they flow, how they move the ball they were a lot better and they impressed me to be fair.

‘I would say so probably yes. They have a lot of threat up at the top end of the pitch and I think in the midfield as well they keep the ball really well and try and make you run. I don’t think anyone likes to run if I’m honest’.

Saka got the better of his direct opponent Nuno Mendes when the two clashed back in October, but it was a far more even contest in midweek.

‘It was a good battle, he’s a top full-back he’s so quick,’ said Saka. ‘I enjoy those battles and look forward to going against next week.’

Despite a far from ideal scenario heading to the Parc des Princes, the England winger remains confident his side are capable of raising their game and overturning a one-goal deficit.

He said: ‘I think it’s important to stay calm but obviously we know we have another level to go and I think we’re going to show it in Paris and I’m confident we can turn it around.

‘It was tough to find space, they put a lot of bodies around me, they defended well and I’m looking at the space I can find in the second leg.’