Since making his Arsenal debut (3rd Feb, 2018), Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang has scored 91 goals in 156 appearances - the only Premier League players to score more in all competitions during this period are Mo Salah (109 in 180 games) and Harry Kane (99 in 151 games).

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Welsh independence is one of the options to be considered by a commission examining Wales' future relationship with the rest of the UK.

The new body, set up by Welsh Labour ministers, will look at how the current system of powers resting in Cardiff and London could change.

Co-chairwoman Prof Laura McAllister said "everything has to be on the table".

But the Conservatives accused ministers of wasting time and resources.

Prof McAllister will lead the new Independent Constitutional Commission alongside ex-Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams.

They do not believe Wales' current constitutional arrangements are sustainable, and plan to talk to people around the country.

In a 1997 referendum Welsh voters approved the devolution of governmental responsibility to a National Assembly for Wales which first met in 1999. In May 2020, the National Assembly for Wales was officially renamed to Senedd Cymru or the Welsh Parliament (simply Senedd), to reflect significantly increased devolution and administrative power.

Roberto Firmino is the only Brazilian to score multiple hat-tricks in the Premier League

Former Australian cricketer Michael Slater has been arrested over an alleged domestic violence incident.

The 51-year-old - now a cricket commentator - was arrested at his Sydney home on Wednesday and taken to a police station, local media reported.

New South Wales Police confirmed an alleged incident happened last week. They have not disclosed further details.

No charges have been laid and Mr Slater has not commented publicly.

The former batsman was part of the Australian cricket team from 1993 to 2001, playing 74 Tests.

He has since held prominent positions on TV but was let go last week by Australia's Channel Seven, which cited financial pressures.

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The magnificent Patson Daka scored four coolly-taken goals as Leicester boosted their Europa League qualification hopes by brilliantly coming back from two goals down to beat Spartak Moscow.

The Zambia international has had limited opportunities to assert himself in the Foxes first team this season, but demonstrated the clever movement and composure in front of goal that prompted them to part with £22m to sign him from Red Bull Salzburg last summer.

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Wilhelmus Maria "Wim" Jonk (born 12 October 1966) is a Dutch professional football manager and former player, who is the current head coach of Eerste Divisie club FC Volendam.

In his career as a midfielder, he won a variety of national honours with Ajax and PSV. Abroad, he won the UEFA Cup with Inter Milan in 1994 and played in the Premier League with Sheffield Wednesday.

A Dutch international with 49 caps between 1992 and 1999, he represented the team at UEFA Euro 1992 and the FIFA World Cups of 1994 and 1998, helping them come fourth at the latter.

Investigators leading a search for the missing fiancé of a murdered US blogger have found apparent "human remains" in a Florida park, the FBI has said.

Agents said items belonging to Brian Laundrie, who is a person of interest in Gabby Petito's death, were also found during the search.

Mr Laundrie has been missing for over a month after returning to Florida from a joint trip without his partner.

Her body was later found in Wyoming, where the couple had been travelling.

In a news conference on Wednesday, FBI special agent Michael McPherson confirmed that investigators had found "what appears to be human remains" on a search in the Carlton Reserve area.

He said the remains were discovered along with personal items including a backpack and notebook belonging to Mr Laundrie.

Ten years after the group broke up, a compilation, ABBA Gold, was released, becoming a worldwide best-seller. In 1999, ABBA's music was adapted into Mamma Mia!, a successful musical that toured worldwide. A film of the same name, released in 2008, became the highest-grossing film in the United Kingdom that year. A sequel, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, was released in 2018. That same year it was also announced the band after 35 years of being inactive had reunited and recorded two new songs for Voyage, their first studio album in 40 years, scheduled for release in 2021. A concert residency to support the Voyage album featuring ABBA as virtual avatars – dubbed 'ABBAtars' – will take place in London from May to October 2022.

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With Wednesday's defeat sinking Cardiff down to 21st in the Championship table, it all looks very bleak at the minute. But McCarthy knows the score. All he can do, he said, was keep turning up and preparing his troops for Boro this weekend.

"It leaves me on the back end of a really horrible run of results," he said when asked where this defeat leaves him.

"And if football is true to its usual stuff then we know what happens.

"I came in on the back of a defeat by Swansea, we've certainly had a much better performance, and I'll be doing exactly the same for Middlesbrough unless I'm told different.

"I can’t do any more than what I’m doing. I certainly can’t try harder than I am. TC and I are giving it everything."

The care system faces "a tsunami of unmet need" this winter, England's health and social care watchdog has warned in a report.

The workforce is "exhausted and depleted," says Care Quality Commission (CQC) chief executive, Ian Trenholm.

The report urges immediate work to address the problem of rising numbers of unfilled care sector jobs.

On Thursday the government announced an extra £162.5m to boost the adult social care workforce.

This is in addition to £5.4bn earmarked for social care over the next three years from the government's health and social care levy, which already includes £500m to be spent on the workforce.

The CQC welcomes the money but has a warning: "It must be used to enable new ways of working that recognise the interdependency of all health and care settings, not just to prop up existing approaches and to plug demand in acute care."

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The Welsh government says climate change could increase the risk of landslides from disused coal tips - and is calling on the UK government to allocate funds to make hundreds of high-risk tips safe.

The devolved administration wants more than half a billion pounds from the UK to carry out work on more than 320 high-risk coal tips across Wales.

Wales' finance minister says if more money isn't allocated in next week's Spending Review, it will have to look again at funding for school and hospital projects.

The call comes on the 55th anniversary of the Aberfan disaster, which left 144 people dead, including 116 children, when a coal tip landslide engulfed a classroom at Pantglas Junior School on 21 October 1966.

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A woman has died and a man injured after actor Alec Baldwin fired a prop gun on a New Mexico film set.

Police in the US state said Mr Baldwin discharged the weapon during filming for the 19th Century western Rust on Thursday.

The woman, 42, was taken to hospital but died of her injuries. The man was receiving emergency care.

Detectives are investigating the incident at Bonanza Creek Ranch, a popular filming location.

A trade union confirmed to Variety magazine that the woman had been working as director of photography.

The International Cinematographer's Guild said her death was "devastating news" and "a terrible loss".

The woman has been named as 42-year-old Halyna Hutchins, who was working as director of photography.

The man being treated is Joel Souza, 48, the film's director.

Police said their investigation remains open and active, and no charged have yet been filed related to the incident.

Loose Women's Judi Love has been ruled out of Saturday's Strictly Come Dancing after testing positive for Covid-19.

The presenter is the second contestant to come down with the virus in this series, after Tom Fletcher caught it a day after the first live show.

Judi and dance partner Graziano Di Prima have been in the dance-off for the past two weeks, but have been saved by the judges both times.

The pair will return next week, "all being well", a show spokesperson said.

Second-hand car prices are rising at "unprecedented rates", the AA has said, as more people consider buying used cars amid a low supply of new vehicles.

Research by the motoring group suggests the price of the UK's most popular cars have increased up to 57% since 2019.

Three to five-year-old Ford Fiestas, the most popular on its AA Cars website, were now valued at £9,770 compared to £7,448 two years ago.

Industry figures said "nearly new" used cars were in particular high demand.

Price rises have been driven by a number of factors.