Leandro Trossard gives Arsenal red card 'excuse' after Man City complaint
Leandro Trossard explained to his teammates that he didn't hear the whistle prior to being sent off in the heated encounter with Manchester City, according to reports.
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Arsenal skipper Odegaard still weeks away from return, says Arteta
LONDON : Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard remains weeks away from returning to action after his ankle injury and several other players will also miss Wednesday's League Cup clash at home to Bolton Wanderers, manager Mikel Arteta said on Tuesday.
Czech man arrested for deliberately smashing Ai Weiwei sculpture at Italy art show opening
A porcelain sculpture by Ai Weiwei was intentionally broken by a man during the opening of the Chinese artist and activist’s new exhibition at Palazzo Fava in Bologna, northern Italy, on Friday.
I saw what Arsenal staff really thought about Man City as they left the Etihad amid Bernardo jibes
John Stones called Arsenal's tactics 'dirty'. Bernardo Silva insinuated that the Gunners did not try to play football and mocked their trophy cabinet. Manu Akanji called out Mikel Arteta's men for seeking drama, but vowed that Manchester City will win the league regardless of their dark arts (because they always do).
Designer thrones: Celebrity-designed toilet seats to be auctioned for charity WaterAid
Those who have one hardly consider them all that exciting.
From addiction to recovery: Queer takeover of Manchester gallery to feature international artists
A host of local and international artists will come together for a queer takeover day with an important message at Manchester Art Gallery this weekend.
Pioneering Spanish artist Pedro Sandoval hails the rise of AI
Artificial intelligence (AI) seems be on the verge of revolutionising the world. Today it is used in all kinds of industries and its implementation is increasing. It is in our phones and within everyone's reach. Art has not escaped the arrival of this new technology that is generating enormous debate in the sector.
Stairway to tension: France and Italy dispute ownership of Spanish Steps
"I am really very astonished that one can interpret and distort the meaning of a report by the French Court of Auditors that addresses the French and in particular the "Pieux Établissements" for the management of religious property in Italy," Pierre Moscovici, the President of the Court of Auditors, told the Italian news agency ANSA.