• Ollie Watkins, centre, celebrates scoring England's fifth and final goal in the World Cup qualifier against San Marino at the Wembley Stadium on March 25. Reuters
    Ollie Watkins, centre, celebrates scoring England's fifth and final goal in the World Cup qualifier against San Marino at the Wembley Stadium on March 25. Reuters
  • England's Ollie Watkins makes it 5-0. AP
    England's Ollie Watkins makes it 5-0. AP
  • England midfielder Phil Foden controls the ball at Wembley. AFP
    England midfielder Phil Foden controls the ball at Wembley. AFP
  • England's Dominic Calvert-Lewin celebrates scoring their second goal. Reuters
    England's Dominic Calvert-Lewin celebrates scoring their second goal. Reuters
  • Raheem Sterling celebrates with Conor Coady after scoring England's third goal. AP
    Raheem Sterling celebrates with Conor Coady after scoring England's third goal. AP
  • England's James Ward-Prowse goes for goal from a free-kick. AP
    England's James Ward-Prowse goes for goal from a free-kick. AP
  • San Marino's Dante Rossi and England's Ollie Watkins after their match at the Wembley Stadium, London. PA
    San Marino's Dante Rossi and England's Ollie Watkins after their match at the Wembley Stadium, London. PA
  • Dominic Calvert-Lewin, right, celebrates scoring England's fourth goal. EPA
    Dominic Calvert-Lewin, right, celebrates scoring England's fourth goal. EPA
  • Raheem Sterling scores England's third against San Marino in London. EPA
    Raheem Sterling scores England's third against San Marino in London. EPA
  • Dominic Calvert-Lewin heads home England's second goal. AFP
    Dominic Calvert-Lewin heads home England's second goal. AFP
  • San Marino goalkeeper Elia Benedettini dives for a shot that hits the post. AFP
    San Marino goalkeeper Elia Benedettini dives for a shot that hits the post. AFP
  • Dominic Calvert-Lewin celebrates after scoring England's second. Getty
    Dominic Calvert-Lewin celebrates after scoring England's second. Getty
  • England's Phil Foden on the attack at Wembley. Reuters
    England's Phil Foden on the attack at Wembley. Reuters
  • England's striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin scores their fourth goal. AFP
    England's striker Dominic Calvert-Lewin scores their fourth goal. AFP
  • England's Jude Bellingham goes for the spectacular against San Marino. AFP
    England's Jude Bellingham goes for the spectacular against San Marino. AFP

England manager Gareth Southgate backs Phil Foden to ease scoring burden on Harry Kane


Richard Jolly
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Gareth Southgate believes Phil Foden is reducing England’s reliance on Harry Kane for goals as he savoured the way he has more scorers than before.

Foden, who opened his England account with a brace against Iceland in November, could be set to start as a winger against Albania on Sunday.

Southgate is without a host of attacking players, with Marcus Rashford, Bukayo Saka, Jadon Sancho, Jack Grealish, Danny Ings, James Maddison and Harvey Barnes all injured.

Kane, who was rested for Thursday's 5-0 win over San Marino, will return but Southgate is heartened by the number of other players who have the capacity to find the net as he urged his midfielders and wingers to carry on scoring.

“Phil is very exciting,” he said. “He has the skills to receive under pressure and the movement of his body to take players out of the game with his tight control. He has a lovely range of passing and a disguised pass.

“What has impressed me most is he has a real eye for goal and a hunger to score. From attacking midfield or a wide position, it’s important players chip in with goals. You need goals from different areas.”

“About 12 months ago, when we named a squad outside of Harry, Raheem [Sterling] and Marcus there were very few goalscorers for England and over that period we have been able to name players and those goal tallies are ticking over. Phil has scored for England and Mason [Mount] and Jesse [Lingard].”

Mount has been used as a forward for Chelsea by Thomas Tuchel but Southgate could deploy him as a midfielder.

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England Player ratings in 5-0 win over San Marino

  • ENGLAND RATINGS: Nick Pope - 6, Had hardly anything to do so it’s difficult to give him a rating that’s any higher. AFP
    ENGLAND RATINGS: Nick Pope - 6, Had hardly anything to do so it’s difficult to give him a rating that’s any higher. AFP
  • Reece James - 7, Was brilliant going forward, putting in a great cross for Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s first goal, but had some unconvincing moments defensively. Reuters
    Reece James - 7, Was brilliant going forward, putting in a great cross for Dominic Calvert-Lewin’s first goal, but had some unconvincing moments defensively. Reuters
  • John Stones - 6, Missed a decent early chance and had the odd lapse in concentration, but moved the ball around well and looked comfortable. PA
    John Stones - 6, Missed a decent early chance and had the odd lapse in concentration, but moved the ball around well and looked comfortable. PA
  • Conor Coady - 6, Didn’t have much to do throughout the game and took a blow to the face but was usually reliable when called upon. EPA
    Conor Coady - 6, Didn’t have much to do throughout the game and took a blow to the face but was usually reliable when called upon. EPA
  • Ben Chilwell – 8, Was superb down the left, assisting the opener with a well-executed pull-back. Also forced a good save from Elia Benedettini with a strike from range. Reuters
    Ben Chilwell – 8, Was superb down the left, assisting the opener with a well-executed pull-back. Also forced a good save from Elia Benedettini with a strike from range. Reuters
  • James Ward-Prowse - 8, Moved the ball around well and provided the opener with a great finish. Forced a superb save with his effort from a free-kick. AP
    James Ward-Prowse - 8, Moved the ball around well and provided the opener with a great finish. Forced a superb save with his effort from a free-kick. AP
  • Kalvin Phillips - 6, Had a few moments of sloppiness on the ball but looked comfortable and got himself involved in a lot of the play. PA
    Kalvin Phillips - 6, Had a few moments of sloppiness on the ball but looked comfortable and got himself involved in a lot of the play. PA
  • Mason Mount - 9, Dictated a lot of England’s play in the first half and showed bags of creativity. Assisted the third after making a smart interception. EPA
    Mason Mount - 9, Dictated a lot of England’s play in the first half and showed bags of creativity. Assisted the third after making a smart interception. EPA
  • Jesse Lingard - 7, Failed to make the most of a couple of good chances but took up some superb positions on the pitch and set up England’s fourth. AFP
    Jesse Lingard - 7, Failed to make the most of a couple of good chances but took up some superb positions on the pitch and set up England’s fourth. AFP
  • Dominic Calvert-Lewin - 8, Missed a great chance early on, but got England’s second with a good header and tapped in the fourth. Reuters
    Dominic Calvert-Lewin - 8, Missed a great chance early on, but got England’s second with a good header and tapped in the fourth. Reuters
  • Raheem Sterling - 7, Was very wasteful with a few chances near the beginning but scored England’s third of the game. Reuters
    Raheem Sterling - 7, Was very wasteful with a few chances near the beginning but scored England’s third of the game. Reuters
  • SUBSTITUTES: Kieran Trippier (James HT) - 5, The right-back could have been a lot better with his passing in the final third but did a job when called upon defensively. PA
    SUBSTITUTES: Kieran Trippier (James HT) - 5, The right-back could have been a lot better with his passing in the final third but did a job when called upon defensively. PA
  • Phil Foden (Sterling HT) - 8, Was very lively throughout and passed the ball with conviction, eventually getting the assist for Ollie Watkins’ goal. AFP
    Phil Foden (Sterling HT) - 8, Was very lively throughout and passed the ball with conviction, eventually getting the assist for Ollie Watkins’ goal. AFP
  • Tyrone Mings (Stones HT) - 5, Had very little to do but picked up a yellow card for a silly foul on Nicola Nanni. AFP
    Tyrone Mings (Stones HT) - 5, Had very little to do but picked up a yellow card for a silly foul on Nicola Nanni. AFP
  • Jude Bellingham (Mount HT) - 7, Showed plenty of quality with the ball at his feet and usually made good decisions. Came close to scoring a couple of times. PA
    Jude Bellingham (Mount HT) - 7, Showed plenty of quality with the ball at his feet and usually made good decisions. Came close to scoring a couple of times. PA
  • Ollie Watkins (Calvert-Lewin 63’) - 8, Showed great running and managed to score a well-taken goal on his debut. EPA
    Ollie Watkins (Calvert-Lewin 63’) - 8, Showed great running and managed to score a well-taken goal on his debut. EPA

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“That deeper position is one that Mason doesn’t really play at his club but I think it is possible for him,” he said. “He is a very intelligent player, can play 4, 8 or 10 and I think he can adapt as required.”

Dominic Calvert-Lewin struck twice against San Marino to double his England tally and Southgate likes his more prolific streak. “The difference has been goals,” he said. “His link play has always been good but until the last 18 months, he wasn’t finishing those chances.”

Luke Shaw could win a first England cap since 2018 after excelling for Manchester United and Southgate said: “He doesn’t need to do anything differently. First and foremost, Luke is a good defender.

"He is good to defend against one on one and he is getting better at covering his centre-backs.

“It has been great to see him playing on the front foot with his defending and being really ambitious with his attacking. He looks as if physically he is in a good condition to drive forward. There has never been any doubt in our mind of Luke’s quality. He has suffered from injuries.”

Southgate has the option of picking a back four from the Manchester clubs, with United’s Shaw and Harry Maguire and City’s John Stones and Kyle Walker and he said: “That cohesion between units on the field is always helpful. When you don’t have a long time to work together as a team those edges can be decisive.”

Why your domicile status is important

Your UK residence status is assessed using the statutory residence test. While your residence status – ie where you live - is assessed every year, your domicile status is assessed over your lifetime.

Your domicile of origin generally comes from your parents and if your parents were not married, then it is decided by your father. Your domicile is generally the country your father considered his permanent home when you were born. 

UK residents who have their permanent home ("domicile") outside the UK may not have to pay UK tax on foreign income. For example, they do not pay tax on foreign income or gains if they are less than £2,000 in the tax year and do not transfer that gain to a UK bank account.

A UK-domiciled person, however, is liable for UK tax on their worldwide income and gains when they are resident in the UK.

Dubai Bling season three

Cast: Loujain Adada, Zeina Khoury, Farhana Bodi, Ebraheem Al Samadi, Mona Kattan, and couples Safa & Fahad Siddiqui and DJ Bliss & Danya Mohammed 

Rating: 1/5

The Brutalist

Director: Brady Corbet

Stars: Adrien Brody, Felicity Jones, Guy Pearce, Joe Alwyn

Rating: 3.5/5

Tell-tale signs of burnout

- loss of confidence and appetite

- irritability and emotional outbursts

- sadness

- persistent physical ailments such as headaches, frequent infections and fatigue

- substance abuse, such as smoking or drinking more

- impaired judgement

- excessive and continuous worrying

- irregular sleep patterns

 

Tips to help overcome burnout

Acknowledge how you are feeling by listening to your warning signs. Set boundaries and learn to say ‘no’

Do activities that you want to do as well as things you have to do

Undertake at least 30 minutes of exercise per day. It releases an abundance of feel-good hormones

Find your form of relaxation and make time for it each day e.g. soothing music, reading or mindful meditation

Sleep and wake at the same time every day, even if your sleep pattern was disrupted. Without enough sleep condition such as stress, anxiety and depression can thrive.

How it works

1) The liquid nanoclay is a mixture of water and clay that aims to convert desert land to fertile ground

2) Instead of water draining straight through the sand, it apparently helps the soil retain water

3) One application is said to last five years

4) The cost of treatment per hectare (2.4 acres) of desert varies from $7,000 to $10,000 per hectare 

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Dates for the diary

To mark Bodytree’s 10th anniversary, the coming season will be filled with celebratory activities:

  • September 21 Anyone interested in becoming a certified yoga instructor can sign up for a 250-hour course in Yoga Teacher Training with Jacquelene Sadek. It begins on September 21 and will take place over the course of six weekends.
  • October 18 to 21 International yoga instructor, Yogi Nora, will be visiting Bodytree and offering classes.
  • October 26 to November 4 International pilates instructor Courtney Miller will be on hand at the studio, offering classes.
  • November 9 Bodytree is hosting a party to celebrate turning 10, and everyone is invited. Expect a day full of free classes on the grounds of the studio.
  • December 11 Yogeswari, an advanced certified Jivamukti teacher, will be visiting the studio.
  • February 2, 2018 Bodytree will host its 4th annual yoga market.
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About Seez

Company name/date started: Seez, set up in September 2015 and the app was released in August 2017  

Founder/CEO name(s): Tarek Kabrit, co-founder and chief executive, and Andrew Kabrit, co-founder and chief operating officer

Based in: Dubai, with operations also in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Lebanon 

Sector:  Search engine for car buying, selling and leasing

Size: (employees/revenue): 11; undisclosed

Stage of funding: $1.8 million in seed funding; followed by another $1.5m bridge round - in the process of closing Series A 

Investors: Wamda Capital, B&Y and Phoenician Funds 

World Cricket League Division 2

In Windhoek, Namibia - Top two teams qualify for the World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe, which starts on March 4.

UAE fixtures

Thursday February 8, v Kenya; Friday February 9, v Canada; Sunday February 11, v Nepal; Monday February 12, v Oman; Wednesday February 14, v Namibia; Thursday February 15, final

The five pillars of Islam

1. Fasting 

2. Prayer 

3. Hajj 

4. Shahada 

5. Zakat 

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Our family matters legal consultant

Name: Hassan Mohsen Elhais

Position: legal consultant with Al Rowaad Advocates and Legal Consultants.

Fourth-round clashes for British players

- Andy Murray (1) v Benoit Paire, Centre Court (not before 4pm)

- Johanna Konta (6) v Caroline Garcia (21), Court 1 (4pm)