Friday evening UK news briefing: Today’s top headlines from The Telegraph

King: unofficial Sussex spokesperson or pot-stirrer-in-chief?

The presenter and best pal of Oprah has been raising eyebrows with her posts following the Sussexes’ interview. Guy Kelly asks what will the friend of Meghan let slip next?

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Comment and analysis

• Dominic Green | Biden is prioving he is not a safe pair of hands
• Annabel Heseltine | Tackling teenage ‘rape culture’ starts at home
• Susannah Goldsbrough | Flack deserved better than sexist X Factor
• Ben Marlow | Forget dotcom crash. Only fools don’t back tech now
• Jamie Carragher | Alexander-Arnold’s England omission is a mistake

Editor’s choice

Business and money briefing

City Brexit deal | Britain and the EU are poised to strike a limited deal on post-Brexit financial services co-operation after months of talks.

• Newsroom | Mirror and Express staff to work from home forever
• Taking off | British Airways set to abandon Heathrow headquarters
• On top of markets | Live stocks and shares updates 24 hours a day

Sport briefing

Not so Special One | Jose Mourinho is fighting an uphill battle to keep his Tottenham job past this season after Hugo Lloris hinted at deep divisions in the dressing room after their Europa League humiliation. It has emerged the Spurs manager gave his players the silent treatment after the abject performance. Of course, Mourinho has had run-ins with his players before. Take our quiz of who he is throwing under the bus.

• Champions League | Liverpool in glamour tie against Real Madrid
• Cheltenham Festival | Henry De Bromhead seals Gold Cup one-two
• Dylan Hartley | I loved Andy Farrell’s ‘destroy and enjoy’ ethos

Three things for tonight

• Watch | Comic Relief 2021, BBC One, from 7pm and more TV options
• Settle in | The best movies and TV shows on Disney+ UK
• Style | How to do the preppy look in your 40s and beyond

And finally… for this evening’s downtime

Ex-Met Police Rover P6 review | It is a storied car from the 1970s. One of the last P6s delivered to the capital’s coppers, this Rover is an arresting sight with a myriad of radios and other equipment. Andrew B Roberts says the P6 is a force to be reckoned with.