Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola responded to defender Vitor Reis’ desire to return to the Etihad Stadium at the end of the season

Manchester City head coach Pep Guardiola has confirmed a decision will be made on centre-back Vitor Reis at the end of the season after the defender insisted his goal is to return to the Etihad Stadium in the summer. The 20-year-old joined City from Brazilian club Palmeiras in January 2025 and made three appearances for the Blues last season.

However, in a bid to improve his development, City loaned Reis to affiliate club Girona. The 20-year-old has become a regular for the Spanish team and has only missed two La Liga matches this season, both due to suspension.

While Reis has been away from the Etihad Stadium, City have invested in their defence with the January arrival of Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace while Abdukodir Khusanov has impressed for the Blues in recent weeks. But with John Stones set to depart in the summer and Nathan Ake potentially departing, the makeup of the City backline will change.

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Reis wants to be part of that and has said as much this week. Guardiola, speaking ahead of the Premier League trip to Burnley on Wednesday, said of the youngster: “From my info he has been unbelievable. The reason he went there, at that young age, was because he did not have much options to play here.

“He has grown up as a player. He has faced the best strikers in Spain and it is not easy to deal with. He grew a lot so he is happy. The decisions will be made at the end of the season.”

Despite guaranteed game time at Girona, Reis has not lost sight of his ultimate goal – to play for City. He told Globo Esporte: “My intention, my desire, is to return to Manchester City, to play and have space.

“But, as I always say, I will focus on the day-to-day, on this end of the season, so that when the moment for that conversation comes, we can sit down calmly, with a clear mind. When I found out they were thinking about loaning me, I was a bit shocked, because it wasn’t something that crossed my mind.

“But after I understood it better and spoke to several people, I realised it would be good for me, especially for minutes, for playing more games. At my age, I need to play.

“So I think it was a very important decision, 100 per cent correct, to come here. Here at Girona I am very happy. The people are incredible, and I believe it was a very good choice.”

Reis also explained that moving to City was a reality check for him as he took his career to the next step. “City was also a very beautiful story in my life,” he added.

“When I arrived there, it was kind of a reality check, just like it was with the national team. You arrive and see the players around you. I remember seeing my name next to guys like Rodri, Bernardo Silva… and that made me very happy.

“It is a club that always tries to get the maximum out of players, and that helped me a lot. I learned many things with Pep, who is a surreal guy in terms of mentality and understanding of the game.”

Police were called to Deansgate, at the junction with Oxford Road and Knowsley Street, after an alarm sounded in one of the buildings.

Three police cars attended the scene at approximately 8.30 am, prompting concern from nearby workers and shoppers.

Officers later confirmed the incident was a false alarm, with no risk to the public.

All police vehicles left shortly afterwards.

Despite the quick resolution, the incident attracted attention from nosy locals eager to find out what had happened.

Bolton police officers have had a number of operations to keep businesses and visitors safe from crime, working closely with retailers to combat town centre crime.

A spokesperson said: “Any future disruption to supply could seriously affect our ability to reach patients as quickly as possible”

A vital air ambulance service has said it is “closely monitoring” aviation fuel availability amid ongoing international conflict. The ongoing conflict between Iran and America means fuel availability and costs are proving a problem across industries.

The East Anglian Air Ambulance, which operates in Cambridgeshire, is watching its fuel consumption due to the ongoing conflict. Matthew Jones, Chief Executive Officer at East Anglian Air Ambulance, said: “East Anglian Air Ambulance crews, based in Cambridge and Norwich, treat five patients every day.

“Operating a 24/7 helicopter service depends on a consistent and reliable supply of aviation fuel. Any disruption risks delaying our response and, ultimately, putting lives in danger.”

Mr Jones said there is “no immediate threat” to fuel availability, although the ambulance service is “closely monitoring” the situation. Mr Jones added: “As a charity, rising fuel costs are already having a significant impact, and any future disruption to supply could seriously affect our ability to reach patients as quickly as possible when every second counts.

“It is crucial that policymakers act now to protect air ambulance charities from fuel supply challenges and to ensure emergency response capability is properly safeguarded for the patients who rely on us.”

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The 19th century school building was put on the market for £560,000 in January

A former primary school could get a new lease of life. The former Kennett Primary School on Station Road in Kennett, Newmarket, was put on the market for £560,000 in January.

Plans have now been submitted by Colourbox Montessori School Ltd to change the former school into a pre-school. Kennett Primary School still runs as a school, but moved from its former 19th century building in November 2025.

If approved, the pre-school could accommodate up to 64 children and employ 15 new staff members. The pre-school would open from Monday to Friday between 7.30am and 6pm.

The applicant does not wish to make changes to the existing buildings or part of the exterior. The trees, boundary hedging, and soft landscaping will also be retained as part of the plans.

As part of the plans, 10 onsite car parking spaces are proposed, alongside a separate cycle storage facility. There is also already a playground on site.

The applicant said the proposals to reuse a former primary school are “wholly appropriate”. The applicant added that the proposals will “suitably respect the character, scale and design of existing neighbouring and nearby dwellings along with the setting, character and appearance of the wider rural surroundings”.

The school building was first built in 1865 by W. Godfrey, who was lord of the manor and rector. It was also used as a school then and had an adjoining school house.

In the winter months, especially in the UK, many of us don’t get enough vitamin D – mainly because the biggest source is sunlight. This is why the NHS advises adults to take a vitamin D supplement, to support bone, skin and muscle health, while also protecting your immune system.

Whether you prefer a tablet or a spray, you might be wondering if there’s an optimal daily dose when it comes to the best vitamin D supplements. For adults, experts recommend taking 10 micrograms or 400IU (International Units). The NHS recommend taking no more than 4000IU a day.

But are there people who may need more of the supplement? “People of colour and those who may have moved from hotter countries [may need more], because their body is used to higher levels of sun exposure. It’s also really important for pregnant women, but it can benefit everyone,” explains Dr Ahmed El Muntasar, NHS GP.

Of course, vitamin D isn’t just found in sunlight – you can get some through your diet, too, with Dr Ahmed explaining that the “best sources of vitamin D come from oily fish, eggs and lots of vegetables.” While he adds that the main causes of a deficiency are: “Low sun exposure and having an unbalanced diet. People with vitamin d deficiency can get muscle aches, fatigue, low energy and weakened bone health, which can then increase the risk of fractures as a result.’

So, what source of vitamin D is best? “Vitamin D2 is from plants, while D3 is from animals. D3 is usually preferred and recommended,” adds Dr Ahmed. Some D3 supplements are also paired with vitamin K2, which helps direct calcium into the bones and teeth rather than allowing it to build up in arteries, kidneys or soft tissues.

Before you start taking vitamin D, it’s worth speaking speak with your GP to find out which dose is right for you. Once you know the suitable dosage, below, you’ll find my guide to the best vitamin D supplements, including capsules, sprays and gummies.

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The best vitamin D supplements for 2026 are:

• Best overall – Nutrition Geeks D3 / D3 + K2: £9.99, Amazon.co.uk
• Best oral spray – BetterYou vitamin D3 4000iu + K2 oral spray: £8.49, Amazon.co.uk
• Best budget option –  Dr Vegan D3 vitamin: £8.99, Drvegan.com
• Best gummies – WUKA vitamin D3 K2 gummies for periods: £15.99, Wuka.co.uk

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Police are asking people to check their video doorbells and CCTV for any sightings of the missing teenager

A teenager from Cambridgeshire has gone missing and police are asking the public to call 999 if they see him. Joshua Pierce, 17, was reported missing yesterday (April 20) after last being seen leaving his house in Trinity Close, Fordham at 9am.

The 17-year-old is described as 6’2”, of slim build, with red hair. When Joshua was last seen, he left the address on his push bike and may be cycling in the East Cambridgeshire area.

DI Emma Garwood said: “We are becoming increasingly concerned for Joshua’s welfare, with searches of surrounding areas taking place and set to continue.

“Please can anyone in the area check their video doorbells and CCTV from yesterday onwards for any sightings of Joshua, to try and help trace where he has gone.”

Cambridgeshire Police has urged anyone who has seen him or who has information concerning his whereabouts to call 999, quoting incident 573 of April 20.

Emmerdale star Olivia Bromley has come to the rescue of her former co-star Natalie Ann Jamieson after a frightening lorry crash.

The Amy Wyatt star took to Instagram to share a series of selfies alongside Olivia, thanking her for being ‘our hero’.

‘Find yourself a friend who will drive half way across Yorkshire to rescue you when you’ve been hit by a Lorry!’ Natalie added in the caption, followed by: ‘RIP little red car’.

In the comments, she shared an update, confirming that no one was hurt in the accident.

Dawn Taylor actress Olivia also commented, leaving a series of red love heart emojis, followed by two red car emojis.

Understandably, Natalie’s former Emmerdale co-stars were concerned, taking to the comments to share their disbelief.

‘Ah whatttt! glad your all good mate,’ Ash Palmisciano, who plays Matty Barton, wrote.

Fans also shared their relief that all was okay, with one saying: ‘So glad you’re okay and hope things can be sorted soon!’

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‘Oh no! Hope you are all ok,’ another added.

Natalie left Emmerdale last year when her character Amy was tragically killed off in an epic stunt.

When the limo she was riding in with the other Emmerdale women careened off the road and onto an icy lake, Amy tried to cross to dry land but ended up falling into the water.

She later died in hospital, after managing to tell husband Matty that she loved him one last time.

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Speaking to Metro at the Cure Usher Ball last year, Natalie reflected on filming her dramatic exit scenes.

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‘It was really sad,’ she admitted. ‘It was very cold, very sad, but it was also quite fun.

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‘I got to do a lot of things that I’ve never done before in my career, quite a few ticks on the bucket list. Things that I don’t necessarily have to do ever again!

‘I don’t need to be plunged into icy water ever again. People do it for fun nowadays, but I just think those people are mad.’

Earlier this year, it was announced that Olivia would also be leaving the ITV soap, with Dawn’s final story expected to play out in the summer.

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Paul Merson ‘wouldn’t be surprised’ to see Cole Palmer lining up for Manchester United next season – but believes Chelsea will hold onto Enzo Fernandez this summer.

The Blues suffered their fourth Premier League defeat in a row on Saturday night up against United to mark the club’s worst losing sequence without scoring a single goal for the first time since 1998.

That woeful run of form has damaged Chelsea’s hopes of qualifying for the Champions League next season, sat seven points behind fifth place Liverpool.

With their focus on the FA Cup this weekend, Chelsea could drop to as low as 11^th place before the week is out if the sides below them pick up victories.

Failure to qualify for the Champions League could raise serious questions over the futures of a number of first-team stars with Fernandez already flirting with the possibility of a summer exit.

Palmer has been strongly linked with a move to Old Trafford in recent months and despite the England international insisting he is happy in west London, Merson sees a move happening.

‘No Champions League football will be a kick in the teeth for Chelsea,’ Merson wrote in his column for Sky Sports.

‘Do you think Cole Palmer will be at Chelsea playing in the Europa Conference League? I don’t think so.

‘Manchester United will get into the Champions League, and I wouldn’t be surprised if he was playing there next season.

‘I don’t see Enzo Fernandez leaving though. Where is he going? No one’s paying £100m for him. And Chelsea aren’t going to accept a loss on him.

‘There’s a lot that needs to be done at Chelsea. They need a centre-forward, badly. They need a goalkeeper.

‘They’ve got some good defensive midfielders in Moises Caicedo, Romeo Lavia and Andrey Santos – but they need another player in there with a bit more guile.’

Despite talk of being unsettled in London, Palmer insisted last week he is happy with life in the capital.

Everyone just talks,’ Palmer told The Guardian.

‘When I see it I just laugh. Obviously Manchester is my home. All my family are there, but I don’t miss it. Maybe I’ll miss it if I don’t go for three months or something. But then when I get home I think there’s nothing there for me anyway.

‘I’ve got no plans to move from Chelsea. We’ve still got a lot to play for. We’ve got the FA Cup semi-final and if we finish in a Champions League spot it puts us in a good position to sign players that we need.

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