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 Ozil was taken off from his central role in his last appearance against Chelsea and then missed the win over West Ham with illness

 After a difficult week during which Ozil was attacked by his former Germany coach Joachim Loew, he is fit to return for tomorrow's visit to Cardiff

 But Emery said his No10, who was always indulged by former manager Arsene Wenger, would not always be playing in his favoured position behind the main striker

 "I like the possibility to have the player play different positions and then it depends each match for us and for the opposition," said Emery

 "Mesut played with me on the right wing and also as No10 and we are going to continue to do that

 "In his career he played as a 10 and on the right. When he was playing in Madrid, I remember a lot of matches on the right

His quality is for playing between the lines. "I spoke with him for his best position and he wants that I can use him for two positions

Every player in the squad plays in the position we need. "Our demands are very high, very great, but I want to ask every player every day to give us more – not just Mesut, the team, the squad

We need to push, we need to have ambition, we need to have desire to improve every day

This is my message for the team, for the squad and for every player." Former PSG manager Emery did not deny he had spoken to Ozil earlier this year before the German signed a new contract and the Spaniard believes international retirement will help his domestic form

 "It's a respite for him and allows him to continue to enjoy his job because we all need to enjoy our jobs," he said

"We want to help him to stay with us in the best possible way."  Emery won the Europa League three times with Sevilla and saw his Arsenal side drawn with Sporting Lisbon, Ukrainian side Vorskla Poltava and Qarabag of Azerbaijan yesterday

 Henrikh Mkhitaryan missed Borussia Dortmund's trip to the former Soviet republic in 2015 because of an ongoing conflict over the Nagorno-Karabakh region between Armenia and Azerbaijan

 As Arsenal arrive in Wales, Neil Warnock, the Cardiff manager, has promised he will not park the bus despite facing a daunting fixture list

 After Arsenal, Cardiff face Chelsea and Manchester City in their next two games and Warnock, who has worked miracles to get them promoted, is determined to enjoy the ride

 The Bluebirds have yet to score in their first three games back in the Premier League but it is not for the want of trying and Warnock says they will not be intimidated and just try to shut up shop

 Warnock, who has led his side to two draws so far, said: "I want to do the best we can to give them a game in the other half as well as our own half

We'd get beat anyhow if we just sat back, so we want to give the fans something to cheer

 "We've got Chelsea after this, then Man City, there's going to be times when we'll be stuck in our own half without trying to be

 "Every game we've been in, we could have won. Even Bournemouth, we lost 2-0 but had a great chance to equalise on the hour and we had chances against Huddersfield and Newcastle

 "We've just got to enjoy it. We knew it was going to be hard. We are a bit limited but we'll work with what we've got

 "I'm not going to cry about that, we'll do the best we can with what we've got. The fans are behind us and have been superb

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Does this painting finally prove Jack the Ripper's identity? - Daily News - Duration: 8:11.

Jack the Ripper's identity may have finally been proven by a recently-uncovered Victorian painting, claims a new book

Author of The Inevitable Jack the Ripper, Paul Christian, says the 130-year-old piece contains hidden clues to suggest the artist himself was the notorious East London serial killer, brutally murdering five prostitutes in 1888

In the artwork, a person believed to be the Ripper walks towards a woman resembling Mary Kelly, the last of the Ripper's five victims

A second woman wears a shawl decorated with many red spots, possibly referring to the 39 times Martha Tabram was stabbed

She is thought to be the killer's unofficial sixth victim, many historians claim

Share this article Share 52 shares A set of railings in the artwork also appear to show the numbers 1888 - the year of the Ripper's gruesome campaign

On the back of Sickert's painting is a sketch which Mr Christian claims is supposed to be the police chief in charge of the investigation to find the Ripper, Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Charles Warren

Mr Christian, 36, said: 'The evidence I have unearthed can allow us to now confidently point the finger at Walter Sickert and a conspiracy of arty types behind the Jack the Ripper case

'Sickert was certainly a major suspect before this, but there are details in the painting that only the killer could have known

'The author is not the only one to suggest such a theory.Writer Patricia Cornwell has published two books claiming Sickert to be the real Jack the Ripper: Jack the Ripper—Case Closed and Ripper: The Secret Life of Walter Sickert

Yet the idea is not believed by many, despite Sickert claiming he lived in Jack the Ripper's old home and painting a scene called Jack the Ripper's Bedroom, which included his own figure

Stewart Evans, an expert on Jack the Ripper disregarded the findings as having a lack of 'genuine evidence to suggest that Sickert was a murderer', reported the Sun

Other suggestions include Monatgue John Druitt, a schoolmaster who was fired in 1888 and died of suspected suicide a month later

Crime historian Dr Jan Bondeson named Dutch sailor Hendrik de Jong as a prime suspect for the most notorious set of unsolved murders in history

At the time of the Whitechapel murders, de Jong is believed to have worked as a steward on board a ship which made frequent trips from Rotterdam to London

 This provided him with the perfect means of getting out of the country after his heinous crimes

He later murdered two of his ex-wives in his native Netherlands in 1893 and bludgeoned to death two women above a pub before attempting to set their bodies on fire in Belgium in 1898

To this day, Jack's identity remains a mystery. At the time, police suspected the Ripper must have been a butcher, due to the way his victims were killed and the fact they were discovered near dockyards, where meat was brought into the city

The victims were Mary Ann Nichols, Annie Chapman, Elizabeth Stride, Catherine Eddowes, and Mary Jane Kelly

 Each one was found in the early hours of the morning around Whitechapel.They were all associated with the Ripper as they were all cut at the throat and heavily mutilated

WHO WAS JACK THE RIPPER?Jack the Ripper is thought to have killed at least five young women in Whitechapel, East London, between September and November 1888, but was never caught

Numerous individuals have been accused of being the serial killer.At the time, police suspected the Ripper must have been a butcher, due to the way his victims were killed and the fact they were discovered near to the dockyards, where meat was brought into the city

There are several alleged links between the killer and royals. First is Sir William Gull, the royal physician

Many have accused him of helping get rid of the prostitutes' bodies, while others claim he was the Ripper himself

A book has named Queen Victoria's surgeon Sir John Williams as the infamous killer

He had a surgery in Whitechapel at the time.Another theory links the murders with Queen Victoria's grandson, Prince Albert Victor, the Duke of Clarence

At one point, cotton merchant James Maybrick was the number one suspect, following the publication of some of his diary which appeared to suggest he was the killer

Some believe the diary to be a forgery, although no one has been able to suggest who forged it

Other suspects include Montague John Druitt, a Dorset-born barrister. He killed himself in the Thames seven weeks after the last murder

George Chapman, otherwise known as Severyn Kłosowski, is also a suspect after he poisoned three of his wives and was hanged in 1903

Another suspected by police was Aaron Kosminski. He was admitted to Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum and died there

Dr Thomas Neill Cream poisoned four London prostitutes with strychnine and was hanged in 1892

Some of the more bizarre links include Lewis Carroll, author of the Alice in Wonderland books, who taught at Christ Church until 1881 - which was at the forefront of the Ripper murder scenery

Winston Churchill's father - Lord Randolph Churchill - has also been named as a potential suspect

Crime writer Patricia Cornwell believes she has 'cracked' the case by unearthing evidence that confirms Walter Sickert, an influential artist, as the prime suspect

Her theories have not been generally accepted.Author William J Perring raised the possibility that Jack the Ripper might actually be 'Julia' - a Salvation Army soldier

In The Seduction Of Mary Kelly, his novel about the life and times of the final victim, he suggests Jack the Ripper was in fact a woman