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Transfer news LIVE: Sunday January 27Man Utd and Chelsea want to snap up Tottenham star Christian Eriksen in the summerArsenal and Tottenham are both eager to sign Barcelona flop Malcom before deadline dayLiverpool have made a defender their first signing of the January transfer windowReal Madrid prioritise signing Eden Hazard in blow to Chelsea's chances of keeping winger07

45 UPDATE: Real Madrid prioritise Eden Hazard Real Madrid have made Eden Hazard their top target after ending their interest in Christian Eriksen, say reports in Spain

Chelsea winger Hazard is widely regarded as one of the Premier League's top attacking talents

And Real are long-term admirers of the Belgian, who has made no secret of his eagerness to head to the Bernabeu

Spanish newspaper AS claim Real are determined to snap up Hazard once the current campaign draws to a close

07.30 UPDATE: Liverpool move Liverpool have snapped up Billy Koumetio from French side US Orleans, according to reports

Premier League leaders Liverpool have refrained from splashing out in order not to disrupt their squad

However, they are always on the hunt for emerging talent and Koumetio fits that profile of player

ESPN reckon Liverpool have tied up a deal for the 16-year-old, who had a trial spell with them in 2018

07.15 UPDATE: Arsenal scrap Tottenham Arsenal have joined the race to sign Barcelona misfit Malcom, with Tottenham also keen on the winger

Arsenal have had a low-key January transfer window with barely any funds at Unai Emery and co

's disposal. But they could get around that by making loan signings which will be made permanent in the summer

The Sun now claim Arsenal are interested in Malcom, who has been heavily linked with Tottenham by Spanish reports

07.00 UPDATE: Man Utd vs Chelsea EXCLUSIVE Manchester United and Chelsea are set to scrap it out for Tottenham playmaker Christian Eriksen at the end of the season

The Premier League duo's chances of getting the Dane on board are boosted by he is proving too pricey for Real Madrid

Bayern Munich and Paris Saint-Germain also keen on Eriksen, who has been unable to agree an extension to his £75,000-a-week contract

Eriksen, now well Spurs' top earners in Dele Alli and Harry Kane, is content with life in in London, which might aid Chelsea's quest to secure his services

For more infomation >> Transfer news LIVE: Man Utd vs Chelsea EXCLUSIVE, Arsenal scrap Tottenham, Liverpool move - Duration: 3:38.

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World News - Why your Uber fares and Airbnb rental fees are about to skyrocket - Duration: 5:18.

Uber drivers and Airbnb hosts will no longer be able to dodge taxes on their earnings under a controversial new rule set to see a huge jump in prices for consumers

The federal government will enforce a compulsory reporting system to ensure the 11 million Australians signed up with sharing-economy platforms have no choice but to pay their taxes

Treasury will release a discussion paper on Wednesday outlining the rules for the estimated $15billion industry, which could have drastic flow-on effects for millions of consumers across Australia

Finance experts say the new rule could see Airbnb rental fees skyrocket and Uber fares increase as casual workers quit and supply for their services increase

Major industry players including Uber, Airbnb, Airtasker, Deliveroo and Uber Eats - who mainly have their headquarters overseas - will all be affected by the new law

Senior Industry Analyst at IBISWorld Tom Youl revealed why a crackdown on tax evasion could result in consumers spending more money for the same services

'The extra burden of reporting tax would make these side-ventures no longer worthwhile (for some Uber drivers or Airbnb hosts),' he told Daily Mail Australia

'Therefore, forcing tax-compliance among individuals and companies operating on platforms like Airbnb and Uber is likely to constrain supply

' Share this article Share He explained that the loss of drivers for a company like Uber would result in more instances of surge pricing, where fees are increased due to demand outweighing supply

'In the case of Airbnb, less properties in a given area would lead to remaining players being able to raise their rates,' Mr Youl added

Mr Youl pointed out that consumers could also expect to see booking fees and other surcharges hiked up as companies spend more money reporting the 'identity and income' of their workers

Assistant Minister for Treasury Zed Seselja said the sharing economy had seen significant growth in Australia

'But as it grows, there is a risk that some individuals are not reporting their full income and avoiding the right amount of tax,' Senator Seselja said in a statement

'We are committed to making sure people pay their fair share of tax.'Under the new rules, the millions of Australians working in the sharing economy would have their tax forms pre-filled rather than being made to enter information themselves

According to The Australian, Uber and Airbnb are already working with the Australian Taxation Office to provide income earnings of their drivers, as well as hosts who provide private rental accommodation

The ATO believes a number of businesses and individuals are not reporting their tax which is leading to a loss in revenue

'This potential underpayment of tax undermines the benefits of the sharing economy to consumers and businesses, and creates an unfair playing field for those doing the right thing,' the report reads

Senator Seselja said the government is committed to fix the tax payment issue to ensure everyone pays their fair share

'When everyone pays the right amount, it levels the playing field for businesses and people working in the sharing economy, creating competition and bringing benefits to consumers,' he said

An Uber spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia said they are looking forward to supporting their driver-partners to make it easier for them at tax time

'We want to help driver partners at tax time, so we are also making it easy for them to download their tax information to submit relevant taxable earnings and expenses to the Australian Tax Office,' they said

For more infomation >> World News - Why your Uber fares and Airbnb rental fees are about to skyrocket - Duration: 5:18.

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Arsenal transfer news: Ex-Gunners director tells players NOT to join Emery set-up - Duration: 3:16.

Andries Jonker was academy director at Arsenal from 2014 until 2017. The 56-year-old left his role with the Gunners to become manager at Wolfsburg but parted ways with the club after just seven months

The Dutchman has now sent out advice to young players that are thinking of joining Unai Emery at Arsenal, and it's not positive

"I would advise them to play 100 games on the continent first," said Jonker. Emery himself has bemoaned the amount of talent available in the current window and warned fans that deals are hard to come by

"This transfer window is not easy to take players that can help us with better performances than the players we have now," he said

"The club is working and I spoke with Sven [Mislintat, head of recruitment], with Raul [Sanllehí, the director of football] about different possibilities with players

"They are working but it is not easy to take players that can help us with big performances now

"We are looking, the club is working with the possibility to loan players and if we can take [somebody] for helping us in a different position on the team, then maybe we can

" Arsenal were knocked out of the FA Cup by Manchester United on Friday and former Gunners and Chelsea midfielder Steve Sidwell has slammed their transfer dealings

"What is going on with Arsenal, first and foremost, is that the transfer policy is just outrageous," Sidwell told The Debate

"They have gone in to this stadium to generate money and compete with the top teams in this league and to go into this window and only getting loans is just, I mean it is just ridiculous

"In terms of the player [Denis Suarez] you have got to look at Aaron Ramsey who is going to be leaving, they're going to need someone to get in

" Sidwell reckons that Emery's side are in dire need of reinforcements in January, but understands that they don't have money to spare at present

"To be fair it might fit and tick all the boxes if they can get someone on loan, obviously then it's a trial period to see if the player adapts to the club, if the club feels like it wants the player then to extend it into next season," Sidwell added

"The way Aaron Ramsey's gone about his business this season on and of the pitch, he's held himself in such high esteem that they need to sign someone that's going to fill that gap

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Promis news - Fritz Wepper nimmt Abschied von seiner Frau - Duration: 1:45.

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Bernard Tomic may play Davis Cup again, Tennis Australia says - Blog News - Duration: 5:13.

Tennis Australia (TA) says the door is open for Bernard Tomic to return to the Australian Davis Cup squad, despite Lleyton Hewitt declaring he would never play again while he was captain

But TA chief executive Craig Tiley admitted Tomic was a "long way" back if he wanted to be considered for selection in the future

The public spat between Tomic and Hewitt dominated headlines in the first week of the Australian Open, with the Queenslander calling on his former teammate to step down as Davis Cup captain

Hewitt responded by saying Tomic would not play Davis Cup under his captaincy, while accusing him of "blackmail" and making "physical" threats towards him and his family

Tiley said he believed Hewitt's comments were made "in a time of the highest level of emotion"

He said Tomic would never be barred from representing Australia in Davis Cup but talks would have to take place with Hewitt if he wanted to be selected

"As far as I'm concerned the doors are always open for players to compete," Tiley told Grandstand

"You'd want them to have that conversation and Lleyton is the captain of the team and that will happen at some point

" While feeling Hewitt was speaking in the heat of the moment, Tiley could not question the former world number one's passion for Australia's Davis Cup team

He also said Hewitt was not out of line to select himself for doubles rubbers while a captain, as suggested by Tomic

"He wants to put a team on the court every time that gives him the best chance to win the tie and that decision is up to him," Tiley said

"If he makes the decision with the team that he is the best person to put out on the doubles court because that is the best chance to win the tie then they'll [selectors] all agree and they have and that sometimes doesn't get played out fairly publicly

"I'm pretty confident that the last few ties that we've played, Lleyton has put the team out there that is the most ready, the most prepared to win the ties

" Tiley was hopeful Tomic would turn his career around, saying he had squandered his talent that was evident when he won an Australian Open main-draw match as a 16-year-old

"There's still upside, there's still opportunity," Tiley said about Tomic, who is now 26

"It's not all doom and gloom, he's young still." Nick Kyrgios was also implicated in the Davis Cup soap opera, after Tomic claimed the 23-year-old was one of several Australian players who disliked Hewitt

Kyrgios later took a swipe at Hewitt on social media about his decision to watch Alex de Minaur play a third-round match at the same time fellow Australians John Millman and Matt Ebden were also on court

The Canberran's behaviour during the early stages of his career has polarised the Australian sporting public and Tiley said he would have to shape up if he was to realise his immense talent

"Our influence on being able to change that or anything else is marginal if best … It's not like being on a team where your teammates can bring you into line

"We of course would like to see Nick maximising his talent, doing what we expect an Australian athlete to get out there and compete for but I can only talk to my experiences with Nick Kyrgios and they've always been good

"Off the court he's fantastic, gracious, he makes himself available to talk to kids and I think he's misunderstood in that space

"As a player on the court we want to equate everything to that same behaviour off the court and he's got to cross that bridge because he's got the ability to do that and at some point he's got to make that decision

For more infomation >> Bernard Tomic may play Davis Cup again, Tennis Australia says - Blog News - Duration: 5:13.

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