• Lights out at Yas Marina Circuit at 1pm (GMT)

• Norris, Verstappen and Piastri all in hunt for title

• Share your thoughts with Niall via email

Dave Estherby points out another potential title pathway: “Verstappen can also become world champion by ramming Norris off the road.”

As mentioned below, Lewis Hamilton has been involved in his fair share of big F1 finales, but the seven-times world champion could scarcely be further from the title battle today. Hamilton ends a hugely disappointing first campaign with Ferrari 16th on the grid, after a third straight elimination in the first round of qualifying.

• Lights out at Yas Marina Circuit at 1pm (GMT)

• Norris, Verstappen and Piastri all in hunt for title

• Share your thoughts with Niall via email

Dave Estherby points out another potential title pathway: “Verstappen can also become world champion by ramming Norris off the road.”

As mentioned below, Lewis Hamilton has been involved in his fair share of big F1 finales, but the seven-times world champion could scarcely be further from the title battle today. Hamilton ends a hugely disappointing first campaign with Ferrari 16th on the grid, after a third straight elimination in the first round of qualifying.

• Lights out at Yas Marina Circuit at 1pm (GMT)

• Norris, Verstappen and Piastri all in hunt for title

• Share your thoughts with Niall via email

Dave Estherby points out another potential title pathway: “Verstappen can also become world champion by ramming Norris off the road.”

As mentioned below, Lewis Hamilton has been involved in his fair share of big F1 finales, but the seven-times world champion could scarcely be further from the title battle today. Hamilton ends a hugely disappointing first campaign with Ferrari 16th on the grid, after a third straight elimination in the first round of qualifying.

• Updates from 12pm (GMT) kick-offs

• Chelsea v Everton to follow at 2.30pm

• Get in touch with Dominic via email

Manchester United have announced that their game against West Ham will kick off at 12.15pm (GMT) – 15 minutes later than originally scheduled, because of “logistical issues affecting the arrival time of the visiting team”.

The clubs have apologised for any inconvenience caused to supporters by the late change in timings. Team news for that contest will follow.

• Updates from 12pm (GMT) kick-offs

• Chelsea v Everton to follow at 2.30pm

• Get in touch with Dominic via email

Manchester United have announced that their game against West Ham will kick off at 12.15pm (GMT) – 15 minutes later than originally scheduled, because of “logistical issues affecting the arrival time of the visiting team”.

The clubs have apologised for any inconvenience caused to supporters by the late change in timings. Team news for that contest will follow.

• Updates from 12pm (GMT) kick-offs

• Chelsea v Everton to follow at 2.30pm

• Get in touch with Dominic via email

Manchester United have announced that their game against West Ham will kick off at 12.15pm (GMT) – 15 minutes later than originally scheduled, because of “logistical issues affecting the arrival time of the visiting team”.

The clubs have apologised for any inconvenience caused to supporters by the late change in timings. Team news for that contest will follow.

High street banks dodged a windfall tax – now they should invest in growth of local lenders

Nikhil Rathi, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, made a pilgrimage on Friday from its glass and steel HQ in east London to the Pioneers Museum in Rochdale – the spiritual home of the co-operative movement.

His unlikely day trip aimed to highlight the City watchdog’s role in opening the way to a doubling of the size of the mutuals sector – a Labour manifesto pledge.

High street banks dodged a windfall tax – now they should invest in growth of local lenders

Nikhil Rathi, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, made a pilgrimage on Friday from its glass and steel HQ in east London to the Pioneers Museum in Rochdale – the spiritual home of the co-operative movement.

His unlikely day trip aimed to highlight the City watchdog’s role in opening the way to a doubling of the size of the mutuals sector – a Labour manifesto pledge.

High street banks dodged a windfall tax – now they should invest in growth of local lenders

Nikhil Rathi, chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, made a pilgrimage on Friday from its glass and steel HQ in east London to the Pioneers Museum in Rochdale – the spiritual home of the co-operative movement.

His unlikely day trip aimed to highlight the City watchdog’s role in opening the way to a doubling of the size of the mutuals sector – a Labour manifesto pledge.