Cardiff manager Malky Mackay made it "crystal clear" he will not resign despite pressure from owner Vincent Tan to do so. On Thursday the Bluebirds boss was given an ultimatum by Tan to resign or be sacked.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers, a close friend of Cardiff manager Malky Mackay, has warned owner Vincent Tan he was making a mistake in getting rid of the Scot.
Rodgers said: "I spent some time with Malky last night....He is an outstanding manager and the dignity he has shown has been remarkable."
"This is a cut-throat business and you can lose your job very quickly but it is hard to accept someone losing their job when they have done such a good job.
"The sadness for him (Mackay) is it is nothing to do with that."
With a record number of pensioners still in employment, ITV's Tonight programme asks why they do it and what it means for the UK.
Lord Hain has raised concerns that British financial institutions in South Africa could have been used as conduits for laundered money.
People could suffer vision loss or infection from the lenses, which are often sold illegally online, in shops and on market stalls.