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When the world learned of Pope Francis' death on Monday morning, an Irish-American cardinal, little known in the wider world, was the one to break the news.

Where Southgate, certainly towards the end of his reign, would break the news to new or unexpected call-ups on the day of a squad announcement, Tuchel confirmed with some players that they would be called up the evening before the big reveal.

He experimented with how best to break the news of his situation - sometimes he would give the heads-up before meeting, other times he would tell them in person.

Filled with relief, then dread, Hannah began calling her friends to break the news.

In yet another example of the Kamala Harris campaign being too cute by half, a new interview revealed that they hoped to break the news of Tim Walz's vice presidential nomination through ESPN's former head of hoops scoops.