23 h. ago Arsenal wonderkid Max Dowman signs scholarship terms after first

The 15-year-old made his Premier League debut against Leeds in August

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2 w. ago Over 13,000 Brits slapped with £100 fine on same road in just a DAY after not realising rules had changed

OVER 10,000 drivers have been slapped with a hefty £100 in just a single day. Motorists failed to notice a new 40mph limit through a major roadworks zone. Drivers travelling along the A417 in Gloucestershire were met with on-the-spot fines after new speed cameras clocked thousands of cars flying through the “Missing Link” construction area...

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2 w. ago The quiet Osbourne breaks her silence: After 25 years Ozzy's eldest child Aimee to reveal all in new documentary

She was the only Osbourne determined to avoid the spotlight. So much so that as the cameras moved into the family's Beverly Hills mansion, Aimee Osbourne moved out at just 16.

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3 w. ago Big cat sighted in UK as bloke who spotted it claims 'it's a big cat'

A Labrador sized 'big cat' has been spotted prowling the Lincolnshire countryside on a trail camera as a local resident has consulted experts to confirm the sighting

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3 w. ago Declan Rice teases Arsenal wonderkid Max Dowman as hilarious moment spotted by cameras

Declan Rice poked fun at Max Dowman during Arsenal's 2-0 win over Olympiacos at the Emirates Stadium on Wednesday night

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3 w. ago America's stupidest thieves caught posing in jewels they'd just stolen from Russian doctor's luxury Miami apartment

The trio were spotted on several surveillance cameras wearing their $60,000 haul as they left the Paramount Miami Worldcenter in the city's ritzy downtown last month.

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4 w. ago Rage, Maga and the Kardashians: the teen who filmed 3,000 hours of Kanye West’s life

At the age of 18, Nico Ballesteros was given permission to film the falling star for six years, now packaged into an unsettling new documentaryIf you were to go back and rewatch any of Kanye West’s controversial moments from the last seven years – I’m not sure why you would, as West’s devolution from hallowed icon to cultural pariah has been one of the sadder pop culture stories of the decade, but let’s say you did – you would spot, lingering in the background, a kid with a camera.He’s easy to miss – scrawny, often wearing Calabasas-sized sunglasses, usually holding an iPhone or iPad, he’s nearly indistinguishable from the many fans and associates that often trail West wherever he goes. But he’s always there. In the Oval Office meeting where West pledged his fealty to Donald Trump, at his infamous “white lives matter” Paris fashion show, at any of his messianic “Sunday Service” worship sessions – there he is, impassive, camera trained on the Chicago-born rapper now legally known as ...

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