5 d. ago Michael van Gerwen breaks silence after he was caught up in a ugly kebab shop brawl

Darting icon Michael van Gerwen has spoken out after footage of him getting into a brawl in a kebab shop emerged online over the weekend

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5 d. ago Wild moment darts champion Michael van Gerwen is caught in a KEBAB SHOP brawl as legend is seen in the middle of scuffle with fellow punters

A video circulating on social media of the incident shows the three-time darts world champion, 36, at the centre of a five-man scuffle near the shop's counter.

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5 d. ago Watch moment furious Michael van Gerwen caught up in ugly kebab shop punch

MICHAEL VAN GERWEN was involved in an angry row on a night out shown in footage leaked on social media. The three-times world champion can be seen at the centre of an ugly scuffle as other people are held back on Saturday night. But MVG, 36, has been quick to respond to the incident during...

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6 d. ago Kebab shop theft led to last sighting of missing Brit sailor James Nunan

James Nunan, 34, has been missing for over a month but investigators in Spain revealed how a theft at the kebab shop led them to his last sighting, before he vanished on a round-the-world sailing trip

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6 d. ago Missing Brit sailor ‘likely fell in sea from yacht mast’ after last sighting at kebab shop as cops reveal new theory

COPS suggest the Brit who went missing on a solo sailing trip may have fallen in the sea from the yacht mast as the hunt for him continues. James Nunan, 34, was five months into his round-the-world trip when he mysteriously vanished on August 18. James from Reading, better-known to family and friends as Jemsie, had been at the pub,...

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8 d. ago The kebab shop offering 'authentic' shawarmas where two popular items are completely banned

'We’re not trying to be everything to everyone'

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2 w. ago The Guide #208: How theatre is holding its own in the age of artificial intelligence

In this week’s newsletter: Live performances offering authentic human connection are drawing crowds to the stage, as AI-driven drivel worms its way into other creative industriesLast year, more than 37 million people settled their behinds into the red-velvet upholstery, plastic chairs or wooden “I’ll only tolerate this because it’s the Globe” benches of a theatre. West End attendance has reportedly grown by 11% and regional audiences have increased by 4% since 2019 – pretty impressive amid a cost of living crisis and after a pandemic that had us all locked in our houses.The increase in attendance can be chalked up to all sorts of reasons: the post-Covid return of tourists to the UK, schemes offering more reasonably priced tickets, and big films such as Wicked leaving people wondering what that Defying Gravity note sounds like live. But I’d throw another contender into the mix: the rise of AI. Continue reading...

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