11 h. ago Tyson Fury's cousin apologises to crowd after fight stopped suddenly in first round

Hughie Fury is the first cousin of Tyson Fury and fought the Netherlands on Saturday night, beating Michael Webster after a technical stoppage in the first round

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31 h. ago Ryanair suddenly STOPS discount scheme used by tens of thousands of passengers

Ryanair claimed its Prime subscription scheme was a 'no brainer' for frequent flyers, but it failed to attract anything like enough customers and has now been ditched

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7 d. ago Arsenal’s Eberechi Eze finds own plane just above ground level to sink Spurs | Barney Ronay

The England forward has made a decent start to his Emirates career but this performance was stick-it-on-a-mural stuffHas there ever been a softer, more delicate act of derby day brutality than this, a hat-trick in a 4-1 win where every goal must have felt like being bludgeoned to death with a feather‑light Parisian macaron?Eberechi Eze’s third goal, the killer, the legend-maker, was the funniest, and also the most telling. It was made by a thrust down the left, and by Leandro Trossard’s smart pass. But it was made as an aesthetic by Destiny Udogie falling over, not because of any real act of trickery, but because Eze stopped suddenly, out there in the middle of all that heat and light, taking the ball on the edge of the Spurs box and simply ceasing to move, like a squirrel on a branch. Continue reading...

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1 week ago Are you suddenly hungry all the time? This is the surprising reason why, how to stop the pangs and why women are worst affected: DR EMILY LEEMING

Like clockwork, the cold weather sets in and you feel hungrier. Suddenly, a salad isn't appealing. What you really want is warm, comforting dishes, such as lasagne, mashed potato and gooey chocolate puds.

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2 w. ago Grandma living in constant fear after device meant to keep her alive fails twice

Elizabeth Fletcher, 69, experienced two brushes with death in eight years after her pacemakers suddenly stopped working - the mum-of-six said the fear of it happening again was 'like having a gun against your head'

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2 w. ago Shepton Mallet Carnival stops suddenly after incident as people warned 'stand back'

Floats were weaving their way through the town tonight before onlookers said the procession came to an abrupt standstill - people were urged to make way for an ambulance

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3 w. ago Woman left unconscious and with broken teeth after Lime bike suddenly stops mid

WARNING, GRAPHIC CONTENT: Mia Townsend, 19, was cycling on a Lime bike in New Cross, south east London when she says it allegedly malfunctioned which sent her flying

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3 w. ago At 13, the stress of my parents' toxic divorce caused my hair to fall out. It never grew back. This is what all divorcing couples need to know: LAURA MATHIAS

The hairdresser chatted away as she parted my hair down the middle, playing around to see what style would suit me. Suddenly her friendly chatter stopped.

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3 w. ago Joe Cole: ‘Anything which generates the money you get in football means the parasites come’

Former Chelsea and England maverick on being portrayed as spoilt at 16, Max Dowman’s future, his admiration for Mikel Arteta, and a big dream of managing England“Someone who worked a lot with rock stars told me that the age that they become famous is the age they stay for the rest of their life. I thought: ‘That doesn’t bode well for me,’” Joe Cole says ruefully. “I was in the public eye at 16 and thrust in front of the media. You grow up, you become a dad, but you’re still a footballer. And then, all of a sudden, it stops but your whole identity is still wrapped up in it.”The former West Ham, Chelsea and England footballer, a gifted maverick who always felt a man out of time, playing a game years ahead of most of his contemporaries, smiles when I ask how old he feels now: “Forty‑four. I’m 44 [this Saturday]. My wife will laugh if she reads this, but you emotionally mature quite quickly as a footballer.” Continue reading...

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3 w. ago The ‘pavement vigilante’: why Cameron Roh is naming and shaming bad walking etiquette

He films people breaking his self-created ‘laws’ of street decorum and posts the videos online – with many viewers expressing their gratitude. So watch out if you’re rushing along on your phone or wheeling a small bag that could be carried ...It’s a damp, grey morning in Soho, London, and Cameron Roh is standing a metre or so behind a woman who is speaking loudly into her phone outside Caffè Nero. She is breaking his “laws” of “pavement etiquette” and he holds up his phone and presses record. Lost in conversation, the woman doesn’t see him, but still, watching him from a distance, it’s fist-in-mouth awkward. What if she turns around? Is this allowed? Is this even OK?Suddenly, the woman hangs up and dashes across the road, oblivious to what has just happened. Evidence duly captured, Roh returns to where I am hiding and delivers his verdict, which is marks out of 10 – with 10 being perfect pavement etiquette. “That’s a two,” he says. Her crimes? “On her phone, sudden stop, pretty much...

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