4 h. ago 'World's sexiest darts influencer' with lingerie calendar names reason she stopped playing

Sarah Milkowski, who has been labelled as the 'world's sexiest darts influencer', has opened up on why she stopped pursuing a professional career in the sport

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59 h. ago World’s sexiest darts influencer is ‘girl’s girl’ cheering on transgender star Noa

THE WORLD’S sexiest darts influencer is a “girl’s girl” who will be cheering on stars like Fallon Sherrock and Noa-Lynn van Leuven in 2026. Sarah Milkowski has taken over the darts scene on social media and is now one of the go-to influencers for fans of the sport. The German ace, 33, has amassed nearly...

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4 d. ago New Year’s Eve for people who can’t be bothered: How to ring in 2026 without leaving the sofa

From freezer-to-table party food and polished home pours to playlists, games and panic-buy booze stops, this is a refined guide to a quiet night done properly

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8 d. ago World's 'richest referee' explained why he kept job despite incredible net worth

A multi-millionaire businessman tried his hand at refereeing for a fascinating reason, going on to become one of the biggest names in the game

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9 d. ago Coronation Street fans only just realising why David Platt calls mum Gail by first name

Coronation Street fans have been left gobsmacked after discovering the real reason David Platt refers to his mum Gail by her first name rather than calling her 'mum'

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9 d. ago Coronation Street's Jack P Shepherd on real reason David Platt calls mum Gail

Coronation Street fans were left floored after realising the reason David Platt refers to his mum by her first name Gail

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1 week ago People only just learn reason why Brits love to eat turkey at Christmas

A history fanatic named Scott has revealed the reason why Brits love to have turkey for their Christmas dinner, as the tradition goes back almost 500 years to a trader in Yorkshire

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1 week ago Fulham star Joachim Andersen suffers injury so gruesome he refuses to even look at it during Nottingham Forest clash

JOACHIM ANDERSEN suffered a painful injury after dislocating his finger during the first half against Nottingham Forest. The Fulham defender called for play to be stopped in the 24th minute after a tangle with Brazilian striker Igor Jesus. TV pictures showed that a finger on the Dane's left hand had been forced out of place...

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1 week ago Steven Gerrard names the £6million reason for Rangers exit as he chased the 'Utopia'

The Liverpool icon quit Gers for Villa in November 2021 just six months after lifting the Premiership title with an unbeaten season

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1 week ago Paul Lim on his bizarre journey to Ally Pally stardom as he delivers perfect response to darts final push

The globetrotting 71-year-old will visit old folks homes and youth clubs playing the game when the time comes for him to stop competing

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1 week ago German darts hero calls for more security to stop crowd act the players hate

Ricardo Pietreczko didn't mess around as he analysed the scourge of his thrilling contest against Dave Chisnall

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2 w. ago Scott McTominay in furious clash with AC Milan star as raging Scotland hero restrained by Napoli teammate

McTominay had to be held back after Fikayo Tomori blasted the ball at him after play had stopped

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2 w. ago Minnie Driver's REAL name is revealed and the reason why it was changed ahead of her Emily In Paris debut

Despite being known for decades in the spotlight as Minnie, the actress, 55, was actually born with a different name.

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2 w. ago Legendary golf course where Tiger Woods won The Open closed due to unexploded artillery shell

ROYAL LIVERPOOL GOLF CLUB carried out a controlled bomb explosion on the course after a World World Two-era artillery shell was found. The incident forced all play to be stopped with a bomb squad called in to deal with the situation. A spokesperson for the course said: “We can confirm that emergency services are at...

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2 w. ago PATRICK MARMION reviews Indian Ink at Hampstead Theatre, London: Felicity Kendal triumphs in this revived classic from the late Tom Stoppard

It must surely be an emotionally intense experience for her to be starring in the revival of a play by her former partner, Tom Stoppard, who sadly died just last month.

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2 w. ago Indian Ink review: Felicity Kendal adds poignancy to Tom Stoppard play

In the wake of Tom Stoppard’s death this lush adaptation of one of his lesser works is given new charge

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2 w. ago ‘Even bankers aren’t taking that much’: Bosman at 30 and what the future holds for transfers

Revolution is still being sought three decades after the landmark ruling with a Dutch lawyer calling for a collective bargaining agreement for playersOn 15 December 1995, judges at the European court of justice (CJEU) took two minutes to bring an end to a legal process that had lasted five years. The Bosman rule, as it was known, was to stand, the judges said. European football clubs were no longer allowed to demand transfer fees for players whose contracts had expired, with governing bodies stopped from capping the number of Europeans in any team. The man whose dogged legal pursuit had brought about these changes, Jean‑Marc Bosman, emerged from a crowd of cameras and well‑wishers to give his verdict. “I have got to the top of the mountain and I am now very tired,” he said.For Bosman himself, it was downhill from there. “In the past I got a lot of promises but never received anything,” he told the Observer in 2015, claiming he “earned nothing” from the changes that ensued. He went b...

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2 w. ago 'Daughter goes by her middle name and the reason for it really breaks my heart'

A woman has revealed her heartache after her hearing her daughter's decision to use her middle name in every day life - and says it has made her 'cry and cringe'

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2 w. ago ‘A master of complications’: Felicity Kendal returns to Tom Stoppard’s Indian Ink after three decades

The writer’s former partner and her co-star Ruby Ashbourne Serkis describe the bittersweet nature of remounting his 90s play so soon after his death• ‘We were swimming in the mind pool of Tom Stoppard!’ – actors salute the great playwrightI won’t, I promise, refer to Felicity Kendal as Tom Stoppard’s muse. “No,” she says firmly. “Not this week.” Speaking to Stoppard’s former partner and longtime leading lady is delicate in the immediate aftermath of the writer’s death. But she is previewing a revival of his Indian Ink, so he shimmers through the conversation. The way Kendal refers to Stoppard in the present tense tells its own poignant story.Settling into a squishy brown sofa at Hampstead theatre, Kendal describes revisiting the 1995 work, developed from a 1991 radio play. “It’s a play that I always thought I’d like to go back to.” Previously starring as Flora Crewe, a provocative British poet visiting 1930s India, she now plays Eleanor Swan, Flora’s sister. We meet Eleanor in the 1...

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3 w. ago ‘Charge out like Zaire in 74’: how footballers really train for set pieces

I’ve spent too many wet and windy Friday afternoons preparing set-piece routines and it’s not a pretty sight By Nutmeg magazineSet pieces, eh, those brief but frequent interludes that sporadically pockmark our weekly sacrament, filling our heads with daydreams and fantasies of intricately worked ruses or 30-yard thunderbolts. Quite often the unintentional birth child of an ugly hacked clearance or theatrical swan dive, they ordinarily result in nothing more than a rudimentary blemish upon hallowed turf canvas but, sometimes, just sometimes, we are treated to strokes of genius that become as entrenched in the memory as is the Lord’s Prayer.When asked to provide a dose of professional insight detailing the fastidious workings that go into each and every single stoppage in play, it got me to thinking: have we lost an element of ingenuity in the pursuit of perfection? My dad has always warned me against the pitfalls of starting a game slowly so, with that pearl of wisdom well heeded, I’...

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