Month: March 2025

NEWCASTLE players and staff celebrated with gathered locals fans at Town Moor after the side won their first trophy in 70 YEARS! Eddie Howe’s side beat Liverpool 2-1 at Wembley to claim their first silverware in over half a century. The side celebrated the famous victory, as they took to the stage in front of… Continue reading Newcastle trophy parade LIVE: Toon Army celebrations go into the night for HISTORIC Carabao Cup win over L’pool

TWELVE teenagers have been arrested after a gang of youths allegedly attacked a group of partygoers at a primary school. The thugs, reportedly armed with knives, stormed the private birthday party at Elm Park Primary School in east London last Saturday. The Metropolitan Police has now arrested a dozen teenagers, aged between 12 and 17,… Continue reading Cops arrest 12 teens after ‘knife-wielding gang stormed primary school party & launched attack’ sending kids screaming

A CAMERAMAN was left fuming after his equipment was smashed by an errant shot during Brighton’s FA Cup clash with Nottingham Forest. The Seagulls crashed out following a nerve-shredding penalty shootout against Nuno Santo’s side on Saturday night. Brighton’s Carlos Baleba tried his luck from range during the first half at the Amex Stadium. But… Continue reading FA Cup cameraman left furious as Brighton star Carlos Baleba destroys his camera with wayward shot

LAURA Anderson responded to mum shamers after ‘fighting back tears’ over a cruel comment. The former Love Island star, 35, welcomed 18-month-old daughter Bonnie with her ex Gary Lucy. Posting on Instagram, Laura revealed she received an upsetting message while out for lunch with boyfriend Clark Robertson. She shared, in part: “Hey gang, Bonnie’s just… Continue reading Laura Anderson furiously hits back at mum shamers after being left ‘fighting back tears’ over cruel comment

WHEN I told friends I’d be spending a whole day in the airport, their responses were much the same: “Poor you” and “What a slog”. But after ten minutes in a bath-warm swimming pool hovering above the terminal at Hamad International Airport, in Qatari capital Doha, their sympathies somewhat faded. This wasn’t a “slog”, at… Continue reading I went to the world’s best airport with a huge new terminal – and found tropical gardens & even an indoor swimming pool

MY first cruise holiday ticked all the boxes. Guided land tours and free entry to attractions? Tick. Cuisine that would make even Gordon Ramsay break out in a smile? Tick. And a super-attentive and talented crew, worthy of BGT auditions? I was already at the airport gate, for my river adventure exploring the Andalusia region… Continue reading The grand Spanish river cruise that stops at three lesser-visited cities along the way

NAPLES is one of the few Italian cities that you can still very much enjoy on a budget. Its sunny streets are less than three hours away by plane and there are budget flights from London, Manchester, Birmingham and Bristol starting from just £157 return this spring. From pizza and football to castles and negronis,… Continue reading I visited Italian city with £3 award-winning pizza and beautiful nearby islands – and Ryanair has cheap flights

NINE out of ten women have felt palmed off when asking for medical help, a survey found. Almost half claimed they went to a GP multiple times before being taken seriously. It comes amid warnings from female patients and staff of “medical misogyny” in the NHS. In a poll of 900 customers by private blood… Continue reading Nine of ten women have felt palmed off when seeking medical advice from their GP

A BURGLAR was spared jail after being convicted of his FIFTY-SEVENTH break-in, a Sun on Sunday probe reveals. The prolific offender had a total of 265 previous convictions. He was among career criminals — including robbers, sex offenders and drug abusers — who dodged jail and were let off with non-custodial sentences such as suspended… Continue reading Burglar spared jail after being convicted of FIFTY-SEVENTH break-in, Sun on Sunday probe reveals

YOU turn the corner at the end  of a mile-long drive and suddenly Bournemouth’s ambition smacks you in the face. Behind the ornamental fountains is the stunning main building of the Cherries’ new £40million Performance Centre, which opened this week. As the Dorset sunshine pours down and is harvested by the first set of solar… Continue reading ‘I wasn’t expecting it’ – Inside Bournemouth’s futuristic new base including indoor dome