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I’m sure some people take to cooking like a knife through butter, but I have taken to it more like a knife through a brick.

THE Countess of Wessex has been praised for "getting on with the job" with "no fuss" and "no fanfare" after she started her new role as a volunteer at a coronavirus vaccination centre.

It is still anybody's guess whether or not the Argentinean superstar will be a Barcelona player next season with just over four months remaining of his current contract

After a frustrating first half of the season at Real Madrid during which he made just five starts, Martin Odegaard has featured regularly at Arsenal since joining on loan

Singer Peter Andre is "48 and feeling great" as he celebrated his birthday 26 years after finding fame with his 1995 shirtless music video

A huge blow for the Hammers.

Shoppers have ranked supermarkets Lidl, Waitrose, Iceland, Marks and Spencer, Asda, Aldi and Morrisons in a new survey by Which?

MARIO DRAGHI pushed for a more "European UK" while visiting the City of London before Brexit.

Premier League side and Scottish Premier League giants monitoring League One youngster

The NHS fundraising hero is being laid to rest in Bedford today.

Lawmakers due to attend conservative conference where crowds booed hosts for asking guests to wear masks

BRITAIN is bracing for a continental plume to blast highs of 13C as the latest weather charts turn red with spring sending temperatures soaring.

Singer and socialite were often photographed together in the mid-2000s

Denise dislocated her shoulder during the competition.

'There is no "best" way.'

The LA Lakers star moved to dismiss the comments made by the controversial AC Milan striker

Police said the victim tragically died in hospital after being attacked near a pub in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex last night

The veteran, who raised more than £32million for the NHS during the first lockdown, passed away in hospital on February 2 after contracting coronavirus

CAPTAIN Tom Moore's funeral will see flags at half-mast, a ceremonial firing party, and a flypast by the RAF in his honour.

Marks & Spencer have divided online shoppers after revealing their new collection of dresses designed by Finery London, with prices starting from £45

Ten years on from his very public meltdown, Charlie Sheen has talked about his regret over turning down a rehab trip from senior TV executives, saying he wishes he had 'gotten on the jet'

Become lord of your country manor.

The funeral of Captain Sir Tom Moore takes place today.

De Bruyne retakes his place in midfield for the visit of the Hammers as Guardiola tries to guide his team to a 13 point lead at the top of the Premier League

A LEADING France expert has praised Brexit as a "success," telling the BBC that Britain is in a far better position than Europe.

Dobby was rescued by Cane Rosso Rescue in Texas with a severe case of mange. His owner Brylee, from Texas, shared a slideshow of images on TikTok of Dobby in the shelter compared to now.

University students forced to leave their dorms after discovery of potential second world war deviceThousands of people have been evacuated from their homes in Exeter while authorities investigate a possible unexploded second world war device, according to police.A 400-metre (1,300-ft) cordon was in place on Saturday morning, with 2,600 homes evacuated on Friday evening and Saturday. Continue reading...

'Why would somebody cycle into a car deliberately?'

The latest Man Utd team news and injury latest ahead of the Premier League trip to face Chelsea this weekend.

Anas Sarwar becomes first leader of major party from ethnic minority background

Pep Guardiola’s Premier League leaders host David Moyes’ Hammers in the early kick-off

Princess Anne has spoken out about a deadly illness which killed a number of the Queen’s horses at Balmoral.

Live updates from the 12.30pm GMT kick-offPremier League: 10 things to look out for this weekendAny comments? You can email Scott.Murray@theguardian.com 11.32am GMT Manchester City: Ederson, Walker, Stones, Dias, Zinchenko, De Bruyne, Fernandinho, Gundogan, Mahrez, Aguero, Torres.Subs: Sterling, Gabriel Jesus, Steffen, Laporte, Rodri, Bernardo Silva, Mendy, Joao Cancelo, Foden.West Ham United: Randolph, Diop, Dawson, Cresswell, Coufal, Soucek, Rice, Johnson, Fornals, Lingard, Antonio.Subs: Balbuena, Benrahma, Lanzini, Noble, Bowen, Martin, Trott, Odubeko. 5.12pm GMT Manchester City are hoping to make it 20 wins in a row in all competitions today. Twenty in a row! This carry-on is beyond outrageous, but City’s amazing run can be partially explained by Pep Guardiola’s mindset, and his ability to compartmentalise, taking things one careful step at a time. “The challenge is not to win 20 or 21, the challenge is to beat West Ham. This is the only challenge that we have. The results are a consequence of what we do day by day. When you win you are a genius and when you lose you are a disaster. I don’t listen much.”City have done much of this without the injured Kevin De Bruyne, who could return to the starting XI this weekend. “He’s fully fit.” Three small words from Pep that will send a shiver down the division and up David Moyes’ spine. The Hammers have lost on their last four visits to the Etihad, and have been on the wrong end of some City spankings in the last few years: two 5-0s, a couple of 4-0s, and a 4-1. But they did grind out a draw at the London Stadium back in October, and they’re fourth in the league right now, deservedly so. City are strong favourites, of course they are, but all hope is not lost. Continue reading...

A newly married couple have defended their decision to let the grooms best friend propose during their Sydney wedding reception.

The Apprentice star Lottie Lion joined a sugar daddy website in order to date wealthy men after her finances took a hit and now says TV execs turned her into a 'villain'

Hector Bellerin held heart-to-heart talks with Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta last year, when Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain were ready to swoop for the right-back

‘Essentially, that’s what your argument is, saying, ‘Whoops,’ now?’

Laraine McHendrie Decarie, 64, who represented Great Britain around the world in the 1980s has been homeless for four years and is living on a piece of cardboard in London.

The Brazilian winger played under Conte during his two seasons in charge at Stamford Bridge but was not too impressed with his attitude towards certain players

Jack Barnes, 29, died by manslaughter at the hands of Metrolink workers who used 'grossly excessive force' to restrain him, a coroner ruled.

We have a real opportunity here to take a first big step. Let’s not waste it

Only Fools and Horses fans were nearly granted a revival to celebrate the show’s 30th anniversary, one of its stars has revealed.John Challis, who played Boycie in the hit BBC sitcom, said that writer John Sullivan was working on a comeback episode but died before completing the script. The episode would have seen Del Boy celebrate his retirement in the Nag’s Head.Speaking to The Sun, Challis said: “The 30th anniversary was coming up and John was in the process of getting together a Christmas special or something.“It was going to be Del Boy’s 65th birthday, he was going to retire and there was going to be a bit of a get-together in the Nag’s Head. But unfortunately he (John) got ill and didn’t come out of it.”Sullivan died after contracting viral pneumonia in April 2011, five months before the 30th anniversary of Only Fools And Horses’ debut. Recalling his death, Challis said: “It was a complete shock to everybody. We got a phone call from the producers giving us the bad news.”Sullivan wrote all 64 episodes of Only Fools And Horses, which ran between 1981 and 2003. Over 19 million people tuned in to see its final episode on Christmas Day in 2003. Sir David Jason, who played Del Boy in the show, recently admitted he had watched an old episode of Only Fools And Horses during lockdown, and was left in fits of giggles at the iconic moment when his character fell through a wine bar hatch. He told The Mirror: “It gave me great joy. The hatch scene still makes me laugh out loud. Normally I’m very critical of what I do, I don’t enjoy watching very much. But that one just works.”READ MORE:Why Only Fools And Horses Bosses Had To Keep One Of Its Most Iconic Episodes Secret From The BBCSir David Jason Nearly Played A Very Different Character In Only Fools And Horses

Devon and Cornwall Police confirmed a 400-yard cordon was in place, with homes evacuated for the examination of the device, which was located at a building site near Exeter University on Friday.

Halsey called the comments 'unacceptable'.