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After claiming an emotional Olympic gold, Mikaela Shiffrin’s thoughts turned to one person who was not there – her father, Jeff.The American crossed the line as Olympic slalom champion, as she did 12 years ago in Sochi, aged 18.Only this time, as she embraced her mother and coaches, she felt the absence of her dad, who passed away six years ago.”For my dad, who didn’t get to see this. This was a moment I had dreamed about. I have also been very scared of this moment,” she said.”Everything in life you do after you lose someone you love is like…

Machete and axe-wielding robbers have targeted a Southend jewellers, with police launching an urgent investigation.Essex Police said it had received reports of thieves smashing their way into a jewellery shop on Weston Road, at about 10.15am on Monday, February 16.The suspects are said to have caused substantial damage to the store, using a multitude of weapons such as a machete and an axe.The three-man gang struck Alex John Jewellers in Essex.Online footage shows the men dressed in dark clothing getting back into a red Mitsubishi that had been abandoned in the middle of the street.A short time after the incident,…

Robert Jenrick has sent a “clear message” to GB News viewers following his major economic announcement today.Sitting down with GB News Political Editor Christopher Hope, the newly-appointed Reform UK Shadow Chancellor assured Britons they can “trust” him to “look after their money”.Laying out his plan earlier today, Mr Jenrick told a packed London press conference that he would tackle Britain’s ballooning benefits bill and restore the two-child benefit cap.As Christopher grilled the Reform MP on his decision to vote to “lift the cap” in February, Mr Jenrick responded: “There isn’t any confusion, we’ve been very clear. Nigel and I have…

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British households can expect their energy bills to drop by approximately seven per cent when Ofgem’s price cap undergoes its next revision in April, energy analysts have predicted.Cornwall Insight forecasts that Ofgem will lower the energy price cap by £117, bringing annual bills for a typical dual fuel home down to £1,641 from 1 April.This projection represents a slightly more modest decrease than the consultancy’s earlier estimate, which anticipated an eight per cent reduction worth £138.The regulator is due to confirm the official cap level by February 25, covering the quarter running from April through to the end of June.Ofgem…

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Josh Rock blamed his error-strewn display in last week’s 6-2 Premier League defeat by Michael Van Gerwen in Antwerp on the soap he used in the bathroom before going on stage.The 24-year-old was seen wiping his hands on his trousers multiple times and licking his fingers at one stage during the quarter-final contest. Northern Ireland’s Rock believes his inability to grip the darts properly was caused by the soap and he has now sought to guard against it happening to him at future events by packing his own chalk and wax.”I went to the toilet just before I went on…

A Pembrokeshire pub landlord has been told to remove his inflatable rugby posts outside the front doors of his establishment in rather mysterious circumstances.Jason Vaughan, who runs The Ivy Bush Inn on Narberth’s High Street, purchased the Guinness-branded goalposts from eBay for just under £100 to celebrate the Six Nations tournament.The 44-year-old installed the black and white inflatable display to frame his pub’s entrance, creating a welcoming spot for rugby fans to enjoy a pint while watching the matches.However, perhaps in response to Wales’ dismal showing in the Six Nations so far, one mysterious caller was left disgruntled by the…