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“She was trying to cause an upset and got me with some shots. “She’s a heavy-hitting diva and that’s one of the best fights I’ve been in my professional career, especially at 10 rounds. It was fun. I had to watch my ass every round.”I think today I showcased my skills, my offence, my defence and body shots. I almost had her out in round seven, but she just wouldn’t go.”Shields beat Crews-Dezurn three times as an amateur and on their professional debuts in 2016.

A wealthy couple have been ordered to tear down rooftop planters from their £2.5million London home following a furious row with neighbours. Nicolas Joseph and his wife Stephanie installed aluminium plant boxes around the perimeter of their four-bedroom home in the salubrious Notting Hill mews. The containers, filled with both real and artificial flowers, were deemed by some residents to form a “barricade” that obstructed light to neighbouring properties.Kensington and Chelsea Council initiated enforcement proceedings last August, arguing the planters lacked proper planning consent.The couple, originally from France, maintain that the containers actually enhanced their neighbours’ privacy and caused no…

Every single illegal migrant faces deportation under a Reform UK government, Zia Yusuf has told GB News.The party’s home affairs spokesman is set to unveil radical plans to overhaul Britain’s immigration system.He told Ellie Costello and Cameron Walker on GB News Breakfast he is doing so with the ultimate aim of removing every illegal migrant from the country.Mr Yusuf insists his proposals are “the least that should be done” because far too many people are entering the country and overstaying their visas.“If you vote for a Reform government, my promise is this. We will secure our borders and stop the…

Senior Labour Government discussions are continuing in response to Donald Trump’s declaration of 15 per cent tariffs on imports worldwide, with ministers seeking the most favourable outcome for British companies.Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson conceded that firms face a period of doubt following the US President’s announcement, but maintained that the UK anticipates its advantageous trading terms with America will remain intact.This weekend, the Labour minister said: “We, through the work that the Prime Minister has been leading in engaging with the US Government and with President Trump, we would hope and expect that to continue, but these discussions are ongoing.”She…

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England midfielder Ruben Loftus-Cheek was carried off on a stretcher with a head injury during AC Milan’s 1-0 defeat by Parma.He collided with Parma goalkeeper Edoardo Corvi when challenging for a cross early in the Serie A game at the San Siro on Sunday.Loftus-Cheek’s head and neck were put in a brace before he was taken off.Sky Italia reported that he broke his jaw and several teeth.A significant injury could affect Loftus-Cheek’s chances of making England’s squad for the World Cup, which starts in June.

A suspected rapist has been accidentally set free from prison and managed to leave the country just weeks before he is due to stand trial, it has been revealed.The man, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was being held in custody in a British prison while charged with multiple allegations of rape, sexual assault and violence against a woman.After a pre-trial hearing in early February, a court official at Isleworth Crown Court in west London accidentally told the prison that the defendant could be set free on bail, triggering his release from jail.He then left the country shortly after…

More than half of Britons think Labour is too busy policing people’s lives instead of tackling the cost-of-living crisis, according to new polling.The public is increasingly of the belief that ministers spend more time trying to ban tobacco, tax alcohol, and clamp down on adverts than helping struggling households.Life has become less fun under Labour, said 56 per cent of respondents to the poll by the Merlin Strategy for the Adam Smith Institute.That includes 76 per cent of Conservatives, 36 per cent of Labour voters, and 79 per cent of Reform supporters.Tory MP Jack Rankin said: “This polling reflects something…

New data suggests that Britain’s labour market has deteriorated sharply, with job vacancies plunging to 694,000, a five-year low not witnessed since the depths of the pandemic.Unemployment has simultaneously climbed to 5.2 per cent, marking the highest rate recorded in four years, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).The squeeze on opportunities means jobseekers now face significantly tougher competition, with more than two candidates chasing every available position, with some businesses taking aim at Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s tax decisions.Research from jobs platform Adzuna revealed that advertised roles dipped below the 700,000 threshold for the first…

Actor and singer Jamie Foxx has sparked a fierce debate among the public after he delivered his thoughts on a controversial moment from last night’s Bafta Awards.Tourette’s syndrome campaigner John Davidson, whose life story inspired the Bafta-nominated film I Swear, experienced multiple involuntary outbursts during Sunday evening’s ceremony at London’s Royal Festival Hall.The 54-year-old activist’s tics were audible throughout the first portion of the awards show, prompting host Alan Cumming to pause proceedings and address the audience directly.”You may have noticed some strong language in the background. This can be part of how Tourette’s syndrome shows up for some people…