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Top ten tennis players Jessica Pegula and Iga Swiatek have echoed Coco Gauff’s concerns over the use of cameras away from the court at the Australian Open, insisting more privacy is needed for all players competing. READ MORE: Are we tennis players or zoo animals? – Swiatek on cameras
A Bristol-bound EasyJet flight was forced to land 180 miles away from its destination after a fuel emergency caused by a bird strike.Passengers aboard the service from Madrid experienced a stressful journey when their aircraft was forced to declare an emergency and divert to Liverpool.Passengers aboard Flight U22708 from Madrid had been scheduled to touch down at Bristol Airport at 10pm on Sunday following a routine two-hour journey from the Spanish capital.However, the situation changed dramatically when the flight was forced to declare an emergency and divert to Liverpool, with Bristol Airport halting all runway activity due to a separate…
A London pub is facing having its hours slashed after a single noise complaint was made to a Labour-led council. The World’s End in Finsbury Park, which has hosted gigs from acts including Mumford & Sons and Ed Sheeran is now facing a licensing review after a noise complaint was made to Islington council.If the review was passed, there could also be a ban on live music and airing live football as well as the implementation of an 11pm closing time or a ban on outside eating and drinking. The exact reason behind the sole noise complaint is not known,…
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Hotels giant Travelodge has warned recent Labour policies have made trading conditions “more challenging” after the sector missed out on fresh business rates relief.The criticism came in a trading update published a day after the Treasury confirmed fresh tax support for pubs and live-music venues.Chief executive Jo Boydell said the decision showed a lack of understanding of the hotel industry’s economic contribution.“Higher rates and a lack of bespoke support, together with wider regulatory cost increases, sends the message that the Government does not understand the economic value that our sector delivers,” she said.The budget chain, which operates 625 hotels across…
With City chasing a seventh Premier League title in 10 seasons under Guardiola, one might expect a player’s career to go downhill once they leave Etihad Stadium.That is not necessarily true.There are numerous examples of players going on to flourish elsewhere after failing to nail down a regular spot under Guardiola.Palmer, who made 19 Premier League appearances for City, is a prime example. Since moving to Chelsea for £42.5m in September 2023, the 23-year-old forward has established himself in the England side and helped his club win the Fifa Club World Cup and the Uefa Conference League.In 2019, Spanish teenager…
GB News star savagely mocks BBC presenter after he cancelled USA family holiday over safety concerns
Giles Coren has been ridiculed by comedian Leo Kearse and a large number of social media users after revealing he’d cancelled an upcoming family holiday to the United States.Mr Coren, whose best known for his newspaper columns and fronting shows such as Million Dollar Critic and the BBC’s Amazing Hotels, pulled the plug on his family’s February half-term holiday to Miami, citing safety concerns.The 55-year-old food writer announced on Monday that he had scrapped four flights to Florida, stating he could not “in good conscience” bring his wife and children to a country he now considers dangerous.”The United States is…
The Prince of Wales and Catherine, Princess of Wales lit a candle and said this year’s theme, Bridging Generations, “reminds us of the importance of listening to survivors, sharing their stories, and carrying their memories forward so the past is never forgotten”.
France prop Uini Atonio has been forced to retire after he was admitted to an intensive care unit following a “cardiac event”.The 35-year-old was taken to a hospital in La Rochelle on Tuesday with his club saying he suffered a suspected heart problem and is now in a stable condition.”Following his hospitalisation, Uini will have to undergo a long period of recovery,” said French Top 14 side La Rochelle, his team since 2011.Atonio, who was born in New Zealand, qualified to play for France through residency and made 68 appearances for his adoptive country.During his career the giant prop, who…
The National Lottery has issued an urgent appeal for one lucky individual to claim their winning EuroMillions ticket.The ticket was bought in Birmingham for the August 15 draw last year – but time is quickly running out for the winner to claim the life-changing prize.Just two weeks remain for the holder of the ticket, with the winning code VLPL 28287, to notify The National Lottery.They only have until February 11 to come forward.The National Lottery is urging players to check and double-check their tickets for the chance to claim the seven-figure sum.The unclaimed ticket is one of six big prizes…
