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As university courses go it may raise a few eyebrows, but Destiny McGowan has no doubt that hers was very useful.In July the 21-year-old graduated from Nottingham Trent University with a degree in content creation.As well as teaching how to best make videos and posts for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube, the course also focused on how to build audiences, engage with brands and monetise your content.”I always wanted to be an entrepreneur, so for me the course was about the transferable skills that I believed I would gain,” says Destiny, pointing to both the social media and business aspects she…

As the anniversary of the attack approaches his relatives and friends said they always described him as a “mensch” – a Yiddish word for a person of decency who shows up and takes responsibility for those around them.Cravitz’s stepdaughter, Sherelle Dresner, wants 2 October to become National Mensch Day and is setting up a charity, Mensch Like Melvin, to create a lasting legacy.Dresner, from Bury, Greater Manchester, said: “One year on our grief is still raw and the pain has not lessened.”But the months following Melvin’s murder have strengthened our commitment to putting good into the world, in whatever shape…

Euro ’96 was the first European Championship staged after Czechoslovakia separated – forming the Czech Republic and Slovakia.But nobody expected the Czech team to have much impact at the tournament, including the country’s own players.They were outsiders, and most of the squad were still based in their domestic league.Several had booked their holidays for straight after the group stage – which involved Germany, Italy and Russia – and Vladimir Smicer was even due to get married.Midfielder Patrik Berger says his then Borussia Dortmund team-mate Jurgen Kohler did not even know the Czechs were at the Euros… and the defender was…

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Saul was 17 and on a school trip when he first started feeling cold and experiencing sensitivity to light, but when a purple rash developed, the family went to A&E.”It all happened very fast,” said Saul. “When my mum used the word meningitis, I could see how worried she was. It was really concerning – it was all so alien to us.”Saul spent a week in hospital and said the experience was “really scary”, especially as he was so young.Almost exactly a year later, his then 16-year-old brother Drew began to feel unwell as he was studying for his GCSEs…

Ferguson, who is under contract until 2028 with the option of a further year, has played every minute of Bologna’s five Serie A games so far this season.His father, Derek, and uncle, Barry, both played for Rangers with the latter captaining and at one stage managing at Ibrox.In July, newly-installed Rangers manager Derek McInnes spoke of an “obvious link” with Ferguson, having worked with the player at Aberdeen.On his bond with Rangers, Ferguson said: “It’s no secret that I grew up a fan and my family is involved in the club.”It was a dream of mine as a kid and…

Family and friends of renowned British explorer Sir Ranulph Fiennes have said they have not been able to visit or contact him for months.His former sister-in-law told the that she did not know where he was, and nobody had been able to go and see him. It has been alleged that Sir Ranulph, 82, has been admitted to a number of care homes under assumed names, after a family rift involving his second wife, Louise Millington-Cotes.Louise Millington-Cotes did not immediately respond to the allegations, or the ‘s request for comment.Cheshire Police have said they are aware of the concerns regarding…

Hart twice won the Premier League (2011-12 and 2013-14) and League Cup (2013-14 and 2015-16) as well as the FA Cup (2010-11) during his time at City.The 39-year-old said because there was “nothing concrete”, it was matter of allowing things to “play out” and none of his achievements are in any way tarnished.Hart added: “If Man City are found guilty, which I don’t think they are because of what Khaldoon said, then there’s conversations to be had.”But right now I’m very confident and very, very calm. I’m very proud of what I’ve achieved and what I did with Manchester City…

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Shabana Mahmood has suggested she will water down indefinite leave to remain reforms amid her ongoing row with Angela Rayner. After the Home Secretary announced a sweeping set of reforms to make it harder to acquire ILR, she faced furious backlash from her own party – spearheaded by Ms Rayner. Today, Ms Mahmood has appeared to buckle to growing demand within her party to ease up on the application of the asylum crackdown. She said: “I know that, throughout our consultation process, some have said elements of these reforms are not fair.”To that, let me say this. We will come…