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Chelsea star Martinez ‘back in weeks’ after surgery to fix fractured jaw

EMI MARTINEZ has given a positive update on his health after his grisly clash of heads against Everton.

Iga Swiatek Refuses to Retire as Brit Ranked 170th to Play for Wuhan Open Title

It’s finals day at the Wuhan Open and the Shanghai Masters. In Wuhan, Britain’s Sonay Kartal is bidding to make history by lifting the trophy as the world No. 170. She’s already become the lowest-ranked woman to reach a WTA 1000 / Tier I final since 1990. Now she wants to go one better.

There is one thing ruining this year’s Celebrity Traitors

Celebrities are back in the castle and Brits are once again gripped by what has become a much-loved game of deception and murdering. Last year’s series was a positive hit, as comedian Alan Carr stole the show as a traitor, pulling the wool over his fellow players’ eyes with hilarity. At one point, he was forced to look into the eyes of those still playing and insist to them that was a faithful. As he tried to do so, he burst out laughing.

Households with an induction hob in kitchen urged to spend 50p now

Households across the UK with an induction hob in their kitchen are urged to spend 50p now to complete an important check.

Strictly winner left with head in her hands as she’s grilled over co-star

A Strictly Come Dancing icon was left embarrassed following a significant gaffe concerning another star from the programme. Oti Mabuse joined the BBC series in 2015, departing in 2022 after seven successful years. Since then, she has presented her own ITV breakfast show, appeared on programmes including Loose Women and I'm A Celebrity, and served as a judge on Dancing with the Stars. Throughout her Strictly tenure, she partnered celebrities such as Kelvin Fletcher, Danny Mac and Bill Bailey, but has now confessed she cannot recall the names of every contestant who has competed on the ballroom programme.

Arrests over France protests rise to 1,800, with whole streets in Paris ‘devastated’

More than 1,800 people have been arrested in France over protests on Saturday, the country’s interior minister Laurent Nunez has said.

I Share My Husband With 5 Other Women & We Live 500 Miles Apart

HAYLEY Folk enjoys a type of marital bliss that would leave most traditional couples flabbergasted.

Paul McCartney's former fiancée's blunt four-word verdict of new Beatles films

Sir Paul McCartney’s former fiancée Jane Asher has delivered her blunt verdict ahead of the four films about The Beatles. The actress, who will be portrayed in the biopics, simply said: “I won’t watch it.”

BBC Bitesize 'encourages pupils to back open borders & Net Zero policies'

The BBC has been accused of pushing woke Left-wing political views on migration, Net Zero and inequality to millions of schoolchildren.

Households urged to use piece of A4 paper before turning heating on

The weather is getting colder and wetter and energy bills have already gone up by another 4% this month - and even bigger rises are on the horizon.

Rachel Reeves' horror £300 leaving present slammed by angry UK drivers

Rachel Reeves’ final leaving present for UK motorists has been firmly rejected by Britons in an explosive new Express poll. The former Chancellor confirmed the introduction of new pay-per-mile fees last November in one of her final moves in Number 11 Downing Street. The new electric Vehicle Excise Duty (VED) fee will see electric cars charged 3p per mile to use the road from April 2028, with plug-in hybrids paying 1.5p per mile.

Two-thirds of Britons have lost faith in traditional careers, says study

Britons are undergoing a great rethink of work, wealth careers as confidence in the jobs market and employment prospects wanes, according to new research. Growing numbers of people are questioning whether employment delivers the security and prosperity it once promised, according to a new study. The Business Ownership Index reveals that almost two-thirds (60%) of UK adults believe traditional careers are less secure than they used to be – while only 21% expect to follow a traditional career path with a single employer. Almost a quarter believe the traditional corporate career is effectively dead in the water.