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LIV Golf exodus continues as two stars confirm they are quitting tour

Golf stars Tyrell Hatton and Ian Poulter have both confirmed they'll both be quitting the breakaway LIV Golf tour, as the latest raft of stars jump ship. There are serious questions about the future of the tour after cuts were made to the Saudi Arabia-backed project earlier this year. Poulter has been a member of LIV since it launched back in 2022, while Hatton signed up in 2024. The duo are the latest big names to step away, following in the footsteps of major champions Jon Rahm and Louis Oosthuizen.

Met Office urges households to gather 2 items at home on Sunday

The Met Office has urged Brits to gather torches and batteries in the event of a power cut this weekend. Areas of England, Scotland and Northern Ireland are under an amber wind warning from 9pm today (Saturday) until 9pm tomorrow, as Storm Boelo brings travel disruption and a "danger to life". The Met Office said: "Flying debris is likely and could lead to injuries or danger to life."

F1 LIVE

Welcome to Express Sport's live blog for today's US GP in Austin, Texas. This weekend is an eagerly anticipated GP as Kimi Antonelli could take a giant step towards wrapping up his first F1 title. However, there are plenty of other matters to tackle before the GP begins. Red Bull ace Max Verstappen let his feelings be known about the Circuit of the Americas and, in typical Verstappen fashion, he ensured no prisoners were spared.

The 10 most extravagant airlines ranked

While some of us battle it out in economy, airlines are offering shower spas, three-bedroom apartments and double beds onboard. No longer is a flat seat enough to stand out - airlines are going above and beyond for their premium customers, and AirAdvisor has ranked the 10 most extravagant luxuries available. Giving marks for rarity, scarcity and experience, it handed the top spot to Etihad’s The Residence, a three-bedroom apartment in the sky.

Ex-Man Utd bomb squad flop reveals shock over Old Trafford exile

A MEMBER of Manchester United’s infamous bomb squad admits he was left flabbergasted when he was forced to train with the club’s youngsters.

Gary Lineker warns Cesc Fabregas off 'graveyard' Man Utd

Fabregas has been warned off the United job(Image: Xinhua/Shutterstock)

Billy Monger refuses to give up on F1 dream ten years after losing both legs

Billy Monger was severely injured in a near-fatal collision at Donington Park in 2017(Image: Getty Images)

Indian restaurant chain starts accepting cash again after customer backlash

An Indian restaurant chain has returned to its former policy of accepting cash after pushback from customers. Tamatanga began life as one restaurant in Nottingham's Cornerhouse 18 years ago, and expanded into four cities across the Midlands and north of England, with locations in Birmingham, Leicester and Leeds. It now employs 200 people across the four restaurants. Prior to their 18th anniversary celebrations, the company had been operating a card-only policy, having previously accepted cash. Founder and chief executive Aman Kular made the decision to go back to including coins and notes as a payment option.

Inside the city where people eat grass to live

Trapped residents in a Russian-occupied Ukrainian city are being forced to eat grass, weeds and even catch sparrows to survive as Vladimir Putin’s forces weaponise starvation and turn their home into an open-air prison. Disturbing aerial footage has offered a rare, chilling peek into the besieged city of Oleshky, found on the east bank of the Dnipro River in the Kherson region. Seized by Moscow’s forces on the first day of the full-scale invasion in 2022, the once-vibrant city of 24,000 has seen its population plummet to fewer than 2,000 desperate souls who are completely cut off from the outside world.

GB News star battles fierce winds breaking live report as Storm Boelo batters UK

GB News Breakfast hosts Stephen Dixon and Sophie Reaper halted the show to bring viewers a breaking update as Storm Boelo began to hit Britain with a vengeance. Storm Austen, which hit on Friday October 23, has already led to flight cancellations, train delays and left 31,000 homes without power. This latest storm is predicted to bring more of the same. Reporter Jack Carson spoke to them from Merseyside's Crosby Beach where, despite the inclement conditions, a park run was still taking place. Wrapped up against the elements as the wind battered him he explained: "This is the second named storm of the year [with] 60 to 70 mile an hour winds in the kind of areas where we are this morning.

Shirlie Kemp Refuses to Open Princess Kate Gift After Heartfelt Gesture

Shirlie and Harley Moon had quite the summer break, swapping their busy schedules for the open sea, when the pair recently set sail on Norwegian Cruise Line's Norwegian Viva for a Mediterranean getaway. The mother-daughter duo, who clearly love spending time together, dished on their love of cruises, the royals and why they're both eyeing up Strictly Come Dancing.

AA issues MOT warning with drivers at risk of failing over one part

The President of the AA has warned UK drivers risk failing their MOT test by modifying one car part. Edmund King, President of the AA, warned that modifying a car exhaust to make vehicles louder could backfire, with the issue likely to be picked up by mechanics as part of an annual test. The MOT test does not have a specific decibel limit on exhaust noise and cars are not measured with any specific tool.