Andy Murray says he 'doesn't deserve' tennis send-off like Roger Federer

A pedestrian was struck by a train in East Lothian last night.

A top Tory MP has defended the controversial re-appointment of Suella Braverman as Home Secretary just days after she was sacked for breaching the ministerial code.

James Corden has been praised by restauranteur for 'being a real man' after apologising for his behaviour on The Late Late Show.

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James Corden claimed his wife had a "serious allergy" and that he had become "frustrated" after the wrong dish was delivered to his table no fewer than three times. Following the news that the owner of Balthazar had banned him, the TV host apologised - but staff at the eatery have now dismissed his story as "bulls***".According to the restaurant's account, James had launched an almighty row after a dish he tried to customise didn't meet with his approval, and his behaviour had been "very, very rude".James has already admitted he'd made a sarcastic and "ungracious" comment, suggesting that he should have cooked the dish himself - but staff have now claimed his attitude was worse than he was letting on.The star issued an apology this week but insisted that he hadn't shouted or used derogatory language, while the restaurant staff have countered that he "yelled like crazy" at them.The furore began after his wife Julia ordered an off-the-menu omelette dish consisting of only yolk, as she is "severely allergic" to egg whites.However, The Late Late Show with James Corden star became irritated after the dish apparently arrived containing whites multiple times - and had to be sent back in case it triggered her allergy."My wife explained that she has a serious food allergy," James explained on his CBS show last night."The meals came, my wife was given the food that she was allergic to...

Sir Rod Stewart, 77, was present and grinning proudly at the passing out ceremony, during which his 51-year-old wife Penny Lancaster was formally acknowledged as a fully trained Special Constable.The former model marched in a City of London police parade, clad in her black uniform and hat, to celebrate passing her training.Former model Penny had admitted to feeling as though her life lacked purpose following the menopause, and she was seeking a way to regain it through serving her country.She posed in her black, white and red checked uniform with a certificate of completion yesterday, confirming that her training programme was over, as she honoured the news by marching with a group of officers.Sir Rod has been fully supportive of her, proudly revealing on the Graham Norton show that she had trained for eight months and "loved" it."I backed her all the way.She says she loves giving something back, but more importantly she wants to protect the city she loves," he explained.Penny has already made her first arrest - of a man who tested positive for cannabis while driving earlier in the year - and she was able to serve the country during Queen Elizabeth II's funeral procession, too.She first got a taste for the police force when she appeared on the Channel 4 show Famous and Fighting Crime.The show sees celebrities trading in their usual day jobs to help the emergency services and walk in their shoes for the day.During the filming, she admitted to being "anxious" as she was harassed by a drug dealer who threatened to stab her.However, she was ultimately undeterred, and when her TV role ended, she applied to become a Special Constable - as a volunteer at first - to continue serving the country.No one had quite been expecting

Schitt’s Creek, has died at the age of 47.The talented TV heavyweight helped launch the CBC show worldwide. Ben won a number of awards during his time as a producer and worked in representation for over two decades. He was known to have played a big part in Schitt’s Creek’s launch, helping to craft its business model so that the series achieved international success. Ben helped to source financing for the show and sold it to a number of licensees worldwide, including popular streaming platform Netflix.He also masterminded the international tour with LiveNation and was involved in producing the Best Wishes, Warmest Regards: A Schitt's Creek Farewell documentary on Netflix.Ben died on Monday following a battle with pancreatic cancer, Deadline has confirmed. The producer received several awards during his long career, enjoying an Emmy for Outstanding Comedy Series in 2020 after previously receiving a nomination in 2019. Ben also went on to win a Golden Globe in 2021 and received a Producers Guild Award for Outstanding Producer of Episodic Television in the same year.Schitt’s Creek became a smash hit with Netflix users during the pandemic, as it made for heartwarming viewing during a time of isolation for many. The show’s cast includes father and son duo Eugene and Dan Levy, Home Alone’s Catherine O'Hara and Canadian actress Annie Murphy.Ben began his career at Warner Brothers before moving to William Morris to be a trainee agent.By 2006, he had moved to Anonymous Content and helped to found their enterprise and comedy divisions alongside acting as an agent for a number of stats and authors.The talented producer went on to make history early in his career when he pioneered the first-ever live-streamed event, which featured a

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Roger Federer has described the moment he was pictured holding hands with Rafael Nadal after his final ever match in competitive tennis as 'a secret thank you' for the moments they shared in the sport. The tennis legend brought a 24-year-long career to an end on Friday night alongside the Spaniard at the Laver Cup, with the 41-year-old understandably emotional at the thought. Federer is considered by many to be the greatest tennis player of all time, given his dominance of the sport for so long in the 2000s.

Rafael Nadal will be the next tennis great to retire from the professional game after watching his iconic rival Roger Federer leave the sport in emotional scenes at the Laver Cup.The Spaniard has won a record 22 Grand Slam titles and bookies believes his Laver Cup tears, in which he was pictured looking hugely emotional next to Federer at the Laver Cup in London, are a sign he is next to quit professional tennis. Nadal currently has 10/11 odds of retiring with Sporting Index, which are shorter than Andy Murray (6/4) and Novak Djokovic (6/1).After winning the Australian and French Open titles this year Nadal was forced to withdraw from his Wimbledon semi-final after struggling with an abdominal injury.

on the cusp of retirement, Roger Federer, 41, was seen smashing the table tennis ball to his opponent last week. “A quick warm up,” he quipped in a video he posted on Twitter, en route to the dinner that preceded his last professional appearance at London’s Laver Cup tournament, the “Ryder Cup” of the tennis world.

Alexander Bublik left the crowd beside themselves with rage after failing to pull off a trick shot.The tennis ace used the handle of his racket during the final of the Moselle Open in France on Sunday against Italian opponent Lorenzo Sonego.The Kazakhstani decided to show off with the flukey strike in an exchange - though Sonego went on to win the point and the showdown 7-6 6-2, clinching the title.READ MORE: Roger Federer and Rafa Nadal in tears - before Ellie Goulding 'ruins' career farewellIndeed, the piece of flamboyancy did not go down well with some of those at home.One scathed in a reply to the video which was uploaded to Instagram: “These clowns are ruining the game! Nick Kyrgios included!" One said: “What was he thinking? He should've gone down the line!” Another stated: “It’s a final of an official ATP event where everything was at stake and this is a break point. I’m one of those who I mostly enjoys Kygrios’ antics but this isn’t enjoyable in any way.”Do you think it was a disrespectful shotLet us know in the comments section.But someone had a bit of an opposing view: “Lots of people don't like this guy, but he is one among others who doesn't forget that tennis is a game.”At the time, Bublik, who is world No44, was on a break point at 3-1 down in the second set - and after Sonego hit back a return, giving him an easy chance to seal the win, he gripped his racket frame and whacked the ball back over the net.Sonego was there to hit it back, before the Kazakhstani smashed the ball into the net, leaving the crowd and those at home both frustrated and in disbelief.

Piers Morgan has said the Indian women's cricket team should be "ashamed of themselves" after Deepti Sharma left Charlie Dean in tears on Saturday. In the final One Day International, England needed 17 runs to win with one wicket left while Dean was run out at the non-striker's end.

David Beckham took to social media with a heartfelt message for tennis star Roger Federer after his final tennis match at the Laver Cup.MORE: David Beckham celebrates career news following Queen queue praiseThe former football star shared the sweet words for the star on his Instagram Stories to his 75.3 million followers alongside a photo of the legendary player mid-match.WATCH: David Beckham reveals heartfelt reason why he joined the queue to see the Queen's coffinThe doting father penned: "Something we will all miss. Nothing more beautiful than this @rogerfederer."READ: Exclusive: Inside Andy Murray, Roger Federer and Novak Djokovic's friendship, rivalry and family lifeSEE: Roger Federer announces retirement from tennis - 'This is a bittersweet decision'Last week, Roger announced he was retiring from the sport.

Roger Federer's tearful retirement send-off was accompanied by pop star Ellie Goulding on Saturday evening as she sung during his emotional goodbye.Embracing his wife and bidding farewell to his former rivals, Federer was left in tears on court at The O2.The 41-year-old announced before the Laver Cup that it would be his final tournament as a professional tennis player having recovered from a lengthy lay-off but decided to call it a day. Having competed in doubles alongside Rafael Nadal at London's O2 Arena, the Swiss icon and the Spaniard slipped to defeat against Jack Sock and Francis Tiafoe before tears began to flow.

Roger Federer produced some glimpses of his best tennis during his farewell match at the Laver Cup last night. The Swiss Maestro teamed up with great friend and rival Rafael Nadal to contest the last match of his illustrious tennis career.He has provided us with many memorable moments over the course of the last 24 years, but even in his final tennis appearance, the 20-time major winner treated fans to something they'd never seen before when he managed to squeeze a forehand through the net.

Roger Federer sheds tears after his final match during the 2022 Laver Cup at The O2 Arena on September 23, 2022 in London, England.

Tennis fans have been left gobsmacked after a protestor appeared to set fire to himself and the floor on court at the Laver Cup.Play had to be stopped during the match between Stefanos Tsitsipas and Diego Schwartzman on Friday before the man in question was dragged off the court. Pictures from inside the stadium seemed to show the man's arm alight along with an object on the floor next to him, before security stepped in to drag him off and put out the flames.The protestor was also wearing a shirt which read "End UK private jets", with tennis fans taking to social media after incident to share their disbelief.READ MORE: Novak Djokovic details WhatsApp group with Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Andy MurrayOne fan tweeted: “Erm… someone just walked on court, sat down, and set themselves and the court on fire WTF!” Another added: “Has a protestor actually just tried to set themself on fire at the @LaverCup.