Chelsea bidder Sir Jim Ratcliffe owns £130m yacht with pool, cinema and helipad

Disney+’s latest series that’s set a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away (some nine more are coming soon). The first two episodes of the sci-fi drama that dropped Friday don’t suggest the addictive triumph that the first season of “The Mandalorian” was, but the Force is mostly with it. The show takes place 10 years after the events of 2005’s “Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith,” which saw Anakin Skywalker turn into Darth Vader — the OG mask enthusiast.Although the math is confusing, it actually makes sense.

A final say. Amber Heard responded to Kate Moss’ testimony amid Johnny Depp’s defamation trial against her. The Aquaman star took to the witness stand on the final day of witness testimonies on May 27, 2022, to talk about Johnny’s ex-girlfriend’s testimony.

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Loose Women panelist has left many excited fans over the moon after it was announced that she would be replacing Gemma Collins in the upcoming Chicago tour.TOWIE star Gemma was set to play Mama Morton in the production, but has reportedly suffered a knee injury, leaving her forced to pull out.She was supposed to be making her debut with the musical at Sunderland Empire this month.However, hope was not lost after it was announced today that Brenda will be taking over from June 2.Brenda has a background in musicals and has even played the role before, making her West End debut playing the matron of the women's ward at Cook County Jail in 2007.The Loose Women panellist has also appeared in Hairspray, Carousel and We Will Rock You.She will star alongside Lee Mead, Faye Brookes, Djalenga Scott, Jamie Baughan and BE Wong.Brenda will be part of the production till July 23 with dates at Cardiff New Theatre, Winter Gardens Blackpool, Sheffield Lyceum Theatre, Norwich Theatre Royal and New Theatre Oxford.The news of Brenda's latest career moves comes after the devastating loss of her music mogul son, Jamal, earlier this year.Jamal died from a heart attack at just 31 on February 20, with his heartbroken mother there holding his hands in his final moments.The presenter revealed on her return to Loose Women the little comfort she has from being with her son as he took his last breaths.Recalling the evening of Jamal’s death, she said: "I was with him. His sister was with us.

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Måneskin frontman Damiano David has revealed that he “fucking regrets” his decision to “shut down” speculation that he took cocaine on the set of Eurovision 2021, joking that it would have made for a a “legend”.NME flew out to Verona to interview the Italian rock sensation for this week’s Big Read cover story. This week marks one year since the band were crowned victors of the 2021 Eurovision Song Contest, shortly before they made headlines when viewers thought they caught David snorting cocaine off a table in the green room.

Liam Gallagher has said he might dedicate a song to brother Noel when he plays Knebworth next weekend.Speaking to Zoe Ball on The Radio 2 Breakfast Show, Gallagher was asked if he will be sending Noel a card for his birthday this weekend.“Nah nah nah,” Liam replied. “When is it, Sunday? …I’ll have just done Knebworth, bless him, I might give him a shout out, dedicate one of his songs to him.

Police have released an image of a man they want to speak with after a 13-year-old girl was sexually assaulted in a town centre alleyway. Greater Manchester Police said the image was used on a social media account that was contacting the victim before the incident.

The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill hit shelves in 1998, Lauryn Hill has been misunderstood.Prior to its release, Hill was the breakout star of the iconic hip-hop group Fugees, alongside Pras and Wyclef Jean. In 1997, she appeared on the Love Jones soundtrack with her single “The Sweetest Thing,” an emotional song that would become a precursor for things to come.Due to several circumstances (some of which have been highly publicized), Hill has a relatively small body of work, which makes her music even more remarkable.

The number of fatalities on roads across the UK increased over the past year according to new government data.

Chelsea bidder Sir Jim Ratcliffe says he was put off from trying to buy Manchester United because they keep making "dumb" signings.The 69-year-old, who is Britain's richest man, appears to have lost the race to takeover from Roman Abramovich - despite making a last-ditch offer of over £4 billion on Friday - with the consortium led by American billionaire Todd Boehly expected to be chosen as the preferred bidder.Despite being a Chelsea season ticket holder, Ratcliffe is a lifelong United fan, but admitted a few years ago that he wouldn't consider trying to buy the Glazers out due to how badly the club is currently being run."They are in quite a big pickle as a business," Ratcliffe told the The Times back in 2019. "They haven’t got the manager selection right, haven’t bought well.

Chelsea fans have joked they will become the new 'Moneyball' film with Todd Boehly demonstrating his love for a data-driven approach in an old interview. Boehly's consortium are set to be named as the preferred bidders for the Blues, according to reports.

Chelsea fans will be crossing their fingers in unison in hope that the takeover of the club by Todd Boehly will be completed as soon as possible.The Blues are currently unable to hand out new contracts or sign players due to the sanctions imposed on owner Roman Abramovich, which has contributed to soon-to-be free agent Antonio Rudiger slipping from their grasp. And with the transfer window on the horizon, there's fears they may miss out on transfer targets and Thomas Tuchel could leave.The nightmare of the last few weeks appears to be in sight, with The Telegraph claiming that the consortium led by Boehly will be named as the preferred bidders by Raine, the bank overseeing the sale.Before the 46-year-old American can take control, he and his fellow investors must face the Owners' and Directors' Test from the Premier League.

Chelsea still remains a possibility despite reports suggesting Todd Boehly has won the race.The British billionaire made a surprise, last-ditch bid to buy the club on Friday, coming in with a £4billion offer. And the 69-year-old could well still be in with a shot at owning the west London side, even though The Telegraph reports that Boehly had made it as the preferred buyer in a deal worth more than £3.5billion.Journalist Sami Mokbel explained in a tweet: “Boehly to be officially selected as preferred bidder for Chelsea.

Chelsea despite a very late bid by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, according to reports.The Telegraph reports that the US consortium headed by Boehly will be named as the preferred bidders, in a deal worth £3.5billon, even though Britain's richest man Ratcliffe made a late attempt at the 11th-hour. Ratcliffe made a £4.25bn bid on Friday, the same day that groups fronted by Stephen Pagliuca and Sir Martin Broughton had been informed that they would not be advancing.So it appears that Boehly may be set to be the new Chelsea owner after months of speculation, and he looks set to take over from Roman Abramovich in the near future.

Chelsea despite a late bid by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, according to reports.The Telegraph reports that, in a deal worth more than £3.5billion, the US consortium will be named as the preferred bidders. This is despite an 11th-hour bid made by Britain’s richest man Ratcliffe.The Greater-Manchester born tycoon made a huge £4billion bid on Friday, the same day groups fronted by Stephen Pagliuca and Sir Martin Broughton had been informed that they would not be advancing.Now it is reported that Boehly, who is CEO of Eldridge Industries, is the frontrunner to purchase the club and he will now enter exclusive talks with the club.The Telegraph say that Chelsea will look to advance Boehly and his group's bid for UK Government approval ahead of a licence for the sale of the club to be handed out.The group were one of the four consortiums who were shortlisted - and now it appears that they have made it in their push of obtaining the club.

Thomas Tuchel to work some magic in the transfer market.The INEOS CEO, who is the owner of Ligue 1 side Nice, has promised to dedicate £1.75bn over the next 10 years to improve different areas of the club, while £2.5bn will go to the Charitable Trust to support victims of the war in Ukraine.So who could Chelsea sign with a huge possible influx of cash to spend? Daily Star Sport takes a closer look.With Antonio Rudiger confirmed to be leaving, Andreas Christensen and captain Cesar Azpilicueta have been linked with moves to Barcelona, with their contracts also set to expire.Chelsea will therefore be in need of defensive reinforcements, and Dutch defender De Ligt has shown he has the capabilities to be one of the best centre-back's in world football for years to come. Despite still being 22, the Juventus stalwart is coming to the end of his fifth full season of senior football at the top level, and is a natural captain, having filled the role for club and country before.

Chelsea “as big as Real Madrid” after confirming his £4billion bid to buy the club.Ratcliffe, who is Britain’s richest billionaire with a staggering net worth of over £12billion, told The Times he “put an offer in” to merchant bank Raine Group on Friday morning. The owner of the petrochemicals company Ineos explained he held discussions with Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck on Thursday, prompting him to make a hefty offer.Ratcliffe confirmed his bid would include a commitment to invest £1.75bn into Chelsea over the next decade on top of the £2.5billion it would take to purchase the club outright.

Chelsea bidder Sir Jim Ratcliffe has stated his ambition to invest huge sums into the team.If his £4billion bid succeeds, the businessman, 69, said a figure of £1.75bn will be dedicated towards the club’s trajectory as an elite Premier League side by investing in the team and stadium.A statement released on Friday from the billionaire’s group stated: "Sir Jim Ratcliffe, chairman of Ineos, has made a formal bid for Chelsea FC, for £4.25bn. £2.5bn is committed to the Charitable Trust to support victims of the war, with £1.75bn committed to invest directly into the club over the next 10 years.“We believe that a club is bigger than its owners who are temporary custodians of a great tradition.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich.The British billionaire, 69, has launched a £4billion bid to buy the Premier League side from the Russian, who put it up for sale last month.And if the country’s richest man were to own the club, the Blues would find themselves with an owner whose wealth is greatly more significant than that of their current steward. Ratcliffe has a net worth of £12.11billion, with some suggesting that it goes as high as £22billion, while Abramovich has a net worth of around £6.38billion, with the highest sum being a reported £10.37billion.In an extraordinary turn of events, Ratcliffe, who earned his money in chemical engineering, said via The Times that he had put in a late £4billion bid to buy the west London club.He said via the publication on Friday: "We put an offer in this morning.

Manchester United fan despite being a Chelsea season ticket holder and bidding to buy the Blues.Ratcliffe and his Ineos firm have reportedly submitted a late offer to purchase Chelsea from Roman Abramovich and swoop in ahead of the three other bidders for the club. A spokesperson for Ratcliffe had previously dismissed the idea of him bidding back in March but The Times now report he submitted an offer on Friday morning worth up to £4.25billion.Ratcliffe, who is Britain's richest man with a net worth of £12billion, has owned French club Nice since 2019.