FA Cup win over Bolton Wanderers 'worst Crewe Alex have played in last four games' says David Artell

EuroMillions £1 million jackpot to pay for both their daughters to have children via IVF.Ruth, 61, and Mark Chalmers, 60, from West Yorkshire scooped the life-changing prize back in February 2018 – but it wasn’t their circumstances they were set on changing.Tragically, both their daughters Natalie and Leanne suffered from polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) which makes it difficult to get pregnant.And once their kind-hearted parents had ensured the two girls were on the property ladder and had no mortgages, they only had one thing on their minds.Mr Chalmers said: “And, after that, it was the grandchildren.“Natalie had gone through it for quite a number of years of trying to get pregnant and different things going on with her medical conditions.“At one stage, she rang me in floods of tears saying ‘they want to take my womb out’ and she thought that was the absolute end.“But luckily, she persevered, she saw some other doctors, and we didn’t need to go down that route. And then we looked at going down the IVF route.”“So we’ve sort-of had another double lottery win.”After a successful operation, the pair have now been blessed with two grandsons Natalie’s three-year old Koby and Leanne’s 19-month old Brogen.Mr Chalmers continued: “That’s how I look at it – the fact that the process was was reasonably easy, and they were both successful first round.“And, obviously, we’ve got the two boys.“The lottery is a fantasy that became reality for us.“It’s given us a lot of security and a lot of pleasure – most over those two (boys).” To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here .

Shein and ASOS.And now Page 3 beauty Apollonia Llewellyn has been seen sporting the trend in her latest Instagram snap on her @apolloniallewellyn account.The stunner, who is sometimes known by her model name of Barbi, actually took the snap to promote her hair extensions, which are from brand Halo London.And although her long, tumbling tresses did look amazing, many fashion fans couldn't help but notice her attire.The model looked amazing as she flaunted her curves in a gold micro bikini, which just about kept her chest in place.And her belly chain complimented her figure even more as it was seen wrapped around her waist.As well as the chain, the 22-year-old accessorised with some silver bangles and her favourite cross-shaped necklace.When it came to makeup, she went for the golden look while also rocking winged eyeliner and lined lips.Apollonia looked to be living it up as she wore the ensemble while relaxing on the beach in Barcelona, Spain.Fans went wild for the look, with her post racking up more than 5,000 likes.One exclaimed: "You look amazing," while another branded her "golden girl".Noticing her curves, a third chimed in: "Awesome figure."Apollonia is known for her racy outfit adverts, with her previously causing a stir with a 'nippy' display last month.She rocked a paper-thin white top and camouflage cargo trousers from brand AE.Selection.However, her fans were left distracted as many noticed that she seemed "cold" in the picture."I bet you're freezing," exclaimed one at the timeAs another added: "It's a bit nippy outside init?"A third chimed in: "Looks cold there lol."Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

ISIS have lauded Russia's invasion of Ukraine as "God's punishment" on the West, but refuse to pick a side between the two "crusader countries". The Jihadists have also predicted that "great wars" are to come, hoping that conflicts in the Western world will be detrimental for the "enemies of Islam".

WhatsApp is adding a new feature to restrict how often messages are forwarded to people.The encrypted messaging app is adding a beta feature which will stop you from forwarding messages to more than one group chat at a time.This is on top of a feature which marks messages as frequently forwarded if they've been sent more than a few times.It means your group chat is going to have to up its game and start coming up with something original, rather than just ripping off memes from elsewhere on the Internet.WABetaInfo said: "When a message is marked as forwarded, it’s no longer possible to forward it to more than one group chat at a time. "If you need to forward this message to more than one group chat, you need to select the message and forward it again."The feature will likely also have the benefit of stopping 'chainmail' scams as well as fake news online.

Wanderers head coach Evatt has been pleased with Thomason's form while at Bamber Bridge and believes the youngster has a future at the University of Bolton Stadium. He said: "I must say that George Thomason at Bamber Bridge, what he’s done there and achieved so far this season, hasn’t gone unnoticed."He’s going to be a very good player as well, I like George, I like his attitude."I like what he’s done there and I think he’s got a future here as well." Thomason and King-Harmes are currently the only young Wanderers players who have been out on loan so far this season.

the Trotters so far since joining the club. Faal made his debut in League One by coming on in the defeat to Rochdale, also making a brief appearance in the following match against Lincoln City.Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt has explained that Faal has gone out on loan to get minutes under his belt due to limited opportunities currently in front of him at Bolton.

joined the Trotters in mid-September along with striker Arthur Gnahoua. He made his Wanderers debut on the day his signing was confirmed by coming off the bench in the League Two defeat against Newport County.

at the hands of League One Crewe Alexandra, the Trotters' focus goes back to matters in the fourth tier of English football. And Wanderers will take on the Ammies for the first ever meeting between the two sides.

Wanderers were dumped out of the FA Cup over the weekend at the hands of League One Crewe Alexandra. Goals from Mikael Mandron, Oli Finney and Charlie Kirk saw Crewe deal passage into the second round draw, with Nathan Delfouneso scoring twice for Wanderers in the 3-2 defeat at the University of Bolton Stadium.In the defeat, Crellin's performance was again put in the spotlight with the goalkeeper making a poor clearance with a punch which went straight to Kirk for Crewe's third goal, while he arguably could have done better to keep out Finney's strike.

the Trotters as they prepared for life in League Two. And after overcoming a tough start to life at the University of Bolton Stadium, he has been one of the club's standout players so far this season in the central role within a back three.

Wanderers. After the 3-2 loss, Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here are some of the initial highlights of what he had to say.

the Trotters. The pair were both named on the bench for the midweek draw against Mansfield Town as both stepped up their recoveries from their respective injuries.

Wanderers are already looking at potential targets which could strengthen the squad when the January transfer window opens. And he admits that it is not too early to be looking at potential reinforcements but also stressed that just looking at targets does not mean that Wanderers will definitely enter into the market in a few months time.

the Trotters take on the Railwaymen in the oldest national club cup competition in the world. These sides have already played each other recently with a game in pre-season, as well as as clash in the EFL Trophy at the start of the campaign when the Railwaymen emerged triumphant in a 3-2 victory.

The Trotters take on the Railwaymen at the University of Bolton Stadium in the first round of the FA Cup in a 3pm kick-off. It will pit 20th in League Two against 18th in League One and will be the second time these sides have locked horns this season, the Railwaymen having already triumphed against the Trotters in the EFL Trophy.

Wanderers boss over the summer having arrived from Barrow on a three-year deal. He brought in around 20 new players during the recent transfer window in what was a large turnover in the playing squad.

The Trotters are familiar with the Railwaymen, having played them in pre-season and also in the EFL Trophy earlier this campaign. Before the match, Wanderers head coach Ian Evatt spoke to the press and here's the highlights of what he had to say.

Wanderers striker Doyle has been out injured since being replaced in the draw against Cambridge United. Bolton head coach Ian Evatt hopes to have the forward back in some capacity for next week's clash against Salford City, either starting or off the bench.

the Trotters targeted a move back to League One after suffering relegation last season. The bookmakers and others had Evatt's side down as among the favourites for the League Two title.

Trotters head coach Ian Evatt says himself, owner Sharon Brittan and the club's board are on the same page as they aim to get Wanderers back challenging towards the top of the table. Results so far this season have not been what anybody associated with the club would have wanted, with Bolton currently sitting 20th in League Two after 11 matches so far this campaign.

most of the 4-0 loss at the weekend against Leyton Orient when coming on for the injured Nathan Delfouneso. Darcy was one of few Bolton players to emerge with any credit from the loss against the O's, with Evatt himself highlighting his performance as the main positive from an otherwise poor day in London.