Five brilliant Raymond van Barneveld moments as darts legend celebrates 55th birthday

Instagram – shows her posing at the camera with fellow winner on the night Doja and cuts Cara out.E! News reported that Megan did not tamper with the photo, which was believed to have been edited by a fan account for the WAP singer.The sharing of the doctored image has prompted fans to speculate over the state of the relationship between Megan, 27, and Cara, 29, who was rumoured to have been the former's guest at the ceremony.Some fans claimed that the British model had been "bothering" Megan and "following" her around the whole evening.One tweeted: "[The photo edit] is the funniest s**t but sobering cause then you remember Cara made her uncomfortable the entire night."For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Others disagreed, however, and said the pair appeared to have been enjoying each other's company – perhaps unsurprisingly if the whispers that Cara was Megan's guest are true.One Twitter user commented: "Never once did Megan seem like she was uncomfortable", while another added: "Megan brought her as her guest. Seriously.

A recent £9m revamp of a major road in Manchester which controversially featured no cycle lanes has been condemned as a 'missed opportunity' after a cyclist was left with a 'life-threatening injury' from a car crash last weekend. The cyclist was rushed to hospital on Sunday afternoon (May 15) with a head injury following a collision with a car on Great Ancoats Street at around 5pm.

A mum has told of her horror after her Range Rover burst into flames while she was trapped inside. Sami Webster was forced to free herself from the 4x4 after she noticed smoke seeping through the dashboard as she drove home in Bolton.

Jordan Henderson has praised Manchester City as a “fantastic team” but admitted he prefers to watch kids TV rather than get nervous watching the Premier League champions’ matches.

Manchester United will have a tough time trying to convince Benfica striker Darwin Nunez to move to Old Trafford.

A Stella-drinking thug attacked his pregnant girlfriend and threatened to ‘kick the baby out of her stomach’. Anthony Breame, 34, strangled and headbutted her during the vile rampage - and then broke another woman's jaw just months later.

lost a high-quality quarter-final against James Wade. Despite some typical brilliance from Van Gerwen, who had the backing of the majority of the capacity 10,000 crowd at the 3Arena, it was Wade who edged the match’s key moments. The Machine could have won by a clearer margin as he led 4-1 at one stage, but Van Gerwen fought back to level at 4-4 and then 5-5.

Gerwyn Price has changed his darts walk-on song yet again, ditching a Katy Perry hit after just two weeks. The Iceman has long walked to the oche ahead of big matches to ‘Ice Ice Baby’ by Vanilla Ice, but to the surprise of many switched to Perry's ‘Roar’ for the last two Premier League nights in Manchester and Aberdeen.Explaining the decision earlier this month, Price said: “I was just driving home with the family after we'd been out for a meal in Cardiff and 'Roar' came on.

Michael van Gerwen has come up with an unusual way of describing what it’s like to play against darts rival James Wade. The pair meet again in the Premier League tonight as the tournament makes its much-anticipated return to Dublin. Van Gerwen and Wade clashed in the semi-finals in Aberdeen last week, with the Dutchman winning 6-3 before being beaten by Jonny Clayton in the final and losing top spot.

Gerwyn Price has pulled out of an upcoming PDC darts event to enjoy a “well needed” rest. It has been a tough start to the year for The Iceman, who has been battling a hand injury, which he says has left him dealing with “demons in his head”. He has also criticised the Premier League’s new format, which sees players compete in up to three matches in one night.

clashed with darting royalty. Van Gerwen lost his rag with official Russ Bray during and at the end of his Premier League final against Jonny Clayton, who won 6-5 to replace the Dutchman at the top of the table. The Green Machine was unhappy with Bray’s attempts to discourage the whistling which occurred when Clayton stepped up to the oche.

Michael van Gerwen has been the subject of criticism for his argument with referee Russ Bray.The Dutchman lost the Premier League final on Thursday night 6-5 to Jonny Clayton in Aberdeen, Scotland. But the 32-year-old was angry with Bray, who intervened when someone started whistling when Clayton had to throw.

darts crowd for their "ridiculous whistling" during his win over Michael van Gerwen.Clayton took victory on Night 11 of the Premier League in Scotland after beating Van Gerwen in a final which was marred for many by the noise coming from those in attendance. The Ferrett himself agreed that it was a step too far.

Michael van Gerwen has criticised iconic darts referee Russ Bray for his attempts to stop whistling from the crowd during night 11 of the Premier League.Van Gerwen is a firm favourite in Aberdeen and received the 8,000-strong crowd's full support as he took on Jonny Clayton in the final. Clayton, meanwhile, had to put up with boos and incessant whistling as he went to throw.The situation reached its nadir in the final two legs of the match as one idiot fan kept whistling when Clayton stepped up to the oche. The Ferret appeared visibly distracted as Bray tried to bring order to the raucous crowd.

Van Gerwen went into the night sitting at the top of the table and cruised into the final after 6-3 wins over Gerwyn Price and James Wade. But he met his match in the final, where he was beaten 6-5 by Jonny Clayton, who had defeated home heroes Gary Anderson and Peter Wright earlier in the night.During the final leg, van Gerwen could be seen remonstrating with referee Russ Bray as he was about to throw.

darts returns to tonight with week 11 in Aberdeen, where there’s sure to be raucous atmosphere inside the P&J Live venue. Michael van Gerwen leads the way at the present, but is just one point clear of Jonny Clayton while Peter Wright and James Wade hold the other top-four spots as the battle to qualify for the play-offs in Berlin on June 13 intensifies. Joe Cullen sits in fifth ahead of Gerwyn Price while Michael Smith and Gary Anderson are in danger of being cut adrift at the foot of the table.

The Dutchman replied with a brilliant comeback, writing: “Haha you’re not far behind in age. Titles are a different matter though.

Green Machine’ to just one dart at a double in the entire match. Humphries went on to beat Martin Lukeman in the final 8-2 to claim his first-ever European Tour title, while van Gerwen must lick his wounds ahead of the Premier League bandwagon’s trip to Aberdeen on Thursday. The 32-year-old was magnanimous following his crushing defeat by Humphries, praising a “special performance” from the Newbury thrower.

darts and Speedway commentator Pearson had died at the age of 52 of a 'sudden illness'. A former BBC Radio Humberside reporter, Pearson was part of Sky Sports' darts coverage for 15 years after joining in 2006, as well as being one of talkSPORT's original broadcasters when it first aired in 1995."I knew Nigel from the age of, I think, 21 when I started at Sky," said Woods, choking back tears following a montage of tributes and condolences from those in Pearson's life.

darts on Thursday as fans urged him "get on the beers" amid the Everton midfielder's recent lack of game-time.The 24-year-old, who joined the Toffees on loan from Manchester United in January, is currently sidelined after picking up a thigh injury, but has been ridiculed online for having as minimal an impact at Goodison Park as he's had at Old Trafford over the past two years."Donny Van de Beek at the darts, he might as well get on the beers cos he ain’t got a game anytime soon," one fan tweeted."Even at the darts Donny is on the bench," posted another, while a third joked: "Only time this f****r has seen good finishing all year."The Dutchman was cheering on compatriot Michael van Gerwen, who was narrowly beaten by Jonny Clayton in the quarterfinal stage on Night 10 of Premier League Darts in Manchester, and revealed to fans inside the AO Arena that he knew Mighty Mike personally."I have known him for a number of years. And many more darts players too.

Prince Harry didn't think he was allowed to wave back at the crowd during a night out at the darts. The fun-loving Prince has never been one to do things by the book, and in 2011 he swapped Buckingham Palace for Alexandra Palace and a night on the beer watching the arrows. The Duke of Sussex watched on in awe as darting royalty Phil Taylor booked his place in the final with a 6-0 win over Darren Webster.