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The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxEngland beat France in the final of the Autumn Series thanks to Owen Farrell's dramatic golden point.Eddie Jones' side were big favourites going into the match against an inexperienced French team, but they were only just able to force extra-time at 19 points a piece following a poor kicking display from Farrell.The Six Nations champions were able to regroup in the additional period, with Farrell landing a "golden point" penalty in sudden-death to secure a 22-19 victory after hitting the post with an earlier attempt.France deservedly led 13-6 at halftime after a sharp Brice Dulin try and the boot of impressive flyhalf Matthieu Jalibert

Manchester United could receive a financial boost should they attempt to re-sign Cristiano Ronaldo. American automobile giants Chevrolet have been the principal shirt sponsor of the Premier League side since the 2014/15 campaign in a deal that was said to be worth in the region of £450m.

straight to your inbox every day for freeFor an hour at the London Stadium Manchester United had struggled to get behind West Ham, lacking the quality of passing to find players either between or beyond the defensive lines.But that all changed with one swipe of Dean Henderson's right boot. As he came well outside of his area, towards the right touchline, to clear the ball it looked like United were the team on the back foot, but rather than just making sure his lines were cleared, the goalkeeper sent a looping ball down the touchline, finding the run of Bruno Fernandes, and seconds later United were level.It was a goal that came out of nowhere and turned the game on its head.

Alfredo Morelos.The Colombian striker was fouled by Iain Vigurs toward the end of the first half in Dingwall.It was a fairly routine incident but Gardyne got involved and appeared to receive a small kick from Morelos.The forward then said something to the Rangers striker - prompting fury from Connor Goldson among others.Gardyne was booked but the visitors clearly felt something more serious was required.Goldson went over to appeal to the fourth official while James Tavernier pleaded his case to referee John Beaton.So far it's unclear what was actually said, though Rangers manager Steven Gerrard alleged a word was used which "has no place on a football pitch".As the half-time whistle went Gerrard could be heard asking the referee how he

Michael Parkinson, 85, has shared that despite anti-vaxxers who do not believe the jab will be safe for human use, he will be one of the first up for receiving the vaccination.The chat show legend joined other stars including Bob Geldof, 69 and Michael Palin, 77, who also said they would have “no qualms” about being vaccinated.After some have said that they would not want to receive the jab, a group of well-known entertainers have come together to encourage people to have the vaccination.Celebrities backing the jab include Eamonn Holmes, Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood, Mastermind host John Humphrys, Monty Python’s Sir Michael Palin, singer Lulu and rockers Roger Daltrey and Ronnie Wood.Live Aid hero Sir Bob Geldof, 69, led the rallying

in an episode last week.McConaughey replied, “There are a lot [of people] on that illiberal left that absolutely condescend, patronize, and are arrogant towards the other 50 percent.”The “True Detective” star pointed out how some of his Hollywood peers struggled to accept the results in the 2016 election — but now the roles have been reversed.“I’m sure you saw it in our industry when Trump was voted in four years ago, they were in denial that was real. Some of them were in absolute denial,” McConaughey said.He suggested that it would now be hypocritical for them to expect Trump voters to give up on challenging President-elect Joe Biden’s win.“[Now] it looks like Biden’s our guy.

direct to your inboxGary Neville has launched a scathing attack on the country's politicians over their handling of the coronavirus pandemic - saying they are 'out of their depth'.The former Man United defender turned property developer was interviewed on Sky News this morning about the crisis.Neville is among a group of local business leaders spearheading UnitedCity - a new lobbying group set up with the aim of getting Greater Manchester 'back on its feet'.The campaigners want to encourage people to return to town and city centres again, arguing they are 'critical to the success' of the entire region.Speaking to Sky's Sophe Ridge, Neville compared the government's success during the Covid-19 pandemic to his time as boss of Spanish club

Steven Gerrard as the flashpoint fallout continues.The Ross County forward was involved in an altercation with Alfredo Morelos and appeared to say something which provoked a furious reaction from the away team.The exact nature of the alleged comment is unclear but was described by Gerrard immediately after the match as "very serious".And the Rangers boss has now indicated it was a word Gardyne was said to have used that set off his players.Gerrard said: "What was apparently said doesn't belong on a football pitch."There are campaigns for this sort of stuff to be eradicated out the game and we want to be at the forefront backing these campaigns."But as I say this wasn't one of my players so it's not really for me to deal with."I wanted to

Bruno Fernandes came off the bench and inspired Manchester United’s 3-1 win away at West Ham on Saturday night - but the midfielder wasn’t impressed with team-mate Marcus Rashford’s missed opportunity in the game.United recorded their fourth straight win in the Premier League against former boss David Moyes’ side, despite initially falling a goal behind when Tomas Soucek opened the scoring seven minutes before half-time.Fernandes and Rashford then came off the bench to help Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s men fight back, with Paul Pogba first curling home a sensational equaliser 20 minutes into the second half.Mason Greenwood then edged the visitors in front three minutes later, before Rashford sealed the victory 12 minutes from time.It proved an

Wales Online reports. The post reads: "A huge thank you to I’m A Celebrity, Ant & Dec and everybody else who helped to make this happen!"It’s been a tough year for all but this has brought a huge boost to the economy and has cheered up the nation.

Diversity dancer posted a snap on Instagram of the pooch, named Sergio Banjo, sat in a field wearing a red collar. Britain's Got Talent star Jordan captioned the post: "Been a long time coming and it’s been a bit crazy having to wait for the right time and right things to fall into place but here we are! "Still in the middle of training and got a while to go but can’t believe how beautiful he is and shout out to Garry and the whole @ambassadorprotectiondogs team, they are incredible, make sure you’re following them to see how Serge gets on."However, some of Jordan's 496k followers were quick to point out that Sergio's ears had been cropped.Sharing a statement on Instagram, Jordan said: "Hey guys...

A high-profile attorney moved to withdraw from the legal defense team representing Kyle Rittenhouse, the Illinois teen who will stand trial on six counts related to a fatal shooting at a protest over the state border in Wisconsin in August. Local prosecutors raised ethical concerns about John Pierce and his handling of millions of dollars in donations meant to benefit his client.

A Michigan judge is allowing a forensic investigation of 22 Dominion vote tabulation machines in rural Antrim County amid claims that votes there were compromised. Trump campaign attorneys celebrated the decision although the case is not related to the presidential contest.

Megan Barton Hanson is set to spice up her OnlyFans page by posting for some girl-on-girl snaps with her glamor model pals.The Love Island bombshell, who appears on new MTV show Ex In The City, says she is keen to 'change it up' to keep her followers and fans entertained.Megan, 24, said: "When I first got OnlyFans I thought it would be great to get all my old glamour girlfriends on there with me but then lockdown happened. "I would love to have different girls on there.

Chance the Rapper's former manager is demanding $3 million (£2. 2 million) in unpaid commissions in a new lawsuit.

Romain Grosjean will miss the final race of the season and his Formula 1 career appears to be all but over.

Britain could be set for the coldest December in a decade, according to forecasters - with yellow weather warnings for flooding in place from tomorrow.

Dionne Warwick engaged in a friendly back and forth with Chance The Rapper on Twitter this weekend, after asking the Chicago MC about his stage name.Last night (December 5), the legendary singer tweeted Chance about the redundancy of his rap alias.“Hi, @chancetherapper,” Warwick wrote. “If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this.”She followed it up with another tweet that said: “I am now Dionne the Singer,” before adding that ‘Holy’, Chance’s recent collaboration with Justin Bieber, is one of her current favourite songs.Hi, @chancetherapper.

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David Byrne has opened up about the recent US election result in a new interview.Speaking to The Independent, Byrne was asked if he could have ever imagined the political events of the last five years, particularly in the US. “To be honest, no,” Byrne replied, before speaking about the recent presidential elections.He continued: “We’ve all had our dystopian fantasies of what could go wrong, and there’s plenty of books and TV shows that represent that.