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A person has been taken to hospital for treatment after being involved in a rush hour two-car crash.

A leading British anti-vaxxer is now in hospital with Covid after refusing to get the vaccine and claiming that the virus was "just a common cold".

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Snooker star John Higgins will compete for his second trophy of the season today after he came from behind to beat Ronnie O'Sullivan in the semi-finals of the English Open.

O’Sullivan takes on Anthony Hamilton in the last-32 of the English Open at the Marshall Arena in Milton Keynes today.The world number three recovered from an early scare in yesterday's last-64 round, when he went a frame down to Michael Georgiou before coming back to win 4-1. O’Sullivan later admitted he had felt nervous as his pre-match routine had been scuppered by a kebab.He explained he was “all over the gaff” seven minutes before the match had started as he had been at the kebab shop with his friends “putting the world to rights”.He said: “I got to finish the kebab and had the baklava, too.

Sinem Bilen-Onabanjo, 43, lives in Milton Keynes with her husband Suby Onabanjo, 48. She’s Turkish and he’s Nigerian. Here she opens up about what it's really like being in an interracial marriage...

'People taking advantage' Rylan shares cryptic post after work break[LATEST]Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on 'tough road'[EXCLUSIVE]Star Trek's Marina reveals what production company 'hated' about[TV]Later in the show, Chris read out a candid message from Dr Emma in Milton Keynes.He said: "Tash this is from Emma who says, 'Please pass all of my love to Tash."Three days of complete bed rest will do so much good. Just getting up and out.

Covid-19 after saying she was “too busy” and nervous to get the vaccine.Danni Coombs died from the virus in hospital only days before her 26th birthday.

university to study psychology after finding she could make up to £10,000 a day lip-syncing to Katy Perry songs on TikTok. Alicia Breuer, 17, has seen her TikTok following grow from 30,000 to 740,000 and has been signed up by a digital talent manager.

The first public memorial event allowing families bereaved by coronavirus to honour their loved ones has been plunged into doubt - because organisers have failed to raise the funding they need to put it on.

Jordan Brown and Mark Selby 6-0 and defeated Kyren Wilson 6-1 on his way to defeating O'Sullivan in Milton Keynes.Higgins' dominant display is the biggest win over his arch rival in their 18 meetings in ranking finals.He also won 28 frames from 32 played over the course of the week.And a delighted Higgins told ITV: "It's the best week I've ever had."I've won world titles, but the whole week, the way I've felt...I've won quite convincingly."It's good to finally get my hands on a title again."And on beating his old rival, he added: "We've grown up together.

straight to your inbox every day for freeEthan Laird admitted he is loving life on loan at MK Dons from Manchester United. The United youngster sealed a move to the League One side until the end of the season, getting his first taste of league football after coming through the ranks at Old Trafford.

knife rampage. Three men and two youths killed the pair of 17-year-olds by stabbing them to death during the party.

Parents of two "inseparable" teenagers murdered at a birthday party have said no sentence for their killers will be enough to give them closure.

A shopper has claimed Tesco staff could have been "dishing out Covid" as they offered customers free chocolates from a communal tub.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Two men have been sentenced after a drinker was attacked at a Motherwell pub.Craig Livingstone hit the man with a glass of beer and a bar stool.The assault continued outside the War Office in Milton Street where the man ended up on the ground and was kicked by James Bissett.Livingstone, 33, of Clydesdale Court, New Stevenston, was last month, put under supervision for a year and ordered to pay the victim £750 in compensation.He must also do 200 hours of unpaid community work.Livingstone admitted assaulting the man to his severe injury on August 4 last year.The victim had 22 staples put in head wounds.Jennifer McLaren, prosecuting, told Hamilton Sheriff

Candice Brown looked pensive and glum as she was spotted taking a stroll with her dogs following her marriage breakdown.

Join thousands of others who have signed up for the Daily Record newsletter.A landowner is making a last ditch attempt to save her pony field after the council’s plans to pave a road through it took a major step forward.Susan Dick launched a campaign to save her beloved field in Milton more than three years ago after West Dunbartonshire Council told her they would need the land as part of a £34million development.She says she has been left devastated by the plans and fears her ponies, which have chronic illnesses, may be left homeless and may even need to be put to sleep if they lose their field.She says her primary concerns are for her animals, protecting wildlife and a place from which to run her equine therapy centre.Two weeks ago, the

Wiley has announced a series of special drive-in gigs across the UK this summer.The gigs come in support of the rapper’s surprise new album ‘Boasty Gang’, which he dropped without warning last week to mark Windrush Day in the UK.Wiley will play seven shows across the UK in early August, beginning on the 2nd at the University of Bolton Stadium, before heading to Leeds, Bristol and Liverpool, before playing two nights (August 6/7) in London at Colesdale Farm and ending at the National Bowl in Milton Keynes.They’re the latest addition to the UK’s first drive-in gigs , with Kaiser Chiefs, The Streets and Dizzee Rascal among the artists playing the Utilita Live From The Drive-In.

My Chemical Romance have explained their decision to take out a government-backed loan to cover losses on their postponed 2019 reunion tour.The band were one of a number of acts including The Eagles, Pearl Jam, Guns N’ Roses and Green Day to receive PPP loans from the US federal government’s Paycheck Protection Program during the coronavirus crisis.The recently reunited band had been set to make their comeback on these shores last month, with gigs booked at the Eden Project in Cornwall and the Royal Hospital Kilmainham in Dublin to go alongside a trio of sold-out shows at Stadium MK in Milton Keynes and a full US arena tour.

It was only a matter of time.