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Disney+ in the UK on August 25.For viewers in the USA, it is available now on Hulu.Originally produced by Disney’s subsidiary company FX, it catalogues Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney’s journey to purchasing and managing Wrexham AFC.The new doc shines a spotlight on the Welsh town like never before, giving viewers an unlikely insight into the soon-to-be city and its residents.Filming began back in December 2020, following their journey until the first match, Wrexham vs.

Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's takeover of the ailing conference club - concentrates on the fans, players and officials of the Welsh town's football team.And experienced midfielder Rutherford played a central role in the second episode - which was released on Disney+ and Hulu in the UK on August 25.READ NEXT: Where is Wrexham and what is it famous for? Football club and Ryan Reynolds connectionIn it, we see his family life as he relaxes with his children in the park, as well as a low point of his career when he was sent off against Dagenham in what was to become the final game for Wrexham.But who is Paul Rutherford and what happened to him after the show?Paul Leslie Rutherford, now 35, had a long career in the non-league circles before joining Wrexham in 2016 after being snapped by then-manager Gary Mills.The likeable player was born on Moreton in the Wirral - just 35 miles from Wrexham - but started his youth career at the mighty Liverpool before moving to the Dragons' fierce rivals Chester and making his debut in 2005.He went on to play 57 times for the Cheshire club before moving to Barrow and then Southport.When he signed for Wrexham, the midfielder said: “I’m really excited about joining Wrexham and can’t wait for the season to start.“They tick all the boxes for me and I’m impressed with the way they play.“Wrexham have got the fan base, the history and the facilities to impress anyone.”Rutherford was widely regarded as one of Wrexham's hardest-working players during five years and over 180 games for the club.Fans often praised his all-action style and his nicknames include the 'energiser bunny' and '2-litre diesel' in reference to an unspectacular car which just kept on going.Rutherford told the Fearless in

A resident of a seaside town claims she was left “shaking and angry” after being screamed at by a tourist who was blocking the woman’s driveway with her car. At the end of the argument the tourist apparently swore at the resident for her views towards visitors and ended up launching two traffic cones that had been positioned nearby.

AJ Odudu has thrown her hat in the ring as a possible presenter for Eurovision 2023, which is set to be hosted in the UK on behalf of Ukraine. Earlier this week, the BBC confirmed it would be taking charge of next year’s contest after it was announced winners Ukraine had been ruled out amid the ongoing Russian invasion.

With the summer holidays looming large, many holidaymakers are looking a bit closer to home for a summer getaway.

A man has admitting murdering 18-year-old Lily Sullivan in Pembroke.

This Is MY House is a game show in which the premise involves four people all claiming to be the same person. The guests try to act like they own a house but only one of them is telling the truth, and the other three are liars. This series includes celebrity panellists Judi Love, Richard Madeley, Harry Hill and Harriet Kemsley.Those attempting to fool the panel this week are Joey, and three of his imposters. The real Joey owns a newly renovated 3 bed semi-detached house in the Welsh town of Conwy - but which is he?When Richard first appeared as a judge, fans were super excited and expressed it on Twitter. @RozLaws said: “Richard Madeley is always excellent value. #thisismyhouse”@Thisisdavid wrote: “Richard threw himself into the guessing game, taking lots of notes and receiving compliments from fellow judge, Judi and Bill Bailey who praised the ‘wealth of experience’ he brought to the panel. “Viewers thought he fitted in nicely.“My love for Richard Madeley knows no bounds #ThisIsMyHouse”. 

World Cup dreams in Cardiff. An own goal from ex-West Ham star Andriy Yarmolenko proved the difference as Rob Page's side secured a narrow 1-0 win to book their place in Qatar in November. Ukraine had plenty of good chances but failed to capitalise on their first-half dominance on a frustrating evening in the Welsh capital.

Kate Middleton and Prince William have been pictured during a royal visit at Cardiff Castle as the Queen's Jubilee celebrations continue.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were accompanied by their two older children Prince George and Princess Charlotte as they visited the Welsh capital ahead of a performance in celebration of the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. Kate, 40, William, 39, eight year old George and seven year old Charlotte were greeted by fans as they made their way into the castle's grounds to attend a concert. But, their youngest child Prince Louis wasn't seen with them.

A family had to fork out £1,000 after they turned up at Newport on the Isle of Wight for a holiday - only to discover they’d actually booked a stay in Newport in South Wales.

dog has been put down after it reportedly lashed out at two men inside a residential property. Police officers were called to a house at Critchley Way in Kirkby, Merseyside on Saturday (May 21) after the bull lurcher began attacking the pair, reports The Echo.

A Geography student on quiz show The Chase left viewers exasperated after getting a coastline question wrong. Geography student Grace was posed a question about which of the following countries has a coastline on the North Atlantic Ocean.

Parties will be held across the country for the Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years since the Queen ascended the throne.Thanks to the four-day bank holiday weekend from June 2 to June 5, there’s plenty of time to celebrate. Whether it’s going to a street party with your neighbours or attending one of the incredible events being organised throughout the UK, there’s something for everyone. Here are some of the events which are taking place across the country, including some free ideas.

WWE superstar Bobby Lashley was sent flying unexpectedly during his bout last night (Thursday, April 29) in Newcastle.The former WWE champion was battling Scottish superstar Drew McIntyre at the Utiltia Arena when the horrifying moment happened.While McIntyre and Lashley were running against alternate ring ropes, the top rope snapped, which saw the 45-year-old go flying head first over the rope – backwards.McIntyre then dropped to his knees in shock with his hands over his head, as fellow wrestler Sam Zayn – who was out there to interfere in the match – stood next to Lashley as the referee checked on him.The referee gave the signal to show that Lashley was OK to continue, and the match finished despite there being no top rope.Rangers-mad McIntyre, who is reportedly set to face boxing world champion Tyson Fury at WWE's huge stadium show in Cardiff in September, defeated Lashley to close the show.The ring rope can be made of steel cables encased in a rubber hose, wrapped in white or black PVC tape, although WWE is thought to fill their ropes with natural fibre.They are attached to the corner posts using metal fixings, which are tightened until the rope has very little give left.WWE will be hoping that the ropes stay put when the company heads to Cardiff's Principality stadium in September as the event has already smashed company records, including WrestleMania - without a single ticket being sold.Vince McMahon’s sports entertainment empire confirmed earlier this week that they’ll be heading to the Welsh capital in September for a landmark event.The show, which has yet to be named, is set to be the first major stadium event to be held in the UK in some 30 years when the grappling giant sold out London’s Wembley Stadium for

Cardiff City and Luton Town.Luton travelled to the Welsh capital for a game in the Championship, with the visitors securing a much-needed 1-0 win. The Hatters currently sit in the play-off places in the second tier, while Cardiff have just about managed to avoid a battle against relegation.Harry Cornick headed Robert Snodgrass' cross past Dillon Phillips with 19 minutes remaining to hand Luton a crucial three points in their promotion push. But the game was soured by events that took place just before kick-off at the Cardiff City Stadium.According to Wales Online, a bus carrying Luton fans stopped outside the Ninian Park railway station, with supporters getting off.

WWE’s September extravaganza in in Cardiff has already smashed company records, including WrestleMania - without a single ticket being sold.Vince McMahon’s sports entertainment empire confirmed earlier this week that they’ll be heading to the Welsh capital in September for a landmark event.The show, which has yet to be named, is set to be the first major stadium event to be held in the UK in some 30 years when the grappling giant sold out London’s Wembley Stadium for SummerSlam in 1992.The extravaganza takes place on Saturday, September 3 at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium, with interest already at phenomenal levels.Even with precious few details nailed down about the blockbuster itself, fans have registered interest in huge numbers – shattering records in the process.WWE have confirmed that that more than 59,000 people pre-registered for tickets for the event in the first 24 hours.Even more remarkably, this marks a new company record for any events, including WrestleMania.The reaction to the announcement that WWE will be hosting a stadium show on these shores after a break of three decades suggest a sell-out crowd at the Principality Stadium is almost certain.“Principality Stadium is the perfect place for a major event, hosting our amazing fans from Wales, throughout all of Europe, and around the world,” said John Porco, WWE Senior Vice President, Live Events when the event was first announced.“The weekend will be filled with a variety of WWE experiences that we believe will leave a lasting memory, on par with SummerSlam at Wembley Stadium in 1992.”Former WWE Champion and Brit Drew McIntyre, who has long championed to have a major event in the UK, couldn’t hide his delight at the initial announcement.He Tweeted: “Two

Royal Blood have shared a new song titled ‘Honeybrains’ – listen below.The band initially teased the track on their social media channels yesterday (March 17), with a black-and-white clip featuring drummer Ben Thatcher writing the release date on a mirror which had the song’s title in spray paint.The full video for ‘Honeybrains’, similarly in black and white, features the duo playing the song in a room of mirrors as the visuals jerk and stutter.In a caption on social media, they wrote: “Instead of sitting on new music, waiting for it to grow old, we thought it’d be fun to let you in on what we’ve been working on over the past few weeks before we head out on our biggest tour so far! It’s as new to us as it is to you. Crank it.”Watch the video for ‘Honeybrains’ below.Royal Blood will kick off their 2022 UK tour this weekend with a show in Swansea.

Being a royal involves a lot of time away from home meaning Kate Middleton and Prince William must leave their children each time they attend an engagement. This week, they visited Wales to mark St David's Day while their three children stayed at home at Apartment 1A Kensington Palace. Last month, William made his first official visit to Dubai, while Kate spent a few days in Denmark, all while they Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 6, and Prince Louis, 3, remained in the UK.

Wrexham for the second time, and he has taken to social media to document his return.The actor shared a snap on his Twitter account stood on the pitch at the Racecourse Ground with the caption: "Nice day for a visit."Reynolds took over the Welsh club with fellow actor Rob McElhenney in early 2021.However, due to the Covid pandemic, the pair haven't been often spotted in the Welsh town, but they have been keen to throw their support behind the sides stateside.But Reynolds has taken the rare the trip to Wales one year after purchasing the National League club.Wrexham celebrated a year with the two Hollywood stars in charge earlier this month.The Welsh side celebrated their progress - which largely centred around their growth online.On Instagram, the club has gained over 60,000 followers over the past 12 months, and 16.9 per cent of Wrexham’s Instagram audience is from the United States.While a similar trend appeared on Twitter, with the side gaining a large platform thanks to the two actors. What do you think of Wrexham's Hollywood owners? Let us know in the comments section Wrexham are currently gunning for a spot in the Football League, and they sit in seventh in the National League, good enough for a spot in the play-offs.However, just the title winners earn automatic promotion up to League Two, and the Welsh side look set to face the playoff dog-fight should they earn promotion.

Barry’s Bootcamp. A workout concept that started life in LA, based on high intensity class-led works outs. It was founded in 1998 but only recently has it really taken off in the UK where it currently has nine studios; eight in London and one in Manchester with more in the pipeline. Arguably the name Barry doesn’t exactly evince a sense of SoCal ebullience here in Blighty.

Royal Blood are set to open a brand new arena in Swansea next March with a new show on their UK arena tour.The 3,500-cap Swansea Arena will be christened by the band as part of their ‘Typhoons’ UK tour on March 8 next year, and is located in the Marina area of the Welsh city.“We are really excited to be announcing our eagerly anticipated first act!” Swansea Arena manager Lisa Mart said in a statement.“Royal Blood are absolutely incredible and their stage shows are renowned for being full of energy and light.”Other shows confirmed for 2022 at the arena include Will Young and Alice Cooper.See Royal Blood’s full 2022 UK tour dates below:MARCH 2022: 8 – Swansea, Arena25 – Bournemouth, International Centre26 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena27 –