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Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand has urged Jadon Sancho and Antony to copy Bukayo Saka's aggressive approach to wing play.

EastEnders actress Samantha Womack, 49, took to Instagram to update her 88,700 followers after she started chemotherapy treatment for breast cancer.

A study by Betsperts has revealed the most punished players in Premier League history and Manchester United feature heavily on it. The study calculated which players had committed the most fouls across the history of the competition using data from FBref.

Liverpool supporters was compounded by an early Rangers goal at Ibrox on Wednesday evening - their first in the competition for 12 years. Jurgen Klopp's men went into the fixture on the back of a Premier League defeat against Arsenal that left them 13 points from top spot - and were behind thanks to Scott Arfield.

Shakira and Gerard Piqué might be living separate lives and going through a rocky legal battle but the former couple would be in the same room for their two boys, Milan and Sasha. Recently, the singer and the soccer player were capture sitting and cheering from the sidelines in Milan’s baseball game in Valencia, Spain.The match was held at the Jardin del Turia Baseball Field and was packed with parents and other family members of the little athletes.

Kilbarchan AAC legend Callum Hawkins believes he's making great strides to returning to his best after beating brother Derek to the Great Scottish Run half marathon title.

courthouse in the buff.Alejandro Colomar, 29, has racked up an eye-watering €3,000 (£2,700) in fines for walking around the streets of Valencia, Spain, without clothes on multiple occasions.And the self-proclaimed nudist, who claims his naughty hobby is not illegal, even showed up at the courthouse totally disrobed to contest his many fines on Tuesday (September 27). READ MORE: Dad fuming as police escort 12-year-old son home for wielding toy gun in public Police eventually persuaded Colomar to cover up his manhood before he proceeded into the building.Speaking in court, the naturist said that the only people who had taken issue with his nudity were police, claiming that cops stopped him every time he left the house unclad.He also stated that an online search led him to discover there was no law stopping him from going out in the nude.Colomar even said he and his mother, who reportedly wears clothes, would go hiking together while he was completely exposed.The computer scientist, who works remotely for an American IT security firm, considers it a breach of his rights for police to stop him from wearing - or not wearing - whatever he likes, and plans to defend himself against those who want to stop him.He was summoned to the Valencia courthouse as part of his appeal process to have his fines cancelled.Defending Colomar, his lawyer Pablo Mora reportedly argued that being naked in the street is not a crime - but did admit that there is some vagueness in the law after the Spanish government did away with the crime of 'public scandal' in 1988.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.While some city councils in Spain, including Barcelona,

Chelsea and Liverpool both have flop strikers that can count themselves among the best goalscorers in the Champions League of all time. Both Premier League clubs are in action this week in Europe as they look to win the biggest prize in club football. The Blues face Dinamo Zagreb in Croatia while Jurgen Klopp's men face Napoli on Wednesday night.

READ MORE: Met Office says balmy temperatures are to return as Brits battle heavy downpourWhile the driver of the train asked passengers to remain on board, some are believed to have panicked as they saw the flames get ever closer reports the Mirror.There were 48 people on board the train, that had set off from Valencia on Thursday afternoon, but some broke windows to get off the train in a wild panic.At least 10 of the passengers who left the train were injured, including three who were seriously hurt from burns.The train driver went on to reverse it back from the danger area to a station at Caudiel and nobody who had stayed on board were injured.Those who had left the train also made it back to Caudiel where some received treatment.Of those who were hurt, the most serious was a 58-year-old woman and a 15-year-old girl who were airlifted to hospital in Valencia, it is reported.READ NEXT: Furious woman spots stranger stealing water from her hosepipe during heatwave Brits flock to the beach as sunseekers bask in 35C heatwave before storms arrive Brits could be forced to leave windows filthy for months due to drought

A Place in the Sun fans were surprised when a house hunter turned up in a very similar outfit to one of the show's presenters.Kirsty and her boyfriend of four years, Joe, met with host Jean Johansson in Valencia, Spain, where they were looking to spend £250,000 for a permanent home.When they met up at the beach to go over the wish list for their house, Kirsty wore a floral short dress in stunning yellow and a a pair of white boots.READ MORE: A Place in the Sun fans tell guests to 'f*** off' over outrageous property offerEagle-eyed fans noticed the outfit and thought of another host, Danni Menzies, who looked absolutely stunning while filming her ventures.Danni is always seen wearing mini skirt and a pair of white leather boots to show off her long tanned legs.One said: "Kirsty has modelled her look on Danni - horrible white boots and flashing dress.""She nicked Danni's boots!" a second joked and a third added: "Has she half-inched Danni's boots?"While others were concerned of her very short dress, with a viewer saying: "That dress seems to be getting shorter every five minutes."Danni was seen in the property show wearing a very similar pair of white boots and she left her fans swooning when she paired it with a white mini skirt.One fan wondered Danni's height when she walked side to side with her guest in a house hunt in Andalucia region of Spain."Blimey! How tall is Danni? She looks amazing in that outfit!" she wrote.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here. Last week a guest distracted viewers as she neglected to wear a bra on the show when she and her husband were searching for a home in the bolthole in Cyprus.The woman later became a talking point on

Thania Garcia A stage collapse due to high winds killed one man and injured several others at the Medusa Festival near Valencia, Spain on Saturday.According to reports by CNN and the Associated Press, the main entrance and the main stage of the festival collapsed at around 4:18 a.m. local time “due to a strong gust of wind.”At the time of the incident, DJ Miguel Serna was on stage and there were around 50,000 people in attendance.

injured after a stage collapsed during a music event in Spain, according to reports. It is believed that a man, aged 28, was pronounced dead after part of the main stage and the structure of the entrance to the venue caved in at the Medusa Festival.Emergency services were called to the scene in Cullera, following reports that the structures had succumbed to high winds.

A Place In The Sun presenter Jasmine Harman has taken to Instagram to address a "problem" she and her crew experienced while trying to film the hit property show's latest episodes.The TV star, 46, told how they were forced to move location due to their sound man experiencing problems in a park in Valencia, Spain.In view of her 107,000 followers, Jasmine revealed the problem she and her team were facing.Speaking to her camera, she said: "We are filming in one of Valencia's beautiful parks this morning."But unfortunately the sounds of nature here are causing our sound man a little problem, as you can probably hear!"So it looks like we're having to change location," she added before ending the clip, as the noisy sound of crickets could be heard in the background.Jasmine added the hashtag "#behindthescenes" and tagged park La Rambleta.The star donned a midi-length red dress which featured a pretty floral print and a v-neck design.Jasmine had previously posed in the garment while outside the La Ciutat de les Arts I les Ciéncies in Valencia, revealing that she'd visited before in 2005.The property expert stunned as she was all smiles in snap.It comes after Jasmine spoke out about a family tragedy which occurred last month, as the property expert admitted she is still trying to recover from an "awful nightmare".The star took to social media to pay tribute to her beloved dog Jet as she revealed he died suddenly after a "tragic accident.Taking to the picture-sharing site yesterday, the mum-of-two uploaded a video montage of her beloved pooch, which included a series of photos of Jet over the years.The candid clip was accompanied by the tear-jerking song, Somewhere Over The Rainbow.In view of her 106,000 followers, she penned:

Gary Neville's stint in charge of Valencia was a disaster, but the Sky Sports pundit has defended his record after being called out by Barcelona fans.Neville took charge of Valencia in 2015 and joined up with brother Phil, which shocked the Spanish media due to his lack of experience and inability to speak the language. Their reservations were justified after Neville was sacked inside five months, with the horror 7-0 defeat to Barcelona described as one of the 'worst moments in his whole career'.Barcelona fans still celebrate the moment to this day, but Neville couldn't help respond to a tweet aimed at him which addressed his record in charge.

the Reds' 11th signing of the summer this week. He joined on a free transfer following the expiry of his contract at Manchester United and is said to have rejected the chance to join West Ham.

Liverpool are set to bank themselves £18million from the sale of Takumi Minamino soon, and they are somehow going to make a profit on the forward.The Japan international arrived at Anfield as an exciting prospect having impressed against the Reds for RB Salzburg. But Minamino underperformed massively and never truly justified the Reds triggering of his £7m release clause.

Spain’s drive to consolidate as one of the world’s foremost big shoot locales, Shooting Locations Marketplace has confirmed dates for its second edition which will run over Oct. 20-21, taking place once again at the Feria de Valladolid, an hour’s train ride north of Madrid.The Marketplace looks set to repeat its original format which welcomes first and foremost location scouts, as well as producers, line producers and representatives of film commissions in and outside Spain.Revolving around one-to-one meetings, where commissions and service companies present potential shoot destinations to location managers, the Marketplace also features panels and presentations analysing industry trends as well as success stories and factors that tip the balance when picking one destination over another.

Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich rounded up Blues supporters for a drink to tell them why he sacked Jose Mourinho.The Sun tell of the time that the Russsian oligarch held an impromptu fans’ forum in Spain after the Portuguese manager was let go in 2007.In a hotel bar in Valencia, where the Blues had just won a Champions League group stage encounter against Los Che 2-1, a reporter stumbled across Abramovich, who was with his then-girlfriend Dasha Zhukova and right-hand man Eugene Tenenbaum. The trio were standing along with a group of about seven or eight Blues supporters, drinking booze.The Russian had taken the measure of getting Tenenbaum to find him some fans so he could tell them precisely why he had decided to give Mourinho the boot and employ the unfavourable Avram Grant.A fair few of the supporters were around the hotel in which the owner had stayed.

Paris Fury has recently returned from a luxurious trip to the south of France with husband Tyson and their brood of six kids. Though, far from leaving the life of opulence behind, the youngest of the family have come back to a very lavish nursery.

BBC Radio 3 has announced the musicians that will join the next phase of its New Generation Artists programme, who will work with the broadcaster from September this year through to December 2024, initially crossing over with the last team of musicians participating in the scheme.The programme, in the words of the BBC itself, “supports young musicians at the beginning of their international careers with performance opportunities in London and around the UK”.That includes solo shows as well as performances with the BBC orchestras and appearances at festivals including the BBC Proms, Cheltenham Festival and Edinburgh International Festival, with broadcasts of those performances on Radio 3 and other radio stations around Europe bringing participating musicians to a wider audience.The new team taking part in the programme includes three UK musicians – accordionist Ryan Corbett, jazz pianist Fergus McCreadie and countertenor Hugh Cutting – plus, from beyond the UK, Colombian cellist Santiago Cañón-Valencia, Berlin-based Leonkoro Quartet, New Zealand-born violinist Geneva Lewis and South African soprano Masabane Cecilia Rangwanasha.Says Radio 3 Controller Alan Davey: “It is a privilege for Radio 3 to be providing performance and broadcast opportunities to young artists as they embark on their international careers. This year, we are particularly proud that the New Generation Artists joining the scheme showcase a variety of instruments and voices and come from many corners of the world”.“This means that our audiences can experience and discover a variety of music by encountering these inspiring young performers”, he adds.

Manchester United.The 25-year-old Dutchman is absolutely soaked in talent and, underwhelming spell at Barcelona aside, he still has the potential to be one of the world's finest midfielders. In many ways he's a bubbling cauldron of crude oil just waiting to be tapped, and who better to do that than his former coach Erik ten Hag?United are trying to sign De Jong this summer, but before fans get too excited, we should remind you that most of the players Barcelona sell to the Premier League end up flopping faster than a goldfish on a kitchen counter.Here, Daily Star Sport looks back at eight former Barcelona stars who failed in English football.Newcastle thought they'd hit the jackpot when they signed Holland superstar Patrick Kluivert on a free transfer in 2004.The striker had been Barcelona's chief goalscorer for six seasons, and the 29-year-old arrived at St James' Park ahead of what should have been the last of his prime years, despite the fact his final season in Spain wasn't exactly world-beating.