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A campaign supporting an African football club with links all the way back to Stirling has recently raised thousands of pounds following a special walk.

Jevon, the British rapper and producer known for working alongside Pa Salieu, Kojey Radical and Avelino, has died.The news was reported by Complex, with multiple sources confirming that he has passed away. No cause of death has yet been confirmed.Jevon Daniel Ellis was raised in West London, but relocated to Coventry in his teens, where, as he explained to NME in 2018, he began to make music.He was perhaps best known for producing several of the songs on XL Recordings’ ‘New Gen’ compilation in 2017, which showcased a number of London’s most exciting rap, R&B and spoken word talent at the time, including Kojey Radical, Avelino and Tiggs da Author.Jevon also worked closely with Pa Salieu, the British-Gambian rapper, producing multiple tracks on his debut mixtape ‘Send Them to Coventry’, which was released in November 2020.As he explained to NME, Jevon drew heavily from his Brazilian heritage in his work. “My Grandad was Brazilian and he passed away about three years ago now.

Cameroon coach Rigobert Song has denied the suggestion that he has fallen out with Andre Onana after he was dropped for the crucial Africa Cup of Nations win over Gambia last week.

Andre Onana's Manchester United return will be delayed after Cameroon secured a dramatic victory to qualify for the knockout stages of the Africa Cup of Nations.

Several Manchester United fans have unpacked their grievances with Andre Onana after the goalkeeper conceded three goals against Senegal amid an underwhelming display.

Senegal have revealed that Abdallah Sima has been sent back from the Africa Cup of Nations to Rangers are a thigh injury - amid fears over "a long period of unavailability"

It needed a 1pm pitch inspection, but Dumbarton vs Rangers got the go ahead.

Abdallah Sima will be assessed by Senegal after picking up a hip injury during the African Cup of Nations.

Former Manchester United defender Saidy Janko has slammed the "unacceptable" events that led to their plane making an emergency landing.

Manchester United may not miss Andre Onana for any first-team matches despite seeing the goalkeeper depart for the Africa Cup of Nations.

plane at Gatwick airport, it has been heard by an inquest.The December 7 discovery led police to launch an inquest into the tragedy on the TUI plane.The unnamed victim was found dead upon arrival at the airport following the flight, where flight temperatures into the UK can reach as low as -60C.READ MORE: Nicola Bulley police search caravan site close to bench where phone was foundA post-mortem confirmed the man passed away from hypothermia.The man was found aboard a flight from the Gambian capital of Banjul to London.The flight takes between seven and nine hours and normally requires a stop in between.Direct flights are rare between the two cities, however, Africa News reports it takes around six hours.No details, not even a date of birth, have been found in relation to the man.The operation to work out the man’s identity is ongoing and is a joint collaboration between both Sussex police and Gambian authorities.A full inquest will take place in Chichester on May 24.Coroner Joanne Andrews said: “I am satisfied the death was unnatural and there will be an inquest.”Speaking on the tragedy Ebrima Sankareh, a spokesperson for the Gambian government, said: “According to the information, the deceased black male was found within the wheel bay of the aircraft without identification documents to establish his name, age, nationality or travel itinerary.“It is, therefore, not clear at this stage, who he is.”A statement from Sussex Police said: “Police were called after the body of a man was found in the undercarriage of an aircraft at Gatwick Airport, arriving from Gambia, at about 4am on December 7.“Officers are investigating and a report will be prepared for HM Coroner.”Stowaways on planes are not unheard of.

Former Hibs striker Momodou Bojang has contacted the PFA over his treatment by the club after his loan spell at Easter Road was cut short.

Demetri Mitchell looks set to join the January exodus from Hibs after just 10 appearances - if the club can recoup at least part of the fee they laid out for the former Manchester United youngster a year ago.

The body of an unidentified man was shockingly discovered in the undercarriage of a plane after it landed at an airport in London. Police confirmed the horrifying discovery was made in the early hours of December 8 when the TUI aircraft landed at Gatwick airport after travelling from Gambia to England, the Daily Star reports.

STRICTLY favourite Tyler West says his pro dance partner Dianne Buswell keeps kicking him in the glitter balls. The 6ft 3in radio DJ has impressed with his moves but behind the scenes he is battling to keep up with pint-size Dianne. Tyler told The Sun: “I’ve been kicked in my golden glitter balls so many times, I cannot tell you! “You go through trials and tribulations, things are bruised that perhaps shouldn’t be, but it’s the dangers of doing Strictly.

Viola Davis thought she was "too big" and "too black" to find success in the arts. The 57-year-old actress is one of the biggest stars in the movie industry - but Viola still remembers doubting herself during her time at The Juilliard School, a performing arts conservatory in New York City. She shared: "I felt I came in with a wrong palette.

Momodou Bojang will miss several weeks after the Hibs striker injured himself doing “unsanctioned” extra training on his own.

Jazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Costume designer Gersha Phillips drew upon African tradition while creating outfits for “The Woman King,” Gina Prince-Bythewood’s movie about female warriors in the 1800s. The film starring Viola Davis will debut Sept. 9 at the Toronto Intl. Film Festival ahead of a Sept. 16 release by Sony’s TriStar. During her research, Phillips discovered that Agojie warriors in West Africa wore baggy pants during that time. Initially, she designed outfits in that style, but several iterations later, she incorporated wrap skirts — also seen in historical archives. Since the women were going to be moving a lot, Phillips says, “I had to consider functionality. Everybody had to fight, so we ended up using a stretch-knit fabric so they could do what they needed to do in it.”

told news site WKYC.The raunchy couple reportedly laughed at horrified onlookers who couldn't look away, as the act was performed in plain sight.READ MORE: Horny hackers demand porn legend Mia Khalifa is promoted to government roleThe pair were eventually reported to police by a group of two women and two under-18 girls who had been sat behind them during the entire X-rated ordeal.The witnesses said they could feel the cart shaking and see "both the male and female moving back and forth.""The group said that the couple knew that they were watching and started laughing and continued their behavior," the police report stated.The ride was stopped at 10pm and the couple were confronted by Sandusky police, initially claiming they hadn't had sex on the ride, instead saying Johnston had bent over to pick up a pack of cigarettes that had fallen.But they realised they could no longer keep up the charade when they found out two of the witnesses of their lovemaking had been underage.The pair were taken to Erie County Jail and now face higher charges due to the fact that they were spotted by juveniles performing the lewd act.Both were charged with first-degree misdemeanors, which fetches up to 180 days in prison in Ohio.Davis and Johnston both faced trial on Monday morning (August 15) in Sandusky Municipal Court.READ NEXT:The Gambia begs sex-crazed UK grandmothers on the hunt for toyboy lovers to stay away'Drunk' Ryanair passenger restrained by 7 people after 'foul-mouthed mid-air tirade'Glam influencer sparks backlash with poll on whether to eat weed brownie before holiday

West Ham will host Manchester City for the Matchday 1 of the 2022/2023 Premier League. Here you will find all the information you need to know about this game, including how to watch it on TV or live stream in your country.

airport similar to the Tom Hanks film 'The Terminal' after he lost vital documents proving he was entitled to live in the UK. From the Black Country in the West Midlands, Abdoulie Jobe said he got stuck in Paris’ Charles de Gaulle airport while he tried to prove he was allowed to enter the UK.Forced to drink water from toilet taps, barely eating and sleeping in an airport lounge on uncomfortable seats, he says he was left “in limbo”.READ NEXT: EasyJet customer furious after two flights are cancelled costing her thousandsMr Jobe lost his biometric residence card ahead of his flight to France from Gambia, where he had been holidaying and visiting family.