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Dani Dyer left fans in awe as she showed off her noticeably slim waist in activewear while out on a doughnut run.The mother of three, 27, was inundated with comments complimenting how skinny she looked and branded her ‘unreal’ in the snaps.TV presenter Rylan couldn’t hide his cheekiness as he commented: “The waist on it in a doughnut shop! The cheek!” with a love heart emoji. Fellow mother and TOWIE star Georgia Kousoulou left three lovestruck eye emojis to compliment Dani.

Kylian Mbappe has praised Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes as the France international prepares for a crucial Euro 2024 fixture.

England have a tough task on their hands tonight - and not just because of the technical flair of the Netherlands team, who the Three Lions will face in the Euro 2024 semi-final in Dortmund.Their 'real' opponents may turn out to ITV, after fans warned of a very real statistic that makes grim reading when you consider this evening's game is being aired on the commercial channel. Since 1996, there have been 31 matches broadcast solely on ITV - and England have won only nine of them.That is a startling contrast to games shown on the BBC over the same period - with 21 victories out of 29 fixtures.The incredibly unlucky record of games shown by the Laura Woods-fronted broadcaster has come to be known as the "curse of ITV" - with some England fans calling for the BBC to be handed all games in the national interest.

Manchester United are close to signing winger Samuel Lusale from Crystal Palace.

The summer transfer window is for business and Manchester United continue to work behind the scenes to try and get deals over the line.

England superstar Jude Bellingham is free to play in tomorrow's quarter-final game against Switzerland after being handed a one-match suspended ban and a fine.The striker was being investigated for a crotch-grabbing gesture he made during the team's win over Slovakia on Sunday afternoon - which he insisted was a joke for pals, not a insult to the opponent's bench. While he will be allowed to play, Euros organisers Uefa - the Union of European Football Associations - have come down hard on both England and Jade, 21, over the matter.

UEFA have launched an investigation into Jude Bellingham's actions after he netted a sensational leveller against Slovakia last Sunday evening.

Marta Balaga Martina Buchelová’s debut feature “Lover, Not a Fighter” (“Milovník, nie bojovník”) has debuted three first-look stills. Recently awarded at Karlovy Vary Film Festival’s industry section, Eastern Promises, the Slovak-Czech co-production sees Andrej, who is 20, secretly in love with Miša, living with his grandma, and having the problem of climbing high trees when drunk. “I wrote the script during the pandemic.

Football really is the perfect pastime to enjoy with your mates, especially when it involves collectively yelling at the television.

The Loose Women panel, featuring Christine Lampard, Coleen Nolan, Denise Welch, and Brenda Edwards, tackled a fiery mix of hot topics on Monday (July 1), starting with England's thrilling victory over Slovakia. As football fans rejoiced Jude Bellingham's crucial goal that took the match into extra time followed by Harry Kane's decisive header sending England to the Euro quarter-finals, the team shared their excitement over the game's intense moments.

Will Tizard Contributor Mark Cousins’ portrait of a British modernist painter, “A Sudden Glimpse to Deeper Things,” took the Karlovy Vary Film Festival top prize Saturday, winning over a jury that included Christine Vachon and Geoffrey Rush with its perceptive take on art and seeing. Cousins said the film’s subject, painter Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, “lived completely, truly and utterly – let’s try to do that.” Norwegian divorce story “Loveable” won the Crystal Globe jury prize, as well as three other awards categories, taking home the FIPRESCI, ecumenical and Europa Cinemas Label prizes with its nuanced look at a woman morphing into a new life.

Will Tizard Contributor Slovak director Iveta Grofova says she became fascinated with one of the darkest periods in her country’s recent past when she read Peter Kristufek’s book “Emma and the Death’s Head,” which tells the story of Marika, a Hungarian widow who shelters a young Jewish boy in her home. Set near the Hungarian border during WWII in the Nazi puppet Slovak state, the novel embraces the imagery of the Death’s Head Moth, whose pattern reflects the same skull adopted by the Nazi SS, to force readers to confront a period Grofova says most Slovaks would prefer to forget.

As England miraculously make it to the next round of Euro 2024, swathes of England fans are snapping up retro shirts to show their support. The Three Lions were all but knocked out of the tournament on Sunday (June 30) as they came 90 seconds away from an agonising exit against Slovakia – who currently sit 45th in the world ranking.

The Prince of Wales has joined the crowds in Germany who are supporting England in their quarter final European Championships match against Switzerland on Saturday 6 July. Prince William arrived at the ESPRIT arena in Dusseldorf to watch the match that will determine whether the England team will continue onto the semi finals next week.

As the European Championships kicks off the quarter finals, with games including Spain taking on Germany, Fox is celebrating record ratings.

Showing her support for her family, Dani Dyer has shared an adorable photo of her son Santiago on social media as they cheered on her partner Jarrod Bowen at Euro 2024.The cute snap, which was shared on the former Love Island star's Instagram Stories, showed her little boy decked out in football gear - but not the England kit you might expect. Instead, three year old Santi rocked a West Ham top, representing the team that Jarrod plays for as well as the team that his grandad, actor Danny Dyer, passionately supports.

Queens of the Stone Age has canceled the remaining eight shows on its European tour due to lead singer Josh Homme needing emergency surgery in the United States.The band announced the news via Instagram July 10.“QOTSA regret to announce that Josh Homme must return to the United States immediately for emergency surgery. Every effort was made to push through and play for you, but it is no longer an option to continue,” the statement read.The group expressed its disappointment to fans writing, “Queens are gutted we aren’t able to play for you. We apologize for any inconvenience and share in your frustration and disappointment.”The canceled dates include festivals in France, Czechia and Slovakia, and headlining performances in Croatia and Greece throughout July.

“I’m sorry for you, and I’m sorry for me,” Viggo Mortensen quipped to an Italian journalist Sunday morning before a press conference at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival.

Fans of Good Morning Britain were quick to air the same grievance just minutes into Monday's episode, with several threatening to "switch off". Even before the programme kicked off, viewers were sharing their opinions on its content.

Prince William echoed the thoughts of England fans everywhere last night when he shared his own emotional message following the football team's nerve-shredding victory over Slovakia.The post, which was signed off with a W to prove it was written personally by him, echoed the thoughts of England fans everyone over the lacklustre start to the game and its triumphant conclusion. William was watching as Jude Bellingham's last-gasp overhead kick took England level before Harry Kane fired in another goal to clinch victory.The royal, 42, wrote on his and Kate's official Prince and Princess of Wales account on X: "Emotional rollercoaster! Let's go England!" The royal added with his customary positivity: "Quarter finals here we come! W." One follower replied: "We can all imagine Prince William yelling Let’s go England!" Another told him: "WHAT A GAME!!! I can imagine how much you must have celebrated the goals." Another asked him to put a call in to his friend, England manager Gareth Southgate, saying: "Ah go on - give Southgate a bit of a tickle & 'suggest' he might find it helpful to put Ollie & Ezri on to start next game." England beat Slovakia after extra-time to reach the quarter-finals of Euro 2024 in the early kick-off yesterday and will now play Switzerland at 5pm on Saturday.

The start of the Monday's episode of Good Morning Britain set off a wave of criticism from the programme's viewers before it had even started. Hosts, Susanna Reid and Ed Balls opened the show by sharing the day's agenda which included an extensive coverage of Sunday night's football match where England emerged as victors against Slovakia.