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Thomas Partey has urged Bukayo Saka to stay at Arsenal and fulfil his dreams.Saka gave a man of the match display in Sunday's 3-2 win at Watford to put the Gunners one step closer to a top-four finish.And with Arsenal set to offer the 20-year-old a new contract this summer, midfielder Partey insists it's vital he sticks around.Partey said: "We all know what he is doing. He is one of the best young players in the world now."I think he is doing a great job.

pub.And now, due to his love of the boozer, he's living in its garden – just a short trot to the Guinness tap on the bar.Born on St Patrick's Day – hence the name – he was often seen by the side of owner Kirk Petrakis.Patrick and the other horses who pull the famous Cockington carriages recently had to leave their home at stables in the village.Stepping in to provide a new home, Drum Inn landlord Matthew McKinley-Booton said they have built Patrick an enclosure in the pub garden.The pony will now spend his life as a fully-trained therapy pony - having previously been a part of a team of ponies who took tourists around the town on carriages as part of a popular tourist attraction during the summer.Patrick is now the official mascot for Devon Recovery Learning Community and to the War Horse Memorial.Kirk said: "At the pub, he likes a sip of Guinness and he has a carrot - that's it."It's a special treat for him. We decided on Guinness as he was born on St Patrick's Day."It also has some nutritional value for him.

Caprice Bourret has taken a stand against Russia's president Vladimir Putin as she posed fully naked on Instagram, with an anti-war sign painted on her body.The former model has never been camera-shy and she flexed her modelling skills in her latest post as she shared an important message to her fans.The 50 year old got fans talking with her post, which included six snaps of her posing completely naked on her Instagram account.In the first shot, the American businesswoman could be seen posing with her back to the camera, holding her middle fingers up - as a message to the brutal Russian President.

Shane Warne felt "betrayed" over his threesome with two models and a blow-up sex toy after pictures of the incident were published.The legendary spin bowler had an infamous night of passion with Coralie Eichholtz and Emma Kearney at the latter's London apartment back in 2006.Pictures of Warne having sex with the two women and him wearing Playboy underwear were later published, leaving the Australian cricketer feeling betrayed.Warne tragically passed away at the age of 52 in Thailand on Friday, having suffered a suspected heart attack, with Thai police having since confirmed he had died of natural causes.The former Hampshire captain recalled his infamous threesome in his 2018 autobiography No Spin.Warne had been playing a county cricket match for Hampshire before receiving a text from Eichholtz which read: "You should be here with me."The message was accompanied by a picture of her and Kearney kissing.“They were in London, I was in Southampton. I texted back, saying I'd be there in an hour," recalled Warne.The then 36-year-old Warne bought three bottles of alcohol and drove up to Kearney's apartment in Knightsbridge to meet the women.What is the craziest sporting sex story you've heard? Let us know in the comments section below.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Holly Willoughby broke down in tears during the latest edition of This Morning as she watched a clip of a Ukrainian girl belting out Let It Go from Disney's Frozen.The video of the little girl's moving rendition of the hit song was recorded while she hunkered down in a bomb shelter in Kyiv and has gone viral as Ukrainian forces continue to fight off a Russian invasion.Footage of the girl, named Amelia, singing at the shelter was first posted on Facebook by Marta Smekhova, who says she filmed it with permission from the girl's mother.Holly and co-host Phillip Schofield watched the video live on air during Monday's edition of the ITV daytime show.The mother of three became overcome with emotion and began to shed a tear.This Morning contributor and royal editor Camila Tominey also cried while discussing the moving video.Fans watching at home were also left emotional after watching the video.Taking to Twitter, one fan penned: "Holly, I don’t think there’s any words to describe what’s going on in this world right now. Heartbreaking."Another added: "I was bought to tears along with Philip and Holly there watching that beautiful child sing Let It Go while sheltering from the Russian bombing.

Coronation Street fans were left in shock on Sunday (March 6) as Abi Webster went into labour - without even knowing she was pregnant.The mum-of-three feared she could be pregnant last year after an affair with Imran Habeeb - but later dismissed her concerns as she knew what being pregnant felt like.However, she didn't actually take a pregnancy test.And now it looks like Abi could be plunged into a custody battle after losing both her twins to social services, before they moved abroad to Australia.With her other son Seb's death wreaking havoc on Abi's life and her marriage to Kevin near destruction, it's no surprise she'd be tempted to turn back to drugs - and lawyer Imran, tasked to help her out with the case, knows that.And now actress Sally Carman has confirmed to Daily Star and other press that it's "highly unlikely" Abi will get to keep custody of her new baby - named Alfie after Seb's favourite teddy bear. Opening up about the coming storyline, Sally confirmed that Abi does a runner from the hospital and heads back to Weatherfield to "pretend like nothing ever happened".She revealed: "I think [Abi runs] for the same reasons she gave up the twins, because she doesn’t believe she can look after [baby Alfie] properly.

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Head over to our new Lanarkshire Live Facebook page to make sure you're up to date with the top stories in the regionHe was last seen flying in east of the centre, with staff there as of yet unable to pick up a signal from his radio telemetry.Stocks can travel “quite a distance” but, because of the high winds yesterday afternoon, Stanley may have sought somewhere to shelter.Staff at the centre described Stanley as: “Around the size of a heron, mainly white in colour with a distinctive black stripe running from wingtip to wingtip.“He also has a long, thin, pointed orange beak and long orange legs.

Easter bank holiday weekend.Typically, businesses close their doors in order to let their employees have time off with their loved ones.And it’s no different at Royal Mail, which usually doesn’t operate on bank holidays.On the Royal Mail website, a statement reads reads: “We deliver and collect your mail on most days of the year, including Saturdays.

snow and Arctic conditions set to hit today.A blast of icy air is expected to sweep the nation a week after Brits enjoyed a glorious heatwave.The four-day Bank Holiday weekend is set to take a dramatic turn as the freeze could plummet temperatures down to -7C.Snow warnings are in place for the extreme change in weather, with the Met Office saying no part of the country would be 'immune' from snowfall on Easter Monday.The cold weather has come as Covid restrictions are easing across the UK, with Boris Johnson urging people to enjoy the outside in a safe manner.Police are also asking people to continue to respect the rules in place after crowds and brawls broke out in the warm weather on Good Friday.A "massive step down" in temperature will

McDonald's is reducing the price of two popular menu items for one day only as part of an exciting wallet-friendly Easter deal. To start your Easter Monday off right, the fast food chain is offering Breakfast Rolls for £1.99, saving you £1.30.

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icy chill this weekend as the Met Office issues a yellow weather warning and temperatures set to take a dive.After parts of the United Kingdom basked in weather you would come to expect to find on holiday on the Costa Del Sol this week the outlook over the Easter weekend is looking much more unpredictable.While places such as Kew Gardens enjoyed temperatures of 24C on Tuesday (March 30) the next few days could see some areas plummet to minus figures.It's hard to fathom but after the glorious sunshine that allowed Brits to enjoy parks and coastlines as lockdown rules eased, now they could be reaching for their scarves and gloves.In fact, the weather service has said that no part of Britain could be "immune" from snowfall on Easter Monday,

Covid announcements to bring more clarity to what Brits can expect for the summer. Here is what to expect:Restrictions began to ease on March 29 with outdoor gatherings allowed in groups of up to six.On Easter Monday (April 4), the next stage is set to be announced that will open pub beer gardens, gyms, hairdressers and non-essential shops reopen for the first time in months.The PM had previously said this would be no earlier than April 12 - but he said he would give businesses at least a week's notice before reopening.Outdoor attractions such as zoos, drive-in cinemas and outdoor hospitality venues may also be opening to the public.

coronavirus cases. Currently, only essential retailers - such as supermarkets and pharmacies - are allowed to open during lockdown.

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Easter Monday next week. The Scottish Government’s timetable out of lockdown has listed the businesses that are expected to reopen and the measures that could be relaxed from April 5.