Mick Schumacher speaks with mum after lucky escape from terrifying F1 crash

Neighbours has sadly seen the loss of many of its great actors since the series began in 1985 - including the death of actress Miranda Fryer earlier this year.Actresses including Anne Haddy and Cathy Godblod, who played fan favourites Helen Daniels and Sondra Pike respectively, along with Miranda Fryer, are just three of the stars to have died in the decades since the soap first aired.Fans and fellow cast members have been left devastated by the deaths, some of which occurred suddenly while the stars were still appearing in Neighbours.Here, Daily Star looks back on the Neighbours stars who have sadly died.Anne Heddy was one of the longest reigning on-screen matriarchs in Neighbours - with both her on-screen and real life deaths leaving fans devastated.During her time in Ramsay Street, Helen had romances with residents including Reuben White and James Condon, saw members of her family mysteriously disappear, and left viewers in tears following her tragic death in her sleep while watching Scott and Charlene's wedding in 1997.Her portrayal of the character Helen won the Penguin Award for Sustained Performance by an Actor in a Series in 1987.Away from our screens though, Anne had encountered multiple health battles including a heart attack that led to multiple bypass operations, angina and kidney troubles - leading the actress to retire in 1997.However the actress died on June 6, 1999 at the age of 69 years old, just two years after she left Neighbours.Cathy Godbold was one of Australia's most famous TV actresses, having appeared in both Home And Away and Neighbours during her career - as well as playing Deborah Hale Regnery in The Saddle Club.In 1997, she was cast as Sondra Pike in Neighbours, who was involved in story

Dillian Whyte faces losing a chunk of the cash he earned from being blown away by Tyson Fury as he contests a different sort of fight outside the ring.Whyte had his shot at the WBC belt on Saturday night, but was outboxed throughout the contest. And then his challenge came to an end in the sixth round when he was flattened by a huge uppercut which Fury admitted was one of the best punches of his career.Still, the Body Snatcher earned a pretty penny for his night's work, with his guaranteed take-home amount set at £6m.

X Factor's "Tesco" Mary Byrne says she has "picked herself back up" after TV work dried up.Mary, 62, shot to fame when she appeared on the ITV show back in 2010, the same year that One Direction garnered a following and subsequent success. She was quickly given the jovial nickname "Tesco Mary" while on the show, which came from her job prior to finding fame when she worked at the supermarket.Irish sweetheart Mary made it to the semi-final of The X Factor after singing her heart out and making a name for herself around the United Kingdom.After the show she then signed a record deal with Sony Music Ireland – but as with many careers in the entertainment industry, Mary has had ups and downs.Speaking to Star Chic Magazine, and reported in RSVP, the singing sensation has opened up about her life after appearing on X Factor.

Tyson Fury has already backtracked on his plans to retire by calling out UFC champion Francis Ngannou for a hybrid heavyweight showdown.The Gypsy King dismantled Dillian Whyte before delivering a brutal uppercut in the sixth round to secure a knockout victory and retain his WBC belt on Saturday night. Cameroonian fighter Ngannou flew in from Las Vegas to watch Fury in action at Wembley, with the pair appearing to verbally agree a future fight post-bout.Fury confirmed in his post-fight interview he would be retiring from boxing after making a promise to his wife. But he contradicted his words just seconds later by claiming he was interested in a crossover fight with knockout artist Ngannou.Fury said: “Francis Ngannou was here today.

The Emmy winner stars as Tessa in the play, a barrister who loves to win, after working her way up from working-class origins to be at the top of her game.Directed by Justin Martin, the production features set and costume design by Miriam Buether, lighting design by Natasha Chivers, sound design by Ben and Max Ringham, music by Rebecca Lucy Taylor, and video by Willie Williams for Treatment Studio.Prima Facie is produced by James Bierman for Empire Street Productions, along with Echo Lake Entertainment, Faliro House, Filmnation Entertainment, L.T.D. Productions, and Moudy Al Rashid.Jodie recently revealed her reasons for giving up a leading role in the Ridley Scott-directed Napoleon. “That decision was actually taken out of my hands.The scheduling kept changing, and I was always committed to the play," she said. “So it came to a point where it was impossible to do both.

Jamie Carragher has joked Harry Kane needs to go and buy a Ferrari in response to Wayne Rooney's "flash car" analysis on Monday Night Football.Standing in for ex-Manchester United team-mate Gary Neville as a guest on Sky Sports, Rooney claimed the England captain was "one of the best players the Premier League has seen." However, the current Derby County boss also stated that because of his private lifestyle, Kane is vastly underrated when discussing elite players to have graced the top-flight.Rooney said: "I think the way Harry Kane is, he is very humble, but I think what we are seeing nowadays is that the young lads are putting themselves out there on social media and getting a lot of attention whether it is sponsorship deals."Whereas Harry Kane is a superstar on the pitch and genuine gentleman off it. I think sometimes because people don’t see him in those flash cars and doing what other players do, they maybe tend not to like him as much, but he certainly is one of the best players the Premier League has seen."And it didn't take long for Carragher to quip: "You know what to do H go get yourself a Ferrari."HAVE YOUR SAY! Is Harry Kane "one of the best players the Premier League has seen"? Let us know in the comments section.As well as discussing Kane's underappreciated status, the duo commented on his insane pedigree in front of goal.

NEWSROUNDS' Becky Jago has changed her look 21 years after hosting the iconic programme. The broadcaster, who is now 45 and working as the host of ITV News Anglia, has much shorter from her days on CBBC where she starred alongside Lizo Mzimba.

Leicester City were cruelly denied a winning goal against Manchester United thanks to a more than dubious VAR call.James Maddison thought he'd won the game for Brendan Rodgers' side with 10 minutes remaining after firing the ball past David de Gea at the near post following an awkward scramble on the edge of the box.Amid the pre-goal tangle, United defender Raphael Varane appeared to lose his footing, and a VAR review deemed Leicester forward Kelechi Iheanacho the culprit before ruling the goal out, much to the delight of the Old Trafford crowd. The reaction on social media however was rather different."Not a chance is that a foul, not a chance.

F1 world champion Mika Hakkinen has revealed he immediately thought of Michael Schumacher after his son Mick suffered a horrific crash during qualifying at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.People feared the worst when the young Schumacher lost control over the curb and went crashing into Turn-12. His Haas car was then flung into barriers on either side of the track before he remained seated in the cockpit for what seemed an eternity.Fortunately, the 23-year-old was declared conscious after ambulance services appeared on the scene and he was airlifted to hospital for further checks.

Sky Sports presenter Jeff Stelling has made a sensational U-turn on his decision to step down as the host of Soccer Saturday.

F1 team principal Guenther Steiner made a brilliant X-rated joked about his team’s struggles of late after Kevin Magnussen secured points in the second successive race at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, which was won by Max Verstappen.While teammate Mick Schumacher missed out on competing as he recovered from a horrific crash during qualifying on Saturday, Magnussen followed up his stunning P5 finish in Bahrain last week with ninth-place at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit last night. It was yet another stellar performance from the Dane, who only received the call to replace Nikita Mazepin at Haas 11 days before the start of the 2022 season.Magnussen’s performances suggest Haas have developed a competitive car, unlike the machinery produced over the last few years.

Lewis Hamilton clearly isn't used to finishing too far down the field with the seven-time world champion confused over whether he'd scored any points in Saudi Arabia.Hamilton, 37, eventually crossed the line in 10th place after a rollercoaster weekend for the Mercedes man. Disaster struck in qualifying when he was eliminated in Q1, meaning he was set to start Sunday's race 16th on the grid.It was the first time he had been eliminated in the first part of qualifying on pure pace since 2009.

Max Verstappen said he had to endure the "smart tricks" of Charles Leclerc during a thrilling Saudi Arabia Grand Prix.Despite starting fourth on the grid, the Red Bull man took the lead with four laps to go - and then had to fend off another charge from his Ferrari rival before taking the chequered flag. It was the perfect response from Verstappen after failing to finish the opening race in Bahrain.Again, one of the features of the race was Leclerc's intelligent use of the DRS zones, which made it difficult for the Dutchman to pass him.

170mph crash on Saturday that left his car split in two.The German driver, son of F1 legend Michael Schumacher, was involved in a horrific accident during second qualifying in Jeddah, but was able to walk away from the crash without any serious injuries.Schumacher was later cleared by medics to drive in Sunday's race, having been sent to hospital for precautionary scans, but was absent from the starting grid due to the damage to his car. Despite this, he admitted after the crash that he was "not even sore" as he looked ahead to the Australian Grand Prix.Speaking to Formula1.com, Schumacher said: “I’m feeling alright, I think to be able to stand here with nothing basically, not even sore anyways, just shows the security and safety of these cars.“Obviously it is something that you think about, what could I have done better? What could I have done different?“But in the end there is also something that you have to move on from and our goal is still Q3 and points and I guess we’ll have to delete that til Melbourne now.”Will Haas earn a podium finish in 2022? Let us know in the comments section below.Schumacher had lost control of his car on turn-10 in Jeddah, with his car's impact with the wall leading to it being flung down the track, reaching as far as turn-12.His car was travelling at a speed of 170mph at the time of impact, with his car left split into two pieces as a result of the horror crash.

Saudi Arabian Grand Prix circuit.The brutal crash saw qualifying stop for an hour as medics rushed in. Schumacher was taken to hospital in Jeddah but it appears that he is unscathed going off the recent images with the 23-year-old pictured conducting interviews at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit just a day after, putting supporters’ nerves at ease.The German wrote on social media yesterday: “Hi everyone, I just wanted to say that I’m ok/Thank you for the kind messages.

Lewis Hamilton would crash came to light.This weekend's showdown in Saudi Arabia has already been shrouded in controversy, with genuine fears that proceedings wouldn't go ahead after a fuel depot was struck by a missile on Friday evening. The incident occurred just six miles from the track, sparking safety fears.The incident caused delays, with drivers even meeting to discuss among themselves over whether or not the race should go ahead.

Sergio Perez will start the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix on pole position but it was Lewis Hamilton’s shock exit in Q1 and Mick Schumacher’s horror crash that will dominate headlines. As darkness fell and the lights lit up the Jeddah Corniche Circuit one of the big question ahead of qualifying was would Mercedes make it through to Q3. Hamilton didn’t even make it out of Q1.

Formula One driver Mick Schumacher suffered a horrifying crash at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix.Schumacher was racing in Q2 of Saturday's qualifying at the Jeddah street circuit when he appeared to lose control at turn-10. The Haas driver's car made impact with the wall before being flung up the track, all the way up to turn-12.Fans and commentators were left fearing the worst after Schumacher remained in his car for a long duration after the collision.

Rangers legends Ally McCoist and Kris Boyd, plus Motherwell hero James McFadden, have slammed a penalty call against Scotland in their friendly with Poland.

Manchester United may have entered the interviewing process with Ajax boss Erik ten Hag, but they appear to have the upper hand with Mauricio Pochettino too.United are expected to swiftly appoint their new long-term manager ahead of next season as Ralf Rangnick's position as interim boss expires on June 1. And Ten Hag reportedly held talks with United on Monday as the Dutchman became the instant frontrunner to take the role.But Pochettino remains his primary competitor, and the PSG boss is expected to leave his current role this summer.

Chelsea are still yet to secure a new owner after Roman Abramovich was hit with sanctions by the UK Government, but the fans have campaigned against a potential bidder.Chicago Cubs owner Thomas S Ricketts has reportedly submitted a bid to buy Chelsea, and are flying to London to meet key stakeholders according to Sky Sports. Members of the stakeholders involved in the meeting include the Chelsea Supporters' Trust and the Chelsea Pitch Owners.However, even in the crisis that Chelsea are in, fans have campaigned against the Ricketts family taking over at Stamford Bridge.