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League One match between Sunderland and Burton Albion.It became apparent there was a medical emergency in the stands at the Stadium of Light shortly after kick-off on Tuesday (February 22) evening.Play was paused while the supporter was treated for 40 minutes before being taken to hospital.Northumbria Police issued an update on Wednesday morning which revealed the man is fighting for his life.A spokesman said: "Police were in attendance at the Sunderland v Burton Albion match yesterday (Tuesday) when a man in the stands collapsed."At around 7.50pm, paramedics attended the scene and the man was taken to hospital in a life-threatening condition."Police have been stood down from this incident and we wish the man a full recovery in the hands of medical professionals."Play was resumed around 8.45pm after a total of a 52-minute break.The Sunderland and Burton Albion players had initially remained on the pitch, but spent most of that time in the dressing rooms.The hosts informed fans in the ground of a 'temporary suspension' using the scoreboards in the stadium.They also provided an update online, tweeting: "There is a break in play due to a medical emergency in the stand."Everyone at #SAFC sends the supporter our very best wishes."Four paramedics were quick to the scene and were joined by St John Ambulance colleagues and an off-duty paramedic.

A mosque devastated by strong winds as Storm Eunice battered the region could be forced to fork out £100,000 in repairs.

But who takes the crown for the baddest soap villain of all time? Have your say in the survey belowEmmerdale's Meena Jutla seems to have only one mission in life: to kill. She's made a nice dent in the show's cast since entering the village in September 2020.She's tried to drown people, pushed them off bridges, hit them over the head with a kayak oar or bashed their head against a wooden step.

UberEats driver after finishing a grueling 12-hour shift in A&E. The woman, says in the TikTok video that she is a nurse and had a hankering for a McDonald's breakfast after a busy night. She then shows screenshots of messages she says the male driver sent her on the UberEats app and it's clear to see why they would make her feel uncomfortable.One reads: "You’re single married you have a boyfriend?"Another states: "I give my number for you thinking maybe one day".She adds: "He kept calling me from different mobile numbers, and he was lingering outside my flat.

A cruel group of teenagers filmed a spate of horrendous animal attacks and shared them to TikTok.

The identity of a skull discovered outside a derelict Bolton hotel will remain a mystery as experts have completed their investigations without a name.

A Birmingham mum said she had a 'mini heart attack' after receiving a £200 bill for one Zoom call.Rachael Lewis, 34, said it was the first time she had used the video conference service, which offers free calls.Two weeks after a 50-minute virtual meeting, however, she received a shocking bill from her mobile network EE which said her monthly bill had increased by £159.63.Rachael dialled into a weekly Q&A with her union, which is UK-based, from her mobile phone. However, she found out the hard way that Zoom uses international numbers for joining calls from mobile phones, which can cost as much £4 per minute.Rachael told the Sun she is "kicking herself" and has warned others not to make the same mistake."Naturally I had a mini heart attack."I went on to my EE account and saw there was a £160 of additional call charges.

House of Gucci takes its place as the UK’s Number 1 film.

Playing full-back has always been fun for Rico Lewis.

two of the biggest jobs in football management, with both Manchester United and Real Madrid on the hunt for the Argentine's signature, the Daily Mail reports. He made his name as a player, where he was stationed at centre back in an impressive 18-year career spanning two continents, three countries and four clubs.

The Queen has faced a challenging month after testing positive for Covid. She’s worried royal followers by sharing that she feels frail, and Prince Harry isn’t helping matters.The Duke of Sussex, 37, is suing the government over a decision to remove his paid-for security while in the UK. In the court case, his representative said: “In the absence of such protection, Prince Harry and his family are unable to return to his home.” But his claims have riled royal expert Angela Levin.

A violent thug celebrated after leaving an innocent man with a fractured skull on Valentine's Day.

More than £170,000 of heroin was seized during a drugs raid in Paisley.

Premier League referee Mark Halsey has shared the secret on how he curbed Cristiano Ronaldo's tendancy to take a tumble during the superstar's early days at Manchester United.Ronaldo first joined United back in 2003 as a teenager from Sporting Lisbon.Under the watchful eye of Sir Alex Ferguson, Ronaldo evolved into one of football's best ever players before departing for Real Madrid in a then-record £80million move.Ronaldo returned to Old Trafford for a second spell at United in the summer a completely different player.But during his first spell at United, Ronaldo garnered a reputation for diving and was often slammed for his tendency to throw himself to the deck.Although Ronaldo has stamped out the majority of his theatrics, he has still been accused of taking the odd tumble in the Premier League this season.He was blasted for going down easily during a clash with West Ham's Kurt Zouma earlier in the season.But Halsey, speaking exclusively to Ladbrokes at the launch of its 5-A-Side bet on Chelsea v Liverpool, has revealed how he got into the head of Ronaldo before a match.What have you made of Ronaldo's performances for Man Utd this season? Let us know in the comments section.And the former official, who refereed in the top-flight for over 14 years, revealed that he'd even jokingly warn Ronaldo to stay on his feet prior to the match."You don't get star-struck when you're refereeing; you can't afford to," Halsey said. "When you cross that white line, you're refereeing 22 players, that's it.

the Sun.The woman wrote: “I have three kids and quite frequently wish I had zero.“I never wanted kids and knew I wanted more from my life than dirty diapers and minivans. I was OK with the first two but the third really made me question everything again.” What are your thoughts? Tell us in the comments... She admitted that her main problem was worrying that she’d “thrown her life away” at such a tender age.The mum commented: “This is not what I want to be doing with my life.“I had my kids at such a young age (15, 19, 24 ) that I don't stand a chance at doing anything significant with my life other than saying hey I raised three more humans.“You're welcome.

parents and explained what they should do if their children go missing in a crowded place.Jess Martini, from the US, said it worked for her when she once lost her child in a public outing."First thing you want to do is dress your child in bright colours and if you are with a big group, try to dress your kid in bright colours similar to each other," the 31-year-old said."Also before you enter the place, you want to make sure to take a picture of your child of what they are wearing and make sure that picture include their shoes."The third tip is to have the parent's name and a contact number written somewhere inside the child's clothing as she explains it could be dangerous if a child abductor finds out the child's name."If your child goes missing, you want to start loudly looking for your child, so it's gonna look like this – 'I'm looking for a boy, age five, brown hair, Caucasian, red Nike T-shirt, black shorts, black shoes!' and you are going to keep repeating," Jess continued.She revealed that the trick can alert other parents to help looking for the child at the same time and potentially scare the abductor because of the commotion.Want to bring a little glamour to your life every day with all the most exciting real-life stories, fashion and even sex tips HOT off the press?Well, we've got you covered with our great new Hot Topics newsletter - it'll drop straight into your inbox around 7pm and you can unsubscribe whenever you like.And signing up now means you'll get a front row seat for our great new series inside the lives of the next generation of Daily Star Page 3 girls.You can sign up here - you won't regret it...This is not the first time Jess shares this life-changing hack as she mentioned that she's been getting

The family of a 'smiley' mum-of-two who died suddenly have paid tribute to her devotion to her children.

Sir Elton John suffered a scary ordeal this week as he headed to New York to perform at Madison Square Gardens.MORE: 10 rare photos of Elton John's children with husband David FurnishHis private plane suffered hydraulic failure at 10,000ft, the Sun reports, and had to twice abort landing on a day that winds hit 80mph.WATCH: Inside the Beckhams' stunning homesShortly after 10am on Tuesday, Sir Elton, 74, left Farnborough Airport in Hampshire, but about an hour into the trip the pilot had to make a U-turn while approaching the coast of southern Ireland.READ: Elton John and David Furnish's wedding connection to Prince Charles and Duchess CamillaMORE: Inside Sir Elton John's $7.2million eccentric mansionThe private jet then returned to Farnborough, where ambulance crews, firefighters and police were on alert. Sir Elton's plane was forced to carry out an emergency landing (seen in 2019)Eyewitness Philip Thomson saw the incident and told the publication: "The terrible weather and epic gusts made it almost impossible to land.

Good Morning Britain presenter Ben Shephard has said how his colleague Kate Garraway will "never give up" on her husband Derek Draper as he battles to cope with the effects of severe Covid on his body.Derek, 54, was admitted to hospital in March 2020 and placed into a coma after being infected with Covid-19.After spending an entire year in hospital he has now returned home but is unable to properly move or communicate after suffering damage all over his body and requires round-the-clock care.Kate's close friend and fellow presenter on Good Morning Britain Ben appeared on ITV documentary Caring For Derek, which charts Derek's slow recovery and his wife's struggle caring for him.In the documentary Ben said Kate will always stand by her man despite her admitting he’s almost a "stranger" now.He said: "Derek has undoubtedly changed from the man I knew a couple of years ago, and certainly from the person that Kate fell in love with."He admitted Kate will find trying to accept what the future might look like "really difficult"."One thing everybody knows about Kate is that she hates letting anybody down," Ben said."The idea that she would think that people might think she’s given up would so far removed from who she is, what motivates her and what drives her on."I don’t think she ever will [give up]."Kate discussed her life with Derek before he fell ill in the documentary, saying she "married someone who was loud and fast-talking, challenging and loving and all of those things"."And the person he is now in many ways is a stranger," she added.She said that while he may never "command a room with a thesis on modern psychology again", she wondered if that is "the be-all and end-all".Kate said: "If we have a love and he can be a dad

Paul Scholes has suggested Cristiano Ronaldo would not get into Liverpool's team - and Paul Pogba is the only Manchester United star who would.Ronaldo, 37, has failed to provide the impact that many thought he would at Old Trafford this season following his blockbuster return from Juventus last summer. The Portuguese has scored nine goals in the Premier League - the same number as Sadio Mane and fewer than both Diogo Jota and the division's top scorer Mohamed Salah.