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EuroMillions jackpot in 2019 is "addicted" to helping people and has given away half of her winnings.Frances Connolly, 55, from Northern Ireland and now living in Hartlepool in Co Durham, has already handed about £11million to good causes so far in 2022. It’s roughly what she had agreed to donate over the course of 10 years.The ex-teacher, who has given away more than half the £115m jackpot the couple won in 2019, said: “I get to change people’s lives.

Red Bull's Christian Horner have a rocky relationship to say the least and were pictured sitting as far away from each other as possible at a Formula One dinner.The two team principals have been at loggerheads on numerous occasions in the past two seasons, with Netflix's Drive To Survive series providing a deeper insight into the clashes between the pair.So far in 2022, the two have not had to go head-to-head at any point, with Mercedes struggling to find their pace so far this term, but there's always the risk of things boiling over when the pair are in the same room.

Daily Mail, claim."At the time the parties met, Husband was employed by an escort service…..The Wife selected Husband through the escort service and insisted on dating him," the docs state. "The parties' relationship rapidly progressed into a meaningful romantic relationship.

F1 boss Giancarlo Minardi believes four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel “should retire” from the sport.The Aston Martin driver had a performance to forget at the Australian Grand Prix, which unravelled into one of his worst performances of all time. The German returned to the grid after missing the first two races of the season due to Covid-19, but got off to the worst start imaginable at Albert Park.After being penalised for his pre-race scooter ride around the track, he was deemed guilty of speeding in the pit lane.

Lewis Hamilton has hit out at his Dutch rival Max Verstappen at qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix on Saturday morning. The Brit has struggled in the early stages of the 2022 season after coming within a lap of winning his eighth title.

James 'Arg' Argent likened himself to James Bond at the London premiere of Fantastic Beasts: Secrets of Dumbledore - and why not?The reality star, who reached 27 stone at one point, has dropped hundreds of pounds and is now the picture of health. Arg paraded down the red carpet 13 stone lighter and looking suave in a grey and black suit. He even posed in front of a black flashy Aston Martin before the event and joked he could be the next Daniel Craig.

James "Arg" Argent oozed red carpet confidence in his latest snap as he embodied James Bond's 007 energy. Sharing the picture with his followers on Instagram, the former TOWIE star joked that he could be the next Daniel Craig as he posed in front of a flash and dazzling Aston Martin.The 34-year-old seemed in good spirits as he opted for a luxe grey suit and smart black trousers, after candidly admitting his relapse during his recovery from addiction last month.The reality TV favourite styled his usual dark wavy locks in a slicked-back look to complete the money shot. James wrote: "The Name's Argent...

ride-hailing service AM NEXT.Patrick Hessel, CEO of AeroMobil, said: "We are excited to announce the second revolutionary model of AeroMobil's true flying car."Following AM4.0, the world's first production flying car, AM NEXT will disrupt and democratise the regional travel market."It will provide a better, and in many cases previously unavailable, solution to trips in the 100-500 mile range."AeroMobil said the total market for the ride-hailing service is estimated to be worth around $70billion (£53bn) a year in North America alone.With its flying cars, the company hopes to make personal transportation more efficient by offering the choice of travelling on the road or in the sky – which will help put an end to traffic jams.Hessel added: "AeroMobil will leverage AM4.0's proof of concept of engineering and regulation, and its premium branding, into AM NEXT's mass-market aerial ride-hailing service."Coinciding with the announcement of AM NEXT, we are touring the prototype 2-seater AM4.0 flying car in the United States, with public viewing and with private appointments for investors, buyers and operators."AeroMobil said that its flying car technology uses existing infrastructure, which is over 10,000 landing strips in the US. It also insists it meets existing automotive and aviation regulation and has significantly greater range than eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) craft.Its vehicles are being unveiled after more than 10 years of research and development by a team of engineers and designers from luxury and supercar makers BMW, Aston Martin, McLaren, Mercedes Benz and Ferrari.The team are also from aerospace leaders including Lockheed Martin, Rolls Royce, Airbus, and Diamond Aircraft, among others.

F1 landscape has been dominated by the likes of Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel over the last 14 years. The pair have captured 11 world titles between them and they have set the standard for the sport’s next generation to reach.Max Verstappen answered that call last season as he captured his first championship, albeit in controversial circumstances.

Sebastian Vettel has been ruled out of the 2022 Formula One opener after testing positive for Covid-19.The Aston Martin driver will be replaced by reserve driver Nico Hulkenburg for the Bahrain Grand Prix this weekend. Hulkenburg will take fellow German Vettel's seat from first practice on Friday and will be racing for the first time since the 2020 Eifel GP on Sunday.McLaren's Daniel Ricciardo also tested positive ahead of the first race of the season, causing him to miss the pre-season testing last week.

The Great British Bake Off judge Paul Hollywood has not always labelled as the “sex symbol” title he carries today.The baker, who turns 56 today (March 1) had humble beginnings before finding fame on popular Channel 4 show.Since his fame, the star has amassed a net worth of £11.5 million, which he also uses to fund his motor racing hobby. The petrolhead loves to drive an Aston Martin and has even trained and entered GT races, finishing second place at Silverstone in 2015 and first place in 2017.

James Martin, 49, is known for hosting his ITV show Saturday Kitchen every weekend. However, fans may not know about the star’s previous relationship with Hollywood producer Barbara Broccoli.The chef dated the James Bond producer after meeting her in 2001.They first met when Martin was auctioned off to cook her a meal at a charity fundraiser.After making a meal for her and her friends, the pair hit it off and organised to see each other again.The pair dated for four and a half years, which Martin called “surreal” and “exciting”.In an unearthed piece, Martin opened up about some of the extravagant gifts she gave him during their relationship.Writing for the Daily Mail back in 2008, he explained she’d gifted him three Picasso paintings.As well as this, she’d offered to buy him a “state-of-the-art Aston Martin DBS, chassis number 007, costing an eye-watering £180,000.”While Martin explained they had a great relationship, he admitted he turned down the pricey gift.He recalled how when they’d been at the dealership, Barbara had begun to buy him the car when he asked her not to.Martin explained: “I told her not to be so ridiculous but she was already saying: 'Yes, we'll have it black, with black interior, and we'll have the chassis number 007.'“I continued to say: 'No, we won't.' Barbara replied: 'Why not? If you want it we'll get it.'“I tried to explain to her that you can't just give someone a £180,000 car as a gift.

Formula One is approaching faster than Lewis Hamilton on a fresh set of tires.F1 powerhouses Mercedes, McLaren and Ferrari are all yet to reveal their new designs ahead of the season.Fans will be hoping that the 2022 season will continue in the hugely dramatic style of 2021, which saw the championship come down to a controversial final lap, Max Verstappen overtaking Hamilton after a safety car.New rules and regulations mean that the new cars will look different to last year's and some teams, including Aston Martin, Haas and Red Bull, have already released their new designs.Cars now look sleeker with larger tires, though are some concerns they will look far too similar to each other. F1 and motorsport fans often enjoy looking out for innovative design quirks by opportunistic designers.That said, it could mean a reset in the field, with many also hoping that not just Red Bull will be able to challenge the dominance of the Mercedes since 2014.F1's most famous team Ferrari will launch its new car on February 17.It is the sport's most iconic team but has not had a happy time of it of late.Its last constructors' championship came way back in 2008, but one expert predicts Ferrari may get back to winning ways in 2022.

Formula One stories like Lewis Hamilton’s rise from humble beginnings can seem as if they are growing less likely with every passing season.The seven-time World Champion’s ascent through the junior karting ranks was a grind.His father Anthony famously worked three jobs and required the backing of Ron Dennis to deal with the monumental costs of funding his son’s dream.On top of the huge karting fees, drivers are expected to bring millions in either sponsorship money or their own investment to get one of the 20 elusive F1 seats, while smaller teams look to become more competitive by employing ‘pay drivers’ from rich families.All that has helped to result in a sport dominated by wealthy drivers.Daily Star Sport looks at five current drivers on the grid who have incredibly rich parents.The fifth season Aston Martin driver comes from one of the wealthiest families on the grid.Stroll begun his career aged 10 and rose through the ranks as a Ferrari academy driver before landing a place in F1 for the 2017 season, where he initially raced for Williams.Two years later, his billionaire dad Lawrence bought the Racing Point team and chose Lance to replace the highly-rated Esteban Ocon.Firmly placed in the category of a pay driver, the 23-year-old still races for the team under its new name - Aston Martin - picking up three podiums in his career thus far.As of last year, Forbes believed Canadian business mogul Stroll Sr.’s net worth to be £2.4billion.Mazepin was controversially given a seat at Haas for the 2021 season having finished just fifth in Formula 2 the previous year.The Russian also came 18th in his rookie F2 season while teammate Nyck de Vries won the championship, leaving fans stunned when Haas overlooked several other up

2020 765LT Coupe, which sold out long ago and was also restricted to 765 examples worldwide.The new Spider weighs 49kg more thanks to the roof mechanics but I doubt many drivers would even notice the difference. McLaren engineers have made subtle tweaks across the board, from revised damper settings that lower the height to a new, active rear wing.The steering ratios have been enhanced, while a four-pipe titanium exhaust adds even more drama.

“IS THAT a new Aston Martin?” a neighbour asked, admiring the car parked across the road from my house. “No, it’s a saloon from a fairly new marque to the UK, called Genesis, and this is their G80 model,” I replied.

SINCE 1913, Aston Martin has been synonymous with performance, grace and exclusivity. Now it has implemented that ethos into its first SUV – the DBX.

Prince Charles' Aston Martin runs on something other than fuel or electricity.

CORONATION Street fans are overjoyed after Seb Franklin’s killer Corey Brent was finally caught and charged with the crime. The killer footballer - who is played by actor Maximus Evans in the ITV soap - was trying to flee the country to escape justice for kicking Seb to death.

Prince Charles has said that he named the autumn garden at Balmoral after Prince George.The 72 year old talked about the gesture in an interview with the BBC about the environment as well as sharing that his Aston Martin is powered by cheese and wine.The future king also expressed his sympathies for Greta Thunberg and other groups like Extinction Rebellion and Insulate Britain. Prince Charles did the interview from Prince George's Wood on the Scottish estate, and he revealed he built the arboretum and planted trees the year Prince George was born and therefore named it after him.

Facebook, more than 6,000 people have shared and around 1,500 people reacted with laughing emojis, Leeds Live reports.One viewer quipped: "You can’t park there sir.""And who is gonna give him a ticket?" joked somebody else.A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said: "A police vehicle was lifted by an automatic bollard while on patrol in Kirkgate in Leeds city centre at about 2.30 pm on Friday."The vehicle was recovered to be inspected for any damage."Any incidents involving police vehicles are subject to a review process.This comes after a man had his Aston Martin covered with fish by angry people when he parked it across two spaces.It turned out both spaces were reserved for fishermen which explained why he was the recipient of such smelly