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Manchester United supporters continue to await confirmation of Sir Jim Ratcliffe's investment in the club.

Famous faces attended a “celebration of life” service on Monday to honour Ann Summers founder Jacqueline Gold, which was held in the Painted Hall at the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. TV presenter Eamonn Holmes, 63, and The Apprentice star Karren Brady, 54, were among the celebrities who attended the service, along with around 300 guests. Also in attendance were EastEnders stars Charlie Brooks and Sid Owen, singer Sinitta and members of the Ann Summers team.

King Charles’ portrait will now appear on all UK stamps for the first time - though the Queen’s image will remain on our post for some time to come. Charles’ image, adapted by the design of artist Martin Jennings for use on coins by the Royal Mint, will appear on all new stamps from Tuesday - with presentation packs on sale.

Lee Bullen has demanded an immediate response after Ayr's flop at Arbroath last night.

READ MORE: Joe Swash asked 'why' as he's defended by fans after being seen in rare snap with baby daughterMs Gold was best known for leading lingerie brand Ann Summers and growing the retailer into a familiar sight on UK high streets. The brand was developed by David and Ralph Gold, her father and uncle, after snapping up the retailer’s early business following liquidation in 1972. In 1981, Ms Gold first joined the business on an internship.

Ann Summers founder Jacqueline Gold has died at the age of 62, her family said. The businesswoman died on Thursday evening, 16 March, after seven years of treatment for breast cancer – which her sister Vanessa said she was an "absolute warrior" throughout. Her family's statement read: “It is with unspeakable sadness that Ann Summers confirm our amazing executive chair Jacqueline Gold CBE passed away yesterday evening with her husband Dan, daughter Scarlett, sister Vanessa, and brother-in-law Nick, by her side.

Christine McGuinness has shared her heartbreak at the news Ann Summers founder Jacqueline Gold has died at the age of 62. Her family confirmed the news on Friday (March 17) and said she died on Thursday evening (March 16) after seven years of treatment for breast cancer.

After an iconic career that revolutionised the sex positivity movement, Ann Summers CEO Jacqueline Gold sadly lost her battle with cancer on Thursday March 16th. Described by her sister as an “absolute warrior” for bravely taking on 7 years worth of treatment to combat breast cancer, the pioneering businesswoman tragically succumbed to the disease on Thursday evening.

breast cancer. A family statement said: "It is with unspeakable sadness that Ann Summers confirm our amazing executive chair Jacqueline Gold CBE passed away yesterday evening with her husband Dan, daughter Scarlett, sister Vanessa, and brother-in-law Nick, by her side.

Ann Summers founder Jacqueline Gold has died at the age of 62.

The first stamps featuring King Charles III's silhouette are to go on sale, with the historic floral set a nod to the green-fingered monarch’s love of gardening. Charles’s uncrowned profile, in silver and facing to the right in the top left hand corner, appears on a collection of 10 special stamps celebrating the nation’s favourite flowers.

The final set of stamps to feature the late Queen’s silhouette has been unveiled by Royal Mail. Elizabeth II’s image will appear on the set of special stamps to mark the 100th anniversary of steam locomotive the Flying Scotsman.The commemorative set features 12 stamps depicting the National Railway Museum’s famous train in various locations across the UK, including crossing the Ribblehead Viaduct in the Yorkshire Dales National Park, and at London’s Victoria Station.

The Royal Mail has unveiled the final set of stamps that will feature the Queen's silhouette.

Former Atomic Kitten singer Kerry Katona has revealed that she and her close friend Ampika Pickston are having a joint wedding. The delighted mum-of-five, who is engaged to personal trainer Ryan Mahoney, will walk down the aisle with former The Real Housewives of Cheshire star Ampika, who is engaged to billionaire West Ham owner David Sullivan.

Former Atomic Kitten singer Kerry Katona enjoyed a day out at West Ham United on a double date with her friend Ampika Pickston. Kerry was all smiles at the London Stadium alongside her fiance Ryan Mahoney as they watched West Ham play their first match of the Premier League season against Manchester City.

Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' shirt for £7.1million last week has earned it a place in the top five most valuable pieces of football memorabilia.New research from OLBG has ranked the most expensive items of football memorabilia, with Maradona's shirt coming out on top following it's sale at auction. Maradona had swapped shirts with England's Steve Hodge after scoring twice in their quarter-final at the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.The Argentine legend famously scored by punching the ball over Peter Shilton before adding a second with a stunning solo run just moments later.Following the sale, Maradona's shirt is now the most expensive item of football memorabilia at over eight times the value of the next most expensive item.Second on the list is the Football Rulebook from 1863, which fetched £887,333 when it was sold.

Ruth Langsford lifted the lid on the world’s richest in hit TV show How The Other Half Lives - while getting minted herself.She has raked in £3m in the last two years as one of the hardest working celebs on the box.With her This Morning host hubby Eamonn Holmes, 62, she has toured the world rubbing shoulders with the world’s super-rich.The pair have interviewed West Ham United chief David Gold, an Indian hotel billionaire with a priceless Raphael painting in his hall in New York and loaded Russians for their show.But we can reveal Ruth’s comfortably in the millionaire bracket on her own.Her "theatrical" business Hey Ho Ltd boasts has resources of £2.3m – including £1.1m in cash.Annual accounts filed last month show it shelled otu £623,111 in Corporation Tax over the last two years.That means its income was around £3m.The balance sheet shows Ruth ,61 has taken £1.5m in loans from the company.She paid herself a nominal salary of just £8,788 in 2021.Ruth also presents Lose A Stone In 4 Weeks For Summer and pens newspaper and magazine columns as well as having regular spots on Loose Women and shopping channel QVC - along with popular Tik Tok and Instagram pages. It comes after This Morning viewers spotted a tense moment between Ruth and Phillip Schofield.Earlier this week, the ITV daytime show crossed over for their usual preview to Loose Women and Ruth briefed them on the upcoming topics.At the end of the segment, viewers at home noticed that Phillip seemed to forget his manners.The 59-year-old presenter didn’t say thank you to Ruth after she finished addressing the audience and fans took to Twitter to express their thoughts.One user commented on the interaction: “Not even a ‘Thank you, Ruth,' from our Phil.

League leaders Arbroath stumbled on the road against Ayr but remain in pole position despite a hiccup in their unlikely title surge.

West Ham United owner David Gold has made an awkward social media blunder after he used a picture of the wrong player in a message on Twitter.Gold had tweeted his congratulations to Hammers defender Issa Diop on making his 100th appearance for the club but included a picture of a different player.Instead of Diop, a picture of former West Ham winger Xande Silva was attached, with Gold quickly deleting the tweet once his error was pointed out.He corrected his mistake as he re-uploaded his congratulatory message and also joked that he needed to get his eyesight tested.In his original tweet, Gold wrote: “Issa Diop was delighted to mark his 100th appearance for West Ham United with another fantastic performance in Wednesday’s Carabao Cup fourth

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West Ham’s co-owner David Gold made a Twitter blunder during his latest post on social media.The 84-year-old has enjoyed a successful summer, seeing his team sit second in the Premier League after going unbeaten in their first three games with 10 goals.While they have also strengthened ahead of the Europa League campaign, spending more than £60m on three players as well as securing two loans.But Gold’s post intended to welcome four of those players ended up with him making an awkward gaffe. The Hammers co-owner shared a graphic with centre-back Kurt Zouma, deadline-day transfer Nikola Vlasic, Spartak Moscow loanee Alex Kral and PSG shot-stopper Alphonse Areola.