Phil Brown: Last News

The late Queen Elizabeth was rarely seen in public without her beloved handbags. The monarch reigned for 70 years and during her time on the throne she welcomed various high-profile individuals including over 100 presidents and prime ministers - and in this time, the handy prop was never far away reports the Mirror.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A 35-year-old dad from Grimsby has finally been able to burp again after not being able to since he was a teenager.Phil Brown had a throat condition called retrograde cricopharyngeus dysfunction.This prevented him from belching due to a muscle in his neck not being allowed to relax, which stops an upward movement of gas.After 20 years of suffering in silence, he then read about the rare throat condition and underwent a successful private procedure.Despite being a "minor ailment", he said the condition had affected his social life, as it prevented him from going out and having a drink.Speaking to the BBC, he said: "My friends were out drinking beer and there was no way I could do it, it

To commemorate that rousing team-talk, Star Sport takes a look at some other mad moments over the Premier League years…Quite what Paolo Di Canio was thinking here is anyone’s guess.Playing for Sheffield Wednesday at the time in 1998, the controversial Italian was shown a straight red card after a scuffle with Arsenal’s Martin Keown.After seeing the colour of the card brandished above his head, Di Canio let his frustrations overwhelm him and shoved referee Paul Alcock before he could finish lowering his arm.The official's hilarious backwards stumble caused him to lose his balance and land on his backside, confirming his part in one of the Premier League's most memorable incidents.

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Glen Kamara’s willingness to pull on the overalls and get his hands dirty in the lower leagues helped set him on the road to glory.The former Hull City boss took the young Finn to Roots Hall for the first of the midfielder’s two loan spells away from Arsenal with Colchester United his other destination.Neither were particularly successful but Brown believes they were an education as he was removed from the life of a pampered Premier League rising star.And Brown believes the experience was vital in his career after leaving the Emirates Stadium to join Dundee where Steven Gerrard plucked him for a bargain £50,000 fee midway through his first season in charge.Get all the latest Rangers news sent straight to your Inbox every day by signing up

A new "living pension" is needed to help workers enjoy a decent standard of living in retirement, according to a think-tank.

Cheshire Live.Rees admitted being responsible for the thefts when she voluntarily attended a police station and was interviewed by investigators in March 2020. Rees was charged with seven counts of theft and one count of money laundering which she pleaded guilty to.