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ASDA and Argos after leaving his victim to die. Murderer Steven White fatally stabbed his victim Jordan Cody in the neck inside a tent following a row over £100 worth of cocaine.

Tyson Fury has laid into heavyweight rival Anthony Joshua, labelling him a "little sucker b****" who rejected the chance to fight him on six occasions.Fury announced his retirement from boxing in April after successfully defending his WBC heavyweight crown against Dillian Whyte with a sixth-round knockout at Wembley. The Gypsy King is yet to be stripped of his title despite his retirement, amid suggestions he could yet be tempted back into the ring.However, in an interview with iFL TV, Fury once again insisted he is done with boxing and slammed Joshua.

Mike Tyson once offered a zookeeper over £8,000 to let him fight a silverback gorilla.In his prime the former heavyweight world champion tipped the scales at 100kg, but never one to shy away from a challenge, he wanted to take on the animal which on average weighed nearly twice as much as him.Accompanied by his wife at the time, Robin Givens, Tyson put a $10k (£8.1k) offer on the table during a trip out to the zoo. Recalling the story, he said: "I paid a worker at New York’s zoo to re-open it just for me and Robin.READ MORE: Mike Tyson regrets not smoking weed during boxing career as he opted for cocaine instead“When we got to the gorilla cage there was one big silverback gorilla there just bullying all the other gorillas.

Kylian Mbappe has made a sly dig at former boss Mauricio Pochettino as the French superstar eyes a first Champions League success.PSG president Nasser al-Khelaifi recently confirmed that the two parties have split ways via mutual consent. And with PSG in the market for a new boss, their star boy has already laid down the gauntlet for what is expected in Paris.The Frenchman told BFMTV: "This past season we weren't as fearsome, we were far less untouchable.

Former Manchester United centre-back John O'Shea has signified the importance of Erik ten Hag making the most of Cristiano Ronaldo's qualities this forthcoming season, insisting he must use him the "right way."

Households everywhere have seen huge hikes in their energy bills - with many unable to afford their essential bills and food shopping. And with the surge in prices set to rocket even further in the coming winter season, families are bing left at breaking point.

Love Island star Ekin-Su Cülcüloğlu has definitely been the talk of the villa in recent weeks as her explosive personality made for some of the most dramatic moments in the villa so far. After originally setting her sights on Italian heartthrob Davide Sanclimenti, the 27 year old soon found her head turned by newcomer Jay Younger.

Some Manchester United players have reported at their Carrington training complex for pre-season medicals.

It’s been a hell of a week on the country’s railways. As the biggest rail strikes in 30 years entered their third day on Saturday, around 80 per cent of services have been cut, and the country’s train stations resemble ghost towns.

A frustrated holidaymaker says his holiday was “ruined” after he was left stranded without his luggage and with only one outfit to wear for nearly a week. Leon Deacon flew from Manchester to Cancun on June 15 - and said he had “zero communication” from airline TUI about his lost luggage.

Glasgow and Edinburgh are decked in colour today for the Pride marches that are taking place today in each city.

A body has been found in a secluded area of an Aberdeenshire village during the search for a missing Scots woman.

A missing woman has been traced after vanishing from Inverness.

Billie Eilish smiles on stage during her performance on day three of the 2022 Glastonbury Festival on Friday (June 24) in Glastonbury, England.

A man who was found with an eight-inch blade in the waistband of his trousers in a Paisley street has been warned by a sheriff he could be facing jail.

Neil Young has announced his plans to release ‘Noise & Flowers’, a live album and film compiled from material recorded during his most recent tour of Europe and the UK.Young embarked on the nine-date run with Promise Of The Real as his backing band, taking in four shows in Germany – as well as one each in Denmark, Belgium, the Netherlands, England and Ireland – across July of 2019. The album and film will feature recordings from all of the shows; the CD and two-disc vinyl release will sport 14 tracks, but it’s unclear if the film (which was co-directed by Bernard Shakey and DH Lovelife) contains the same content.Both iterations of the release will land on August 5 via Warner Records, with pre-orders available here.

IDLES played a surprise set at Glastonbury 2022 today (Saturday June 25), performing their debut album ‘Brutalism’ in full.Taking to the stage in the 12.30pm slot on the BBC Introducing Stage, the Bristol band tore through the entirety of their 2017 debut, described at the time by NME as “an expletive-laden, punk triumph that tackles the current Tory rule, toxic masculinity and mental health.”They were introduced onstage by radio legend Steve Lamacq, who labelled them “one of the most Incendiary, caring and thought-provoking bands of the last decade”. The group paid him back in kind with a dedication ahead of ‘Well Done’, before breaking into an impromptu verse of Green Day’s ‘Basket Case’.During ‘Exeter’,  a young fan named Daisy was pulled out of the crowd to play guitar.

Complex UK report, Hill said: “Drill music, by its nature, is supposed to shock, but it is not a crime and you have to put proper weight on that. What police officers, if anything, are [telling the court] is, ‘I’ve listened to it many times over, I can tell you what is being said; I can make a suggestion to what drug is being referred to.’”In January, the CPS announced that it was going to review its guidance on the use of drill lyrics as evidence against defendants in criminal trials.

Glastonbury crowds and viewing audiences at home were treated to a performance from RnB duo TLC at Glastonbury and fans were amazed at their incredibly youthful appearance.Rozanda Chilli Thomas, 51, and her bandmate, 52-year-old Tionne T-Boz Watkins, took to the West Holts stage early Friday (June 24) evening and treated the crowds to their classic hits songs.The girl group, who were at the height of their fame in the 90s, left audiences stunned and they took to Twitter to post about their age-defying beauty. READ MORE: Sir Paul McCartney to become Glastonbury's oldest ever solo headliner at 80 One wrote: “Watching TLC at Glastonbury and realising those girls ain’t aged in 25 years!”Another added: “Chilli hasn’t aged a day since 1995, man.”A keen follower of the band tweeted out: “Calming myself watching TLC on Glastonbury. Loving that Chilli hasn’t changed her face or her clothes since 2002.”Other fans couldn’t help but gush over their favourite band and noted that Chilli “looks like she’s in her 20s” and that their performance was “insane”.Another even claimed even though they “both look fabulous”, Chilli “looks like she’s popped out of a time machine from the 90s”.The American band was formed in 1991 and have released iconic hits such as Waterfalls and No Scrubs, but the pair were originally a trio.The third girl, Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes, was killed in a car crash in 2002, aged just 30 years old.Back in 2020, Chilli spoke about how the girls had “never ever had a thought” about replacing their beloved friend.She appeared on Good Morning Britain and told the show: “We heard from so many people in the business.

Canelo Alvarez blasted Gennady Golovkin as an “a*******” who “pretends to be a nice guy” ahead of their eagerly anticipated trilogy clash in September.The Mexican ripped into the fan favourite during their eventful press conference in Hollywood. Alvarez only just overcame ‘GGG’ in their previous contest by a majority decision in 2018, one year after the pair fought a hugely controversial split draw in 2017.One year after his rival inflicted his one and only loss, Golovkin accused Alvarez of refusing a third bout between the rivals. But with the Las Vegas trilogy less than three months away, Alvarez fired a strong passing shot at his rival, claiming their third bout has become “personal” before calling him an “a*******”.READ NEXT: Eddie Hearn predicts 'blistering knockout' as Canelo vs Golovkin trilogy fight confirmed “He’s two different people,” said Alvarez.

Glastonbury festival debut after he heard his lyrics roared back at him from the crowd.The 28-year-old, from North Shields, took to the world famous Pyramid Stage on Friday night (June 24) for the first time during his career.And it seems it was a resounding success, as he was seen on stage overcome with emotion as the crowd chanted his own lyrics back at him.READ MORE: Devastated Lauren Laverne quits BBC Glastonbury coverage as mum tragically diesAs the crowd, which was waving a range of flags including a rainbow Pride flag, sang, Sam was stunned to silence before saying: "Thank you Glastonbury!"Sam made sure to give a nod to his hometown during his set, with his saxophone player wearing a Newcastle United football top.The singer also drank from a bottle of Newcastle Brown Ale, and dedicated one of his songs to other Geordies watching him from the crowd.Fans watching on the BBC at home were loving the performance, with one tweeting: "He is unbelievable in every way."Another said: "Just fantastic. Howay Sam!"A third wrote: "He must be absolutely loving it.