Standing beside his grandad's grave, a young man makes a plea. It's not a plea he should have to make, but some people still don't seem to get it

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He wrote: ‘Father figure to me for 10 years, thanks for having faith in me. Sleep well Jack, Love ya. Thinking of Pat, John, and Peter at this sad time’Absolutely gutted

Creeper have covered a Neil Young classic as the latest edition of their ‘Sounds From The Void’ acoustic cover series.The band have taken on ‘Hey Hey, My My (Into The Black)’, which inspired the band’s track ‘Into The Black’, from their first EP.“I’ve been a fan of Neil Young for quite some time,” Creeper frontman Will Gould said of the new cover.

Amongst the most popular K-drama stars in the world has to be Park Seo-joon, who over a decade has managed to win millions of hearts with his versatile acting skills, dashing looks and charismatic personality. Whether it be swooning over his narcissistic Vice Chairman avatar in What's Wrong with Secretary Kim or being mesmerised by his brave but gentle warrior side in Hwarang: The Poet Warrior Youth, Seo-joon has proved how talented he really is with every character he undertakes.Let's begin with his recent K-drama, Itaewon Class, in which we see him play the subdued yet determined Park Sae-ro-yi, who seeks vengeance for his father's death.

Paisley hub has been handed £42,000 to help cover costs after lockdown left them with no income from March but with bills still to pay. He believes the investment will crucially help them get kitted out for a safe return, meaning they can get their much-needed mental health support service back up and running.John, 78, said: “We have been closed down since March but have still had to pay for various things to keep the centre going like insurance and utilities.“This funding is an absolute lifeline for us as it will enable the centre to meet the government’s mitigation requirements to us to reopen.“That will probably be in phase four of the government’s route out of lockdown plan.

straight to your inbox Ole Gunnar Solskjaer insists he is 'very happy' with Marcus Rashford's form for Manchester United even though he has gone five starts without a goal from open play. Rashford recovered from a double stress fracture to his back to line up for United against Tottenham last month and has kept his place in all five Premier League games since the season restarted.

Manchester United could snub a move for Jadon Sancho in order to sign Ben Chilwell. The Red Devils are set to spend again after a fine run of form before and after the break that looks likely to secure Champions League qualification.

Will Smith 's fans are convinced he looked like a "broken man hiding his pain" in his heartwrenching chat with wife Jada Pinkett Smith.

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says he has no fears about Mason Greenwood suffering from burn-out.

Manchester United may have to look no further than their own youth setup to find the next world-class superstar. Sporting Lisbon played hardball over Bruno Fernandes in January, with a deal finally materialising at the end of the winter window.

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The Grand Tour host Jeremy Clarkson, 60, has addressed some “sad” news he has been thinking about this week after hearing that the Boeing 747 jumbo jet is going into retirement. Jeremy explained the aircraft is “up there” with his favourite machines “in the world” and revealed he will “miss it” when it’s gone.The presenter’s comments about the plane come after Boeing announced that it will end production of any 747s in the factory and won't be taking new orders amid the coronavirus crisis and due to it not being environmentally friendly. Addressing his disappointment over the decision, Jeremy wrote in his latest column for The Sun: “I still marvel at it.

A burglar told a terrified mum "Hiya love, I've come for the hoodie" after leaving behind an Adidas top during his raid on a family home.

on this link here.Charlton, who married Pat Kemp in 1958 and had three children, will leave a huge void in the world of football and if one anecdote sums up what sort of man he was then it is this.Several years ago he received a call on his mobile by mistake from a journalist. Undeterred by the fact his phone shouldn't have rung in the first place, Charlton answered and promptly spent the next 20 minutes indulging the person on the other end of the line by discussing the current state of football and life in general.He had time for anyone.

Airdrie have moved to bring back winger Euan O'Reilly after his release from St Johnstone. The pacey midfielder returned to his parent club early after a few early season appearances for the Diamonds after injury ended his season.

Express.co.uk that although he was planning on carrying on with his career, Barry encouraged him to continue to pursue performing after he became seriously ill with the disease.When quizzed on if he returned to the stage to fulfil Barry’s wishes, Paul said: “I probably would have carried on anyway after he’d gone but he did say, ‘You will carry on, won’t you after I’m gone?’ “And I said, ‘Yeah, of course I will.’”Opening up about Barry’s final days, Paul continued: “I’d actually gone and done a Joe Lycett Saturday evening show, The Time It Takes, on the Wednesday.“I saw him [Barry] on the Tuesday and he was alright, he was sitting up and chatting away, obviously not normally, but he was fine and then on the Wednesday morning I’d flown up to

New World has now been delayed to 2021 following feedback from its alpha test players.The game is scheduled to release on August 25, however will now be released at a yet-to-be-announced date in 2021 to allow the team more time to incorporate more features.Players who have already signed up for the upcoming beta or pre-ordered the game will be allowed exclusive access to New World in its current state for a limited time starting on August 25.“When we (Amazon Game Studios) examined the feedback we received over the last several months from our Alpha audience, we saw that players like the game and they would like to see even more of it,” the developer stated in an update on New World‘s official site.

Chelsea have been rocked by news that they have been overtaken by Manchester United in their bid to sign Leicester left-back Ben Chilwell.Blues boss Frank Lampard was convinced that Chilwell would be his next Stamford Bridge recruit as the next stage of a spending spree that has already seen £80m pair Timo Werner and Hakim Ziyech arrive.But according to The Sun, Man Utd have prioritised signing the England international as an upgrade on Luke Shaw.Chelsea will have to go back to the drawing board and are clearing the decks for more big-name reinforcements.They are hopeful of selling left-back Emerson Palmieri to Inter Milan in a £15m deal to raise funds for a new left-back.Some of the alternatives that have entered the Stamford Bridge radar

Manchester United could opt against a summer move for Jack Grealish. The Aston Villa captain enjoyed a fine start to the season in his return to Premier League football, but has failed to deliver after the restart and witnessed his team slip four points from safety.