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An investigation has been launched by the Football Association (FA) after Manchester United prospect Anthony Elanga was struck by an object thrown from the Elland Road stands.

Rangers fans have criticised Amad's performance during their draw against Rangers on Sunday.

Lucy Mecklenburgh and Ryan Thomas have revealed the gender of their baby after announcing they were expecting.

Rachel Brosnahan is revealing how all of that fast talking dialogue in “The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” isn’t as easy as she makes it seem. 

The Prime Minister is expected to revoke all coronavirus regulations that restrict public freedoms in England when he lays out his vision for the future on Monday.

ITV's new drama Trigger Point saw Lana (played by Vicky McClure) seek advice from a clinical psychologist to process her recent loss. Although the storyline was as gripping as ever, one thing that fans couldn't get a grip of was the "poor audio quality".Many viewers took to Twitter to discuss the poor quality of the sound, with one writing: "Having to keep putting the volume up this week as they mumble their way through the episode this week.

RAF pilot is suing the Ministry of Defence for more than £200,000 after claiming his heavy body armour ruined his sex life. Louis Warburton, from Hook, Hampshire, said the protective clothing he had to wear while serving on peacekeeping missions in Mali had caused nerve damage and impotence.The 30-year-old, who flew Chinook helicopters in service of the UN-backed Operation Newcombe, claims the equipment weighed a staggering 20kg.Warbuton said the gear squeezed his thighs which led him to suffer from extreme pain and numbness due to his sciatic and femoral nerves being injured, reports the Telegraph.

Matthew Perry is expected to release an autobiography later this year.

Love Island favourite Chloe posed with the filter on as she ditched her fabulous blonde locks and opted for a slightly darker look while she posed up a storm for the fun-filled clip.

New Zealand defender Meikayla Moore can count herself to be the unluckiest defender on the planet after scoring a perfect hat-trick of own goals after three moments of terrible misfortunate.The 25-year-old lined up for her country against the reigning World Champions as part of the SheBelieves Cup group stages in California this weekend - and got off to the worst possible start.Following a cross from Sophia Smith after just four minutes, Moore tried to guide the ball out for a corner but it beat Erin Nayler to hand the hosts the lead, to begin a horror first-half for the centre-back.Less than two minutes later, Sofia Huerta's cross was aimed towards Margaret Purce - but she missed the ball and it hit the ill-fated Moore in the face and again beat the keeper.With the scoreline remaining 2-0 for another 30 minutes, Moore was again the victim of fate as Purce charged down the wing before aiming a low cross into the box.Despite being desperate to make no further mistakes, Moore tried to clear the ball with her left foot and it beat Nayler in the net - to her horror.To spare her blushes, head coach Jitka Klimkova thought it was best to remove Moore from the action after just 40 minutes, with Rebekah Stott taking her place.Following those three bouts of bad luck, Moore has received plenty of support on social media, having earned fans for her previous performances for both her country and club sides.One Twitter user wrote: "Keep your head up, bad days happen! You’ll bounce back and be stronger."With a second adding: "Lots of love, Meikayla. Keep your head up, you're a fantastic footballer."A third continued: "Meikayla Moore had 3 first-half own goals.

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Loose Women star Brenda Edwards, who shot to fame on The X Factor in 2005.The British entrepreneur, author, director, DJ and founder of the online urban music platform SB.TV was 31 years of age.The entrepreneur's passing was confirmed by his company SB.TV, which soon resulted in an abundance of moving tributes from friends, fans and loved ones.Ty Sports, the co-founder of @NeverAFoul took to the social media platform and penned: "The death of Jamal Edwards is truly devastating. One of the true pioneers of the music scene. Starting off SBTV and becoming so successful at such a young age."He continued: "Was raised just a few miles down in Luton.

Thousands of fans flooded to pay their respects on Twitter to Jamal Edwards MBE, who has died at the age of 31.The British entrepreneur founded the online music channel SBTV at the age of 15 and helped to launch the career of huge names such as Ed Sheeran. He also filmed artists such as Stormzy, Dave, Emeli Sandé, Rita Ora, Krept & Konan and was considered monumental in helping up and coming artists in the London music scene.He was considered a pioneering figure in British rap and grime music.Edwards was awarded an MBE in the New Year’s Honours list 2015 for his work in music and his business, SBTV.Edwards’ company confirmed the news to the BBC on Sunday evening.His cause of death is yet to be confirmed and comes just days after he attended the 2022 Brit Awards.

Courteney Cox 'didn't realize' how 'strange' she looked after undergoing cosmetic procedures.The 57-year-old actress admitted she initially tried to fight looking older with various 'injections' and other treatments but eventually realized she went 'crazy' and is now trying to age gracefully.She told the Sunday Times Style magazine: 'There was a time when you go, "Oh, I’m changing. I'm looking older." And I tried to chase that [youthfulness] for years.

Paris Jackson surprised patrons drinking and dining at the St. Regis Resort in Aspen, CO last Thursday with an impromptu show featuring tracks from her newly-released EP The Lost, including one likely about her exGabriel Glenn.'This next song is about my ex.

Just as Waltz with Bashir did 13 years ago, director Jonas Poher Rasmussen robustly reaffirms in Flee that animation can be used not just for amusement but for any purpose, in this case to tell the harrowing story of what some refugees from Afghanistan went through in order to forge new lives in the West. This is an odyssey of seemingly unending suffering and insecurity, rendered in bold images both impressionistic and savagely real, that imaginatively reflects the brutal international odyssey the subjects endured.

Participant, which is known for bolstering positive social change, has partnered with Neon for the North American distribution of Jonas Poher Rasmussen’s animated documentary Flee. The film recently made its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival. Neon acquired the film after its debut. 30WEST and Cinephil brokered the acquisition deal on behalf of the filmmakers.

In a seven-figure deal, Neon has acquired the North American rights to Sundance title Flee, an animated doc fromJonasPoher Rasmussen that counts Riz Ahmed and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau as executive producers. Flee, which premiered opening night of the fest, tells the story of Amin Nawabi (a pseudonym) as he grapples with a painful secret he has kept hidden for 20 years, one that threatens to derail the life he has built for himself and his soon to be husband.Recounted mostly through animation to director Jonas Poher Rasmussen — his close friend and high-school classmate, he tells for the first time the story of his extraordinary journey as a child refugee from Afghanistan.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film WriterThe Oscar-winning studio behind “Parasite” broke the ice at the 2021 virtual Sundance Film Festival sales market.The indie company has acquired the documentary “Flee,” also an official selection of Cannes 2020, in a competitive situation after the movie’s Thursday premiere.  The doc went for roughly $1 million, individuals familiar with the deal said. Jeff Deutchman negotiated the deal for NEON with 30WEST and Philippa Kowarsky of Cinephil on behalf of the filmmakers.

One of the most exciting international discoveries of last year's Sundance festival was His House, which explored the cultural dislocation of the refugee experience through a genuinely nerve-rattling horror prism. There's a comparable genre-defying boldness to Danish writer-director Jonas Poher Rasmussen's Flee, which mixes mood-driven, hand-drawn animation with archival footage to trace the harrowing history and lasting psychological scars of an Afghan man hiding from his past for the two decades since being granted political asylum in Copenhagen as a child.

Amin Nawabi is an Afghan refugee living in Denmark. He has a successful career and a boyfriend.