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Joel Glazer's summer promise is now more important than ever after Manchester United drew with Watford on Saturday afternoon.

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She's playing the iconic 'bunny boiler' character Alex Forrest in the stage production Fatal Attraction, but Kym Marsh looked the picture of marital bliss as she left Manchester Opera House with her hubby.

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Coronation Street legend Sally Dynevor is the sixth celebrity to be booted off ITV skating show Dancing On Ice following a tense skate-off with Kye Whyte.Though she has remained a firm favourite with fans throughout the competition, Sally's salon-inspired failed to impress the judges enough to save her this time around.She performed to the Carpenters hit We've Only Just Begun in the skate-off with her professional partner Matt Evers.Sally's eviction comes after Happy Mondays legend Bez was booted out of the competition last week after splitting the judging panel between the maraca-toting dancer and actress Sally.Also not making it through to the final round in previous weeks were Love Islander Liberty Poole - who unfortunately fell over during her final routine - S Club 7 singer Rachel Stevens, TV presenter Ria Hebden and rugby champ Ben Foden.Speaking to hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby before the result was even announced, Sally admitted: "That was so much fun, but I think it's time for me to go." It comes after Sally - who is best known for playing Sally Metcalfe on the cobbles of Coronation Street - spoke out about the confidence the show has given her. She told the Sunday Mirror: "I think when you get to a certain age you start to lose confidence in yourself.

Dancing On Ice 's Connor Ball suffered a tumble on the skating rink for the second week in a row on Sunday night as his blade went into his leg. During the latest instalment, The Vamps star, 25, lost his footing during a complicated move on the ice with pro Alexandra, 41, as they both fell onto the rink.

Hello everyone, as Alphonsos first born i unfortunately come some with sad news to say that skibadee has passed away, as a family we ask for some privacy but may he rest in peace ❤️❤️❤️Posted by MC Skibadee on Sunday, February 27, 2022Born in Waterloo, London, the musician (real name Alfonso Bondzie) got his start on City Sound Radio around 1993. By the end of 1995 he was a resident for pirate station Kool FM and a regular at events such as Thunder & Joy, Johnson & Johnsons, Spirit of the Jungle, and more.Two years later, he and MC Det launched a new project called 2Xfreestyle, which saw them merge drum ‘n’ bass tempos with hip-hop beats, therefore creating a double-time effect.

The very best high-fashion models know how to rock any style, and Kendall Jenner just proved worthy of such status! The 26-year-old beauty sported a bold new hair color while out in Paris on Saturday Feb. 26. The fiery red tone taking over her luscious locks was a dramatic departure from her trademark raven tresses — and we’re not mad about it at all!

Week after week Holly Willoughby serves up a selection of stunning looks on Dancing On Ice.

Liverpool have won the Carabao Cup final on penalties after a thrilling affair at Wembley against Chelsea.Liverpool thought they had taken the lead through Joel Matip, but a VAR review chalked the goal off.VAR had determined that Virgil van Dijk, who was in an offside position, had interfered in the play by tussling with Reece James.Chelsea also had the ball in the net, twice, but also saw their attempts to break the deadlock thwarted by the offside flag too.Kepa Arrizabalaga missed the decisive penalty to hand Liverpool the title.And Daily Star Sport is looking at what Jurgen Klopp got right and what he got wrong.There aren't many chances in modern football to blood youngsters, but Kelleher has made the Carabao Cup his own this season.Klopp repaid the trust in the Irishman by starting him in the final.In many ways, Kelleher's performance didn't matter, with giving the youth opportunities, it presents a clear pathway to the first team for any hopefuls.Kelleher make some big stops for the Reds as they forced the game to penalties.What did you think of Liverpool's performance? Let us know in the comments sectionThiago was left in tears when it emerged that the Spaniard, who had been named in the starting side, would not be able to play due to injury.Klopp replaced Thiago with Naby Kieta, but there didn't appear to be any change of tactics from the German.Instead, Chelsea's midfield was cut open by Chelsea for two great opportunities in the first half.And a sustained period of pressure in the second half, Liverpool's midfield came under scrutiny as Chelsea players continually flooded forwards.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email

Scotland have scooped a share of the People's Postcode Lottery's biggest jackpot ever.More than 600 neighbours in Wishaw, North Lanarkshire, banked part of the £8 million prize pot with six winners getting the biggest share, as they had the full winning postcode of ML2 0EN.The lucky punters managed to scoop £368,461 each in the biggest single prize pot to be awarded in Scotland in the lottery's history.Among those to land a six-figure sum was Jean Moffat, 74, who screamed with joy as her prize cheque was revealed.She shouted: "Wow! I can't believe it!"The gran-of-six was so stunned by the win that she dropped her cheque.After picking it back up, she said: "I'm going to frame it and put it on the wall. It's amazing."I'm over the moon, absolutely over the moon.

Regan Gascoigne is currently competing in Dancing On Ice – and is the favourite to win might we add.You may recognise his surname thanks to his famous father Paul John Gascoigne, also known as Gazza, and his glamour model half-sister Bianca. Gazza, Regan and Bianca's dad, is an English former professional footballer who is described by the National Football Museum as "widely recognised as the most naturally talented English footballer of his generation".Regan, 26, is Paul and ex-wife Sheryl's son, but Paul also adopted Sheryl's two children from her first marriage, Mason and Bianca.

Sally Dynevor has one of the most recognisable faces on the silver screen thanks to her legendary long-standing role on Coronation Street.The 58-year-old has played the role of fan favourite Sally Metcalfe since 1986 and has been involved in her fair share of dramatic storylines in Weatherfield.Loyal viewers know all there is to know about her character’s life on the Cobbles but the blonde bombshell prefers to keep her family life private and out of the media.And it appears as though acting runs in the family as the loving mum and her script writer husband Tim have gone on watch her gorgeous children follow in their footsteps.As the ITV star continues to thrive on this year’s series of Dancing on Ice, viewers have been desperate to get to know the soap star away from the show.Now, the Daily Star has taken a look into the family life of the northern stars as she prepares to blow the judges away with her impressive skating skills.As one of the original cast members from when the show first aired back in 1960, Sally was able to keep her name the same as her character on the show – similar to her fictional on-screen husband on the show.But outside of the show, Sally fell madly in love with her now husband Tim Dynevor and it didn’t take long before the couple’s relationship got serious.The pair tied the knot back in 1996 and the pair have gone on to grow as actors and writers throughout their marriage.But it’s not just the loving mum who has a successful career in soapland, as Tim went on to become a successful scriptwriter for rival ITV soap Emmerdale.The doting dad even went on to win a BAFTA for his talented storywriting writing back in 2008.The sweet couple celebrated their love for each other in front of their friends

Stanley Tucci stars in his own BBC food show where he travels across Italy to discover the country’s regional cuisines.

Georgia Tennant took to Instagram on Sunday where she shared a photo of a night out with her husband David – the first one the couple had enjoyed in some time, as she revealed in the caption.MORE: David Tennant's wife Georgia inundated with messages after sharing happy family newsThe sweet snapshot showed a wavy-haired Georgia looking so happy as she laughed while her husband, whose face was closer to the camera and a bit blurred as a result, was also laughing.The actress captioned the image: "Mum and Dad went out. It’s been a while." The busy mum fans rushed to share their love for the post, with several dropping heart and heart-eyes emojis.WATCH: Georgia Tennant's trip to Edinburgh takes an unexpected turnMany had the same reaction to the sweet behind-the-scenes moment, expressing how great a couple David and Georgia are.

Connor Ball appeared to experience another nasty fall on the latest episode of Dancing on Ice and told show judges that a "blade" ran into his leg.The Vamps musician put on a show-stopping display during props week on the popular ITV show, with his dance partner Alexandra Schauman in tow.But the couple hit a stumbling block when a lift in their routine didn't go to plan, leaving the couple falling to the ice.When Connor discussed his performance with presenters Holly Willoughby, Phillip Schofield and the judges, the star looked evidently distressed but insisted that he didn't want to see medics just yet.However, it was clear that his injury affected him.Seeing the events unfold on-screen, viewers rushed to Twitter to share their thoughts.One fan penned: "Poor Connor! I hope his injury isn’t too serious. Props to him for carrying on!"Another fan said: "I give Connor and Alexandra 8.5 out of 10.0.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel's decisions and team selection were crucial to his side's defeat to Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final.The two sides played out an enthralling 0-0 draw before the Blues succumbed to an 11-10 defeat from 12 yards in the penalty shootout.Tuchel's goalkeeping decisions proved crucial, with Edouard Mendy producing a string of important saves after starting in place of Kepa Arrizabalaga, who was crucially subbed on for the shootout.So, here is the one thing that the Chelsea boss got right and the two things he got wrong as Chelsea beat Liverpool in the Carabao Cup final at Wembley on Sunday.Prior to Sunday’s final, Kepa had played in each of Chelsea’s five matches in this season’s competition, but Tuchel chose to drop his cup goalkeeper in place of his first-choice keeper.His gamble paid off, though, as Mendy made a fine double save to keep the match goalless during the first half, first parrying a long range strike from Naby Keita before springing up to deny his Senegal team-mate Sadio Mane.The Chelsea keeper then made two more huge saves late on in normal time following chaos in the penalty area.Mendy was, however, denied the chance to perform any penalty heroics as he was replaced by Kepa for the shootout.Despite the decisions Tuchel got right, Chelsea missed a host of chances as they failed to capitalise on their dominance, with Romelu Lukaku left on the bench.Mason Mount was the worst culprit as he squandered countless golden opportunities during the match, including hitting the post.The lack of their £97.5million striker certainly hampered Chelsea’s killer touch in front of goal, with several instances where the ball was put into promising areas with no one there to finish.Tuchel’s side

Liverpool came out on top in a dramatic penalty shootout to edge past Chelsea at Wembley to clinch Carabao Cup glory.Both sides were indebted to their goalkeepers in an action-packed first half, with Caoimhin Kelleher thwarting Christian Pulisic early on before Edouard Mendy pulled off a spectacular double-save to keep Chelsea on level terms.Mohamed Salah spurned a golden chance after the break before Joel Matip saw a header chalked off by VAR.Kai Havertz had two goals ruled out for offside along with Lukaku, who was denied once, before the lottery of penalties ensued.In a dramatic shootout, it was Kepa Arrizabalaga who missed the decisive penalty after all 20 outfield players succeeded from the spot to hand Jurgen Klopp his first League Cup.Daily Star Sport highlights six things you might have missed from an enthralling finale at Wembley...The Reds arrived at Wembley on the verge of creating history - and they got the job done to clinch a record-breaking ninth League Cup triumph.They made hard work of it though.Chelsea had numerous chances to snatch the initiative before the game went to spot-kicks.And Kepa's late miss ensured the Reds etched their name into the history books at Wembley in the most dramatic of fashions.Do you think Liverpool deserved to lift the Carabao Cup? Comment below.The Blues may have had the shorter trip for Sunday's final at Wembley, but their recent record under the arch has been a rotten one.Chelsea had lost their last four domestic finals before their showdown with the Reds.And unfortunately for Thomas Tuchel's men, it was more capital punishment for the Blues when it was all said and done.The decision to send penalty specialist Kepa on backfired to leave the Londoners glum again after a trip

Baby Yoda was inspired by E.T and revealed the challenge of following in George Lucas’ footsteps.Jon Favreau is the creator of the hit Disney+ series, which follows a bounty hunter in the years following the events of “Return of the Jedi.”One of the most popular characters in the series is The Child — or Baby Yoda as fans have named him — and Jon has revealed more about introducing him to the story.His first scene sees Mando open his futuristic egg-shaped home and the pair look at each other, before reaching one finger out to touch the other.Jon told Deadline: “[Executive Producer] Dave [Filoni] had done a sketch of kind of a Michelangelo/E.T.

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineWhen Jon Favreau set out to make The Mandalorian, the Star Wars franchise’s first-live-action series, he had a strong sense of the world he wanted to create: Intimate as well as grand, the series should harken to the vision of the original Star Wars trilogy, while taking the universe established by George Lucas in new and exciting directions.“This was an opportunity to prune everything back to the beginnings again,” the executive producer said during Deadline’s virtual Contenders Television: The Nominees. “And having new characters allowed us to do that.”The central character for Favreau would be Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal), a lone Mandalorian bounty hunter who chases down criminals in the outer reaches

Matt Grobar Assistant Editor, AwardslineOn The Mandalorian, Ludwig Göransson joined the very small list of composers who have had the chance to put their stamp on the Star Wars universe, crafting a singular sound for the modern space Western by tapping into his inner child.Created by Jon Favreau, the drama centers on Din Djarin, a lone Mandalorian bounty hunter, who methodically hunts down criminals in the outer reaches of the galaxy.Earning his first Emmy nomination for The Mandalorian, after winning an Oscar last year for Black Panther, Göransson will always remember his first meeting with Favreau on the project, during pre-production. “I got a call that wanted to see me, and I went down to his office in Playa del Rey.