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Chelsea forward Timo Werner was forced to give up in his pursuit of a loose dog during a visit to London park - with the animal eventually being safely reunited with their owner.The Germany international is known for his pace and stamina on the pitch and he tried to use that to his advantage while chasing the missing pup in a bid to reunite it their family.Despite failing to catch it, wardens eventually stopped the canine and used it's ID collar to return them back to their loved ones safely - with onlookers left impressed by the efforts of the striker.The event comes after Werner played 90 minutes for Thomas Tuchel's side during their routine 3-0 win over Crystal Palace on Saturday as the squad prepare to welcome new-boy Romelu

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A mysterious flashing light seen lurking beneath the surface of the River Thames has sparked wild suggestions about what's behind it – including aliens.Juliana Asyaevich shared the baffling video of the light to a Facebook group for Canary Wharf and Isle of Dogs residents on Sunday (August 15).It shows a white light repeatedly flashing underwater in the middle of the iconic river. She asked fellow residents in east London what the sight could be, according to MyLondon, and received some extremely varied replies.

Channing Tatum and Sandra Bullock wrapped filming on their movie, Lost City of D, and to celebrate, Channing played a little prank on his famous co-star!

all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterOver the years many Love Island stars have spilled that there are in fact hidden rooms within the villa.This was proved to be true on Sunday nights episode when Jake Cornish stormed off and ventured into an unknown location after other contestants shot down his declaration of love for Liberty Poole.Faye Winter and Chloe Burrows led the troops with their opinions, explaining that they were uncertain if his words were "genuine".Jake's best mate in the house Toby Aranonalan, decided to pull him for a private chat to inform him about the perception among islanders.Now angry, Jake fled the scene to cool down and entered a secret room that viewers at home

Conquering his fears. Travis Barker‘s deadly plane crash in 2008 made him not fly again until 13 years later. The Blink-182 member flew for the first time in more than a decade on a private jet with his girlfriend, Kourtney Kardashian, on Saturday, August 14.

Mark Labbett, 56, has shared his doubts that he is “the best chaser” across the pond after being praised by a fan of the US version of the ITV show.The Beast admitted that although he has always been successful as a chaser in the UK, he is “struggling to avoid coming last” after joining the new series stateside.He put his struggles down to the challenges of taking on an “American based trivia set”, which is less familiar to him.The quizzer made the candid admission after joining the ABC channel’s programme alongside 36-year-old James Holzhauer, 47-year-old Ken Jennings, and 43-year-old Brad Rutter, who are his fellow chasers on the show.Mark opened up on finding his role as a chaser more difficult in America when James teased Ken about

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Simon Gallup announced he’s leaving the English rock band The Cure after four decades as its bassist.  The 61-year-old musician announced the news with an incredibly brief statement shared on his Facebook Saturday.  "With a slightly heavy heart I am no longer a member of the Cure ! Good luck to them all," he wrote.  In response to a commenter asking if he was OK given the abrupt change, Gallup noted that he’s fine, "just fed up of betrayal." Unfortunately, he didn’t elaborate on the betrayal he’s speaking of.  Representatives for The Cure did not immediately respond to Fox News’ request for comment.

Doing a double take! Candace Cameron Bure’s daughter turned 23 on Sunday, August 15, and the actress celebrated her eldest child with look-alike photos.

coronavirus have been recorded in the last 24 hours, the Scottish Government have announced.

TWO Love Island stars have already left the villa and are about to return to the UK. During last night’s show the Islanders were told to vote for the least-compatible couples - leaving Jake and Liberty and Faye and Teddy at risk.

He’s overcoming his fears. Travis Barker has gotten on a plane for the first time since his deadly 2008 plane crash.

The Athletic are reporting Bellerin is growing increasingly frustrated with the lack of progress on his exit.The Spaniard's representatives have apparently suggested alternative options to Edu with no luck.But now the Gunners have sprung the idea involving Brazil international Emerson.Who should Arsenal's first choice right-back be? Let us know in the comments section.At present, it is merely an idea, but it could be tempting to Barca, who also face financial difficulties and cannot afford to buy players currently.Emerson made his Barcelona debut last night from off the bench in their 4-2 win over Real Sociedad.The report also names Atletico Madrid's Kieran Trippier, who was strongly linked with Manchester United earlier in the window, as

Manori Ravindran International EditorTel Aviv-based sales outfit and advisory firm Cinephil is linking up with London’s WestEnd Films for a new joint venture that will see the companies unite on development, financing and sales.The deal comes as Cinephil founder and managing director Philippa Kowarsky recently stepped down from the business — a leading sales firm whose credits include the Sundance-winning “Flee” and Oscar-nominated “Collective” — to take up one of the documentary industry’s most prestigious roles, as commissioning editor of BBC documentary strand Storyville.Under the new pact, WestEnd and Cinephil will collaborate on upcoming projects and films.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Taliban soldiers are wandering the streets in nondescript clothing 'shooting people who want to get to the airport' and flee the newly captured city of Kabul, where thousands are currently fearing for their lives in hiding. An English teacher stuck in the Afghan capital has spoken exclusively to Daily Star about the "grim" and "hopeless" situation him and many other find themselves in.The passionate teacher was working with his usual class on Sunday when they got the word Taliban were approaching and had to run for safety.

Getting disinvited from Barack Obama’s birthday party was just what Larry David wanted.

Alan Wake 2 might be in production as Remedy Entertainment has confirmed its unannounced game project “has moved into full production”.While there’s no confirmation that the game is Alan Wake 2, the rumours are pretty strong. The project is in conjunction with Epic Games as part of a two-project publishing deal with the giant.

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PAISLEY DAILY EXPRESS: Live news as it happensHis last book was on Paisley’s Bungalow Bar and the current writing project runs to 128 pages.Loudon said: “I have another two books on the way.“Tales Jist Needin Tae be Tellt is a collection of short stories from life experiences and travels,“I hope these stories will raise a smile and maybe a few eyebrows too.“It’s a wide and varied collection covering a range of topics.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!As the Taliban take control of Afghanistan, families of British soldiers who died, and ex-service personnel alike, have been left asking what their efforts were for.Afghanistan is in the process of being taken by the Taliban, 20 years after the fundamentalist group were ousted from power by a US-led military coalition.The coalition included the British Army and saw 457 British lives lost and £22billion spent.Yesterday, the Taliban took control of the country's capital, Kabul, and it is now feared that the country will fall under strict Sharia Law, with the efforts of British soldiers in vain.Jack Cummings, a veteran who lost both his legs in 2010 in Afghanistan, tweeted: "Was it worth

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Residents and fans of a popular Victorian seaside town have leapt to its defence after a visitor claimed it was "eerie".People have hit back after a mum complained that North Yorkshire resort Saltburn-by-the-Sea left her "feeling sick" because of a past bad experience.The woman posted anonymously on a Mumsnet forum about her experience at the seaside spot, which quickly racked up a big response, according to Yorkshire Live.In the post she wrote: "Hi. I'm off to Saltburn near Whitby tomorrow and I feel sick.