Bradley Walsh couldn't help but slam a contestant on Tuesday's episode of The Chase for his 'ridiculous' answer to a question - but would you have got it right? Bradley Walsh couldn't help but slam contestant Damien (pictured) on Tuesday's episode of The Chase for his 'ridiculous' answer to a question - but would you have got it right? Unbelievably, the contestant chose baby...Perhaps unsurprisingly, the answer shocked Bradley, who stood looked at the player open-mouthed, and said: 'Wow'. Of the correct answer, Bradley added: 'It's one of those poor unfortunate ones, where its tongue is always sticking out and it's not the prettiest animal.' Still not over Damien's answer, Bradley couldn't help but point out hat he would have been in a good position in the game if he had opted for a more sensible answer.

Australia selector Tony Dodemaide has revealed that the team’s leadership group will conduct a full-scale investigation into Australia’s failings at the 2026 T20 World Cup. The 2021 champions were sensationally knocked out of the World Cup on Tuesday after Ireland’s clash against Zimbabwe in Pallekele was rained off. ‘If the IPL was first and the World Cup was second, they’d be missing the IPL to play in the World Cup,’ he explained. Those selected as part of the World Cup squad then travelled to Lahore to face off against Pakistan in a three-match T20I warm-up series ahead of the World Cup. ‘We will do the requisite planning to look at 2028; we've got 2027 50-over World Cup in the meantime.

Now, the easiest city to relocate to in Europe has been revealed. It comes as UK emigration numbers jumped more than six per cent in 2025 according to the Office for National Statistics, with more and more Brits seeking to leave the UK behind. Last year 252,000 Brits left the UK, while only 143,000 returned - and of those who departed, 76 per cent were under the age of 35. Amsterdam has been named the easiest city for Brits to relocate to in Europe, according to new research. The city comes in first due to its fully digital visa process, strong job market, good English fluency, and large expat community with 34 per cent of Amsterdam's population being foreign-born.

Russia imports Irish components for 'kamikaze drones' used in UkraineRussia has been importing electronic components from Ireland to go towards the building of "kamikaze drones" used against civilian targets in Ukraine, an Irish Times investigation has found. In a 15-month period, beginning in January 2024, just under 10 tonnes of components from Irish companies reached Russia, according to The Irish Times. Irish companies were not directly responsible for the shipments, with wholesale and export companies responsible, particularly from China. "The material included 1.3 tonnes of antennas originally made by the Irish company Taoglas and imported by Russia in 2024," The Irish Times investigation reads. That is enough to make 36,000 Geran-2 kamikaze drones, a weapon that has become a central part of Russia’s strategy to wear down Ukraine’s will to fight by attacking civilian targets."

Historic cannon unearthed during transformation of Hull’s Queen’s Gardens'This is a fascinating discovery that offers a glimpse into Hull’s maritime and military past'View 2 Images A historic cast-iron cannon found during works at Queen’s Gardens in Hull (Image: Hull City Council)A cast-iron cannon thought to date back as far the 17th century has been uncovered during ongoing transformation works in Queen’s Gardens in Hull. The cannon measures approximately 2.6m in length and is estimated to weigh over a tonne. Peter Connelly, of Humber Field Archaeology, said: “This is a fascinating discovery that offers a glimpse into Hull’s maritime and military past. Finds like this highlight the rich history beneath our city and the importance of careful excavation as we deliver the Queen’s Gardens transformation.”The cannon will be fully assessed and recorded off-site. Article continues belowYou can hear from Peter Connelly, of Humber Field Archaeology, on the discovery of the cannon on YouTube.

'Our officers just arrested a person with what appears to be a gun near the West Front of the US Capitol Building,' US Capitol Police (USCP) said in a statement. Cops are continuing to investigate a 'potential security concern' on the Lower West Terrace of the building. The Lower West Terrace is rarely-utilized space on the Capitol's entrance facing the National Mall. Images from the scene showed a number of officers standing near the Lower West Terrace with police tape up as authorities investigated. The Capitol Complex and members of Congress have seen a sharp uptick in threats over the last five years.

"It was one of the lowest points since my election" - Limerick Mayor John Moran says of a recent council meeting to approve a corporate plan. Photograph: Alan BetsonJohn Moran has questioned whether there is a strategy by some to make his role as Limerick’s mayor “unbearable” to “create sufficient pressure that I might simply walk away”. Moran, a former Department of Finance secretary general turned independent politician, was elected mayor in 2024. Moran wrote that the proposed corporate plan was “circulated months in advance”, it was discussed in a workshop with councillors, and amendments were adopted or responded to “months ago”. Moran wrote: “These are not the actions of people seeking collaboration.

Gianluca Prestianni has sought to clarify the comments he allegedly directed to Real Madrid star Vinicius Jr that sparked an explosive row in the Champions League on Tuesday night. Video footage showed Vinicius and Prestianni walking towards one another, before the latter lifted his shirt over his mouth. Gianluca Prestianni has given his version of events after being accused of racismBenfica's clash with Madrid descended into chaos shortly after Vinicius Jr scored game's only goal. Madrid star Aurelien Tchouameni told the media that the Benfica star claimed he did not aim a racist slur at Vinicius, but made a homophobic remark instead. 'If they keep saying that SUPPOSEDLY I made a racist comment to Vinicius Junior, then why didn't any of them react?'

Co Armagh crash: Driver dies after school bus carrying 40 kids flips onto roofThe coach company confirmed the tragic news on social mediaView Image The bus driver was the only fatality in the horror crashThe driver of a school bus that flipped while carrying 40 students in County Armagh has sadly died. Eyewitnesses raced to help free the driver and pupils from the wreckage in the minutes that followed the shock incident. But, despite the best efforts of the massive emergency response, bus company Quinn Coaches has since confirmed the driver of the bus has passed away. ‌A spokesperson for the private bus company said: "We are deeply saddened to confirm that one of our drivers was involved in a road traffic accident whilst transporting school children today. Police crash scene investigators remain at the scene tonight as they try to piece together what led to the horror crash.

A Russian commercial ship monitored by the Irish Defence Forces off the western coast of Ireland in April 2023. Photograph: 105 Sqn/Irish Air CorpsProposals by Minister for Defence Helen McEntee for Defence Forces personnel to board sanctioned Russian vessels are “unacceptable” and would amount to “piracy”, Moscow’s ambassador to Ireland has said. Speaking on RTÉ’s Morning Ireland on Tuesday, McEntee said such a move is being considered as a “deterrent” following an increase in vessels transporting sanctioned Russian oil through Irish economic waters. McEntee said she is not suggesting Irish authorities seize the ships, as France and the US have done in recent months. In response, Moscow officials have suggesting deploying the Russian navy to protect the vessels from European seizures.

Jurgen Klopp Liverpool return verdict reached after Chelsea and Manchester United 'approaches'Jurgen Klopp has been back in the news this week and that's been enough for some people to ponder a return to Liverpool for the former bossView Image Jurgen Klopp has been spotted at the Winter Olympics (Image: AFP via Getty Images)If ever there has been someone loving life away from the dugout, it's Jurgen Klopp. And that became apparent this campaign when, for myriad reasons, Liverpool have struggled in their defence of the championship. For a start, there's the manner in which Klopp is clearly enjoying himself after almost a quarter-of-a-century in the pressurised arena of football management. ‌What is clear from his post-Anfield escapades though is that he is still earning money just from being Jurgen Klopp, with a vast array of brands and organisations vying to be associated with one of football's best and most marketable characters. So why would anyone who values the contribution he made to Liverpool Football Club, and indeed Liverpool as a city, want him to return to the Anfield dugout for anything more than just a charity match?

Neal Mohan, chief executive at YouTube, said: “By reconstructing the original 2005 watchpage, we aren’t just showing a video; we are inviting the public to step back in time to the beginning of a global, cultural phenomenon. It also became one of the early examples of user interface design conventions such as badges, rating buttons, sharing and recommendation features which have largely become standard features across media platforms today. Corinna Gardner, senior curator of design and digital at the V&A, said: “This snapshot of YouTube during the early days of web 2.0 marks an important moment in history of the internet and digital design. The process of reconstruction will also be explored in a mini display at V&A East Storehouse, with the acquisition building on the V&A’s commitment to collecting and preserving digital design. Previous digital acquisitions include WeChat, Flappy Bird, EUKI, and the design for the mosquito emoji.

Ensure our latest sport headlines always appear at the top of your Google Search by making us a Preferred Source. Murray's inclusion comes at the expense of Ellis Mee, with Josh Adams starting on the opposite wing to Rees-Zammit. Get the latest Wales Rugby merch at Fanatics This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more Various Price Fanatics Buy Now on Fanatics Product Description The Six Nations is running from February 5 to March 14 and Wales Rugby fans can get the latest jerseys, hoodies and more at Fanatics. Alex Cuthbert's Wales XV to face Scotland: 15.

A police worker who claimed her colleagues were members of the Ku Klux Klan (KKK) has lost her race discrimination case. She told a manager that having flexible shifts was 'white privilege' - without going into how this was the case. A couple of days later, Ms Fyfe spoke to a colleague, Arthur Martin, about 'the Ku Klux Klan having Scottish roots'. She did not say which members of Police Scotland she believed were members of the KKK. 'An email she had sent had also indicated that she could not rule out that Ms Fyfe and Mr Martin were members of the KKK.

Man filmed with 'sniper rifle' on Limerick streetStunned locals spotted the men seemingly exchanging the rifle at around 3.30pm on Valentine's Day, February 14Man filmed with 'sniper rifle' in Limerick streetGardai are investigating after a man was spotted brandishing what appeared to be a sniper rifle in the centre of a Co Limerick town. ‌Shocking footage has emerged of a man holding the apparent rifle in what appeared to be an exchange taking place on a street in Kilmallock last Saturday afternoon. View Image Scene on the street in Kilmallock Limerick where a man appears to be standing with a rifle‌A Garda spokesperson confirmed to the Irish Mirror that the incident is being investigated. Want to see more of the stories you love from the Irish Mirror? To add Irish Mirror as a preferred source, simply click here