Terry is likely to miss this weekend’s showdown with Manchester United. Antonio Conte is likely to be without John Terry after he suffered another ankle injury- likely to keep him out of Sunday's Premier League meeting with Manchester United, according to ="http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/sport/terry-set-to-miss-united-clash-after-injury-setback-60jxp9lv6" target="_blank">The Times Terry suffered an ankle injury back in September when he was taken off in a stretcher in Chelsea's 2-2 draw with Swansea. Chelsea boss Antonio Conte is expected to stick with three at the back when Manchester United visit. The 84-year-old athletics legend shared with the team his experiences from 1960s and 1970s. AK President Tuwei said the office will serve Rift Valley, Western and Nyanza regions.

July 27, 2024 13:22 UTC

The Good Life Chorus choir in West Ryde, run entirely by volunteers, meets every Wednesday and brings together those living with dementia with their partners, carers and loved ones to have a singalong. People come from far and wide. 'We travel a fair distance because there are none available in our area,' says wife and carer Denise Jamieson. 'It’s good because I see [husband Bruce] doing something that he enjoys, and something that he has enjoyed for a long time.'

July 27, 2024 11:27 UTC

ONE former islander has revealed that bosses made her reshoot a challenge four times. Lauren "Lolly" Hart, 30, only lasted five days in the infamous ITV2 villa as she attempted to find love. But Lolly admitted that bosses made her shove a pie into the face of Reuben multiple times in a bid to seemingly try and create more drama. "For that challenge, they made me reshoot it four times," she told OK! The duo decided to axe Lolly and Konnor who were then unceremoniously dumped from the island.

July 27, 2024 08:51 UTC

Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inboxSomething went wrong, please try again later. Manchester Evening News has a look at five players in Paris who could be a potential option for United. Despite being part of Spain's victorious Euro 2024 squad, Lopez only made a single substitute appearance in Luis de la Fuente's side's 1-0 triumph over Albania.

July 27, 2024 08:13 UTC

artsStranger Things The First Shadow - An Eye On The West EndPhil Hopkins, has been in London checking out the Duffer Brothers’ inspired phenomenon at the Phoenix Theatre: from the pen of Kate Trefry, the prequel, Stranger Things The First Shadow. Louis McCartney (Henry Creel), Patrick Vaill (Dr Brenner). - photo by Manuel HarlanLouis McCartney (Henry Creel), Patrick Vaill (Dr Brenner) - photo by Manuel HarlanLouis McCartney (Henry Creel), Ella Karuna Williams (Patty Newby) - photo by Manuel HarlanLouis McCartney (Henry Creel), Calum Ross (Walter Henderson), Maisie Norma Seaton (Claudia Yount) - photo by Manuel HarlanEvery film or tv writer must dream of creating something that engenders fanaticism in its viewers, for therein lies the seeds of success, explaining why Matt and Ross Duffer, creators of Netflix’s smash series, Stranger Things, must not only be popping the champagne corks, but also enjoying their weekly visits to the bank!For their tv series, now with four seasons to its credit, has metamorphed once again, but this time not into the malevolent being from the Upside Down, Vecna, but into a stage play from the pen of Kate Trefry, one of the series’ original creators.The Phoenix Theatre’s production is playing to packed houses, attracting diehard fans and newbies alike, all keen to worship their movie masters or, indeed, dash home to watch the Netflix series that got away.So, with Mrs Hopkins in tow – a Stranger Things diehard – and the writer of this piece, exuding excitement, amusement and cynicism in equal measure, we set off for Charing Cross Road and The Phoenix Theatre, where we last saw Come From Away, another hit that went on to tour the UKThe moment you enter the theatre, you’re transported to Hawkins, Indiana, and the 1980’s with dim lighting, nostalgic décor and, somehow, an atmosphere of foreboding.Directed by Stephen Daldry - Billy Elliott, The Crown and winner of three Tony awards – this original story serves as a bridge between seasons 4 and 5, explaining the origin of Henry Creel, a new villain in season 4 whose teenage years in Hawkins overlap with those of Hopper, Joyce and Bob: all favourites in the ‘later timescale’ tv show.Personally, the whole evening was an intriguing mystery for me and, at first I really wasn’t sure whether I would have much preferred to have been back at the Adelphi for a re-run of, which I saw the previous evening.However, I endured and was as much mesmerised by the diehard audience as I soon became by the show itself: to say most in attendance were lost in an alternative universe was an understatement and, by the end of evening, they were on their feet and euphorically cheering the cast no end. What did I know?Mrs Hopkins also loved it; little wonder that the play is booking well into 2025.Louis McCartney as Henry Creel, the OCD, autistic oddball with the superpowers, was just brilliant: a performance driven by pure talent and superb direction.But, without doubt, he carried the show, ably supported by a dynamic cast, full to the brim with wonderful characterisations and energetic performances.Somehowdraws you in – even as the novice I was – and the illusions and visual effects from the hands of Jamie Harrison, Chris Fisher and 59 Productions are breathtakingly brilliant, explaining why you shouldn’t leave the theatre, at any point, and head back to see Marty McFly!One thing I can guarantee is that you will love this play OR you won’t know what the Hell’s just happened but, one thing’s for sure, you will be compelled to dash home, subscribe to Netflix and discover what on earth you have just witnessed.Tickets to shows at the Phoenix Theatre can be purchased online HERE or alternatively in person from the theatre box office.is currently booking until Sunday 16th February 2025Phoenix Theatre, Charing Cross Road, London, WC2H 0JP

July 27, 2024 07:28 UTC





‘Siu Tang’ is set to return to the Pepper Street venue on July 31. Established by Chef’s Table’s Owner and Head Chef, Liam Mckay, during the 2020 nationwide lockdown, Siu Tang is the venues ‘cool kid alter ego’ and the perfect ode to R&B throwbacks. The restaurant's bao buns have drawn praise from The Times' Giles Coren. The stand-out highlight however, is the events Signature Bao Buns, which have recently been praised by national restaurant critic, Giles Coren. And just £6.”The next Siu Tang dates are as follows: Wednesday, July 31; Wednesday, August 28 and Wednesday, September 25.

July 27, 2024 05:59 UTC

Through bringing the UK and Indian businesses and other organisations together we can drive prosperity and solve some of the major challenges facing society. We are committed to fostering collaborations that drive sustainable development and create long-lasting impacts in both nations. "Rishikesh Chanda, senior sector manager and Lead, Infrastructure, British Deputy High Commission Kolkata said: “I welcome theUK delegation to Kolkata. Kolkata is an ideal location for a visit like this. West Bengal’s achievement in harnessing renewable energy, promoting the use of electric vehicles, waste management and recycling, and sustainable urbanisation is a model for others to follow.

July 27, 2024 04:09 UTC

"The ick" and "boop" are among more than 3,200 new words and phrases added to the Cambridge Dictionary this year. The latest additions - which have gained prominence in online and youth culture in recent years - are expected to be more than a fleeting part of the English language. Wendalyn Nichols, Cambridge Dictionary's publishing manager, said that while language is constantly evolving, these new additions have "staying power". The dictionary defines "the ick", popularised by the reality show Love Island, as "a sudden feeling that you dislike someone or something or are no longer attracted to someone because of something they do". It describes "boop" as "a gentle hit or touch" on the nose or head as a joke or to indicate affection.

July 27, 2024 00:08 UTC

Tokyo SportsA look back at Meiko Satomura’s monumental title win: NXT UK, June 17, 2021After competing in a match for WWE after almost a year, former NXT UK Women’s Champion Meiko Satomura may be all set to retire from WWE permanently. Satomura’s team emerged victorious there. It was her first appearance in a WWE ring, since March 2023 and it was welcomed with cheers by the audience and the WWE Universe alike. Although the NXT UK was later abandoned in 2022, Satomura still had her WWE contract to her name. She has only had sporadic appearances in the ring, ever since winning the NXT UK Championship in June 2021, against Kay Lee Ray(aka Alba Fyre).

July 26, 2024 22:08 UTC

The life of athlete and missionary Eric Liddell is being celebrated in a new exhibition hosted by the Scottish Parliament. Organised by The Eric Liddell 100 campaign, the exhibition marks the centenary of Liddell’s sprinting success at the 1924 Olympics in Paris, and explores the Christian convictions that inspired him. Courageous‘Eric Liddell: Legacy of an Olympic Legend’, which goes on display at Holyrood on Saturday, enables visitors to explore the life and legacy of “the Flying Scotsman” and 1924 Olympic champion. Eric Liddell smashed the record for the 400m sprint at the 1924 #ParisOlympics, and was later immortalised in the film 'Chariots of Fire'. The traitor became a hero and went on to give his life in mission, eventually dying as a prisoner of war.”

July 26, 2024 20:30 UTC

Ed Miliband, the energy secretary, is reported to have ruled out the Highlands as a location for the state-owned GB Energy firm. The Highlands is set to miss out on the chance of becoming home to a new UK public energy company, according to reports. Scotland’s three largest cities - Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen - will fight it out host the headquarters GB Energy (GBE). But according to The Times newspaper, Ed Miliband, the energy secretary, has narrowed down the options for where GB Energy (GBE) will be headquartered to the three major cities. If so, click here to submit your thoughts and they may be published in print.

July 26, 2024 19:25 UTC

The former US president and Republican nominee Donald Trump said Kamala Harris's comments about Israel's war on Gaza 'weren't very nice' during a visit by the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to his Mar-a-Lago estate in Florida. Trump was reacting to combative speech by Harris after her own meeting with Netanyahu in which she said she would not be silent about Israel's war in Gaza. Netanyahu said he hoped that Harris's comments did not signal a rift between Israel and the US. Netanyahu also said Israel was 'eager' to secure a ceasefire deal that would lead to the release of hostages held in Gaza. Trump dismissed the reports, saying their relations had always been good, adding that Netanyahu's wife, Sara, was his 'secret weapon' in this respect.

July 26, 2024 19:11 UTC

Barack Obama (right) endorsed the vice-president, Kamala Harris, as the Democratic nominee for US president. The former president Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, the former first lady, have officially endorsed Kamala Harris as the Democratic nominee for US president in a video released by her campaign on Friday. Who else has endorsed Harris? Bill and Hillary Clinton, Nancy Pelosi, a host of state governors and the most senior Democrats in Congress – as well as Joe Biden himself, after ending his re-election campaign – have endorsed Harris. While Harris is closing the gap on Donald Trump, she is still narrowly trailing in the swing states of Michigan, Pennsylvania, Arizona and Georgia.

July 26, 2024 19:10 UTC

North Carolina is know for its barbecue food and, sure enough, the pre-match scran was sensational pulled pork with local special, vinegar sauce. Back in North Carolina, they were genuinely thrilled to have Celtic and Man City in town. There were Honduras journos in Washington asking Brendan Rodgers a ton of questions about there hero, but it was another level in North Carolina. After the game, Rodgers gatecrashed Palma’s interview to give them a bit of Spanish – calling his man ‘the star’! It’s the home of Notre Dame – the Fighting Irish – and there’s more Irish pubs in town than in Dublin.

July 26, 2024 18:28 UTC

Ederson's wife has dismissed reports over the Man City star's happinessEderson’s wife has slammed a claim that the Manchester City goalkeeper was affected by praise of his No. Ederson has been Pep Guardiola’s No 1 goalkeeper ever since his 2017 transfer from Benfica. His City team-mate Kevin De Bruyne is also attracting interest from the Saudi Pro League, which will once again be willing to spend huge fees on the best players in Europe. However, Guardiola insists that the playmaker will remain at the club this season. Exciting Brazilian winger Savinho, 20, is the club’s only addition, arriving from City Football Group-owned Troyes in a £20m move.

July 26, 2024 16:19 UTC