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Another one bites the dust - Tom Cleverley latest boss to lose job at Watford

1 week ago | pa.media | Tom White

Tom Cleverley became the latest victim of Watford’s managerial hotseat after managing to see out a season that fell short of their play-off ambitions. Here, the PA news agency looks at the club’s sack-happy record under the ownership of Gino Pozzo and family.
Appleby admits Triple Crown bonus is ‘a great incentive’

1 week ago | pa.media | Nick Robson

Charlie Appleby has hailed the £2million bonus offered by Betfred to any horse capable of winning the Triple Crown as “great for the sport”. The Triple Crown comprises of the 2000 Guineas, Derby and St Leger and was last achieved by Nijinsky in 1970, while Camelot came close in 2012, failing by just three-quarters of a length at the final stage.
Second World War veterans have memories of VE Day brought to life

1 week ago | pa.media | Ted Hennessey

Thirteen partially sighted or blind veterans have had their memories of VE Day brought to life to mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Europe. Charity Blind Veterans UK has released the illustrations, stories and photographs as part of its After the Darkness campaign, which looks to recognise their service and raise funds for war heroes living with sight loss.
Princess Charlotte’s 10th birthday marked by picture release

1 week ago | pa.media | Tony Jones

The Prince and Princess of Wales have released a photograph of their daughter Princess Charlotte to mark her 10th birthday. Charlotte has been pictured sat on a grassy bank with hills in the background, and appears to be taking a break during a hike in Cumbria earlier this year. The princess was snapped on an iPhone by Kate, a keen amateur photographer who regularly takes images of her children to mark official occasions.
115-year-old British woman now thought to be world’s oldest person

1 week ago | pa.media | Harry Stedman

A 115-year-old British woman is now thought to be the oldest person in the world. Ethel Caterham, who lives in Surrey, has the distinction after the death of Brazilian woman Inah Canabarro Lucas on Wednesday, who was 116, the Gerontology Research Group (GRG) said. Ms Caterham was born on August 21 1909, in Shipton Bellinger, Hampshire, five years before the start of the First World War, as the second youngest of eight siblings.
PSG ‘full of confidence’ as they target another Premier League victim

2 weeks ago | pa.media | Philip Duncan

Luis Enrique has warned Mikel Arteta he is ready to land his fourth Premier League scalp of this season’s Champions League ahead of Arsenal’s semi-final showdown against Paris St Germain. PSG saw off Manchester City in the group stages before beating Liverpool on penalties in the last 16, and then knocking out Aston Villa in the quarter-finals.
What’s in season this May and how to cook it

2 weeks ago | pa.media | Sara Keenan

As May swiftly approaches, the next couple of months offer the ideal time to savour and enjoy the peak of seasonal fresh fruit, vegetables and even flowers. Whether you’re in the mood for a tasty potato salad, some roasted asparagus or a new side dish for your Sunday dinner, here’s a guide to the best ingredients to add to your shopping list as we transition into the next season.
UK ‘icons’ depicted in biscuit form to mark 100 years of chocolate digestive

2 weeks ago | pa.media | Sarah Ping

An artist has used more than 1,000 biscuits to depict famous “British icons” to mark the 100th anniversary of the chocolate digestive. Mosaic artist Ed Chapman, who previously created large portraits of actor Michael Caine and comedy duo Laurel and Hardy using coins, spent 180 hours completing three portraits of famous British people using McVitie’s digestive biscuit range.
Duke of York’s accuser Virginia Giuffre dies aged 41

2 weeks ago | pa.media | Rachel Vickers-Price

Virginia Giuffre, an outspoken sex trafficking survivor who settled a sexual assault lawsuit against the Duke of York, has died aged 41, her publicist has confirmed. Her family said in a statement Ms Giuffre was a “fierce warrior in the fight against sexual abuse” but that the “toll of abuse… became unbearable”. “She lost her life to suicide, after being a lifelong victim of sexual abuse and sex trafficking,” they said. The statement added: “She was the light that lifted so many survivors.
Millennials ‘spill the beans’, while Gen Z ‘spills the tea’, study says

2 weeks ago | pa.media | Ellie Crabbe

While millennials like to “spill the beans”, Gen Z will ask you to “spill the tea”, a new study on the evolution of English phrases suggests. Popular English idioms are evolving as they pass from one generation to the next, according to the British Council.