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KYLE IN
WAGS
EXCLUSIVE
By JANE ATKINSON
A WAG war has erupted between
the mothers of England foot-
baller Kyle Walker’s kids — with
his ex branding his wife “cruel”.
Former partner Lauryn Good-
man shared a photo of their son
in a Man City shirt after the
team’s treble triumph. Wife
Annie hit back with pictures of
their three boys on the pitch.
Lauryn told us: “I’ve had enough.”
Full Story — Pages Four and Five

BUST-UP Mothers of all

rows . . . Lauryn,
Kyle and Annie
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KEIR SQUADDIES CZAR A SQUADDIES czar to represent
the military and their families
will be created by Labour if they
win power, Sir Keir Starmer says.
His vow comes as Armed For-
ces week kicks off tomorrow.
The Armed Forces Commis-
sioner would sit outside the mili-
FURY AT LABOUR ECO CHIEF
MILIBAND PRAISE
FOR ‘EXCITING’ XR
EXCLUSIVE
by KATE FERGUSON
LABOUR’S climate
change chief Ed Mili-
band praised Extinction
Rebellion’s “exciting”
activism and called for
it to be “sustained”.
He hailed the law
breakers’ work as
“fantastic success” and
wants it “deepened”.
a
He was speaking in 2019,
a year after XR launched
its “rebellion” of direct
action — blocking bridges,
‘A liability’ . . . Ed Miliband
LABOUR’S RABBLE ROUSERS — IAIN DUNCAN SMITH: PAGES 16-17
GRAY RULES RAP
TOP civil servant Sue Gray the ex-ethics chief “fell
broke Whitehall impartiality short” of Civil Service Code
rules when she joined Lab- standards after secretly
our, a damning report says. negotiating with Labour.
Cabinet Office mandarin Her successor Darren Tier-
Gray — who blasted Boris ney began the probe after
Johnson in a Partygate she sparked ministerial fury
report — would have been by quitting in March to be
sacked if she hadn’t quit to Sir Keir’s Chief of Staff. She
work for Sir Keir Starmer. has denied breaching the
An official inquiry found code or her contract.
IN BRITAIN’S
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tary chain of command and have
the power to investigate and
highlight issues affecting Forces
and their loved ones.
Sir Keir said the pledge is per-
sonal for him. His uncle served
Ed hails mob’s ‘success’
roads and Parliament. By then
cops had already arrested
dozens of XR activists over
their campaign of chaos.
Mr Miliband’s remarks,
uncovered by The Sun on Sun-
day, have sparked demands for
him to be sacked from Labour’s
frontbench by Sir Keir Starmer.
In an alarming video, Ed
says at a university debate in
October 2019: “Why has Extinc-
tion Rebellion and the people’s
climate strikes worked? It is
essentially because they’ve
shifted the Overton window —
ANTI-ISRAELI
BIAS BANNED
BOYCOTTS of Israel by leftie coun-
cils face being banned in a law
coming before MPs this week.
Ministers are alarmed at the ris-
ing number drawing up their own
foreign policy. The ban was prom-
ised in the 2019 Tory manifesto.
KARREN BRADY
Oh BoJo!
But it’s hardly
a fair trial when
the judges already
hate you
PAGE 11
aboard HMS Antelope which
sank in the Falklands War after
being torn apart by an explosion.
His uncle survived but Sir
Keir’s family spent an agonising
few days waiting to hear.
He said: “Labour has deep
respect for the serving men and
they have shifted the sense of
what is possible.
“That has moved the debate.
That’s a fantastic success.”
He added at the London
School of Economics: “I think
it is incredibly important it is
sustained — and deepened.”
He said ministers should
adopt a radical agenda over
going green — with “an arms
race when it comes to urgency
and speed and scale”.
Mr Miliband is already under
fire for demanding Labour
spends £28billion a year on eco
PM UKRAINE AID
BRITAIN will lead a global
crowdfunding campaign for
cash and skills to help
Ukraine rebuild after Vlad-
imir Putin’s invasion.
Rishi Sunak will urge
investors and business lead-
ers to chip in for a 21st-
century Marshall Plan at a
conference on Wednesday.
Volodymyr Zelensky will
Nottingham
victims’ parents
inspired the
nation with their
message of love
PAGE 29
women of our Armed Forces. I
know first hand of the courage,
duty and sacrifices.”
The Labour leader called it a
scandal so many soldiers live in
mouldy housing. He would pass
a law creating the squaddies
czar within his first year as PM.
Right up Labour’s
street . . . activists
block road outside
Parliament in 2020
projects. Tory MP Tom Hunt
said: “First Labour vote against
all laws to crack down on these
eco extremists. Then we hear
they are accepting donations
from one of Just Stop Oil’s
main backers. Now this.”
A Labour insider suggested
Ed should go as “he is a liabil-
ity”. But Mr Miliband’s office
pointed to his previous criti-
cism of disruptive eco activists.
A Labour spokesman claimed
he had merely been praising
XR for handing out free tree
saplings to MPs.
Meanwhile, Sir Keir will be
in Scotland tomorrow to launch
his new “green mission”.
kate.ferguson@thesun.co.uk
The Sun on Sunday Says — Page 16
address the event via video-
link. The PM will say:
“Ukraine’s bravery on the
battlefield must be matched
by the vision of the private
sector to help the country
rebuild and recover.”
Countries are set to
announce a website that will
allow companies to team up
with Ukrainian businesses.
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By THOMAS GODFREY
A TORY MP caught in a
sex and cocaine scandal
has quit Parliament —
triggering a fourth by-
election for Rishi Sunak.
David Warburton says
he’s been denied a fair
hearing by a Commons
harassment watchdog
after two women said he
made unwanted advances.
The MP for Somerton
and Frome, 57 — photo-
graphed posing with sev-
eral lines of cocaine —
claimed evidence against
him was falsified.
He told The Mail on
Sunday: “It is with
sorrow that I have to
provoke the upheaval of
a by-election.
“I hope that, in so
doing, I can freely illu-
minate the methods of an
oversight system not fit
for purpose.”
Married Mr Warburton,
an MP since 2015, said
the 14-month inquest by
the Independent Com-
plaints and Grievance
Scheme left him suicidal.
Boris Johnson, Nadine
Dorries and Nigel Adams
are also vacating their
Tory seats, creating fur-
ther by-elections.
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Teachers
out again
ANOTHER two days of
teachers’ pay strikes will
be staged next month, it
was announced yesterday.
Members of the Nat-
ional Education Union
will down tools in
England on Wednesday
July 5 and Friday July 7.
The walkouts will eff-
ectively shut schools for
millions of pupils.
The NEU blamed Edu-
cation Secretary Gillian
Keegan, saying she had
snubbed its calls to get
around the negotiating
table to settle the dispute.
But the Department for
Education said: “Further
strike action will cause
real damage to pupils.”
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GABBY A BIG CAT-CH

By LEN READ
MODEL Gabriella Brooks looks roar-some in a black
and white tiger print bikini.
The 27-year-old is dating fellow Aussie and
Hunger Games movie star Liam Hemsworth, 33, right.
Liam’s ex Miley Cyrus, 30, had a swipe at him in her
recent single Flowers. But Gabriella earned her stripes
by hitting back with a loved-up message to Liam.

INNUENDOUGH

NO MORE
PUNS IN
THE OVEN
Prue: I don’t
get lad gags
EXCLUSIVE by HANNAH HOPE

BAKE Off’s Prue Leith

is baffled by her male
co-stars’ saucy gags.
And she’s delighted new
host Alison Hammond has
helped limit the lad banter.
Baker Prue, 83, said: “I’m just
glad to have another woman
there because I’ll tell you what,
those three men together, half
the time I didn’t get the jokes
because I never get innuendos.
“A word like sausage would
set them off.”
Alison, 48, has taken over
Picture: SEAFOLLY

from Matt Lucas — alongside

Noel Fielding plus judges
Prue and Paul Hollywood.
Prue said: “Alison’s attitude
is just so positive. There’s a Sausage toll . . . Prue & Paul, Noel, Alison
lot of laughing with her.
She’s learning a lot.”
The Channel 4 stars will
film the Christmas special
in July “in a heatwave in
festive jumper”, said Prue,
adding: “Then we have all
the Stand Up 4 Cancer
ones, Paul and I do
American Bake Off so I
pretty much eat cake
until the end of
August.”

POUR the old man a beer and dig out his pipe and slippers — it’s Father’s
Day. Look out for readers’ messages to the special men in their lives,
throughout today’s edition of The Sun on Sunday.
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FAMILY ACE WALKER’S EX

OF FOUR If you’re
reading this
LAURYN’S POST

‘MURDER
Annie, our
boy doesn’t
deserve this
-LAURYN GOODMAN

SUICIDE’ Wag Annie. Below,

Kyle with Champions
League trophy

Three-year-old Kairo in City shirt

ANNIE’S REPLY

‘Much loved’ . . . Dawid, Monika, Maja, Micha

Parents & kids dead

A BOY of three, his 11-year-old sister
and their mum and dad have been found
dead in a suspected murder-suicide.
The bodies of parents Micha and Monika
Wlodarczyk, daughter Maja and son Dawid
were discovered in a top-floor flat.
Police forced their way in after receiving welfare
concerns. They said they were not seeking anyone in
connection with the
deaths. The “much-loved” By GEORGINA FINDLAY
family were found in and THOMAS GODFREY
Hounslow, West London,
on Friday afternoon. “happy, bubbly and very
Neighbours called them intelligent and mature for
“gorgeous” as they left her age”. She insisted
floral tributes. there was “nothing dis-
Maja — in her last year turbed” about the family.
of primary school — was A next-door neighbour,
described as “bubbly”. said: “They were just
Micha, 39, thought to normal. We had greetings
be of Polish origin, was here and there.”
said to have worked in DCI Linda Bradley,
construction. Monika, 35, leading the investigation,
was a cleaner in a hotel. said: “Specialist detectives
A neighbour said the are working to establish
family had lived in the what happened.
flat for several years but “I will provide further
briefly moved out. information as soon as I
They said: “They moved can. Our investigation is
out for a little bit a cou- at a very early stage.
ple of years ago. “Based on initial enqui-
“Monika may have gone ries we aren’t seeking
Kyle and couple’s three sons
back home to her family anybody else in connec-
then come back.” tion with the incident.
A mum of one of “We are, however,
Maja’s classmates said: retaining an open mind.”
“It’s a shock. Met Police Chief Supt
“Occasionally my Sean Wilson said: “There KYLE Walker’s ex has blasted EXCLUSIVE by JANE ATKINSON ren. It is the job of the parents to act
like adults and do the best for them,
daughter would ask me to will be officers in the his wife Annie for being over Inter Milan in Istanbul. She cap- that’s what I try to do.
take them out. The last area across the weekend. “Annie, if you are reading this, just
time was a month ago. “I urge anyone with “cruel, vindictive and nasty” tioned her photo: “3 is the magic num-
stop being so cruel to Kairo because our
ber.” Then said: “Winning the champions
“They’d spend the information or concerns towards the England star’s league with Your daddy. All these mem- little boy has done nothing wrong and
whole day out. They’d go to speak with them.” doesn’t deserve to have you so vindic-
on a bike ride together.” thomas.godfrey youngest son. ories you get to have with your daddy.
tively making digs at him and treating
@the-sun.co.uk Lauryn Goodman shared a picture Nothing and no one will ever take that
She called Maja from you. We’ve got you 3.” him like an outcast.
of Kairo, three, celebrating his dad’s “When Annie got back with Kyle she

TEEN STABBED
A TEENAGE boy was assaulted and stabbed by a
group near a Primark store early yesterday.
The shop was closed briefly as one of the suspects
tried to hide inside before he was arrested.
The 17-year-old victim remained in hospital for
treatment in Milton Keynes, Bucks.
Thames Valley Police made three arrests and
imposed a Section 60 order until 12.55pm today for
the whole county. This allows temporary powers to
stop and search anyone without reasonable grounds.
The force said it would be extended “if necessary”.
treble triumph in a Manchester City
shirt bearing his number 2.
The influencer, 32 — who fell pregnant
with Kairo during a brief relationship
with Kyle — wrote: “2023 what a special
year, history made. I understand we
have skipped a few chapters
here...@kairowalker always supporting.”
Annie, 30, then posted a picture of her
with Kyle and their three children —
Riaan, Roman and Reign — on the pitch
after the Champions League Final win
Last night furious Lauryn told The
Sun on Sunday: “I have had enough of
this nastiness, it has been going on too
long. Kairo has done nothing wrong and
Annie cannot eradicate him from
existence. He is Kyle Walker’s son.
“He doesn’t just have three sons. Annie
needs to accept that.
“You hear the phrase ‘Wicked Step-
mother’ in fairytales but you don’t think
this will happen in real life.
“Families come in all shapes and sizes
these days, stepchildren, estranged child-
knew I was pregnant.
“If she couldn’t handle the fact he was
going to have another child she should
never have got back with him.
“Annie needs to talk to someone if she
still has issues over Kyle being Kairo’s
dad, instead of being so venomous to
our child. She is taking it out on Kairo
instead of Kyle.
“You can’t sweep Kairo under the
carpet, our son is not a dirty secret.”
After Annie posted her photo last

IN BLAST AT HIS WIFE
THIS IS
CRUEL ,
NASTY
ATTACK
lLAURYN FURY
AT ANNIE JIBE
lKYLE IS ALSO
DAD TO MY BOY
Saturday, Lauryn’s backers showed
their support. One described Annie
as “vile” and saying she “should
know better”.
Lauryn also posted Kairo’s birth
certificate. Last night she said: “I
shared the birth certificate because
I am so sick of him being erased
as Kyle’s son.
“I wanted to show it there, in
black and white on the paperwork.
“I am not hugely proud of stoop-
ing to that level, but I have to
defend our son however I can.
“There are more than three
children who call Kyle daddy — our
son does too.
“Annie seems to want to photo-
shop Kairo out of existence.
“Obviously I understand why she
doesn’t want to actually talk about
him, but there is no need for the
digs. She is always writing that
Kyle has three sons — but Kairo
exists, that makes four sons.
“If she talked about ‘her’ children
with Kyle, instead of giving a
number, then I wouldn’t be speak-
ing out. But I am sick of it.
“This week was the final straw. It
was so nasty. Saying ‘Your daddy’.
He is Kairo’s daddy too, he always
will be, whether she likes it or not.
“None of Kyle’s children deserve
this. If Annie hates me, then fine,
but don’t hate our innocent son.”
Annie and £150,000-a-week Kyle,
33, have been together since they
were teenagers.
But they split in 2019 after reality
star Laura Brown revealed she’d
romped with him in his £200,000
Bentley. He moved out of the
£3.5million family home in Cheshire
and grew close to ex-Towie star
Lauryn. She fell pregnant and
Kairo was born in April 2020.
Kyle and Annie then rekindled
and got married in November 2021,
after Kyle proposed to her with a
£250,000 ring
Lauryn, who is now pregnant
with a daughter but has not
revealed the name of the father,
said: “The cruelty towards Kairo
has gone on for years.
“During the World Cup I was
getting sent Annie’s social media
posts from people saying how
shocking they were.
“In one she posted a picture
of Kyle and her three boys saying,
‘Daddy’s three lions’. But people
were defending Kairo saying, ‘He
has more than three’.
“I let it slide, I thought, ‘What-
ever, just leave it’. But this latest
attack is beyond ridiculous.”
Lauryn, who lives in Hove, East
Sussex, calls Kairo her “little mir-
acle”. She believed she’d never be
able to conceive naturally because
she suffers from endometriosis and
polycystic ovaries.
She said: “I will do all I can to
make him feel secure and loved.
“Kairo knows who his daddy is
and he knows that he won last
week. I didn’t let her dampen our
celebrations at home.
“I want Kairo to be proud of
who his daddy is. I don’t want
him to be abused over it. Annie
needs to stop being so nasty and
cruel to her husband’s son.”
Kyle was blasted earlier this year
after CCTV footage showed him
exposing himself at a bar. He was
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 5
New baby . . .
Lauryn shows off
her bump on
holiday in Dubai
last week
Picture: SPLASH
quizzed for indecent exposure but
later dealt with for being drunk
and disorderly and given an out-of-
court disposal which does not form
a part of a criminal record.
He spent last week celebrating
City’s treble win before joining the
England squad for this weekend’s
Euro 2024 qualifiers.
Lauryn admitted she was pleased
with how Kyle spoke about his
family after the Champions League
win. Pundit Rio Ferdinand dis-
cussed how Kyle’s eldest kids were
on the pitch and old enough to
soak up the atmosphere.
Lauryn said: “But instead of even
mentioning his children, Kyle
deflected the conversation to the
fact his mum and dad were in the
stand and how grateful he was to
them. I respect Kyle for that.”
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TRUSS TAX WAR ADDS
TO RISHI’S HEADACHES RISHI Sunak is facing a
fresh Tory civil war this
week as Liz Truss leads
a revolt on tax.
It is another headache for
the PM after Boris Johnson’s
resignation and blistering
attack over his honours list.
Mr Sunak wants to pass a law
Low tax advocate . . . ex-PM Truss
2GM
that
By KATE FERGUSON
states corporation tax
— the levy on business profits —
can never fall below 15 per cent.
It is part of a global deal
brokered by the Organisation for
Economic Co-operation
Development which is due to
and
come in by the end of the year.
But former PM Ms Truss and
ex-Home Secretary Priti Patel
want to stop the plan by tabling
an amendment in Parliament on
Tuesday. Over two dozen Tories
have signed up to the rebellion.
Ms Truss said: “This deal
would lock us into high taxes.
“We need the freedom to lower
our tax rates to attract busi-
nesses and jobs to Britain.”
Ms Patel accused Mr Sunak of
“surrendering” to OECD control
over our tax rates.
But the Treasury said the plan
will make sure big multinationals
GOD
SAVE THE
QUEEN
Err Majesty . .
President in
Connecticut
Biden speech gaffe
By THOMAS GODFREY
BUMBLING President Joe Biden bizarrely
ended a speech on gun control by saying:
“God save the queen, man” — nine months
after attending the late Monarch’s funeral.
Biden, 80, had earlier confused the crowd
of young voters in Connecticut by joking he
was 110 years old. The White House insisted
Biden made the unexpected comment to an
audience member but declined to say why.
Mourning . . . Bidens at Queen’s funeral in September
pay their fair share. Mr Sunak
has already raised the corpora-
tion tax rate to 25 per cent.
Meanwhile, he faces more stress
tomorrow when MPs debate the
Partygate report that banished
Mr Johnson from Westminster.
While Boris has told his sup-
porters not to force a vote on
the privileges committee report,
one BoJo ally said: “I am going
to unleash the hounds of war.”
The Sun on Sunday Says — Page 16
Invite . . . Sir Bernard
‘Partying’
Jenkin is
is urged
to resign
By THOMAS GODFREY
A SENIOR MP who
probed Boris Johnson
over Partygate is now
facing an investigation
into his own lockdown-
busting drinks party.
Tory grandee Sir Ber-
nard Jenkin was facing
calls to resign last night
after a leaked invitation
to his wife’s birthday
bash contradicted claims
it was a “work event”.
Mr Jenkin, 64, was the
most senior Tory on the
Privileges Committee
which last week ruled
former PM Mr Johnson
deliberately misled the
Commons over Partygate.
It has now emerged
that a WhatsApp mess-
age, said to be from Sir
Bernard’s Tory peer wife
Anne, told pals: “Having
birthday drinks (v small
and socially distanced)
for a few of our favourite
people next Wednesday
8th 6.30-7.30 in Eleanor
Laing’s conference room
in Commons.”
The gathering Sir Ber-
nard attended was
reportedly held in Deputy
Speaker Dame Eleanor
Laing’s office on Decem-
ber 8, 2020 — when
indoor socialising in
England was banned.
But at least ten people
were there, The Mail on
Sunday reported.
Scotland Yard is said to
be “assessing” the claims.
An ally of Boris said:
“This invalidates the
findings of the Privileges
Committee as its process
has been corrupted.”
THE Tories were hit
by a new Partygate
scandal last night as a
video of staffers partying
at their campaign HQ in
December, 2020, surfaced
in the Sunday Mirror.
THANKS for always
being there for me.
The words of wis-
dom, the example
you set, shaped me
into who I am
today. Love, Liam X
38 killed
in school
AT least 38 secondary
school pupils were killed
when rebels linked to IS
raided a school.
Boys were said to have
been hacked and burned
to death in their dorms.
Five militants were
reported to be behind the
slaughter in Mpondwe,
Uganda, on Friday.
The school is a mile
from the border with the
Democratic Republic of
Congo, home to rebel
group ADF.
It opposes Uganda’s
president Yoweri Musev-
eni, said to be a US ally.

STAR
SINCE losing our mum, you’ve been
the rock we needed. You’re the best
grandad too. Love you. Dave D,
Michelle H and Maria W.
JOHN Noble, you are simply the
bestest dad ever. We love you to
the moon and back. With all
our love, Rob and Evie, XXX
IN NY WITHOUT JAMES
Career steps . . . star Jodie on an outing with her boyfriend James
RIDDLE
OVER
JODIE
LOVE
SPLIT
HEART THEFTS SHOCKING
HEART defibrillators are stolen from public
buildings every year putting lives at risk, a
Sun on Sunday probe found.
Data returned from 32 UK police forces
showed there were 112 thefts last year, up
from 54 in 2021 and 61 in 2020.
The devices are used to restart the heart
when it fails. Gangs are thought to be sell-
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 7
EXCLUSIVE by HANNAH
HOPE, Showbiz Editor
KILLING Eve star Jodie
Comer is at the centre
of a love-split riddle
with her boyfriend
James Burke.
The actress, 30, has been
performing in New York —
where last week she won
a prestigious Tony Award
for her one-woman stage
play Prima Facie.
But there has been no sign
of American IT consultant and
lacrosse player James, 29.
Jodie has been focusing on
her career as it goes from
strength to strength — and it
appears that has taken its toll
on the relationship.
The Liverpudlian star met
James while filming action
movie Free Guy in 2019 in
Boston — where he is based.
But the pair have not been
pictured together since 2020.
Jodie attended the Tony
Awards at United Palace in
New York City with her
brother Charlie and thanked
“family and friends” in her
acceptance speech — with no
mention of James.
An industry source said:
“Jodie and James were really
loved up for a while, but
they’re in different parts of
the world. She’s at a really
exciting time in her career
and putting all the opportuni-
ties coming her way first.
“All of her hard work over
the years is paying off. She’s
looking forward to her future.”
She won an Olivier award
in April and attended the cer-
emony at London’s Royal
Albert Hall with family. But
there was no sign of James.
Prior to that she was at the
WhatsOnStage Awards in Feb-
ruary and the Bafta TV
awards last year in London.
In 2020, James was trolled
on social media for his sup-
posed Republican leanings.
Later that year Jodie told of
their long-distance relationship
in a Sunday Times interview.
She said: “So it has been
tricky. So there’s a lot of
Facetiming. But it’s working!
It’s good. It’s really good.
“It’s like with anything in
life, if you want it enough,
you make it work.
“You know, I would never
want to speak badly about
people in my past, but yeah,
this relationship feels very
different. This feels like
nothing else.
“When you actually feel it,
you’re like, ‘Ahhh, so this is
what it feels like!’ And it was
special. I was away, it was the
height of summer, I was doing
this incredible job that was so
much fun, it was my first
time working in the States. So
it was a lot of firsts.”
Jodie found fame in 2018
playing assassin Villanelle in
BBC spy thriller Killing Eve.
She is still best friends with
schoolmates and they are in a
WhatsApp group called “Hoes
In Different Area Codes”.
She tries to keep out of the
limelight and said recently: “If
I go to a party, I want to be
in my mate’s living room lis-
tening to Fall Out Boy on a
playlist of early 2000s hits.
“That’s where I’m letting my
hair down, not at an event
where I’m seen leaving. That
terrifies me.”
The Sun on Sunday reached
out to Jodie’s spokeswoman
for comment.
hannah.hope@thesun.co.uk
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Railway stations, hospitals, pubs, village
halls, churches, leisure centres, council
buildings and even police stations have all
fallen victim in the past three years.
The British Heart Foundation said: “In an
emergency, access to a defibrillator can
mean the difference between life or death.”
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LOUIS STEALS SHOW AT

By MATT WILKINSON, Royal Editor

CHEEKY Prince Louis

Thrilled . . . Charles and stole the show at the
Camilla wave to crowd
from the Palace balcony King’s first Trooping the
Colour yesterday —
delighting crowds with
a Buckingham Palace
balcony Superman pose.
It came after the five-year-
old was seen holding his
nose apparently at the smell Hero . . . Louis inspiration Superman
of horse manure as he joined
siblings George and Charlotte
in an open-top carriage.
The three children smiled and
laughed watching the King’s
birthday celebrations at Horse
Guards Parade from an open
window — before lining up with
their family on the Palace balcony
for a traditional flypast.
Louis, joined by the King and
Queen and Prince and Princess of
Wales, waved to crowds down
below and marvelled at the
fly-past, including the Red Arrows
who roared overhead.
But he clamped his hands over
his ears to muffle the sound of
the planes’ engines.
Louis pumped both fists out in
joy, like Superman, as the Red
Arrows arrived in a streak of red,
white and blue smoke.
He also gave guardsmen a
cheeky salute before disappearing
into the Palace.
Meanwhile George, nine, ani-
matedly pointed into the distance
when many of the 70 aircraft
roared into view down the Mall
as thousands of Union Jack
waving fans joined the party.
Charlotte, eight, looked like she
did not know what the fuss was
about, but kept a watchful eye
over her two brothers.
The King, 74, and Queen, 75,
looked particularly impressed
when 18 RAF Typhoons arrived in
a formation that spelt out the
King’s monogram, “CR” for
Charles Rex.
Charles III, in bearskin and
tunic, took the salute mounted on
his horse Noble.
It was the first time a monarch
has attended Trooping the Colour
on horseback since the late Queen
Elizabeth II in 1986. He was
flanked on the parade ground by
Prince Edward, Princess Anne
and Prince William, all mounted
on horses, in 23C (73F) heat.
The King received the salute
and saw colours trooped by the
Welsh Guards, who have been
helping train Ukrainian fighters to
defend their country against the
Russian invaders.
Around 8,000 lucky ticket hold-
ers watched yesterday’s pomp and
ceremony, which included 1,500
soldiers and 300 horses from the
Household Division.
The Princess of Wales, wearing
Proud . . King salutes, Spectacular . . . Red a green dress and brooch, was
sitting in the shade under a dias,
right, and ‘CR’ tribute Arrows over the Mall after taking over as colonel of the
Irish Guards from William.
Queen Camilla also sat in the

Dad shot shade in a red outfit — the colour

of the plume of the Grenadier
Guards, of which she is ceremo-
nial colonel.

is a wrap Prime Minister Rishi Sunak

took his wife and two children to
the show, a short walk from
Downing Street. He later tweeted:

for Louis “Congratulations to His Majesty

King Charles III on his first
Trooping the Colour as Sovereign.
“Amazing day and one of the
By MATT WILKINSON best military parades anywhere in
the world. God save the King!”
PRINCE Louis is the focus The King’s Troop Royal Horse
of attention again as he Artillery delivered a 41-round gun
hugs dad Prince William salute in Green Park and the
in a Father’s Day snap. Honourable Artillery Company
The five-year-old wraps provided a 62-round gun salute
his arms around the from the Tower of London.
Prince of Wales while Harry and Meghan, who were
Princess Charlotte, eight, in the UK for last year’s event
and nine-year-old Prince but did not appear on the Palace
George both grin fondly at balcony, were not invited this
their playful brother. year.
Wills, 40, also beams This year’s balcony appearance
in portrait photographer also included Princess Anne in
her Blues and Royals uniform and
Millie Pilkington’s shot. husband Capt Sir Tim Laurence.
The photo was taken The Duke and Duchess of Edin-
near the family’s Adelaide burgh completed the “slimmed
Cottage home in Windsor down” royal line-up.
earlier this month. matt.wilkinson@the-sun.co.uk
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KING’S COLOURS PARADE

Joy . . . George,
Kate, Louis,
William and
Charlotte.
Below, Louis
salutes, holds
nose, covers ears

‘Grifters’ dig . . . Sussexes

‘Netflix
gets the
pip’ with
Meghan
EXCLUSIVE
by MATT WILKINSON
NETFLIX is unlikely to
renew the Sussexes’
mega-bucks contract —
believing “the lemon has
been fully squeezed”.
Their tell-all six-parter
Harry & Meghan was the
most-watched subscription
TV show of 2022, but
there are no plans for a
follow-up series.
Yesterday The Sun
revealed Meghan has lost
her £18million deal with
Spotify after one podcast
series in 27 months — with
the couple branded “f******
grifters” by one executive.
The reputed £81million
Netflix deal, believed to
be paid in instalments,
was announced in 2020.
But bosses are said to
now feel Meghan “lives in
her own bubble” and does
not seem to have “grasped
the economic reality”.
A source added: “There
is a less friendly attitude
from some at the top. The
feeling is that the lemon
has been fully squeezed.
“The big bucks Harry
and Meghan signed on for

UPER
do not exist today.”
The Sun on Sunday
understands the Sussexes
are prepared to see out
their contractual obliga-
tions with Netflix.
Harry will feature in an
Invictus Games series,
with screening planned
later this summer. Meghan
is said to be in talks with
other firms after Arche-
types was pulled “by
mutual agreement”.
Bill Simmons, Head of
Podcast Innovation at
Spotify, said in his own
podcast on Friday: “The
f***ing grifters. That’s the
podcast we should have
launched with them.

TROOPER
“I’ve got to get drunk
one night and tell the
story of the Zoom I had
with Harry to try to help
him with a podcast idea.
It’s one of my best stories.”
Yesterday The Sun told
how Harry’s court fight
over UK police protection
will cost taxpayers £1m.

lPRINCE POSES AS FLYING HERO

lPROUDLY SALUTES THE GUARDS Court bill . . . Sun yesterday
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Tony Parsons
Follow me on Twitter @TonyParsonsUK

FOR most of the late 20th
Century, the idea of rock
stars getting old was considered
a bit unseemly.
Yet the ultimate rock star – Mick
Jagger – turns 80 next month,
and it feels like something of a
triumph. Keith Richards is 80 IT beggars belief that Tuesday. Exactly how
later this year. Rock music was Mr Whippy vendor many 6ft 4in giants wear-
once the essence of youthful Ejaz Azam initially did not ing gold jim-jams with
rebellion. Then 60 years went by. recognise Man City ace three medals around their
Once the Stones, right, showed Erling Haaland when he neck can there be knock-
us how to be young. And then tried to buy ice cream ing around Manchester in
they showed us how to grow old. in the early hours of the middle of the night?

OPEN . . . at Heathrow

OUT OF
LINE ON
Imagine...a populist UNIQUE . . . Jackson

POLITICS
NEEDS A
GLENDA
FLIGHTS
ARRIVING back at
Heathrow, I was struck
by how holders of EU
passports are entitled to
enter the UK in the same
Boris without chaos. GLENDA JACKSON, who
has died at the age of 87,
was gloriously unique.
We are accustomed
to former politicians
desperately trying to fill
their boots with as much

That’s a vote winner

line as the locals.
Very generous.
And after all the hurt
feelings surrounding
Brexit, a good idea.
But why isn’t this
kindness extended to
travelling Brits?
For committing the
unforgivable crime of
leaving the European
Union, we are now
ushered into the dreaded
All Other Passports line.
We try to make life as
easy as possible for
Europeans visiting Blighty
while they spitefully make
life as hard as possible for
us. Why don’t MPs care?
I suspect it is because
they all glide through
airports in the diplomatic
channel and consequently
don’t give a toss if you and
your family are ushered
into the All Other
Passports queue when
you go on holiday.
I am all for getting on
with the neighbours.
Our continental cousins
should be let into the UK
with as little friction as
possible.
But the same courtesy
should be extended to us.
THE tragedy of Boris Johnson is Privileges Committee investigating Party-
gate. That photograph of Boris raising a
that he made it easy for his glass in 10 Downing Street during Covid
enemies to put his tousled head restrictions in 2020 was always going
on a spike. to come back and bite him on his
ample bottom.
A few short years ago, an astonishing
14million votes propelled him to an 80-seat Oh, BoJo — it should have been obvious.
The country was under the most
majority at the last General Election.
Tomorrow — Boris’s 59th birthday — restrictive rules and regulations ever
MPs will vote on whether to endorse the experienced during peacetime.
Privileges Committee report on Partygate Even the Queen sat heartbreakingly
and remove his Parliamentary pass. alone and masked at her husband’s
If BoJo was still an MP — he quit a funeral. We obeyed the rules. The Prime
week ago — then the Partygate report Minister’s flunkies should have been
would be recommending a 90-day ban, a doing the same in Downing Street.
punishment so extreme it has only ever But that does not mean the judgment
been exceeded by Keith Vaz, who tried to of “Hanging” Harriet Harman’s show trial
tempt rent boys with Bolivian marching is not grotesquely over the top.
powder. Now that’s what I call a party!
Boris Johnson deserves better.
In the name
it be left to Johnson’s
of justice, how can
But there is a horrible inevitability political enemies to
about the verdict of the Commons’
judge him? It is
FISHY . . .
Bailey in
movie, and
right, Berry
fame as possible when
their Westminster career
hits the skids.
One thinks of Matt
Hancock sucking on
kangaroo testicles for the
merriment of Ant and Dec.
Ann Widdecombe on
Strictly, being dragged
hardly a fair trial when the judges
across the floor like a
already hate you. Boris was kicked out of
Downing Street by Tory MPs — many drunk being slung out of
of whom owe him their livelihoods — and the Rat And Trumpet at
has now been eviscerated by an inquiry closing time. Ed Balls on
that wants to humiliate him. Strictly, or sitting in Piers
Take away his Commons pass? Why not Morgan’s old chair on
bulldoze his Oxfordshire pile? Good Morning Britain.
How about putting Rachel and Stanley Michael Portillo catching
Johnson under house arrest? And pack trains for the BBC.
Dylan the dog off to Battersea. Glenda Jackson went in
It is pathetic.
exactly the opposite
Frankly, I would be more inclined to direction. More than 30
listen to the findings of the Partygate
years ago, she gave up
inquiry if their verdict was not so one of the most glittering
extreme. Boris ran a slapdash regime. Too
careers in film, theatre and
many lockdown rules were flagrantly bro- TV to be a Labour MP.
ken on his watch.
Despite that cut-glass
accent, she was true
Roly-poly reprobate working class – the
Even Rishi Sunak got fined — and he daughter of a cleaner and
doesn’t even drink! builder from Birkenhead.
Boris made it far too easy for his many She knew real fame. Not
foes — embittered Remainers, disappointed clowning on Strictly or
Brexiteers, Labour politicians who would humiliating herself on I’m
never beat him in an election — to come A Celebrity.
after him. She won two Oscars.
The old roly-poly reprobate dug his She experienced major
own grave. international stardom and
Downing Street should have been above
she turned her back on it,
reproach, not least because Covid almost
killed Boris Johnson. all to make her country and
He needs no one to tell him how the her constituency – my

GUTLESS pandemic devastated lives.

OIL MOB
COWARDS
FOLLOWING their
courageous disruption of
the Chelsea Flower Show,
Just Stop Oil activists
have interrupted an opera
performance at
Glyndebourne.
Poulenc’s Dialogues
des Carmelites was
disrupted by green loons
chucking around a
confetti bomb and
sounding an air horn.
That will certainly save
the planet.
And I can’t help feeling
the blank-eyed pampered
poshos of Just Stop Oil
are playing it a bit safe
these days.
They seem to care
infinitely more about
protecting their own skins
than saving the planet.
The Chelsea Flower
Show. Glyndebourne.
Whatever next? A
meeting of the WI? A
Sunday school class?
Why do they never
attempt to disrupt a
Millwall match?
Boris was far too casual in office, but
Hampstead neck of the
woods – a better place.
She was a politician
his enemies are laughably spiteful in their
attempts to destroy him.
The Partygate inquisition makes me feel
driven by ideals, not
personal ambition.
more sympathy for BoJo than I have felt
in a long time.
In this age of fame-
hungry political pygmies,
Sorry, Harriet, but you go too far. we could do with more of
Could Boris come back? If he does, her kind today.
then it will not be — as has been
suggested — as the goose-stepping leader
of some right wing fringe group. Because
Boris is not remotely right wing.
BRITNEY
BoJo is a metropolitan liberal to the
core of his North London bicycle clips.
VETTED
The idea that he is some mouth- THE highlight of Britney
foaming Oxford-educated Donald Trump Spears’ career is clearly
is bonkers. the 2003 video to Toxic.
Even on his career-defining policy — Sample lyric, “A guy like
Brexit — he was famously ambivalent, you should wear a
writing a column for his newspaper warning”. The one where
arguing why the UK should leave the EU,
Britney plays a flight
and another on why we should stay. attendant who lures a
Rishi Sunak was always far more of a chubby businessman into
hardcore Brexiteer than Boris ever was. the toilet only to discover
But Harman’s punishment beating is that he is actually a floppy-
so OTT it feels like it has given the
kiss of life to the corpse of Bojo’s haired hunk.
But now comes the
political career.
Yet if Boris ever came back, he unlikely revelation that
Toxic could have been
All hail Berry, er, Bailey would need to radically clean up
his act. inspired by C4’s Supervet
Even his fans grew weary of the Noel Fitzpatrick, who
HALLE BERRY (X-Men, Die Another Day, Catwoman) continues chaos Bojo trailed in his wake. dated the song’s writer
to take social media trolls to task for criticising her performance But Boris Johnson with the Cathy Dennis until they
in The Little Mermaid.
populist appeal and none of the parted ways in 2003 – the
Because she is not even in it! The lead is played by actress- chaos? year Toxic was written.
singer Halle Bailey – and she is terrific. Now that Somehow this
Halle Berry, Halle Bailey – you can see the confusion. Even would incredible news just
though Halle Berry is 56 and Halle Bailey 23. be makes me love Toxic even
But as I watched The Little Mermaid with my daughter – we worth more than I did already.
came to sneer but were reduced to tears – I worked out the voting A vet like you should
way to tell them apart. Halle Bailey is clearly half fish. for. wear a warning.
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RISHI SUNAK’S PLEDGE

EXCLUSIVE BY
KATE FERGUSON
Sun on Sunday Political Editor

Ready for raid . . . PM

RISHI Sunak came out is briefed by officers
fighting over the Boris
Johnson saga by declaring
“I haven’t got time” for
the psychodrama.
As he joined officers on a
ON SMALL BOATS CRISIS
dawn immigration bust, the
Prime Minister shrugged off
the civil war threatening to
tear the Tories apart.
6I’m really on problem,
Instead, he said he wanted to get
on with tackling the challenges
his government was facing — in
particular, pledging to crack the
straining every sinew7
small boats crisis.
He said: “I’m really on it, doing
everything I can, straining every
sinew, trying everything we haven’t
tried before.”
He also pledged to crack down
ON TORY PSYCHODRAMA
on crime and on dodgy trans
advice given in schools — while
taking aim at Labour leader Sir
Keir Starmer, claiming he was in
the pocket of eco-activists.
6Frankly I haven’t got
Asked how he felt at Mr John-
son’s resignation over claims he
misled Parliament, he said simply:
time for other things7
“I’m just focused on delivering for
people — that is what I’m here
to do. Everything else for me is
not a priority.
“If we spend all this time talking
about how we are going to tackle
ON GENDER POLICY IN SCHOOLS
illegal migration and stop the boats
— that’s a big and complicated
challenge that I’m determined to
grip and determined to make a
difference to people on.
6Tell the parents what
“I want to ease the burdens on
the cost of living, I want to bring
inflation down, I want to get the
kids are exposed to7
NHS waiting list down — that’s
what I spend my time focusing on,
all day, every day

I’M FIGH
“I haven’t got time, quite frankly,
to focus on other things.”
His first interview since Mr
Johnson stood down as an MP
came as The Sun on Sunday
joined him on the frontline in an
early morning raid on suspected
illegal immigrants in North West
London on Thursday morning.
It was part of the biggest day of
action against illegal workers
England has ever undertaken.
It focused on rooting out foreign-
ers who have overstayed their visas
and were now illegally working for
companies such as food delivery
companies in the gig economy.
Arriving at the immigration
officers’ base before 5am, the sur-
prisingly perky PM was handed a
cup of coffee and a stab-proof vest
as he was briefed on the raid.
He joined officers driving in
convoy across North West London
to a home where the suspects
lived. Officers broke down the promise to stop the small boats and mittee published its report into Mr everywhere.” He was eager to down on foreign students bringing
door and swarmed into the house. get flights to Rwanda in the air. Johnson’s breaches of Covid lock- spread the word that he was throw- their family to Britain with them.
Neighbours peeked through their Admitting net migration is too down rules. It seemingly killed off ing the kitchen sink at stopping the Asked if the salary threshold for a
net curtains and staggered out on high at 606,000 a year, he his political career by recommend- boats — one of his five key pledges. visa could be raised, he said: “We
to their doorsteps in their pledged to get numbers down. ing he be suspended for 90 days A 500-bed migrant barge will keep the system under review.”
dressing gowns. And on illegal immigration, and banned for life from getting arrive in Dorset within weeks and The first Rwanda deportation
But, after clocking the PM, he added: “We have got to an ex-MP’s pass for Parliament. two more are on the way. flight may be as soon as Septem-
in the middle of the action grip this problem. The crim- Mr Johnson had earlier quit as But the PM refused to say if ber. Mr Sunak insisted: “You can
they dashed inside to get inal gangs — part of their an MP, having been given a pre- Channel boat migrants numbers start to believe that that deterrent
phones to snatch a photo. business model is attracting view of the report. will fall by the end of the year. effect works. When people see
While no illegal immigrant people here with the offer While the ex-PM branded the Some 8,900 people have made there’s no point in them coming
was found at that address, of black market work. committee’s findings “deranged” the dangerous crossing so far this illegally because they will get sent
across England, 300 offi- “That is wrong and and insisted he was the victim of a year — down on the 10,000 who back, they stop coming.
cers raided 159 proper- “I think it’s a positive step that
ties and made 105 we have got to “protracted political assassination”, crossed by early June last year.
arrests. For the PM, clamp down on it.” back at the officers’ HQ, Mr Sunak Some backbenchers are grum- the numbers this year, so far, are
the raid was inextri- But while he was refused to get sucked into his bling about No10 not doing enough down for the first time since the
cably linked to his with the officers, party infighting. to cut the soaring numbers of small boats problem emerged.”
the Commons But with by-elections looming, he foreign workers coming here legally. And he railed against unelected
Criticism . . . Welby Pri- vileges Com- vowed: “We will fight very hard Mr Sunak has announced a crack- peers and bishops — such as the
 2GM Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 13

TO READERS

Watching brief . .
PM joins officers
at scene in North
West London

ECO MOB ‘TO RULE’

SIR Keir Starmer would turn Britain
into a dystopian nightmare where eco
zealots would be calling the shots, Rishi
Sunak has warned.
He accused the Labour leader of being
in the pocket of eco zealots such as Just
Stop Oil and Extinction Rebellion.
Protection . . . He said a Labour government would
mean mob rule, more protest and dis-
Mr Sunak was ruption and fewer jobs.
given a stab vest He told The Sun on Sunday: “We
are starting to get a glimpse of what
for the raid Keir Starmer’s Britain would look like.
By KATE FERGUSON
He has taken on Extinction Rebellion’s
policy when it comes to banning British
oil and gas. Not all oil and gas, mind
you — just British oil and gas.
“That would damage hundreds of thou-
sands of jobs, put our energy security at
risk and embolden people like Putin.
“He is not willing to act on our plans
to clampdown on these protests that are
disrupting families’ day-to-day lives up
and down the country.”

HTING BACK
Archbishop of Canterbury Justin
Welby — for trying to block his
stop-the-boats legislation.
He said: “There is nothing right
about criminal gangs cruelly exploit-
ing the most vulnerable people.
“It’s also not fair that some
people are jumping the queue when
others are playing by the rules.
“And it’s not fair on British tax-
NEW TRANS ADVICE
TEACHERS must not let pupils
change gender in schools without tell-
ing parents, Rishi Sunak has said.
Letting girls identify as boys and
vice-versa was “not a neutral act” and
By KATE FERGUSON

safety of children is my top priority.

payers who are stumping up mil-
lions of pounds a day to house
illegal asylum seekers in hotels.
“I don’t think it’s fair, the
current system. It’s not justifiable
or sustainable because people are
dying. It means we cannot help
the people we really want to help.”
kate.ferguson@thesun.co.uk
Schools . . ‘parents must know’
could have a “significant impact” on
the child, he added.
And the dad of two said parents
must know if their children are swap-
ping pronouns — going from he to
she/they or from she to he/they.
In his toughest comments to date on
the trans debate, Mr Sunak told The
Sun on Sunday: “The wellbeing and
We have to recognise that any degree
of social transition could have poten-
tially quite a significant impact and
consequences for a child.
“So, it is vital the right safeguards
are in place.”
New guidance to help schools
deal with the trans issue is due to
be published shortly.
It is expected to say that teachers
must tell parents should their children
want to change gender, wear different
uniforms or start using different
pronouns.
Mr Sunak added: “I have always
talked about parents being able to
know what is going on in schools —
particularly when it comes to what
their children are being taught with
regard to sensitive subjects like
sex education.”
“I’m a parent. A parent should be
able to know what their children are
being exposed to, and it’s important
that material is also age-appropriate.”

LABOUR PARTY OF PROTEST — PAGES 16 AND 17

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Hail after
the heat
THE heatwave is set to
usher in hail and light-
ning today.
Thunderstorms will hit
nearly all of England
and Wales, the Met
Office warned.
It issued a yellow alert
IT’S
Gove hits out at council’s Mr Whippy van ban
which includes a possi-
bility of travel disruption.
And it predicted 3.1in
(80mm) of rain from
noon to midnight.
The forecaster said
London, the Midlands,
eastern England, east
Wales and parts of the
North were likely targets.
The Met said: “Heat
and humidity are key
ingredients for storms.”
CONE TOO FAR
By KATE FERGUSON that should not be restricted by will be waiting for the familiar
PLANS to stop ice needless red tape.” jingle of an ice cream van.”
cream vans trading in nuisance, worsening air pollution Another government source Susan Hall called it an exam-
some streets should be by keeping their engines run- said: “Our soft scoop street sell- ple of “council killjoys over-
ning to power their dispensers ers already have 99 problems — reacting” and Mozammel Hos-
ditched, according to while stationary. a pitch shouldn’t be one.” sain said: “Not even ice cream is
However, it has sparked nat- Other top Tories, including all safe in Sadiq Khan’s London.”
the Government. ional outrage with senior minis- three of its London Mayoral In 2019, Labour-run Camden
Labour-run Greenwich candidates, say there are hun- council banned ice creams vans
ter Michael Gove wading in by
council wants to ban Mr demanding the borough puts its dreds and thousands of reasons from 40 streets.
Whippys from more than flaky plan on ice. not to ban ice cream vans. A Greenwich council spokes-
30 streets in London. In a letter to the council, he Dan Korski called it a “fun- man said: “The policy protects
It argues that the vans are a said: “Enjoying a 99 flake from sucking council”, adding: “It’s our beautiful UNESCO world
an ice cream van is a simple, sweltering this weekend and you heritage site as well as stopping
Whipping up a storm . . . Gove British summertime pleasure can be 99 per cent certain kids unnecessary engine idling.”

14 TODAY’S
21
WEATHER
20 16
MON
ABERDEEN

Shortage . . . BBQ gas

18 18

Patio gas 21
GLASGOW
EDINBURGH
TUE

brake on NEWCASTLE
17
WED
barbies BELFAST
20
20 21
By DANIEL JONES
BARBECUES are under
22
LEEDS
threat from a shortage of
Calor Gas bottles. LIVERPOOL
DUBLIN MANCHESTER
The market-leading
patio cylinders are widely 19
out of stock — even on 23
the Calor website.
Supply chain problems NORWICH
and staff shortages at BIRMINGHAM
depots were partly to 23
blame — even before 22
increased demand in the
recent hot weather. 20 CARDIFF 24 LONDON
Peter Burks, CEO of
trade body the Garden BRISTOL
Centre Association, said SOUTHAMPTON
the shortages were a 21
widespread problem PLYMOUTH 19
among its 205 members.
He added: “The short-
age is having a knock-on 19
effect. If customers can’t
get gas they don’t buy
the barbecue.”
Calor said: “Due to the
recent heatwave, demand
for patio gas has spiked.
“We expect the supply TODAY: Warm weather will continue but
situation to improve in more humid air brings a risk of thunder-
coming months.”
storms across most of England. Some areas
will see intense cloudbursts but others may
dodge the storms altogether.
TONIGHT: It will be unsettled during the
DAD, David Bell, evening across England and Wales with per-
stay off the piste for
a bit, wait for the sistent rain which will be heavy in places.
snow to fall. Once the rain has cleared, it will be mainly
A very happy dry, with clouds breaking.
Father’s Day from OUTLOOK: Unsettled with rain across
all of us, XX
northern Britain tomorrow. It will clear
northwards, giving way to sunny spells. On
Tuesday, expect lengthy sunny spells with
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STABBING ACCUSED IN DOCK

In the dock . . . a court sketch of Valdo By MICHAEL HAMILTON
Calocane, also known as Adam Mendes
AN ex-student charged
with the murders of
In hot water . . . chef three people in the Not-
tingham knife and van
Gordon’s rampage appeared in
court for the first time

£735 pan yesterday — and was

allowed to use an alias.
Valdo Calocane, also

ad whips charged with three

attempted murders in the
city, appeared calm in the

up anger dock and was referred to

as Adam Mendes.
West Africa-born Calocane,
31, appeared at a ten-minute
By STEPHEN MOYES hearing to face murder charges
GORDON Ramsay has over students Barnaby Webber
been roasted by fans for and Grace O’Malley-Kumar,
flogging sets of designer both 19, and caretaker Ian
saucepans — for £735. Coates, 65.
The telly chef, 56, has He is also accused of three
called the extortionate attempted murders in the city
HexClad cookware the last Tuesday. Two pedestrians
“Rolls-Royce of pans”. who survived a collision with a
Gordon, worth an esti- van were named for the first
mated £610million, shared time as Sharon Miller and
an advert for the 13-piece Marcin Gawronski.
set on social media. The other was previously
In the ad, he holds two named as Wayne Birkett, 58.
of the HexClad frying Calocane spoke only to con-
pans across his chest. firm his name and date of
But fans called the ad birth and said he was of no
tone deaf — coming as fixed address as he stood in
millions of families are the glass-backed dock flanked
struggling with the soar- by three security guards.
ing cost of basic foods. The defendant — wearing
One social media user grey, prison-issue T-shirt,

TRIPLE
wrote: “Am I renting a grey joggers and
Rolls-Royce or buying a black pumps —
bloody pan???” Another glanced nervously
said: “A month’s rent on towards the public
pans?” And a third user gallery — where
commented: “Who can half a dozen people
justify spending that were watching the
amount these days?!” proceedings.
No known family

£500k for members of

victims attended.
Presiding magis-
trate Allison Folkett
the

MURDER
river spill told
who
with
Calocane
is
short
bearded
hair and of medium
black
—

A FERTILISER company height and build —

must pay £510,000 after that the court
polluting a river and kill- accepted his request
ing 135,000 fish. to be known also as
Three million litres of Adam Mendes.
toxic liquid spilled into The three pedes-
the Witham from a faulty trians were injured
pipe at Omex Agriculture. when they were hit

SUSPECT’S
The 2018 leak destroyed by a white Vauxhall
wildlife and seven acres Vivaro van.
of woods along 28 miles Mr Birkett was in
to The Wash at Boston. Milton Street, and
A judge at Lincolnshire Ms Miller and Mr
magistrates court said it Gawronski, were in
was avoidable, if proper Upper Parliament
checks had been made. Street. One of them
Omex admitted causing has been discharged
the pollution and was from hospital.
fined £160,000 with No application for
£350,000 costs. bail was made to

2 NAMES
Nottingham JPs and
he was not required
to enter any pleas.
Ms Folkett told him:
CLIFF Dennis, you’re “I am remanding you
the one we look to, in custody because of
as a dad, as a Charged with the risk of you com-
grandad. If you were mitting further impri-
a horse, we’d back three murders sonable offences.”
you on reliable form! . . . Calocane in She referred to him
— Steve, X flatmate’s snap as Mr Mendes as she
said he would be
returned to the cells.

Court lets him use alias

He will appear at
the city’s crown court
on Tuesday.

Crumbs, mike.hamilton@
thesun.co.uk

it’s pricey
BISCUIT prices have
almost doubled in the
past year, figures show.
Morrisons’ own bour-
bon creams rose 87.5 per
cent from 40p to 75p.
Asda and Tesco’s choc-
olate digestives were both
up from 40p to 75p.
Maryland Cookies were
up 70 per cent while
McVitie’s favourites also
rose, the Grocer found.
It is blamed on soaring Remanded . . . prison
sugar and wheat prices van leaves with Calocane
because of weather prob-
lems and war in Ukraine.
Supermarkets said they Victims . . . Barnaby, Grace and caretaker Ian
were fighting to keep pri-
ces as low as possible.
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TORY’S WARNING
SAYS 18 06 23
WHENEVER you glimpse behind the mask of
Sir Keir Starmer’s Labour, an ugly truth
emerges from beneath.
A prime example is a newly unearthed
video of the party’s climate chief Ed
Miliband telling his Leftie pals how
brilliant Extinction Rebellion’s law-
breaking tactics have been.
Of course in public in 2023 you’d never
hear such a ringing endorsement of a
bunch of criminal activists from Red Ed.
But among like-minded pals at a Lon-
don School of Eco-
nomics meeting in Just stop protesting . . activist handcuffed
2019, he lavished
praise on the eco
yobs for the “fantas-
tic success” of their
“exciting” activism.
OIL MOB:
KEIR HAS
He added: “I think
it is incredibly well
thought through,
and incredibly
Mob praise . . Miliband important it is sus-

Labour’s
Red Ed
tained — sustained
and deepened.”
At the time, as
he was well aware,
POLICIES
WE LIKE
XR had already
should be unleashed absolute
mayhem on our
red-faced
streets, causing
criminal damage by
blocking
roads and
bridges,
even
Parliament itself. A year later they
disgracefully attacked free speech by
blockading newspaper printing presses.
The Shadow Climate Change Secre-
tary’s obsession with reaching unrealistic
net zero targets at any cost is now causing
ructions within his own party.
He has come under fire for his demands
that Labour splurges an eyewatering
£28billion a year on eco projects.
The party has now been forced to water
down the flagship pledge because of fears
it would devastate the economy.
Meanwhile, Keir Starmer has defended
the £1.5million Labour has pocketed from
Dale Vince, the multi-millionaire sponsor
of the Just Stop Oil mob.
Sir Keir may be pulling out all the stops
to appear moderate to everyone.
But the true face of Labour extremism
and chaos is never far from the surface.
Red Ed has been caught red-handed.
JUST
STOP
By KATE FERGUSON
JUST Stop Oil has responded to
OIL
Labour’s eco policies by describing
them as “exactly what we are
demanding”.
Sir Keir Starmer’s party will block new
oil and gas developments in the North
Sea as part of their Net Zero drive.
Just Stop Oil spokeswoman Emma
Brown hailed the plan, which was first
announced late last year.
Appearing on the Politics Weekly pod-
cast in October with Labour’s climate
change chief Ed Miliband, she said: “I
heard (your) net zero strategy for energy.
It’s basically our demand.
“It’s no new fossil fuel licences and a
decarbonised energy system by 2030.”
The remarks will fuel fears that Labour
is in hock to the eco mob.
The group is bankrolled by Dale Vince,
who has also donated £1.5million to the
Labour Party. RED ALERT . . . Starmer
Just Stop Oil has caused misery for is cosying up to eco mob
Brits with their protests. Their slow and union barons, hitting
walking marches on Britain’s roads ordinary workers hard
caused gridlock and chaos, delaying
ambulance responses to 999 calls.
KEIR STARMER’S Labour matters into their own hands and

Focus on day job, PM COPS’ £4.5M claims to be a party of

RISHI Sunak says he hasn’t got time for the
Boris Johnson psychodrama.
BILL IN 6WKS
Too right.
Boris was treated appallingly and his
shock resignation is difficult to shrug off.
But the PM must get on with his day job.
If he fails to curtail inflation soon, the
Tories’ prospects will look dire indeed.
Rishi needs big results on the economy,
small boats and NHS waiting lists with an
election not much more than a year away.
Nobody can deny his enthusiasm for the
task in his pledge to our readers today.
And despite his party trailing in the
polls, there are still millions unconvinced
by Labour and undecided who to back.
But one thing is for sure:
The Tories won’t win any votes by forming
a circular firing squad.
By JANE ATKINSON
POLICING Just Stop Oil cost £4.5million
over a six-week period when they staged
demonstrations every day.
The Met said nearly 13,770 officer
shifts were used up to June 8, dealing
with protests at events including the
Chelsea Flower Show and Twickenham’s
Gallagher Premiership rugby union final.
The sum is on top of £7.5million spent
policing protests between last October
and December, as activists climbed M25
gantries and Kent’s Dartford Crossing.
Meanwhile, rail walkouts have hit one
in ten days over the past 12 months. The
first national train strike in 30 years
took place last June — and 37 days have
been hit by one or both the main unions.
government – but it is
clear to even the casual
observer that it has now
become the party of
protest and disorder.
Labour is backing a new
Luddite coalition of chaos
made up of the eco mob and
trade unions.
Look outside your window. Vast
numbers of ordinary people just
trying to earn a living — commut-
ers, white van drivers and even
ambulance staff — have found
themselves blocked by campaigners
for Just Stop Oil and Extinction
Rebellion. This new Luddite rabble
are glueing themselves to roads,
bringing Britain to a standstill.
It is infuriating.
No wonder so many people —
frustrated by police who often just
stand back and do nothing — take
try to drag these crusties away.
Astonishingly, it now appears the
Labour Party has thrown its lot in
with the protestors.
Sir Keir has picked his side —
and he is with the Luddites. They
have been given a seat at the top
table. They are calling the shots.
Last week, The Sun revealed that
Tobias Garnett — the legal brain
who has acted for Extinction
Rebellion — now works for Ed
Miliband, helping to draw up
Labour’s eco policy.
Meanwhile, Dale Vince — who has
pumped cash into Just Stop Oil —
is also one of Labour’s main donors
and has revealed that he has had
cosy chats on the phone with Sir
Keir himself.
And what’s the upshot? We now
hear that Labour would ban new
domestic oil and gas drilling.
Labour’s latest policies on the
environment are being drawn up
by this new Luddite coalition.
Last week, Vince even took to the
streets with a slow-walking Just
Stop Oil protest. The result? Traffic

OVER STARMER SUPPORTERS
snarled up and people unable to
get to work or hospital. After the
protest, Just Stop Oil goons patheti-
cally claimed they were staging
these infuriating protests to “stop
genocide”. Yes, “stop genocide”.
Genocide is defined as the
deliberate killing of a large number
of people from a particular nation
or ethnic group with the aim to
destroy that nation or group. It is a
crime against humanity — the worst
thing a human being can do.
Look abroad and it is happening.
Extreme protest
That Labour’s new friends have
the temerity to compare themselves
to people struggling to survive
under the oppression of dictators,
watching families being dragged
away to their deaths, is disgusting.
Sir Keir now wants to ban all
new North Sea drilling. This would
make Britain massively dependent
on what it can import from abroad.
This is worse for the environ-
ment, worse for consumers and
a lot worse for Britain’s energy
security. Experts and even trade
ASLEF
UNION
AS LABOUR BECOME PARTY OF PROTEST
6The rabble who
are ruining the
country would
end up running
the country7
By IAIN DUNCAN SMITH
Former Tory Party leader, MP for Chingford & Woodford Green
unions have pointed out that
three-quarters of the UK’s energy
consumption is still derived from
oil and gas.
In “people terms” that’s some
24million homes with gas boilers,
32million diesel and petrol vehicles
and the power stations generating
more than 40 per cent of our
electricity, not to mention thousands
of jobs. Labour’s “protest policy”
of no new North Sea fields will
overnight mean production levels
could fall by 80 per cent.
Offshore Energies UK has pointed
out the UK’s part of the North Sea
has around 15billion barrels avail-
able, which would be enough to
fuel the UK for another 30 years as
we transition. But because Labour
seems to have succumbed to the
vastly expensive policy of extreme
protest, we will be left with no
energy security and even less
credibility on Net Zero.
What’s worse, we already have a
large chunk of our taxes used to
subsidise solar, wind and nuclear.
If Labour follows this Luddite
plan, taxes will have to rise even
2GM
DALE
VINCE
further, even while we have cost-
of-living problems and, of course,
the poorest will suffer the most.
If the invasion of Ukraine teaches
us anything, it is that we need
energy security. An oil-rich country
like Britain can increase energy
security, even as we transition, by
using oil from the North Sea so we
are less dependent on imports.
These imports are more often
from states with terrible human
rights records where their gas
has to go through an intensive
liquifying process, which increases
carbon emissions, just so they can
transport it to the UK.
This ideological obsession means
three-quarters of energy production
will lie untapped under the North
Sea while we instead increase
global emissions.
Even in other countries run by
governments of the Left, they
recognise the absurdity of such a
course. US President Joe Biden is
spending hundreds of billions on
climate change. Yet the reality is he
can only do this because he has a
fracking industry that has made the
country self-sufficient in energy for
the first time in two generations.
Even left-of-centre Norway
granted 47 new offshore oil and gas
licences to 25 different companies.
And it’s not just national Labour.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan, not
content with driving up the cost of
doing business in central London
through his Ultra Low Emission
Zone charge, has taken his anti-car
agenda even further.
Ideological pursuit
He will now extend his deeply
unpopular ULEZ to the rest of
London, costing builders, traders
and ordinary people more and
more just to use their cars.
This while even Transport for
London has pointed out that such a
move will have a negligible effect
on air quality.
Left wing councils are part of
this ideological pursuit of motorists,
and are going even further, levying
huge extra charges on vehicles.
And when it comes to transport
chaos, Labour’s union paymasters
are inflicting chaos alongside these
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 17
XR
Luddite protesters. Aslef, the train
drivers’ union and Labour affiliate,
has caused misery for millions with
its rolling rail strikes, aiming to
cause the greatest chaos possible.
Trains are cancelled. People can’t
get to work or set off on their
holidays. They even targeted the FA
Cup Final. On top of that, Unite —
Labour’s biggest donor — is about
to heap further misery on the pub-
lic: 31 days of strikes by security
guards at Heathrow this summer.
Labour’s silence on this coalition
of chaos is deafening.
If they stay on this course, linked
to the very people who are creating
mayhem on our streets, they will
be seen as extreme by ordinary
people — people who will bear
the brunt of this ideology as they
watch their lives made more
difficult and more expensive.
They will have moved from
“moderate” New Labour to ideologi-
cal New Luddite in one bound.
As Labour becomes the party of
protest, the rabble who are ruining
the country would end up running
the country.
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EXCLUSIVE
Picture: VICTORIA’S SECRET

Fury over
minister
lads GBH
rap delay

Trouble spot . . . alleged attack scene, and our 2022 story

CASE DRAGS ON 1YR

By MICHAEL HAMILTON

THE family of a teenager whose skull was

fractured in an alleged attack by a Tory
Cabinet minister’s sons are furious that the
case has now dragged on for a year.
They are losing faith in British justice as they are
still waiting to hear if the pair will be charged

CUSHY By THOMAS GODFREY

ABBEY Clancy is sitting pretty as she
showcases a new Victoria’s Secret
range in a leather armchair.
The Liverpudlian model, 37, is the
over the incident on June 18, 2022.
Relatives say the case is straightforward with plenty of
evidence from phones, CCTV and witnesses.
But a source close to the 17-year-old’s family said: “The
way this has been handled is a disgrace.

JOB FOR
“It’s gone on for a year now — and the family feel
face of the US brand’s Logo collec- that’s because of who the accused are. They are
tion, which features over 100 differ- frustrated and really, really angry.”
ent styles in seasonal tones. The teenager was said to have argued with one of
The mother of four, married to the MP’s lads near a bus stop in Blackheath, South
ex-England ace Peter Crouch, London, at 11.30pm on a Saturday night.

ABBEY
lounged in a leather seat in one soft
grey ensemble — and in another
snap wore a blush pink cotton set.
An attack left his skull fractured in three
places, caused a bleed on the brain and put him in
hospital for five nights.
The Cabinet minister’s sons were arrested the
next day and released under investigation. The
Met has sent a file to the Crown Prosecution
Service but charges have not been brought.
The sons are said to dispute the teenager’s
version of events, claiming he started a
row, was drunk and fell to the ground.
But the family source said: “There has

Can I let Mike the Pet

VET
been unexplained delay after unexplained
delay. They had faith in British justice
but are rapidly losing it.”
A source close to the minister said:

parrot out to fly? PAGE 39

“Any suggestions of interference are
categorically incorrect.”
20 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023
FUNNYMAN’S EX ON HIS UPSET
Charged . . . Davidson
TV’s Pete
charged
over car
house hit
By ALEX DIAZ
SATURDAY Night Live
star Pete Davidson has
been charged with reck-
less driving — three
months after crashing
into a Beverly Hills
home.
The actor and com-
edian, 29, was with
actress girlfriend Chase
Sui Wonders, 27, when
his Mercedes smacked
into the house in March.
No one was seriously
injured but the car
flattened a fire hydrant
before crashing through
the homeowner’s living
room. The home had be
demolished.
Davidson is due to
appear in court next
month. The Los Angeles
County district attorney
is using the case to high-
light the consequences of
reckless driving.
Davidson, who left
Saturday Night Live last
year, has a string of
high-profile exes include
Kim Kardashian, Ariana
Grande, Kate Beckinsale
and Phoebe Dynevor.
Hairy again . . . Dave
TV Hairy
Biker’s 30
chemo
sessions
By LEN READ
HAIRY Biker Dave Myers
says his cancer is “going
the right way” after 30
bouts of chemotherapy.
The TV cook revealed
his diagnosis a year ago —
but did not say what type
of cancer he had.
The 65-year-old said:
“I’m doing all right. It’s a
work in progress.
“I’ve had 30 lots of
chemo over three weeks
and then a week off. It’s
going the right way.”
He told The Times doc-
tors think radiotherapy
will turn off the cancer.
He added: “That’s five
sessions every other week.
“Then I film for two
weeks, then go back on
chemo — twice a month.”
Chemo stopped Dave
riding for a time — but he
and TV partner Si King
are filming a trip from
Scotland to Devon.
Si, 56, praised his
buddy, saying: “He’s a
scrapper. He’s a fighter.”
And Dave insists his
hair is now better than it
was before chemo.
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EXCLUSIVE by
GRAEME CULLIFORD
ALAN CARR is at the
centre of a bust-up with his
ex-husband in a row over
pop superstar Adele.
And — breaking his silence in
an exclusive interview with The
Sun on Sunday — Paul Drayton
has hit back at the TV star’s
claims that he was greedy in
their divorce.
The actor spoke out after Alan
said on TV that he had won
“custody of Adele” after his 13-year
relationship with Paul ended.
Paul, 51, hit back: “Adele is one of
my best friends and the truth is she
was closer to me than Alan.
“The comments he made were in
bad taste. They really upset me, to be
honest, as there was also the sugges-
tion I was being greedy.
“I texted Alan afterwards and CLOSE . . . Paul with Adele at wedding
said, ‘This is out of order, it’s
upset me and it’s upset my to Alan. Left: Pair performing at bash
mum’. He didn’t respond.
“I sent Adele the same clip
and she replied, ‘Just take the
high road, babe’, meaning just
ignore it.
“She is amazing at giving
advice, she really is. I know
that whenever I need her, she
will be there for me because
she’s a loyal friend and an
incredible person.”
Alan, who turned 47 on
Wednesday, was appearing on 8
Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown on
Channel 4 last August when he made
the Adele gag.
Pulling out a series of dismembered
props in front of a celebrity panel,
he said his ex’s lawyer had insisted
Adele is one of
on a 50 per cent split.
He joked they had agreed who
my best friends and
would see Adele and who would
spend time with TV star Gok Wan.
the truth is she was
Alan said: “I’ve gone through a
really spiteful, messy divorce.
closer to me than
‘Fairly and amicably’ Alan. His ‘custody
“My ex’s lawyer said take half of of Adele’ comment
everything, look at that.
“But not just that, household items. really upset me.
Look at that, half a kettle, half a
toaster, half a fondue set. All the It was bad taste
cheese goes all over the floor.
“Obviously, people want to
know about . . . we’ve divvied up
our celebrity friends. I get cus-
tody of Adele. Paul gets Gok at
the weekends. We’re still friends.
I know he’s taken half of every-
thing. But the one thing he can’t
take is my dignity. Am I right?”
Paul believes one of the show’s My mum didn’t
sketch writers was responsible
for the “really nasty” comments.
While he has not spoken out
before about their divorce, he
like me being called
greedy on TV. And of
now wants to finally set the
record straight.
He added: “My mum didn’t
like me being called greedy
course Adele didn’t
cut me off. Some of
on television.
“They were saying that
I had asked for half of
Alan’s friends don’t
everything, but that wasn’t the
case at all.
speak to me, but
“And of course Adele didn’t cut me
off. Some of Alan’s friends are no
I understand
longer speaking to me, which I totally
understand as it’s difficult for them.
“But Adele and I have always been
close and that’s not going to change.
“Alan and I got divorced in April
last year and we agreed what to rang my friend and he said, ‘Yes you
settle on fairly and amicably. We are did and he wants to see you again’.
still friends and both get to spend “Within a couple of months, we’d
time with our dogs.” moved in together.”
It comes as Carr’s new comedy They first met mum-of-one Adele,
drama Changing Ends is winning now 35, early in their relationship
rave reviews and has been soaring up when she was living nearby in West
ITVX’s streaming charts. London. Paul said: “We were back-
The six-part series is a semi- stage at the Brits and I saw her
autobiographical take on Alan’s life walking past. I shouted, ‘Adele, my
growing up in 1980s Northampton. other half loves you’.
Alan and Sunderland-born Paul “She said, ‘Who’s your other half?’.
were introduced at a central London I said, ‘Alan Carr’. She said, ‘I love
private members’ bar in 2009. Alan Carr’.
Paul was working in catering to “We started meeting up with the
pay the bills, having put his acting dogs and she would come round for
ambitions on hold. a glass of wine.
He said: “Alan immediately started “She loved me because I was very
to crack out the jokes and he made straight up and honest.
me laugh. We started flirting and we “We would have heart-to-hearts all
l’s swollen
ended up going to a club and having
a right laugh.
BRUISED . . . pic of Pauple in 2015 the time. I always call her Pam. It’s
face. Above: happy cou
because we used to go to TK Maxx
“I woke up the next day thinking, together and I’d shout ‘Pam’ rather
‘Did I snog Alan Carr last night?’. I than use her real name.” In 2012,

AT
Alan and Paul moved on to a farm
in West Sussex, where they
kept rescue horses, sheep, alpacas
and chickens.
A few years later, Paul proposed.
Rolling In The Deep singer Adele,
said to be worth £165million, was
so thrilled she insisted on hosting
their wedding at one of her two
new homes in Los Angeles.
She also got ordained so she
could officiate the 2018 ceremony.
Paul said: “There were only six of
us at the wedding, including Adele,
her then-husband Simon and two of
our closest friends.
“Adele planned the whole thing.
The ceremony took about half an
hour. Adele wrote the vows — I still
have them — and put on priest-like
robes so she looked the part.
“We had a wall of flowers and
pictures of our families and dogs on
a table covered in rose petals. At
TV DIVORCE JOKE FALL-OUT
QUIP ROW . . .
Adele at the
Grammys in
February. Alan
joked on TV
that he had
‘won custody’
of her after
the divorce
one point, one of the neighbours
started mowing their lawn.
“Adele got on the phone and said,
‘Excuse me, I’m really sorry but I
will pay for someone to mow your
lawn but you can’t do it today’. We
had a right laugh.
“Adele sang for our first dance
accompanied by our friends, one of
whom is Pink’s guitarist and the
other being Taylor Swift’s backing
singer.
‘Tired and anxious’
“The song was Bloody Mother
F***ing A**hole by Martha
Wainwright. It was hilarious.
“We had cocktails afterwards with
a pianist playing.
“We cut the cake then got into a
limo filled with champagne and all
six of us were taken to board a
private jet to Las Vegas that Adele
also insisted on paying for. We had
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My Carr
clash...
over our
pal Adele
a six-course meal at a Michelin-
starred restaurant then
to Caesars Palace hotel where we
met Celine Dion.
went
“Adele was extremely generous
and I feel eternally grateful for
everything that she did.”
Paul quit drinking following their
romantic honeymoon in Mexico, as
he could see his alcohol consump-
tion was getting out of control.
But he fell off the wagon during
lockdown and the couple decided to
separate after Paul posted a photo
of his bruised face on Instagram in
August 2021.
Fans assumed he was accusing
Alan of domestic abuse but he
describes it as a “cry for help” and
there is nothing to suggest the
comic did anything wrong.
In January 2022, Paul was jailed
for 14 weeks after admitting
being four times the limit while
NIGHT OUT . . . Paul,
Alan and Adele with FANCY DRESS FUN . . . Paul with
pals at Celine Dion gig Adele posing as George Michael
driving a 4X4. After hitting rock
bottom, he has embarked on what
he calls a “journey of sobriety” and
he is also in a new relationship.
As well as writing a play about
addiction and a one-man show, he
is also working on a memoir about
his extraordinary life.
Paul said: “Before the pandemic
hit, I felt like I was getting my
mojo back and was starting to
write and build my profile a bit.
“When Covid came, things started
to crack. I didn’t know what was
wrong with me but I couldn’t get
motivated and I was feeling tired
and anxious all the time.
“I started drinking two bottles of
wine some days just to alter the
way I felt.
“I know it was hard for him
[Alan] to live with an alcoholic but
when he started talking about
divorce, I felt insecure and lost. We
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 21
Pictures: MY STORY MEDIA
decided to end the marriage after I
posted that picture.
“It was a cry for help, but I
think the people with vested
interests in Alan saw me as a loose
cannon.
“I want to make clear that Alan
was never violent towards me.
“I used to beat myself up because
I wanted to tear the addiction out
of me. I’ve been diagnosed with
ADHD and I think that explains
some of my behaviour.
“Alan and I were still living in
the same house when the incident
that got me arrested happened, but
we were already separated.
“Ultimately, I’m glad we separated
because I’m in a much better place.
“I hope Alan can find happiness
too and I wish him all the best.”
l Paul has not asked for an interview
fee but has requested that a donation
be made to charity.
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‘FAKE PC’S BID TO SUNBLOCK PRICE SHOCK

ARREST SIR GAV’

A COVID conspiracy theo-
rist was yesterday accused
By STEPHEN MOYES

said sinister forces are using the

of impersonating a police
officer while threatening
to arrest a Tory MP.
Simon Parry, 44, was said to
have twice followed former
minister Sir Gavin Williamson
as he left Parliament, flashing
a fake warrant card at him
on the second occasion.
Mr Parry, who has previously
protest camp outside Parliament,
denied charges of stalking and
impersonating a police officer
when he appeared at Westminster
Covid vaccine to reduce the
magistrates’ court yesterday.
world’s population, was said to
have pursued the former Edu- Dressed in a Superman logo UNPROTECTED
cation Secretary in May. T-shirt, he also asked to read . . . from sun
Then, in a second incident a poem during a lull in pro- cream price rises
ceedings. Parry gave three
on Wednesday, he was
alleged to have produced a bail addresses — one of which
warrant card when Sir Gavin belongs to ex-Labour leader
refused to speak to him. Jeremy Corbyn’s climate
Parry, who lives in a change-denier brother, Piers.
He was granted bail ahead
‘Followed’ . . . Sir Gavin of a trial on October 18.

We’re getting
CREAMED
AS summer gets into full swing,
sunscreen brands are turning up the
heat on consumers, putting huge
price rises on their products.
New research by The Sun on
Sunday reveals prices have soared
by up to 67 per cent on last year.
Parents wanting to protect their
child from sunburn and the threat of
skin cancer will now need to pay £25
for Green People’s Scent Free
Children lotion SPF30 – a massive
jump of £10 since summer 2022.
And even Aldi, which sells the
cheapest bottle, has bumped the
price of its factor 30 Lacura spray by
33 per cent. Our revelations come in
By ALETHEA FARLINE
the same week that research by
consumer experts Which? showed
that supermarket own-brand sun
cream is among the most effective.
Sun on Sunday doctor Jeff Foster
said: “The number of people being
diagnosed with skin cancer is
increasing each year. The rise in
prices can make us all think twice
about how we spend our money, but
sunscreen with an SPF of 50 might
one day save your life.”
Here, we compare the cost of ten
products today to a year ago, and
reveal the percentage rise for each.

Green People Sainsbury’s Sun

Organic Children Protect Lotion,
Scent-Free SPF30, 200ml
SPF30, 150ml Last year: £3.50
Last year: £15 UP This year: £4.50 UP
This year: £25 67% 29%
The Soltan Nivea Protect
Kids Stick & Moisture
SPF50+, 25g sun lotion
Last year: £3.50 SPF20, 200ml
This year: £4 UP Last year: £4.99 UP
14.3% This year: £5.99 20%
Lovea Organic Garnier Ambre
Kids Sun Solaire Ultra-
Screen Spray hydrating
SPF50, 100ml SPF30, 50ml
Last year: £19.99 UP Last year: £3.50 UP
This year: £25.99 30% This year: £5.20 49%
Nivea Sun Kids Piz Buin
Protect & Care Moisturising
Pocket Size Sun Sun Lotion
SPF50+, 50ml SPF30, 200ml
Last year: £5.34 UP Last year: £6 UP
This year: £8.05 51% This Year: £7.50 25%
Morrisons Aldi Lacura
Sun Spray spray
SPF30, 200ml SPF30, 200ml
Last year: £3.50 Last year: £2.99
This year: £4 UP This year: £3.49 UP
14% 17%
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NO COMFORT 31 YEARS ON
Let down . . .
Andre and
Alex feel upset
33-year role . . . Martin by letter from
Sir Mark, left
Voice of
football
Tyler in
Sky exit
By LEN READ
FOOTBALL commentator
Martin Tyler is stepping
down from Sky Sports
after 33 years.
He joined in 1990, two
years before the Premier
League’s launch.
He famously called out
“Aguerrrooo” when Sergio
Aguero scored Man City’s
title-winning goal in 2012.
Yesterday Martin, 77,
said: “It’s been a privilege
to play a small part in
the broadcasting history
of the greatest league in
the world. I’ve worked
alongside legions of won-
derful professionals. I
thank them all for their
support and expertise.”
Pundit Jamie Carragher
called him one of the all-
time legends of the Rachel . . . murder shocked the nation
commentary box.
In April ex-ITV star
Tyler was accused of a

‘COLD’ MET CHIEF

racist remark about
Spurs’ Son Heung-min.

Burglars’
Chile trek
A GANG who came to
Britain “to commit crime”

HAS SNUBBED US
have been jailed.
Chileans Victor Munoz,
31, Sergio Sepulveda
Castro, 27, and Hector
Paredes-Munoz, 29, had
the “sole aim of burgling
high-value homes”.
After two raids in
Cheshire, they were
identified on CCTV and
caught after a 120mph
chase on the M40.
All three admitted con-

lNickell family agony lCops refuse compo

spiracy to commit bur-
glary at Chester crown
court. Munoz and Para-
des-Munoz got three
years and Castro four.

EXCLUSIVE play out if someone else was

TO our dad, David
Halkyard. We’ll
always admire your
knowledge and gui-
dance. Lots of love,
Melissa, Blossom
and Reganne, XXX
by MICHAEL HAMILTON in our shoes?’
“It feels like they felt it
THE family of mur- correct to compensate others
in this case, yet something
dered Rachel Nickell changed when it came to us.
yesterday branded “We have pledged the
majority of any compensation
Scotland Yard’s top would be used for charitable
cop Mark Rowley causes in my mother’s name.
“We really appreciate the
“very cold” after he apology but do not think
snubbed their request saying sorry is sufficient.
This is about honour, about

Rod site for compensation and

a meeting.
Alex Hanscombe —
honouring someone’s life.”
André, 60 — who lives
with Alex in Barcelona —

on rocks who witnessed his

SIR Rod Stewart’s fans
crashed a website trying
to pre-order the hit-
maker’s new Scotch.
Wolfie’s Whisky went
live on Friday morning,
offering £35 bottles
inspired by the 78-year-
old singer’s “rock ’n’ roll
hell-raising days”.
High demand saw the
site go down, but later in
the day thousands of
orders were taken from
the UK and Europe.
The blend is said to be
“wonderfully balanced”
with flavours of “warm-
ing cinnamon, fresh
vanilla and baked apple”.
mother’s brutal death on
Wimbledon Common a
month before his third
birthday — and his dad
André had called for
talks with the Met Police
chief last month.
In a terse letter Sir Mark
offered an “unreserved apol-
ogy” for police failings but
refused to consider compen-
sation or a meeting.
He referred them to one
of his deputies and sug-
gested they consider legal
action over the botched
investigation into the 1992
killing. Rachel, 23, had taken
Picture: DAN CHARITY
£700,000 £150,000 KILLER said: “This is a matter of
right and wrong.”
Mr Stagg was cleared in
Wrongly-accused Colin Stagg Payout for cop ‘Lizzie James’ Serial attacker Robert Napper 1994, having spent 13 months
in prison, after his trial
Alex to walk their dog when confessed 14 years after the Commissioner Matt Ward for heard he was the victim of
crazed Robert Napper attack while in Broadmoor “support and encouragement”. police entrapment.
emerged from bushes to stab Hospital following the mur- Alex, 33, told The Sun on Napper confessed in 2008.
her 49 times. der of a mother and her Sunday: “We can’t help feel- It emerged his mother had
Alex was left clinging to four-year-old daughter. ing the talk about ‘changing told police in 1989 that he
his mother’s body, begging: Alex and André — who culture’ is just a PR job. had said he had raped a
“Wake up, Mummy.” received no money — decided “We’ve given Sir Mark and woman in Plumstead, South
The case horrified Britain to approach the Met after his team a chance to do East London — but he was
but the investigation rapidly new chief Sir Mark publicly something about how we left free to prey on more.
descended into chaos. pledged to overhaul the have been treated. But it Last night Mr Ward said:
Wrongly-accused suspect force’s toxic culture. feels like evil is triumphing. “It is not appropriate for us
Colin Stagg received a In his letter, Sir Mark said “We’ll never give up on to comment on private cor-
£706,000 payout and under- the Met “remains consistent” putting things right.” respondence the Met has
cover cop Lizzie James, used with its previous refusal to He added: “As a black or with victims.”
to “honeytrap” him, got pay compensation and refers brown person, it’s hard not Additional reporting:
around £150,000. Napper them to Deputy Assistant to think, ‘How would this BEN GRIFFITHS
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WEST HAM AND WIFE

Cover girl . . . Kari-Ann

Fight for
Roxy LP
model to
stay here
By JONATHAN Hat trick . . . striker Michail
KANENGONI
Picture: SPLASH

SIR Mick Jagger’s sister-

in-law is fighting to stay
in Britain despite living
here for 74 years.
Norway-born ex-model
Kari-Ann Moller posed
for the cover of Roxy
Music’s debut LP in 1972.
She has lived in the
UK since a baby but has
a Norwegian passport.
Kari-Ann, 75, was
stopped at Bristol airport
in March and told that,
post-Brexit, she had
three months to apply for
EU settled status.
She still has heard
nothing — so husband
Chris Jagger, 75, said he
had uploaded an image
of the Roxy album to Spec-tator . . . club hero Mark
support her application
“as a bit of a joke”.
A Home Office spokes-
person said: “We are in
contact with Ms Jagger
and assisting her.”

Charcoal By THOMAS GODFREY

FOOTIE cup winner Pablo Fornals

coke find
MORE than £120million
stars in another big match — his
wedding to bride Tania Lara.
The West Ham midfielder, 27,
married Tania, 26, in his native
of cocaine has been Spain 48 hours after helping the
found chemically dis- Hammers win the Europa Confer-
guised as charcoal in a ence League trophy, left.
first for the UK. Team-mates Michail Antonio and
The drug would have
to be extracted in a lab. Angelo Ogbonna and ex-skipper
The haul was discov- Mark Noble were among guests.
ered in 800 sacks in a Smart . . . defender Angelo
container which arrived
at the port of Thurrock,
Essex, from Panama.
Investigators believe it
is the first case of its
kind in Britain.
Two men aged 50 and
31 were arrested and
three guns were seized in
a raid on address in
VERY NICE LITTLE EARNER

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YOU’RE absolutely
the Best Daddy in
the world. You work
so hard but never
complain or moan.
Love, Elijah and
Oscar, X

Wet End
musical
A DRUNK theatregoer
was thrown out of a hit
musical show for weeing
in the auditorium.
The woman was spot-
ted relieving herself in a
stairwell during a perfor-
PARK BY DEL BOY DEL Boy’s parking
spot in Only Fools and
Horses has turned into
EXCLUSIVE by DAVID JARVIS

drives, found rates have shot

up in Peckham, South Lon-
don, since the BBC sitcom’s
a nice little earner right on
his doorstep all along.”
Peckham was a working-
class surburb when
Fools began in 1981 but has
Only
Peckham house prices can
now reach £3million. Even
one-bed flats, like Del and
Rodney’s, go for £500,000.
Pubs like The Nag’s Head
mance of Dirty Dancing. a cushty cash cow. 1980s heyday. changed dramatically due to where Del drank pina coladas
A witness said: “We Wheeler-dealer Derek Hiring the spot would have gentrification. Del left his have been replaced by trendy,
heard dripping. Then Trotter would have to pay been the perfect get-rich- motor outside fictional craft-beer bars.
saw her squatting legs £2,860 a year, or £55 a quick scheme for Del, high-rise Nelson Mandela And greasy spoons like
akimbo on cream carpet.” played by Sir David House, where he lived Sid’s Cafe where Del and
week, to leave his yellow with brother Rodney Rodney enjoyed fry-ups have
The rowdy woman and Reliant Regal van outside Jason.
her partner were escorted JustPark CEO Anthony (Nicholas Lyndhurst). been joined by gastropubs
out at the interval. his block of flats. Eskinazi said: “It turns The block used for offering fine dining.
Theatre-goers having a Analysis by the JustPark out he was sitting on filming was in Peckham is also a hotspot
picnic was also among app, which allows people to Acton in West in the capital’s underground
examples of bad audience Fools gold . . Reliant’s spot charge others to use their Deals . . . Del Boy London. But music scene.
behaviour reported in an
online round-up.
26 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023 2GM

This week who I would...

SNOG MARRY AVOID
MARK SECRET POSH
RONSON Cinema SPICE
making a will be has 24
surprise hosting needles
speech Grease: stuck in
at Barbie The Album The Live Experience her face every six

HANNAH HOPE’S
party in Battersea, at Birmingham NEC months to look
South West London. from next month. youthful. Ouch.

HOWARD: I HAVE HARRY’S

A LOT TO LEARN
HOWARD DONALD has been axed from a Race’s DANNY BEARD, who will perform at l THEY called it quits after
two years of dating last
Pride event after fans discovered he had the festival, was outraged by the tweets that November. But it appears Harry
liked a series of homophobic and transpho- the singer liked. One called for Disney to be has caught the attention of his
bic tweets. “defunded” for holding a Pride event. ex OLIVIA WILDE with his star-
The TAKE THAT star, who was due to Prior to the social media storm, Donald had studded gigs at Wembley
headline at Groovebox in Nottingham next been promoting Take That movie musical Stadium.
month, deleted his Twitter account and Greatest Days, appearing at its premiere She subtly showed her
apologised. in London on Thursday. support by
He posted on Instagram: “I have Gay rights activist Peter Tatchell told liking a clip of
made a huge error in my judgment me: “Pride events should not be host- Harry
liking social media posts that are ing artists who promote prejudice. performing in
derogatory towards the “I am sure Howard was booked London posted
LGBTQIA+ community. without the organisers knowing on Instagram by
“I am really disap- about the intolerance that he his sister
pointed in myself and I am has stoked.” Gemma.
sorry for any hurt that I have A spokesman for the festival Meanwhile
caused by my unedu- said: “Howard Donald will no the Don’t Worry
cated actions. I clearly longer be playing at our event. Darling director
have a lot to learn and We would like to offer our thanks was snapped hanging out with
it’s a priority for me to the public for alerting us to the Shelli Azoff – whose son Jeff
that I do this.” Drag AXED . . . situation.” manages Harry – in LA this week.
Donald And across the pond, music
exec Jeff was spotted dancing
with Harry’s mum, Anne Twist, at
one of his London gigs.

SUPERSTAR
HAZ IT ALL
l KOURTNEY
KARDASHIAN had a
very clear message to let SAYS TUCCI
hubby TRAVIS BARKER STANLEY TUCCI was among
know she was pregnant. celebs spotted at HARRY
She held up this placard STYLES’ Wembley gig – and later

BEYONCAEL
as the BLINK-182 drummer hailed his singer pal “brilliant”.
performed in Los Angeles Harry fever swept London this
on Friday. week as stars including DAVID
Kourtney took inspo from BECKHAM and MAYA JAMA also

HAS RELE
the band’s All The Small danced along to his biggest hits.
Things music video in And The Devil Wears Prada
which a fan holds up a actor Stanley insisted his pal
similar sign. Harry – who he met through

SPARK
mutual friends – is a gem of a
guy, adding: “He is kind,

TY’S RIGHT FOR ELLA LOVE ISLAND star ELLA This is the longest I’ve ever
sophisticated and smart.
“Harry has got the look – he
looks like a young FRANK
SINATRA. He has that charisma.
THOMAS’ big sis Monica has gone without speaking to her, “I met his mother [Anne] at
given TYRIQUE HYDE her it feels like the worst break up Wembley and she is lovely and
seal of approval, despite a I’ve ever been through.” beautiful.
rocky start for the couple. Monica was with Ella when “Harry is
She told me: “I voted for Ella they met Tyrique in a London very shy but
to match with Tyrique – she club last year, she added: “We he is very
loves a tall, dark and hand- were introduced to this good sweet and
some boy. She’s coming looking guy, who turned out genuine.
across so naturally. to be Tyrique, it was very brief, “He is
“Obviously it was hard to but he was confident and easy to talk
see my little sister upset, and I chatty.” to, he is a
GLAM wanted to get the next flight It comes as I can reveal great guy, a
. . Ella out to Majorca and give her a host MAYA JAMA jets back to genius.”
oved
BEYONCE prally are a with sis huge hug. Seeing her in the Majorca next week for a Chatting
s re to Biz on Sunday at the Women’s
that diamondd as she dazzled Monica bottom two was hard, but I’ve shock dumping. No-one is
Prize for Fiction awards in
fri en managed to hold it together. safe in the villa . . .
girl’s best suit. London, Tucci joked that he
qu in bo dy lly wo od
in a se ery inch the Hoed wished he had “a lot more” in
She looked ev she slipp her
CAUGHT PINK FLOYD’S common with ex-One Direction
superstar
as
int o the nu de costume ROGER WATERS hunk Harry.
ure ves.
hourglass figgolden locks in bouncy wa
and wore her er the Break My Soul hitpart of
It comes aft sterdam last night as
Am
maker
LIVE
Roger Watera
s
warned:

time” – but on
“This
might be the last
this
He said: “We’re very different.
He dresses appropriately for his
act and his age and his body – I
performed in ce World Tour. r @ O2 Aren
form he looks some could not do that.”
her Renaissan s during he HHHHH
ntl y wowed fannham Hotspur way off retirement. Stanley – who gave Harry his
She rece the To tte The rock legend and Best Album gong at the Brits –
nt at by
five-night stirth London and celebratedrty his band charged said his kitchen is always filled
Stadium, no t £2,000 on a private pa through Pink Floyd clas- with Harry’s tunes, adding: “I
sp las hin g ou
age. sics and choice solo cuts. listen every day while cooking.”
for her entourly imagine that my It was a fantastic spectacle Maybe it’s not just Music For A
I can on the
invite go t lost in and proved that nothing is quite Sushi Restaurant, then.
post . . . as hot, or satisfying, as Roger
Waters live.

EASTENDERS actor BOBBY TYLER, THE CREATOR wore

WHO HAVE YOU BRAZIER at the Taste of
London festival launch on
a Hawaiian shirt on a shopping
trip to Uniqlo in London’s
SPOTTED? Wednesday in Regent’s Park Oxford Street on Monday
 2GM Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 27

l IT seems NOEL GALLAGHER’s split

from SARA MacDONALD is getting to
him. The rocker has opened up about his
“challenging personal issues”, after the
couple ended their 12-year marriage.
On The Matt Morgan podcast he said:
“Whenever I used to think about the future I
was always just living in the moment.
“But as I’ve got older . . . as I’ve got
challenging personal issues at the minute, I
with EMILY WEBBER find myself projecting into the future of what
is my life going to look like a year from now.”
Chin up, Noel, an OASIS reunion might
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“I’ve got very tight ham-
strings.”
HARRY STYLES gives it his the tour and investing in his wellbe- The former ONE Phew
ing has become a huge priority.” DIRECTION star has been
all on and off stage. But it’s personal trainer Brad who spotted taking a dip in ...it’s
The As It Was hitmaker, has been credited for getting Hampstead Heath ponds — over
who wowed the crowds at his Harry into shape. The near his London pad —
Love On Tour gigs at Wem- strength and conditioning and also revealed that he
bley Stadium, was spotted coach, from Bournemouth, meditates twice a day to
even accompanied the Brit keep his mental health in
working up a sweat in the Award-winner on the Aus- check.
scorching heat. tralian leg of the tour to He said:
Harry tied his floppy locks keep him on track. “It has
into a bun and showed off his Harry is changed my

Main pictures: BACKGRID

tattoos as he went topless for a heading to life. It’s
workout run, under the watch- Cardiff this helped me
ful eye of his personal trainer week for two just be more
Brad Gould. more shows present.
Ahead of his much-antici- before hitting “I feel like
pated London shows — which the Continent I’m able to
finished last night — Harry for a series of enjoy the things
made sure to take some time gigs, finishing in that are happening
out and splashed £10,000 on a Italy next month. right in front of me,
luxury stay at celebrity But while the even if it’s food or it’s coffee or
favourite Soho Farmhouse in singer channels rock it’s being with a friend — or a
Oxfordshire. ‘n’ roll icons such as swim in a really cold pond!
Short A source told me: “Harry
snuck off for a long weekend
MICK JAGGER on “Meditation just brings a still-
stage, he shuns the ness that has been really benefi-
burst with pals to fully recharge the boozy lifestyle. FANCY A cial, I think, for my mental
batteries before heading to Instead, the hit- POINT? health.”
London. maker practises On stage at If his recent gigs are anything
“Harry loves nothing more Pilates when he is Wembley to go by, his fellow popstars
than training with his mates not on stage and told Picture: KATIE should take a leaf out of his
in the great outdoors and fashion Bible Vogue: EDWARDS book.

STYLES PUTS
IN THE MILES
ROXY HORNER showed off her
baby bump posing for photos
LOVE Actually star BILL
NIGHY enjoying a coffee
STRICTLY star ELLIE SIMMONDS
was in EE’s box for Harry Styles’
at Chestertons Polo In The break at Gail’s in Pimlico, concert at Wembley Stadium on
Park in Fulham on Saturday London, on Wednesday Wednesday
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Karren
CALLOUS . . . with Asiah
PARTY
MUM SO
CRUEL
IT is almost too
distressing to read the
details of the inquest into
the death of Asiah Kudi,
aged 20 months, who
was abandoned for an
unbelievable six days
while her mother went
out partying.
Tragically, social
workers had been
worried about Asiah in
previous weeks, but no
action was taken. I
admire social workers,
but hindsight is a
wonderful thing.
Asiah died in her cot
after her mother, Verphy
Kudi, left her home alone
to travel from Brighton to
London, then Coventry
and finally Solihull – more
than 150 miles away from
her neglected baby – to
celebrate her 18th
birthday with friends.
She returned to the flat
five days, 21 hours and 58
minutes later and found
Asiah dead in her cot.
The little girl had
starved to death.
Her mother was jailed
for nine years but it’s
beyond heartbreaking to
think about what the last
few days of this baby’s
life was like.
I couldn’t leave my kids
on their own for 30
seconds when they were
tiny, let alone six days.
How could any human
be so heartless, selfish
and reckless?
RECIPE
TO WIN
IN case you did not
realise, this nation is
experiencing a national
health catastrophe.
Food manufacturers
seem intent on making
kids hooked on ultra-
processed food, which is
so addictive and bad for
you that it should come
with a health warning,
just as cigarettes do.
In the meantime, we
need other solutions too,
and fast.
New research shows
almost half of kids in
parts of England are
overweight by the time
they begin secondary
school, which is
terrifying when you
consider the number of
health problems they will
have during their lifetime
as a result.
Bring back cooking
lessons in schools. If you
can’t cook, you won’t
know how to make easy,
cheap meals and instead
end up at the takeaway.
Follow me on Twitter @karren_brady
BLIMEY, Tom Cruise is certainly
impressive, isn’t he?
It’s not just his massive biceps –
which would be a marvel on a man
half his age – but also the fact
that he flew himself into London by
Message of love
so inspiring after
hateful attacks
WHEN I heard that two students
had been killed at Nottingham
University, where my daughter
Sophia attended, I immediately
thought: “There but for the
grace of God go I.”
I am sure every other parent in the
country whose children either attend
university now, or have been there, had a
similar feeling.
I will never forget the moment when I
first dropped Sophia off.
I was so proud when she got into univ-
ersity — something I never did.
As parents, you work your whole life
trying to make a better future for your
kids and hope they go on to do things
you didn’t do. But I was utterly terrified.
It was the first time she was living
away from home. She was so excited
Apple’s lovely, Gwyn . . . and so’s your wardrobe
THE offspring of Gwyneth Paltrow and
Chris Martin was never going to be lacking
in looks and charisma.
But Apple Martin, 19, looked utterly
fabulous as she tried on her mother’s
famous 2002 gothic Alexander McQueen
Oscars gown this week.
Gwyneth shared the picture on Instagram
helicopter on Wednesday for a
screening of the seventh instalment
of Mission: Impossible.
I love his films and think Ethan Hunt
is one of the best fictional characters –
and Tom is a real-life hunky action
KILLED . . . Barnaby, Grace and Ian
about her future and everything she
might go on to achieve. It was a wonder-
fully proud moment.
But for me, as I am sure it is for most
parents, it was tinged with fear of the
and, while Apple looks amazing, I was more
struck by a few other things.
For a start, my daughter wouldn’t dream
of wearing anything of mine, Oscars or not.
Not least because she’s half my size.
But more to the point, it’s Gwyneth’s
walk-in wardrobe that I can’t keep my eyes
off – it’s every woman’s dream.
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 29
Brady
hero. No doubt he has a fleet of
trainers, nutritionists, yoga teachers,
coaches and wellbeing staff on
call 24/7.
But he is a good example of a
man ageing gracefully, isn’t he?
CLASS ACT . . . in 1957
THANKS
GLENDA
RIP Glenda Jackson.
What an amazing
actress and woman, and
what a way to go – still
doing the job she loved
until the end.
A few weeks before she
died this week, the double
Oscar-winner and former
Labour MP was working
with Sir Michael Caine on
what proved to be her
final film.
The Women In Love
star, who gave up her
unknown and things that might go wrong.
acting career in 1992 to
My goodness, it is hard to let them go off
to uni, to send them out into the world to serve in Parliament for
make their own mistakes and deal with more than 20 years, died
their own difficulties. at her London home after
But I was more worried about freshers a brief illness. She had
week and drinking than her being three acts to her life –
stabbed to death by some random person. stage, then film and
This week, tragically, that is what politics.
happened to Barnaby Webber and his She reached a fine old
friend Grace O’Malley-Kumar, both 19. age, at 87, and was
They were doing just what people of obviously still enjoying
their age should be doing — going out life, which is probably as
and about to celebrate the end of their much as most of us
exams and the university term. can hope for.
But out of the blue, in a totally random
What a woman.
and unprovoked attack, they were stabbed
to death.
The attacker went on to stab another
victim, 65-year-old school caretaker Ian
Coates, steal his van and use it to plough
WOMEN
into three people.
This attack was just so random and
mindless — utterly devastating.
UNDER
Both of these young people had so
much promise — Grace was a talented
hockey player and was studying to be a
THREAT
HOLD on to your hats,
doctor like her dad, and Barney, as his those of you who do not
parents called him, was a gifted cricket identify as a man.
player who was doing brilliantly at Yes, I know that once I
university. They had such bright futures might have just said
and everything to hope for.
woman, but apparently
Worst nightmares that word is being phased
out. Quite literally.
David and Emma Webber and Dr At least over in the US,
Sanjoy Kumar and Dr Sinead O’Malley, and we all know how we
must have been counting down the days tend to follow their lead.
until their beloved son and daughter
returned home for the summer.
Instead, they are trying to come to
The definition of a
lesbian, according to a
new “LGBTQ glossary”
terms with the reality that they will never
be coming home, which must feel
impossible.
published by Johns
Hopkins University, is “a
non-man attracted to
I just can’t fathom how difficult and
horrific that is to come to terms with. non-men”.
If you are shaking your
Despite having all of their worst
nightmares come true, these two families head in bafflement, let
have inspired our country with their me be clear – the same
dignity and public messages of love. glossary defines gay
The day after their children were mur- men as “a man” who is
dered, the heartbroken families spoke to attracted to “other men”.
crowds at the university’s main campus. So it is only the word
Dr Kumar told the students gathered to woman that is at risk.
“look after each other . . . the love that we What I want to know is,
have out here, I just wish we had it how has it come to pass
everywhere. Love everyone”. that women are now
Next to him, Barnaby’s dad David being defined in relation
spoke about losing “my baby boy” and to men?
told his son’s friends that “his heart will And why is the word
be with you guys forever”. essentially becoming
The following day they attended a vigil taboo when the word
in the city where thousands paid their man is fine?
respects. Barnaby’s mum Emma asked the It’s so depressing but
crowd to “please hold no hate that relates also alarming and feels
to any colour, sex or religion”. very much like we are
Despite what is nothing short of a
nightmare for these two families, they
going backwards.
In fact, it’s ridiculous
have been inspirational. that the term woman has
Tragic and awful as this story is, I hope become an offensive and
that other young people at Nottingham divisive word. I for one
and other universities won’t let it stop have every intention of
them living their lives to the full. continuing to use it every
After all, life is short and it is fleeting. time I want to refer to
Our best hope for the young people in someone who is, you
our lives is that they make the most of know . . . a woman.
every moment of it while they can.
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5 HURT IN Leaper’s
cop save Sun INVESTIGATES
STORM AT
A SPECIAL constable
has saved a man trying
to jump off a bridge.
Olivia Lester, 21, and By AMY JONES and
colleague PC Amy Sutton MATTHEW BARBOUR
struggled with him as he
stepped over the railings.
AT just 5ft 2in in

30,000FT
He yelled at them to
let go but they clung
on to his arms as he
her chunky boots, a
dangled over the side. teenager walks into
Colleagues arrived to
help pull him to safety in a corner shop and
Bridgend.
Student Olivia and Amy
leaves with an
EXCLUSIVE by STEPHEN MOYES
have received a bravery addictive fruity vape
FIVE flight stewards were injured and commendation from the in her hand.
South Wales force.
passengers screamed in terror as It is illegal to sell the
severe turbulence hit at 30,000ft.
One of the British Airways crew dislocated
their ankle and needed surgery after being
M11 crash nicotine-laced products to
under-18s, but the number
of kids using e-cigarettes is
tossed around in the Boeing 777.
They were still in hospital yesterday, while
another was concussed
and a third needs an
jam twits doubling each year.
The Sun on Sunday joined
trading standards officials in
Hammersmith, West London,
MRI scan on a hip injury. IMPATIENT drivers went who, with the help of the under- TARGETED . . . many disposable
A source told The Sun the wrong way along a cover police cadet, found that a vapes appear to be aimed at kids
on Sunday: “The severity motorway slip road to quarter of shops were willing to
of this turbulence was avoid tailbacks caused by sell vapes to the 17-year-old.
obscene. From nowhere a serious crash — and Senior trading standards officer
the plane was shaking now face prosecution. Doug Love said: “This isn’t sur-
as it suddenly dropped The queue-jumpers hin- prising. Unfortunately, a sizeable
five hundred feet and dered emergency services chunk of our teenage population
rose again. Passengers Buffeted . . . a BA 777 jet trying to reach the three- are getting hooked on vapes.
screamed and five crew car pile-up on the M11. “They are addictive and we
were hurt — with three left with serious injuries.” But police took their don’t yet know the dangers.”
The turbulence above the Bay of Bengal struck numbers and 18 offenders The teen cadet bought a black-
four hours into Friday’s flight from Singapore to will be sent notices of berry-flavoured Elf Bar 600 from
Heathrow. The stormy weather forced a return to intended prosecution. a High Street corner shop for £6.
Singapore where the plane landed safely. The crash, near Epping A couple of miles down the road
BA, which has been rebooking passengers on to Forest, in Essex, caused in Fulham she bought another
new flights, said: “Safety is always our priority and miles of tailbacks but no for £6 from a mobile phone kiosk.
we’re looking after the crew after the rare episode.” one was seriously hurt. Doug added: “We’ve seized
vapes from dry cleaners, cafes
and hairdressers. These busi-
nesses are not used to selling
age-restricted products so it’s
easy for teens to get them.”
The Royal College of Paediat-
rics and Child Health is calling
for a ban on disposable vapes,
which it says are causing an
“epidemic” among youngsters,
with limited evidence about the
long-term impact on young
lungs, hearts and brains.
Last month a poll by charity
Action On Smoking And
Health found a record 11.6
per cent of 11
ILLEGAL
to 17-year-olds have tried SALE 1
vaping, up 7.7 per cent on
last year and twice as high
as a decade ago.
‘Truly frightening’
One company, Vape-
Guardian, has installed
fume detectors in more
than 100 schools to moni-
tor the habit. The sensors
were developed by soft-
ILLEGAL
ware engineer and dad-
of-four Simon Hassett,
SALE 2
who told The Sun on
Sunday: “The sensors are
alerting an average of 20
times a day in each school.
“I knew vaping was an issue, SLEAZY MONEY
but this is shocking. The amount . . . trading standards
of nicotine, microplastics and found shops in West
other harmful substances puffed London were happy
out is truly frightening.” to break the law by
This week, Dame Rachel de selling vapes to an
Souza, England’s Children’s Com- under-age police cadet
missioner, said she was “shocked”
Pictures: JOHN
by research which found young- McLELLAN and
sters struggling to concentrate in PETER POWELL
class because they were not
allowed to use their vape.
Popular flavours such as Apple poisonous metal plus nickel and her asthma had got worse. After
Peach, Cotton Candy Ice, Pink chromium, with some almost ten she was caught I suggested she
Grapefruit and Strawberry Kiwi times above safe limits. stop vaping for a few days.”
appear to be aimed at youngsters. Exposure to lead can impair Amelia’s cough soon cleared
Others have “disco” lights that brain development, while the up and her sleep improved.
flash when users take a drag. other two metals can trigger She said: “Almost all my school
New figures from the Chartered blood clotting. friends vape now, but I won’t
Institute of Marketing show more Vaping has been linked with touch them.”
than 80 per cent of Brits support 200 health problems including Dental expert Dr Alan Clarke
more regulation to prevent vapes heart disorders, chest pains and says vaping can also have a
being marketed to under-18s. pneumonia, an official dossier damaging effect on teeth and
Nicotine-free vapes are not has revealed. Watchdog the gums. Nicotine reduces blood
illegal to sell to youngsters but Medicines and Healthcare flow to the gums, he says,
the Government is launching a Products Regulatory increasing the risk of gum
review into the issue following Agency recorded 74 reports disease, which in turn
concerns they act as a gateway to of health problems sus- raises the chance of stroke,
more addictive products. pected to have been caused dementia, heart disease and
PM Rishi Sunak last month by e-cigs since 2014. some cancers.
pledged to look at ways to Mum Kat Nurden Plumber Ben Bradley,
strengthen marketing rules on says her 15-year-old 20, from Bromley, Kent,
vapes, including closing a loop- daughter’s vaping said: “I got hooked
hole which allows retailers to habit led to crip- two years ago when
give free samples to children. pling chest pains. they were handed
He said last week he was Kat, 35, from out free in clubs
shocked by reports of illicit vapes Banbury, Oxon, and bars, and
containing lead getting into said: “About two ADDICTED . . . in weeks I was
children’s hands, after tests on years ago Amelia puffing all day.
some confiscated from youngsters was caught vaping student Joe started “Apart from the
showed dangerous levels of the at school. I’d noticed vaping during cost — around £6
lockdown
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CLOUDY HAZE
. . . young vapers
feeding their habit
on London street
last month

a day — I hate being a drug
addict, and I believe these things
are way worse for you than
any of us know.
“I believe my bleeding gums
are a sign of what’s going on
inside. They’re like sweets with
their fruit flavours.”
Performing arts student Joe
Taylor, 19, from North West
London, got hooked during
lockdown. He said: “I used to
think it was pathetic, people
holding these stupid contraptions
like a kid’s toy, yet almost
instantly I was hooked.”
The global market was worth
£2.5million in 2016 — now its
estimated value is around
£20billion. There are 4.3million
vapers in the UK, up from
700,000 in 2012, with the boom
fuelled by the rising use by
young people. There are close to
3,000 vape stores and a growing
number launching online.
Young people can be lured
into purchasing online through
apps such as TikTok, where the
products are widely advertised.
One youth support charity warn-
ed vapes are now used by crimi-
nal gangs to lure new “county
lines” drug runners — promised
with more traditional payments
of cash, trainers and food.
Evan Jones, director of Child
Exploitation Development at
charity St Giles Trust, said: “The
vapes aren’t always solely for
personal use and are sometimes
sold by children and young
people for cash. Our Wales team
reported a boy of 11 selling vapes
to help his family through the
cost-of-living crisis.”
Back in Hammersmith, Trading
Standards officer Doug took us
to the room where seized vapes
are stored as evidence. Amid a
sickly puff of synthetic straw-
berries and bubblegum, there
were around 2,000 vapes, some
with illegal levels of nicotine.
Doug said: “This is the tip of
the iceberg. We don’t know the
quality of these products or
what’s in them. It’s a wild west.”
HOOKED
AT AGE 9By
Dr MIKE McKEAN
Vice-President of Policy,
Royal College of Paediatrics
IT took decades to understand the
relationship between smoking and
cancer and respiratory illnesses. My
worry is we could be sleepwalking
into a similar situation here.
If you inhale potentially noxious,
volatile substances there is a huge
potential for an inflammatory
reaction that could have a minor or a
major effect.
There is lots of evidence it causes
significant coughing and
breathlessness. I’m in no doubt that
people’s lungs will get damaged.
Walk past any school and you’ll
see the problem – children as young
as nine or ten getting hooked on
vaping, inhaling chemicals with
long-term effects that we simply
don’t know.
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Streaming . . . user profiles are targeted
EXCLUSIVE by ROB PATTINSON
STALKERS are
victims at home.
They remotely
using
online streaming services
to target their terrified
access
accounts including Netflix and
Disney+ to send vile abuse.
Recent court cases reveal an
alarming rise in offenders logging
CHRIS IS
THE BIZ
By THOMAS GODFREY
LEGGY Christine McGuinness takes her job
in her stride as she models a swimsuit
from her H-E-R range.
The 35-year-old mum of three, who split
from TV star husband Paddy last year,
shared the snap on Instagram.
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 33
STALKED BY YOUR
ACCOUNT
in to accounts they once had
access to, changing the password
and making the profile name
something abusive or intimidating.
changed a woman’s Netflix and
Disney+ profile name on three
occasions. Another admitted har-
assment for changing his victim’s
service accounts are being used by
perpetrators to access victims.
“We urge platforms to work with
victims to secure accounts where a
HOW VICTIMS FALL PREY TO ABUSE
THE culprit is trusted with their
partner’s streaming service details.
After a split, they log in to the
There are now calls for tech Netflix and WhatsApp passwords. perpetrator may have previously
giants to better protect subscribers. Tallulah Belassie-Page, from the had access, such as in the case of account to change the profile name
Court documents show one man Suzy Lamplugh Trust, said: “We a relationship breaking down.” to an abusive term, then alter the
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‘Super racist’ . . . Styles
Nazi nut
built gun
for a war
By ISAAC CROWSON
A NAZI sympathiser
caught making a sub-
machine gun in his
garage is facing jail.
Ben Styles, 25, told a
pal he was “getting as
strong as possible for the
war”, and dubbed the
Holocaust the Holohoax.
He visited New Zealand
shortly before 51 died in
the 2019 Christchurch
mosque attack. Messages
on his return read: “It
made me super racist.
“Then that happened
and I had a good day.”
Cops seized gun parts,
manuals on how to con-
vert blanks into live
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Leamington, Warwicks.
Styles admitted making
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terrorism material at
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reintroduced to the area.
The zoo’s Helen Brad-
shaw said: “We’re thrilled
by their resurgence.”
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DAME DEBS’ DAD ON HIS POIGNA
Climb . . . Ben Spencer
Disabled
Ben’s joy
on peak
By THOMAS GODFREY
A MAN “slowly becoming
disabled” due to a neuro-
logical condition has told
of his elation at climbing
Mount Snowdon.
Ben Spencer, 49, has a
degenerative form of ata-
xia, affecting coordination,
balance and speech.
It took him 16½ hours
to ascend and descend
Wales’s highest mountain
using a wheelchair, rollator
wheeled walker and
adapted walking sticks.
He said: “I ended up
crawling up the last lot
of steps. But I was really
elated to get to the top. I
got a bit emotional.”
Ben, of Buckhurst Hill,
Essex, was assisted by a
team from charity Ataxia
UK, raising more than
£5,000 for them.
He hopes his trek will
raise awareness of the
condition — which took
doctors 15 years to diag-
nose as it was mistaken
for other ailments.
Ben said: “I’ve gone
through a journey of
slowly becoming disabled.”
QUOTES
OF THE
WEEK
Bill Simmons
Spotify chief after Harry
and Meghan's £18m
Archetypes podcast was axed
The f***ing grifters.
That's the podcast we
should have launched
with them.
David Webber
Dad of murdered
Nottingham university
teenager Barnaby
I've lost my baby boy.
Dame Carolyn McCall
ITV boss on Phillip
Schofield’s affair
with a young colleague
It was inappropriate to
have a relationship with
someone so junior.
Boris Johnson
Slams Bernard Jenkin,
who is on the Privileges
Committee, amid claims he
breached lockdown.
The hypocrisy is rank.
Jack Grealish
Manchester City star
two days after lifting the
Champions League trophy.
I don't think I've slept.
Rishi Sunak
Prime Minister claims
Boris Johnson asked him to
overrule the honours watchdog
I didn’t think it was
right and if people don’t
like that, then tough.
MACHINE ROASTED
Rapper Machine Gun
Kelly, 33, has launched a
brand of roasted coffee
beans — Blonde Don — in
Cleveland, Ohio, US.
2GM
By
INSPIRING . . .
LIZZIE PARRY campaigner Dame
Deborah in 2019
Head of Health
Picture: DAN
SHE hailed him as her
“unsung hero” and, right
WILLIAMS
until the very end, Dame
Deborah James’s dad was
there, making sure she
was surrounded by love.
His daughter was just 40 when
she passed away last June — five
and a half years after being
diagnosed with bowel cancer.
The Bowelbabe Fund that Deborah
launched has so far raised a
staggering £11.3million to fund vital
cancer research.
Parents Alistair, 67, and Heather,
65, were by her side during her
final moments.
“I was in the kitchen doing the
washing up after lunch,” Alistair tells
me. “Heather suddenly called for me,
telling me it was happening and I
needed to come now. Saying goodbye
was very hard, but it was peaceful.
“Right towards the end, I told her,
‘You can let go now, you have done
enough. You can sleep.’ I’d never said
anything like that before.
“I knew when the time was right.
She needed to know it was OK.”
Given today is the first Father’s Day
since his daughter died, Alistair could
be forgiven for dwelling on his own
sadness — but his heart goes out to
son-in-law Seb, 43, and their children
Hugo, 15, and 13-year-old Eloise.
He tells me: “My biggest sadness is
for Deborah, and the fact she will
miss out on so many Father’s Days
with Seb, Hugo and Eloise.
“They were at that stage where
they were enjoying their lives
together, being parents and
thriving in their careers.
‘It breaks me’
“Deborah will miss out on
growing old with her husband,
seeing her kids grow up and
It’s m
having their own children,
and she will never get
to realise her dream of
becoming a head teacher.
“I am so sad that she is
missing out. Her life was cut
short just when she was
living it to the full — she
had so much to offer.”
Alistair is as selfless in grief
witho
as he was while his beloved
daughter was alive.
Last year, in one of her final
interviews with me, Debs — who
wrote an online column for The
Sun — became emotional talking
about him, her husband, son and
brother Ben, 32. She said: “This year
it’s about my dad and Seb, but it’s
also about the men in my life who
will hopefully one day be fathers too.
sadn
“I can’t really comprehend the fact
I won’t be here to see that.
“It breaks me. Seb is a great father,
he loves them so much and I know
that when I’m no longer here, he will
love them for me too.”
Turning her attention to Alistair,
she said: “My dad is my unsung hero,
more so than ever. He’s always been
a very calming, loving presence in
my life. He’s very good at handling
me and all my craziness. His patience
knows no bounds.”
Alistair laughs as he recalls
memories of Deborah’s “emergencies”.
He says: “Whenever she was sick,
she would call her mum.
“When she needed money or help
or was in trouble, she called me.
“Thankfully Seb stepped in and to live, Deborah was determined to bowel cancer on all its toilet rolls. it was never-ending.” One of Alistair’s brus
took some of that responsibility when make every second count. The Sun mounted a campaign to favourite memories in the last seven as F
they got married. But I still got the “And boy, did she,” says her dad, honour our columnist, and Debs was weeks of Deborah’s life was watching time
odd call to say, ‘Dad, my car’s out of beaming with pride. “I know a lot of made a Dame in a day — with Prince his three children — Deborah, Ben mem
petrol, help!’, ‘I’m locked out’, ‘This or people probably questioned all the William visiting the family at their and Sarah, 39 — share time together. he s
that doesn’t work’. Those will always things she did in those last weeks, home to bestow the honour. “It was like they were back to to T
be Dad’s job. but she had her list of things she In just seven weeks she achieved being kids again,” he says. “S
“She rang me once because she’d needed to do. I wasn’t going to get in what the average person could only loved
been asked for ID in the supermarket.
“Typically she had nothing on her,
her way — no one was. I knew she dream of achieving in a lifetime — ‘That was her magic’ It’s t
wouldn’t settle until certain things but that didn’t surprise her dad. “There was one night where she Wh
so she proudly told me she’d shown had been done, and so we all did Alistair says: “The Dame Debs you cleared everyone else out and had a from
the cashier one of her Sun columns that we could to help her.” saw in those final weeks was the sleepover, just the three of them. Alist
to prove her age — and it worked. In addition to her fundraising, same Deborah we saw as a child. “We all knew how desperate it was ordin
Only Deborah!” Deborah was also determined to “She was always full of energy, the and we did have some desperately As
Last May Deborah shared a finish her second book, launch a driving force in our family. She was sad times. But we all made sure there was
heartbreaking final column, telling fashion line with In The Style and always coming up with fun ideas, were lots of good times, too. for i
readers she was leaving hospital visit the Chelsea Flower Show to see ways to make memories together. “We really learnt to treasure the “I
to m
to receive end-of-life care at her a new rose named in her honour. “She would create outdoor cinemas small things, like sitting at the table
parents’ home in Woking, Surrey. And she secured an incredible deal in the garden, plan last-minute with Deborah, helping her prepare a “B
Given just days — weeks at most — with Tesco to feature the symptoms of holidays, throw impromptu parties — meal, sitting in the garden together, diag
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ANT MEMORIES ONE YEAR ON THERE’S SO

MUCH MORE
IMMENSE PRIDE SPECIAL BOND TO COME . . .
. . . beaming Alistair . . . Alistair
with his daughter brushes Debs’
on her wedding hair on their last
day in 2008 Father’s Day

Mrs Crunch Lunch

Pages 36 & 37

SURGERY . . . in pain
but still smiling after
2020 cancer operation

Money
ROYAL VISIT
. . . Prince
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William gives
damehood in
May 2022.
Below, in 2018
with Sebastien
and their kids

Pets
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FAMILY CIRCLE . . . Deborah, mum Heather, dad Alistair and
her siblings. Left, Alistair holding Deborah soon after her birth

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Says ALISTAIR JAMES Travel

shing her hair.” Milestones, such
Father’s Day, are “hard”, but this
e of year also brings back fond
mories. “We both loved all sports,”
says. “I remember her taking me
The Ashes cricket four years ago.
he loved every minute of it. We
d days out at Wimbledon together.
those things that I’ll really miss.”
hile cancer stole his daughter
m him, Deborah’s diagnosis opened
tair’s eyes to another extra-
nary side to his eldest girl.
s a former deputy head teacher, it
no secret that Deborah had a gift
inspiring people.
always knew she had the ability
make things happen,” Alistair says.
But in the years after she was
nosed we saw it on another level.
She got people talking about difficult
things and she made it normal.
“That was her magic — the magic
of connectivity. I’m not sure she
realised the true extent of it.”
Alistair adds: “There was one day
when we went for a drink at a local
pub. The waiter came over and said it
was on the house — and that they
would donate to Deborah’s fund.
“As her dad, I just went, ‘Wow’. I
was incredibly proud of her and the
impact she was having. Her story
touched everyone.”
He was also staggered at the money
she raised. But he adds: “It’s more
than the money for me. I remember
speaking to one of the cancer bigwigs
at the NHS. He said the NHS is very
good at stage 4 cancer care but
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not at spotting cancer in the earliest
stages. Deborah knew how important
early diagnosis was, and driving that
message — for people to be aware of
their bodies and what is normal.
“If you know what’s normal, you
know when something is off.
“Deborah wanted patients to
speak up and doctors to listen
so lives would be saved —
and she was right. Sport starts on
“Her legacy will continue
for years in the lives Page 54
she has helped, and
will continue to help
save lives. That’s an
incredible thing.”
l To make a donation to DEVOTED . . . Alistair
TV and
Deborah’s fund, go to
bowelbabe.org.
was described as an
‘unsung hero’ by Debs
listings
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have an unsteady hand you’ll quickly
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Food Money Pets Motors Rich cheese and onion quiche

Health Puzzles Deidre Travel Serves 4 – £1.66 per serving
Preparation time: 15 minutes (plus
30 minutes chilling time)
Cooking time: 1 hr 21 minutes
YOU NEED:
1 ready rolled shortcrust pastry sheet
2 tbsp olive oil
Feta and olive 2 large, finely chopped white onions
pasta salad 200ml double cream
100ml whole milk
4 large eggs
150g mature Cheddar cheese,
grated
100g Gruyere cheese, grated
1 tsp Dijon mustard
Salt and pepper, to taste
METHOD: Preheat the oven to
180C/160C fan/gas 6. Grease
a baking tray and place the TIP
pastry in it.
Chill for 30 minutes, then
prick with a fork, line with
scrunched-up baking paper and fill
with uncooked rice or baking beans
and blind bake for 30 minutes.
Remove paper and rice.
Turn down the oven to 170C/150C
fan/gas 3. Lightly fry the onions in
the olive oil in a pan for 6-7 minutes
on medium until they are slightly
caramelised. Mix together the
cream, milk and eggs in a bowl. Add
the cheese, mustard and seasoning.
Add the onion and mix it well.
Pour the filling into the pastry then
bake in the oven for 45 minutes, or
until firm, particularly in the centre.
Cool before serving.
POURING the mixture
into a hot pastry base
means you are less likely
to get a soggy bottom.

Serves 4 – £1.42 per serving

Preparation time: 15 minutes
Cooking time: 10-12 minutes
YOU NEED:
450g dried penne pasta
1 medium, chopped green pepper
100g fresh tomatoes, chopped
100g mixed olives, stones removed
1 chopped cucumber
100g fresh parsley, finely chopped
30g bunch fresh basil, leaves torn
100g feta, cubed
For the dressing:
60ml white wine vinegar
Pinch sea salt
Pinch ground pepper
1 tsp dried oregano
120ml extra virgin olive oil
METHOD: Bring a saucepan of salted
water to the boil, add the pasta and cook
for 8-10 minutes. Drain and rinse under cold
water.
Meanwhile, make the dressing. Whisk the
vinegar, seasoning, oregano and olive oil
together. Add the vegetables, herbs,
seasoning and cheese to the pasta.
Pour over the dressing. Toss to mix.

SWAP the feta for torn

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Flapjacks
Serves 6 – 42p per serving
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 35 minutes
YOU NEED:
200g unsalted butter
80g brown sugar
3 tbsp golden syrup
50g desiccated coconut
400g porridge oats
½ tsp salt
METHOD: Preheat oven to 180C/
160C fan/gas 4. Cream the butter and
sugar together, stir in the syrup and
mix. Add the coconut, oats and salt
and mix well. Grease and line a baking
tin and press the mixture into it.
Cook for 35 minutes or until golden
and cooked through. Allow to cool
before cutting into slices and
removing from tin.

YOU can also add

sultanas, dates,
TIP seeds and
cranberries.

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LOCKED-IN FUEL RATES COULD GET YOU IN A FIX

ENERGY suppliers are launching fixed-
rate tariffs as they try to tempt customers
to lock in before a new price cap comes
into force.
Four providers have the deals, many for
existing customers only.
But experts have urged households to
think carefully before signing up.
The new offers come just two weeks
before the price cap changes on July 1,
bringing gas and electricity bills down by
£426 to £2,074 a year for a home with typi-
cal energy use.
However, government discounts worth
£400 a year on bills ended in April, so
most households on standard variable
rate tariffs will not see their bills drop by
THINK SMART . . . check before switching much just yet. The new fixed-rate deals
might be tempting after energy prices
soared last year as they offer certainty that
payments won’t increase for a set period.
But you could end up being stuck pay-
ing more if prices fall in future.
Utility Warehouse has launched a one-
year fix which is open to new and existing
customers at £1,974 a year for a house-
hold with average energy use.
That is a £100 saving over the next 12
months if the price cap stays at its current
level. However, customers wishing to take
up the offer are required to sign up for at
least two other services offered by UW,
such as mobile, broadband or insurance.
For many this will wipe out any savings
from the tariff, especially as anyone who is
mid-contract would face hefty exit fees to
switch. Sarah Coles, head of personal
finance at Hargreaves Lansdown, said:
“You need to be careful not to saddle your-
self with something you don’t want – or
pay more overall because you’re chasing
a bargain for one aspect of the package.”
So Energy has a deal that is open to new
customers – a one-year fix that works out
at £2,047 annually for a typical household,
via Uswitch and Confused.com.
It is slightly cheaper than the £2,074
most will pay by remaining on their pro-
vider’s standard tariff (based on July’s
price cap).
However, if the price cap falls in Octo-
ber, as experts predict, it could end up
more expensive.
Analysts at Cornwall Insight expect the
cap to drop again to £1,969 a year from
October, then to rise to £2,026 a year from
January 2024.
But for some, paying a little more will be
worth it for the peace of mind of knowing
that their bills won’t soar should energy
prices rise ahead of the current forecasts.
Ashton Berkhauer, energy expert at
MoneySuperMarket, said: “If you are
offered a fixed tariff, take a moment to
consider if it’s right for you.”
E.ON Next and Ovo Energy are both
offering one-year fixed deals which are
only open to their existing customers.
E.ON’s works out at £2,050 a year for a
typical household – a little under the July
cap – while Ovo’s is £2,220 a year.
JAMES FLANDERS

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TWO SAVVY REAL DEAL . . .

Track down
grub discounts
DAD-of-one Tom Church is co-founder of
latestdeals.co.uk – an online community
where bargain hunters share the best
offers they have spotted.
And it seems as if those deal-detecting
skills run in the genes as his 20-month old
son is already taking after his father.
Tom, 31, from London, says: “I call him
Little Deals because on our first-ever trip
to the supermarket he started picking out
yellow sticker items.”
Here are Tom’s top tips.
LEARN WHAT TO BUY AND WHERE –
when shopping for the family, it is
important to know where to shop for what
item.
Aldi is brilliant for picking up fresh fruit
and vegetables at silly low prices, with its
Super 6 offers.
It is fantastic for food and beauty dupes,
plus it is cheap for nappies, batteries,
tinned tuna and other fish.
But do not assume everything costs
less there.
I have previously found M&S was
cheaper than Aldi for eggs and
chicken wings.
The Latest Deals app has a
supermarket comparison tool so
you can check prices on the go.
FIND BULK BARGAINS ON eBAY –
coffee is a must for busy dads with
young kids like me.
Now I buy Nespresso pods at
huge discounts on specialist
eBay stores, along with lots of
other non-perishable items that
are close to or past their best-
before date.
I can’t tell the difference in
taste with the coffee because the pods
are so well sealed.
This week on eBay store Zenox
Health you can get 80 Starbucks
BLOGGERS
Tom with his
young son
SHARE TOP
TIPS ON
DAD’S DAY
THIS Father’s Day,
we speak to two
money-saving dads
for their ultimate SAVVY SAVER . . . Olly with his boys
cost-saving tips for
cash-strapped
parents on food
Cut the cost of
shopping and family fun
family days out . . .
PRIMARY school teacher and dad-of-two
Olly Cator, from Norwich, runs the Savvy
Dad blog and Facebook group.
He is always on the look out for cheap
ways to keep his energetic sons Max, ten,
and Samuel, seven, entertained.
Here Olly, 42, offers his top tips:
DEALS ON DAYS OUT – Theme parks and
other attractions can blow a huge hole in
your budget but there are lots of ways to
get discounts.
The Sun Superdays promotions are
great. For example, now you can collect
codes for two free tickets to Warwick
Castle worth more than £70.
Last year, we went to Chessington
World of Adventures with Sun Superdays
and the boys loved the Gruffalo River
ride.
THEATRE TRICKS – I make the most
of Kids’ Week at London theatres to
take the boys to see a West End show.
It should be called Kids’ Month as it
runs for the whole of August. One child
aged 17 or under goes free when an adult
pays full price. Booking is open now for
gems such as Spongebob The Musical.
This year I’ve booked a surprise show

Make your
for us . . . it cost £140 for two adults
Nespresso pods for £19.99 with free and two children compared to £208
delivery, which would cost you around full-price. See
£32 to buy elsewhere. officiallondontheatre.com/kids-week.
To find an eBay store go to GAMING GAINS – Rather than pay for
ebay.co.uk/sns and then search for the expensive consoles, my boys use
shop’s name: Gronets, Priceless cloud gaming. I bought a second-hand
Discounts and Superpet are all Nvidia Shield TV Pro for £115 from CeX
discount stores worth checking out. instead of paying more than £400 for a

pennies
ASK A ROBOT TO HELP YOU SAVE PlayStation 5. They use this to play on
– to avoid throwing stuff away, when I services such as GeForce Now and
don’t know what to cook from Boosteroid – essentially Netflix for
whatever’s left over in the fridge, I use gaming.
artificial intelligence to help me. Boosteroid is the cheapest at £6.40
I’ve downloaded the Bing app, which is per month. There’s plenty of free
an AI tool from Microsoft that works like a content, plus you can buy games that
chatbot. you can then play on the platform.

go father
So I asked Bing, “I have a banana, We bought Hogwarts Legacy for
chicken, onion. What can I cook?” And it £39.79 from the CDKeys website to use
came up with a delicious recipe for on Boosteroid, instead of paying around
chicken with spiced rice and banana £50 for a hard copy to play on a console.
sambal. lFor more tips, follow Olly’s blog at
lFor more tips follow Tom on TikTok at savvydad.co.uk or at facebook.com/
@latestdeals. SavvyDadUK.

IN ASSOCIATION WITH
CALMING . . . George
Star
of the
week
AT 100 years old, rescue
tortoise George is
inspiring young people.
The much-loved pet is
now a member of staff at
social enterprise BEES,
in Plympton, Devon,
which provides an
alternative educational
setting for kids who
need it.
George was given a
home there after his
owners became too old.
BEES owner Nathan
Potts said: “George is a
gentle tortoise who has
become a calming
influence on the children.
“His serene nature
and remarkable age
make him an ideal
companion for those
seeking tranquillity and
wisdom.”
See beesuk.org.
WIN
Dog whistles
THE company that
invented the dog whistle
in 1870 has a brand new
one designed for better
communication.
The Alpha whistle can
help owners tell their dog
exactly what they need.
And Birmingham
maker ACME Whistles
has 26, worth £9.99
each, to give away. To
enter, send an email
headed WHISTLE,
containing your name,
address and telephone
to sundaypets@
the-sun.co.uk by July 2.
See acmewhistles.co.uk.
HOW TO PLAY IT COOL IN SUMMER SUN
AFTER the recent sizzling
weather, dog owners are
being urged to keep their
pets safe this summer.
Nick Sutton, health expert
at the Kennel Club, said:
“Make sure your dog always
has access to water and a
shady area to cool down.
“A paddling pool can be
great to cool off in. Walk
your dog in the early
morning or evening and
avoid the midday sun.”
When planning a day trip
Is it bestie
for Westie?
I WANT TO RENAME DOG
CAN you change a dog’s name?
I am re-homing one called Kanye
(as in Kanye Westie).
Will I confuse my pup if I call him
something else from now on, or
should I just stick with it?
MIKE BURNETT, Leeds
n Sean says: Ha ha, how brilliant!
I’ve not heard that one before.
Of course you can change it. Dogs
learn and adapt to new names, new
commands, even new languages — as
long as responding to it results in
treats or attention, of course.
So, a fresh start for Kanye. But I’d
avoid renaming him Fred.
I’M thinking about trying to get
my parrot Mike out of the house
to train him to fly free.
What steps do you recommend I
take, as I don’t want to lose him?
He’s very bonded with me and I’ve
been practising recall in the house
with treats.
JOSH BOLT, Aberdeen
n Sean says: This makes me very,
very nervous. Even if Mike learns to
do it and return successfully, there
are still so many hazards to think of.
That includes road traffic, other
birds mobbing him, spooking and
getting lost.
Of course it’s brilliant for a parrot
to get out and fly. And when you see
the social media videos of free-flying
pet parrots, it’s really joyful.
Perhaps you could build him a
large aviary in the garden, to allow
him to fly safely?
I HAVE four neutered house
cats but about a year ago my
13-year-old cat started urinating
up the wall.
I have two large litter trays that are
cleaned regularly. I have tried spray-
ing multiple deterrents on the wall
that he urinates against but nothing
deters him.
My cat is completely healthy. Has
this just become a habit for him?
What do I do?
AMANDA BERRY, Oxford
n Sean says: Toileting issues are
fairly common in multi-cat house-
holds, as there is competition for
resources that you or I may not even
notice. This includes places to toilet,
best times to go, places to sit, feeding
bowls, etc.
Cats are very subtle in how they
communicate with one another.
The advice on litter trays is that
you need one tray per cat, plus one
extra.
So for your household, that’s five
litter trays. I know — madness. But
or holiday, make sure you to swim in, be aware of blue-
are aware of local dog- green algae, which can be
walking rules, which can very harmful to your dog.
change during the year. “Water that contains it
Nick added: “It is your may appear a different
responsibility to prevent colour, smell musty or be
your dog from chasing any foamy along the shoreline.
wildlife or livestock, and “Finally, look out for
use a lead if necessary or any barbecue leftovers on
required by signage.” beaches or parks as
Four dogs have already skewers, cooked bones and
been saved by lifeboats off even corn on the cob can
our coastlines this year. be dangerous.”
Nick said: “If near any See thekennelclub.org.
water that your dog may like uk/pawbypaw.
Pet
VET
SEAN
McCORMACK
HE is on a mission to help our pets
. . . and is here to answer YOUR
questions. Sean, who is the head
vet at tailored pet food firm
tails.com, has helped with owners’
queries for ten years.
He says: “If your pet is acting
funny or is under the weather, or
you want to know about nutrition
or exercise, just ask. I can help
keep pets happy and healthy.”
Send your questions
for the Pet Vet to
vet@the-sun.co.uk
it’s probably the only thing that will
save your walls and floors.
MY nine-year-old border collie
Rosie has what looks like an
overgrown skin tag over her rib
cage by one of her teats.
It’s cold to the touch and doesn’t
bother her but I’m just worried when
putting a harness on her in case it
catches it. Should I get it checked or
have it removed? I’ve been told that
a removal costs around £400.
What do you think it could be?
SAM NEILL, Swansea
n Sean says: It’s tricky to advise
without seeing the lump, so my first
suggestion would be to get it checked
out by your vet.
I’d want to feel it, assess location,
maybe even take an aspirate of some
cells to determine what it is, if it
looks sinister.
You don’t mention how long it’s
been there and whether it’s growing
slowly or rapidly, which is useful
information.
I’d measure it regularly to deter-
mine that. If it is just a harmless
skin tag, then my concern would be
injury, rubbing or catching.
It’s not absolutely necessary to
remove if you are careful with Rosie’s
harness and keep an eye on things.
Perhaps if she’s going under anaes-
thetic for anything else at some point
you could have it removed then.
But I would get it checked and
discuss costs with your vet.
REFRESH . . . pool
Mystic
Meg
OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died in
March but her column will be kept alive by her
friend and protégée Maggie Innes. Read on to
see what’s written in the stars for you today.
ARIES March 21 – April 20
HIGHLIGHTS of your home
life are there to celebrate.
Focus on the positives, and
any negative feelings can
fade as a new moon shows a
silver door. You have the stron-
gest zodiac gifts for communication
and can get the right messages to the
right ears. What your heart says about
“P” is the surprise treat of the week.
GEMINI May 22 – June 21
Starting the week with a
money new moon allows
you to move away from past
decisions and seek some-
thing better, even if this just
means saying what’s on your
mind. You have such persuasive
Mercury power to be heard at work and
bring passion back. Lucky numbers
link to your three closest friends.
LEO July 23 – August 23
Pluto’s new planet path
blasts career barriers. Your
work world identity can be
different, and you will be
protected by a confident
sense of self. A new moon of
letting secrets show may bring ques-
tions to a relationship, but they can be
proactive. If you’re looking for love, let
a mysterious Aquarius catch your eye.
LIBRA September 23 – October 23
The sun and moon get busy
in your chart, encouraging
you to set daunting goals.
But this is all part of the
ongoing Libra reinvention.
Mercury’s smart speed helps
win travel tickets, Saturn’s direction
switch brings fitness surprises, and
Pluto draws you towards an unusual
property.
SAGITTARIUS November 23 – December 21
Saturn’s backward path is a
wake-up call for life at
home, so start making
plans. A move that seemed
impossible weeks ago can
be back on the horizon. An
intense new moon’s gift is super-
strong instincts, so even in a crowded
space, you can feel yourself guided
towards your soulmate.
AQUARIUS January 21 –February 18
If you feel yourself asking
why, instead of simply
accepting statements, this
can be the Saturn effect. A
time of calm in your personal
life is ending, but this is posi-
tive. You can play a bigger part in
passion and make more waves at work.
Under pressure, you get stronger. Luck
links to your favourite artist’s initials.
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MAGGIE
INNES
with
TAURUS April 21 – May 21
As the sun heats up your
words and actions equally,
you can make your mark at
home and work. Now you
see the difference between
being strong and stubborn –
and a team is ready to follow you. Your
romance chart shows a marathon can
become a sprint. Single? Let your warm
heart choose instead of your cool head.
CANCER June 22 – July 22
You’re in the sun and all the
energy you’ve been waiting
and hoping for can flow.
Play your part by eating and
sleeping as well as possible,
plus writing down ideas that
suddenly spark. Giving more in love –
in time or understanding – asks a lot
but the rewards can be for ever. Single?
Look for a familiar face with a new job.
VIRGO August 24 – September 22
Updates you’ve been think-
ing of making to your social
life can power ahead as the
sun switches signs. From
dropping fake friends to pur-
suing real ones, you overflow
with charisma and vision. Mercury’s
new outlook helps you find shortcuts.
Love is dreamy as a fantasy face starts
to look real – especially in the morning.
SCORPIO October 24 – November 22
Personal and professional
paths open up for you,
assisted by the sun and new
moon, but mostly powered
by your ability to focus. Past
lessons can be put to good use
in a future plan. Passion-wise, compro-
mise can be the strong move, if you are
clear why you are offering it. Buried
“B” feelings are ready to bubble over.
CAPRICORN December 22 – January 20
You’re the character every-
one is fascinated by, thanks
to Pluto’s unpredictable
personal edge, with the
sun’s warmth and Saturn’s
retrograde making you chat-
tier. So expect the unexpected, from
job chances to a random romance.
Partners may delay a big decision, but
only to make it more memorable.
PISCES February 19 – March 20
As Pluto rewrites your
friends zone, deciding to
contact names from your
past can be a bold move.
You need to know – or maybe
tell – the whole truth. With sun
heat and new moon optimism lighting
your zone of romance, this is a time for
simply savouring the moment. Single?
There might be an enigmatic Scorpio.
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Food Money

Q
ask alfie
I HAVE a 2004 Lexus RX
Used car
specialist
there are firms which sell

Q&A
FATHER’S Day used to
DAD’S WELLNESS BOX
TRIED &
300 SE with a genuine wheel rim protectors – these be about chocolates
32,000 miles on the clock, can help prevent expensive and booze. But with
very good condition, no kerb rash on your alloys. so many more men THOUGHTFULLY Boxed is a to build a bespoke present that is

accidents, all service
records and MOTs.
A friend of mine gifted it
to me when he passed
away. I’ve had it for five
years, but I’ve barely cov-
ered 3,000 miles in it and I
feel I ought to sell.
Can you tell me how
much it is worth and where
I can sell it?
RICHARD BENFIELD
Low-mileage Lexus RXs
A from that era are normally
about £4,500 to £5,000 on
Send your questions to
motors@the-sun.co.uk
user-friendly process to get
the car marketed.
Q IS there a UK manufac-
turer who produces
Oh, and you’re wrong, by
the way. . . . old Alfie has
never kerbed an alloy.
THE heating and air-
Q con on my 19-reg Vaux-
hall Crossland will not
work. I’ve been to Vauxhall
and was told it was under
warranty, but they have
still not repaired it and my
phone calls fall on deaf
ears. What do I do next?
A This
ROBERT CANTWELL
is poor customer
service, Rob, so escalate
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A PureGym UK fitness
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JANE ATKINSON looks at health-based
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dad a healthy surprise . . .
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the open market right now. cat’s whiskers? These are

But when I say low mileage, I
mean anything less than
70,000. For an abnormally
low-mileage one like your
car, you’re looking at more
like £7,500 to £8,000, if it’s
as immaculate as you say.
The best place to sell it is
AutoTrader. You can do it all
online and it’s a simple,
units that fit under the
front valance or bumper to
help you stop kerbing your
wheels. Anyone who says
they’ve not kerbed their
nearside front is lying.
MALCOLM BALMFORTH,
Keighley, West Yorks
I’m not aware of “cat’s
A whiskers” as such but
it to the service manager at
the dealership. If that
doesn’t work, write directly
to or call Vauxhall Customer
Services UK and report the
dealership in question. If all
else fails, look up The Motor
Ombudsman to intervene. It
should be an easy fix under
warranty on a car that new.

MEN are less likely to By JANE ATKINSON 30s to 40s

FROM age 30, the risk of some
seek help with their highest risk of all sexually
of the most common health
threats among men begin to rise.
health than women, transmitted infections than in
any other decade of life.
Around 2,400 Britons are
despite being at In fact, 20 per cent of this age
diagnosed with testicular cancer
each year, most between the ages
higher risk from group have experienced an STI
including gonorrhoea, chlamydia,
of 30 and 34.
Caught early and treated, it
some of the most syphilis and genital herpes. If has a 98 per cent survival rate.
left untreated, some can carry a
serious diseases. long-term risk of infertility or
From the age of 30, around
one per cent of the heart’s
And knowing the signs to even heart problems. reserve capacity is lost per year
look out for in both their This is also the most worrying and your metabolism starts
READER’S physical and mental health age for male mental health to slow, so a healthy lifestyle
at all ages can save lives. issues. including exercise and a good
CAR OF Each year, one in eight men The leading cause of death in diet is vital to lay solid
WEEK dies of coronary heart disease in men aged 20-30 is intentional foundations for older age.
the UK compared to one in 14 self-harm, accidents or acciden-
A REAL Japanese curiosity this week, and is powered by a women. tal poisoning, such as from alco- 40 to 50
with an unusual engine and rear-hinged rotary engine. hol or drugs, accounting for a ERECTILE dysfunction affects
Around 200,000 men are half of all men at some point in
back doors. “I love this car, it is just diagnosed with cancer, which is quarter of all deaths.
It belongs to Jim Whiteman, of so much fun to drive.” 21 per cent higher than the
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, who says: “This is l Send pictures of your beloved motor, diagnoses among women.
my 2007 Mazda RX-8. along with details, to motors@ Mental health is also a huge THE KEY SIGNS
20-30:
“It has only 27,000 miles on the clock the-sun.co.uk. concern with three-quarters of
suicides in England and Wales
being among men, and nine per
TO LOOK FOR IN
THREE . . . 5dr HATCHBACKS UNDER £5k cent of men are dependant on EACH DECADE Highest risk
alcohol — more than double the
number of women. of sexual
Today, Sun on Sunday Health’s
Dr Jeff Foster explains the
infections
biggest risks to men in each
decade.
He said: “It is still true that
men are typically not good at
seeking help when they are
unwell or show signs of serious
illness.
“Knowing what conditions to
2007 (07) Toyota Auris 2003 (53) VW Golf 1.9 TDI 2011 (11) Ford Fiesta 1.4 be aware of at each stage of the
1.6TR Multimode 5dr, Match 5dr, £4,594, 60k, Zetec 5dr, £4,995, 55.5k, life cycle can lead to a much
£4,200, 58.5k, Stellar Surrey Motor Company, Eagle Automotive Ltd, healthier way of living and even
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It may not be exciting, but You can get a low-mileage Alfie is still stinging that Ford the most common conditions
this Auris is a reliable, family- VW Golf for less than five is axing the Fiesta. These in different decades:
sized hatch with decent bags. This is a Mk4 from pre-facelift Mk6 models still 20s to 30s
running costs. Plus, it has 2003, but has the 1.9-litre look cracking, too, so a tidy NEW figures have shown
not done a load of miles, “pump duse” turbodiesel Zetec with a zingy 1.4 engine that cases of gonorrhoea and
despite being 16 years old. engine and nice Match spec. is a great little all-rounder. syphilis in England soared
last year.
And it is in this age
range that men are at the
WE’RE IN AWE OF CITROEN C4
THE best motor to own right now is a and ownership experience.”
Citroen C4, according to car owners. Here are the category winners:
The £22k C4 topped the latest Driver Best city car – Kia Picanto
Power/Auto Express satisfaction Best supermini – BMW i3
survey of 26,000 motorists with Best compact family car – Citroen C4
vehicles less than two years old. Best family car – Kia EV6
They were quizzed on all Best small SUV – Dacia Duster
aspects of ownership Best mid-to-large SUV – Kia
including mpg and running Sorento
costs, reliability and build Best executive car – Tesla

quality, ride and handling,
comfort, safety, tech and
practicality. Runner-up was Kia’s
Sorento, the 2020 winner, with the
Lexus RX in third and the brilliant-value
Dacia Duster taking fourth spot.
Citroen boss Greg Taylor said: “An
enormous amount of work has gone
into our latest products to ensure
they’re best in class in terms of quality
Seven ages of
Model 3
Best sports car – Toyota
GR Yaris
l JEREMY CLARKSON has donated
his one-of-a-kind Japanese Al
Capone gangster car from the latest
episode of The Grand Tour to a prize
draw for youth charity The Mix. Tickets
cost £5 at themix.org.uk.

DON’T MISS motors EVERY THURSDAY See Tuesday’s Sun for 3 PAGES of health

Pets Motors
NUTRITION BOOST
IF you worry about Dad getting his
daily vitamins, treating him to his
morning dose of Athletic Greens, one
of the biggest trends in nutrition, is a
great gift that will truly do him good.
Each daily serving of the science-
driven blend provides daily essential
probiotics,
multivitamins,
multiminerals,
prebiotics, functional
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+ DIET & NUTRITION
+ SLEEP & WELLBEING
+ MENTAL HEALTH
their lives. But the onset is most
common in your 40s, likely
related to the fact that testoster-
one drops by one per cent each
year after 30 with symptoms
including low sex drive, fatigue,
loss of body hair, obesity and
low mood.
Signs of low testosterone is
seen in up to 12 per cent of men
aged over 40 — but medication
can help.
Free NHS health checks start
at this age as men now find
themselves in the highest risk
category for high blood pressure,
Type Two diabetes and high
cholesterol.
50 to 60
MALES aged 50-54 have the
highest suicide rate in the coun-
50-60:
Know the signs
of bladder
cancer
men’s illnesses
Email: sundayhealth@thesun.co.uk Go to thesun.co.uk/health
Health Puzzles Deidre Travel
MINI JUICER
hormonal complexes. And it is the IF your dad loves a gadget and is
perfect gift because it also offers a trying to look after his health, this
monthly subscription – cancellable is a great idea – a compact
any time. juicer that doesn’t break the
The starter package includes a 30 bank but can still blend fruit
day pouch of powder, a bottle to mix and veg to a smooth juice.
your daily drink and a storage tin and The Magic Bullet Mini
metal scoop. An AG1 Juicer is just 31cm
monthly subscription tall but extracts in
costs £79 for an initial seconds.
package including 30 It comes with a 400-
days’ of supplement, at watt motor, 2in feed
£2.63 per serving. chute, large pulp bin
See athleticgreens.com. and a 470ml travel cup.
Edited
by JANE
ATKINSON
and LIZZIE
professionals if they
PARRY
try. Encouraging men to share
problems with those close to
them or talk to medical
symptoms of depression, such as
feel
consistent low mood and fatigue,
this decade. Coronary health,
supported by a healthy lifestyle,
food and exercise is key to
prolonging your old age.
Free NHS bowel cancer
screening also starts at 60 as the
can be life-saving.
Bladder cancer is the UK’s
fourth most common cancer in
risk increases significantly in this
age group, with 56 per cent of
all cases diagnosed in males.
men and typically occurs after
50 — be aware of any blood or
pain when you pee.
70 to 80
THIS is the decade that sees the
Benign prostate enlargement peak incidence of prostate
cancer. Dementia rates are also
and swelling, osteoarthritis and a
decline in eyesight are all high with one in 11 people over
65 suffering — 35 per cent of
common from 50 onwards.
them men. Parkinson’s disease
60 to 70 affects almost 60,000 in their
ONE in five men dies from heart 70s with men 1.5 times more
disease before the age of 75 and likely to develop it than women
it remains the most common at this age.
cause of death in men during
80-plus:
BOWEL cancer cases are at their
highest between 85 and 89.
Dementia and Alzheimer’s
disease are the leading cause of
death in men aged 80 and over,
accounting for 15 per cent.
l For more information about
men’s health, see menshealth-
forum.org.uk.
80+:
Dementia is one
of main causes
of death
Apart from the motor base it can all
go in the dishwater. A great
way to use up wonky fruit
and veg – or things
lingering at the bottom of
the fridge.
Because it is so dinky
you do need to chop an
apple up to get it in, but it
is worth it at the price of
£69.99, as some of the
big boys cost about four
times that.
See nutribullet.co.uk.
TRUTH
ABOUT...
THREAT . . . tick
LYME DISEASE
By DEBORAH LINTON
EXPERTS have warned that the
summer could see a spike in
Lyme disease.
It is a bacterial infection
caused by infected ticks,
larger numbers of which
circulate during the season.
In most but not all cases, an
infected tick bite is identified
by a circular or oval red and
pink rash, sometimes
resembling a bullseye. It
usually appears one to four
weeks after a bite, but can
emerge up to three months
later and last several weeks.
Georgia Tuckey, director and
nurse consultant at The TBD
Clinic, which treats patients
with tick-borne diseases, said:
“Symptoms of Lyme disease
are vast and varied. In the early
stages you may experience
tiredness and fatigue, muscle
and joint pain, headaches, a
temperature, chills and neck
stiffness. Undetected or
untreated Lyme disease can
result in much broader,
serious symptoms,
affecting the heart and
nervous system, and the
worsening of existing
symptoms.”
Ticks are mostly found in
grassy, wooded areas. Not
all ticks in England carry the
bacteria that causes Lyme
disease, but doctors
recommend checking clothes
and bedsheets for ticks and
safely removing those still
attached to the body using
fine-tipped tweezers or a tick-
removal tool, bought from
pharmacies or pet shops.
Georgia added: “The
population of ticks is
increasing in the UK, and in
cities, and the countryside,
there are significant
challenges in testing and
understanding the true
prevalence of Lyme disease.
“Treatment is typically oral
antibiotics, but may require
further investigation.”
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 41
ASK
Dr Jeff
GP and men’s
health expert
MY husband is 57 and always has really hot
Q testicles – unbearably so for him in recent
months. He has been to the doctor and they said
it’s common and prescribed him steroid cream to
help with a rash he got on the skin around them
but they couldn’t help with the heat.
He rides an electric bike for 20 miles daily but
wears special shorts to keep the testicles from
touching the skin around them. Around the
house he doesn’t wear underwear at all to try to
cool them. Is there anything you can suggest?
LAUREN, London
A Testicles don’t just become hot. Unless it is a
psychological sensation, there is always a
cause. In your husband’s case it is most likely due
to the time spent riding his bike. The warmth can
reduce testicular function, any sweat can result in a
fungal infection, which increases his risk of prostati-
tis, and vibrations can also cause skin irritation.
In the summer months, scrotal sweat rashes are
very common and symptoms can be an itchy rash,
feeling of heat and generalised discomfort.
Normal treatment usually involves a topical
steroid cream but this would also be combined
with an antifungal cream and removing the
cause. If the problem is the bike riding
then it will keep returning even if
it is successfully treated with
a cream.
Q I’M 63. In late 2022, after
severe shoulder and
6 Is riding
chest pain, I was found to
have hardening calcium
in my shoulder.
an electric
It’s still painful and
makes it hard to sleep.
The GP said I needed
bike to blame
physio and maybe sur-
gery but I’m still waiting
for a referral for both.
for hubby’s
I drive for a living which
makes it very uncomfortable.
Is there anything you can
troubles?’
recommend to try to ease the pain
while I wait for a referral?
DEREK LAWRENCE, Sunderland
A InNHSrecent years, waiting times for specialist
treatments have soared, which puts an
enormous strain on an already busy primary care
service. GP’s are left trying to manage patients with
complex secondary care problems who have to
wait, often in pain, for many months.
In general, if you need surgery, everything you
do in the meantime is about minimising further
damage, reducing pain, and improving quality of
life. In your case, this would mean taking suitable
pain relief such as anti-inflammatories or discuss-
ing stronger medication with your GP if needed.
Keep the shoulder as active as possible because
while rest may feel like it’s protecting the joint, it can
weaken muscles around the shoulder, making recov-
ery from surgery or physiotherapy more difficult.
Send your questions to:
drjeff@the-sun.co.uk
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6
Tower of London guards (10)
Author of What The Butler Saw (3,5)
YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION
ACROSS: 1 Welfare state, 8 Fiat, 12 Arthur’s Seat,
12 Coe’s 1980s running rival (5) 13 Shampoo, 14 Wenger, 15 Indri, 16 Basset, 20 St
13 Brimstone (7) Andrews, 22 Thesaurus, 23 Stanley, 25 Scary, 26 Zeta,
3 14 10 on the Beaufort Scale (5) 29 Turk, 30 Botox, 31 Gravity, 35 Nantucket, 36 Echinacea,
38 Pierre, 39 Cakes, 40 Andrea, 44 English, 46 Tennis balls,
15 Surname of Shakespeare’s wife (8)
8 9 2 16 County town north of Weymouth (10)
47 YMCA, 48 Sweet William.
DOWN: 2 Estonia, 3 Flute, 4 Ross, 5 Skegness,
6 Antarctica, 7 Erse, 8 Flanagan, 9 Asp, 10 Mae West,
4 1 3 7 18
20
Adherent of a system of Chinese philosophy (6)
Biblical city whose walls were flattened by
11 North Sea, 17 Sargent, 18 Sevenoaks, 19 Tetrarchy,
21 Dr No, 24 Terence, 27 Montmartre, 28 Ivan,
1 7 3 22
trumpets (7)
Fictional dog in children’s books (4)
29 Tone poem, 32 Guernica, 33 Betel nut, 34 Dadaism,
37 Corolla, 41 Nobel, 42 Chas, 43 Fiji, 45 Gum.

2 6 8 7 5 1 SEE how many words of four or

more letters you can “dial” using the
one at the centre in each word.
5 1 6 You can make at least one word
using all of them. Don’t use the
letters more than once in any word.
7 2 1 9 No proper names or plurals. Words
from Collins Concise Dictionary.
1 7 6 BRILLIANT: 18. EXCELLENT: 15.
GOOD: 11. GREAT SCORE FOR
5 KIDS: 6.
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gait, giant, icing, impact, inapt,
magic, main, manic, mating, mica,
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Cambridgeshire cathedral (3)
___ Island, New York harbour isle (5) 5 Brand‑name chocolates introduced by
Mackintosh’s in 1937 (4)
27
29
British Overseas Territory off southern Spain (9)
East Sussex village near Hastings (3)
7 Courtier in Hamlet (5)
8 Organisation inspecting schools (6)
30
31
Scottish author of Treasure Island (9)
Birth sign following Leo (5)
9 Dance similar to the foxtrot (3‑4)
10 Figure above the line in a fraction (9)
32
34
Music type similar to hip hop (3)
Spectacular Verdi opera (4)
11 Putting the shot, eg (8,5)
15 One of the original Cinque Ports (5)
36 Moon River composer (7) 17 Trafalgar Square monument (7,6)
37 1981 Ultravox hit (6) 19 Mr Spielberg, film director (6)
40 Women In Love director (3,7)
21 Capital of the Australian state of Tasmania (6)
42 Famed Agra mausoleum (3,5) 23 Largest of the United States (6)
45 Heroine of Wilkie Collins’ novel The Woman 24 Surname of the actor who starred as medieval sleuth
In White (5) Cadfael (6)
46 Transylvania’s country (7) 28 Venerated relic of Northern Italy (5,6)
49
Capital of South Korea (5)
Term for various alloys of copper and tin (8)
30 Internal combustion engine firing device (5,4)
33 June’s birthstone (5)
50 Nickname for Batman and Robin (7,3) 35 Legendary Spanish nobleman and philanderer (3,4)
DOWN
38 Gas often used in portable cooking or heating
1 Nickname of Arthur Radley in To Kill A
equipment (6)
39 Canal connecting the Atlantic to the Pacific (6)
Mockingbird (3)
2 Substance found in batteries, eg (11)
41 Country, capital Damascus (5)
43 Native people of Kenya and Tanzania (5)
3 Cricket score not attributed to a batsman (5)
4 Sea between Australia and New Zealand (6)
44 High‑speed US motor racing (4)
48 Musical group resident at the Barbican (inits)(3)
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YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS + 7 − =9 15 16
× × − 17
Teaser Toughie 6 − × = 15
18 19 20 21 22
6 9 7 3 5 8 4 2 1 8 9 1 6 2 3 7 5 4 + × +
5 2 8 1 4 9 6 3 7 2 7 4 5 9 1 3 6 8
3 4 1 6 7 2 9 8 5 3 6 5 7 4 8 9 1 2 + × = 117 23 24
4 3 9 7 2 5 8 1 6 4 3 6 9 5 7 8 2 1 = = =
7 5 2 8 1 6 3 4 9 1 5 9 8 6 2 4 3 7 29 56 8 25 26 27 28
1 8 6 4 9 3 7 5 2 7 2 8 3 1 4 6 9 5
9 7 5 2 3 4 1 6 8 9 4 3 2 8 5 1 7 6 29
2 6 3 9 8 1 5 7 4 5 1 7 4 3 6 2 8 9
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Enter the numbers 1 to 9 in the
spaces so that the number in
MINDBENDER each circle is equal to the sum
Demand, humane, homage, inmate, of its four surrounding squares. 34 35 36 37
tomato, female Each coloured area should add
up to the colour totals below. 38 39
BRAINBOXER
LITERATURE 40 41 42 43

22 26 44

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO . . . 45 46 47 48
MUSIC great SIR PAUL McCARTNEY, 16 16
81, right, Bodyguard actor RICHARD
MADDEN, 37, Chelsea striker
PIERRE-EMERICK AUBAMEYANG,
34, actress ISABELLA ROSSELLINI, 49 50
71, James Bond mogul BARBARA
BROCCOLI, 63, and ex-England boss 11 21 13
FABIO CAPELLO, 77.
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Beginning with the highlighted letter, follow a continuous path in the
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answer these clues? Every answer must every word contains the 1 grid to find the listed words related to Father’s Day. The path passes spaces so that the number in must contain a digit: a two-cell
through each and every letter once, and may twist up, down or sideways, each circle is equal to the sum of
include the highlighted central letter. same letters as the previous but never diagonally. block contains the digits 1 and
2
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3 M U E N R T A H C CARD Each coloured area should add the digits 1, 2 and 3, and so on.
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Coating diagonally.
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stated letters in the appropriate squares to identify an explorer:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7
1 Movies 7 Art & Literature ACROSS
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Famous for his portrayal of Catherine Earnshaw, Nelly Dean and 1 Cuban export (5)
King George III, which knight Edgar Linton are characters in which 8 9 4 Vibrant colour (7)
died on Boxing Day 2001? 1847 novel? 8 Humorist (7)
9 French painter Claude (5)
9 Ms Hodgkinson, British athlete who, aged 19, won the silver 2 Music 8 People 10 Discourteous (8)
medal at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in the 800 metres According to the 1981 song 12 Not quite shut (4)
Which 17th‑century architect 10 11 12
by Kirsty MacColl, a guy who designed the Queen’s House in 14 Relatively modern (6)
4&7 She played Dana Scully to David Duchovny's Fox Mulder works down the chip shop 15 Incandescent (3‑3)
Greenwich, the Banqueting House in 13
swears he is who? Whitehall and the layout of Covent 18 Be bold (4)
2&3 Gisele, Brazilian supermodel credited with pioneering and 19 Mild aversion (8)
popularising the horse walk (second and third letters of name) Garden? 14 15 16
3 TV & Radio 21 Female name (5)
Filipino boxing legend who later served six years as a 17 22 VIP (3,4)
1&6 A novelist named Gary Troup 9 Words 24 Principal toreador (7)
Senator in his homeland was the first plane crash What is a rondeau? a) A form of 25 High‑born (5)
18 19
J. Edgar, Director of the FBI from 1935 to 1972 (second and survivor to be killed off in which medieval French poetry b) A Belgian
5&8 sixth letters of name) cult US television series? meringue‑based dessert c) A mirrored 20 DOWN
archway 1 Subtitle (7)
Yesterday: Actress KALEY CUOCO ((Denise van) Outen, Courtney Love, 4 Leisure 2 Colourless spirit (3)
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fastest booking ever in English bronze statue that stands in Centenary 24 25 6 Undergarment (4,5)
football history? Square in which English city? 7 Private instructor (5)
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TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD

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3 1 3 4 poisoning by what? first commercial antivirus software?
4 Brilliant red from brewing cartels (7) 2 Booze is trap (3)
8 One making jokes better son admitted (7) 3 Hustlers can be callous (8)
9 Impressionist one entering mountain (5) 4 Pixie right to stop resentment (6)
10 Rude little blighter to lie outrageously (8)
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14 Recent desire shown in Newcastle? (6)
5 General assembly or private organisation? (4)
6 Pirate Silver’s leggings? (4,5)
7 Trout grilled for teacher (5)
Comprehen- Dull Umpire at 15 Socialist fiery and very popular (3‑3)
Mexican Smallest Centre of 11 Vessel has rope at bow in tangle (9)
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hat number a storm 13 Confine Brown without leave in military HQ (8)
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21 I grumble about the mother‑in‑law (5) 16 Rate revised within the playhouse (7)
Long Had visions 17 Wood Frenchman dumped in Rome’s river (6)
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Edited by
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Team: Jane Allton, Hilary Freeman,
Kally Lewis, Catherine Thomas,
Michelle Harris, Melissa Noyce

No matter what the issue, I answer every single problem

Dear Deidre she’s my daughter, which

Dear Deidre blouse that I love in the

SEX-HELP
CLINIC
stories
Dear Deidre
MY girlfriend says I’m too
vanilla in the bedroom.
But the truth is I struggle to
maintain an erection if we
switch positions.
I am 45 and my girlfriend
is 41.
I knew she had a high sex
drive when I met her and I
used to be able to keep up
with her. But lately I find
myself turning her down.
I made a big career move a
year ago when I decided to
become a teacher. I’m still
adapting to the role and the
hours. I’ve found it pretty
challenging at times.
The last few times we had
sex I struggled to maintain an
erection. It’s odd because I’m
still very attracted to her, but
each time we change
positions I go limp.
I still get an erection when I
wake up in the morning.
Despite my attempts to
reassure her, my girlfriend
thinks she’s doing something
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I HAVE developed feelings
for someone but the only
problem is I’m old enough
to be her dad.
ANNA’S GAME: FINAL DAY I’m 55 and have been
dating a woman of 29.
We met online after she
liked my profile. I was
THIS IS LOVELY
JORDAN. YOU flattered at first and didn’t
WENT TO ALL THIS YOU DESERVE IT, AFTER think it would come to
TROUBLE FOR ME? LOSING MY CONTROLLER anything, but four months
I’VE REALISED I HAVEN’T on we are inseparable.
BEEN GIVING YOU MUCH Despite the age gap, we
ATTENTION have so much in common. I
like fishing and she’s into
camping, so we have been
travelling a lot.
People often assume
Ex has led me
on with sex and
makes me uncomfortable.
The other day her
neighbour asked her, “Can
your dad move his car?”
Will people think it is
wrong? What if she wants
children one day? Should I
call it off?
0 DEIDRE SAYS: Find a
moment to speak honestly
to your partner because
these are valid questions
that only she can answer.
As long as you have the
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I DIDN’T mind my partner
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going missing.
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dresser when we met.
He was open and told me
dressing up as a woman is
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in his private life.
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quirks.
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At first, it was my
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wardrobe at his house.
He could ask to borrow
my clothes but instead he
helped me look for it,
knowing he had pinched it.
It has really put me off.
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then my girlfriend has made
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home and abroad as well as a four years.
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How to ensure your hols
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MANNERS
. . . be kind
!PAY attention to departure and
arrival times before booking:
selection, airport check-
in, and even carry-on
Getting the cheapest Ryanair flight bags can turn what
to air crew
in general seem to be ten-a-penny.
What’s not to love about their fares
that are cheaper than booking
at 6am from Stansted might seem seemed like an amazing directly with the airline? Well,
like a great idea at the time of £20 fare into a total nothing — until you need to change
booking. That’s until you end up rip-off. your booking, or your flight is
having to shell out double the cost Before putting in your delayed or cancelled, and the third
of the flight for a taxi to the airport payment details, it’s party wants nothing to do with you.
because the first Stansted Express worth checking if full- That’s if you can even get hold of
won’t get you there until 5.39am. service carriers (like someone on the phone!
Similarly, will public transport or British Airways) are
taxis be available at your destination offering fares around the
if you land late in the evening? same cost as the new
* Double and triple check your
baggage policy: Paying more
than the cost of your flight for your
Suddenly the 10am departure for hiked-up price. You’ll be overweight suitcase is not the way
£30 extra seems more appealing. surprised how similar upgrades. You get the most for you want to start a holiday. Even if
Want to save money? Think they are when you add the fees up. your money if you upgrade from you are a frequent flyer, make sure
outside the box and consider flying
from a different airport. Shopping %
Don’t take it out on the crew –
it’s not their fault: The only
around for flights from alternative thing you can really blame your
economy or premium economy to
business class. The best I snagged
was a one-way upgrade from
you are aware of your allowances
when you book so you don’t get a
nasty surprise at the airport.
hubs, including starting from cabin crew for is if the toilets
European cities such as Paris and aren’t checked regularly. Any other
premium economy to business class
with British Airways for £480. As we
say in the North East: “Shy bairns
+ Always pack snacks
water: There’s nothing worse
and
Dublin, can save you cash. misfortune you may experience, such than being trapped in a metal tube
I recently booked a great-value as running out of food and drink get nowt.” at 39,000 feet with nothing to eat or
business class ticket to New York for mid-flight, your uncomfortably hard
£1,360 because I started my trip in seat, and especially a delay, is no
Helsinki. fault of your crew.
( Google Flights is the best tool
for searching: While there are
plenty of flight comparison websites,
drink. Packing snacks and drinks
will help take the edge off any
hunger or thirst that’s exacerbated
Google Flights has long been my
$ Flexibility is key when looking
isn’t always the best value. Adding available
Unfortunately, cabin crew are the
for the best deal: The cheapest only airline employees immediately
when something goes
go-to when booking a trip.
Its intuitive search tools make it
by situations such as being delayed
on the ground before taking off, or
your airline running out of supplies.
hold luggage, seat wrong. This means they often possible to hunt for the cheapest
bear the brunt of passengers’ flights to all destinations within a
anger, which is completely period of six months at a
unjust. With that in mind, it’s few clicks of a button —
important to always treat cabin great if you’re looking for a
crew with the kindness and last-minute getaway. Once
respect you’d expect from you’ve found the flights you
them. They’re only doing their want, nine times out of ten
job and without them, you there will be an option to
wouldn’t be on your way to £2 book directly on the airline’s
GET A pints in Benidorm. website.
WEIGH
. . . check
&
It’s always worth asking
how much an upgrade
is at check-in: I’ve had some
) Avoid using third party
websites to book,
where possible: These sites
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the front door – and local
the best part is, it can attractions, including
be yours for just a fiver Will Rogers State Beach
for two nights. Yes, really. and Runyon Canyon.
To celebrate the first The eight-bed, eight-
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HOME
COMFORTS
. . . Mariah

I should Cocoa
BLACKPOOL: Take a coach break
to admire the Blackpool
Illuminations. A two-day break
lates including one night B&B at
Bluewaters Hotel on the North
Promenade, an Illuminations
evening drive and free time in the
city is from just £89pp with select pick up points
in Midlands and the north of England. See
nationalholidays.com.
KOS: Seven nights’ B&B at the 5H Kouros Palace
is from £627pp including flights from Manchester
on July 14. See easyjet.com/en/holidays or call
0330 365 5005. drive away. Here you can marvel at the
CYPRUS: Seven nights’ all-inclusive at the 4H
MELBOURNE Orlando Inter- conquering of the great unknown — at a
Louis St Elias Resort and Waterpark in Paphos is national may not be a US GO: FLORIDA complex run by Nasa itself, with
from £973pp including British Airways flights from information on historic launch sites and a
Heathrow on June 26 and transfers. To book, go airport many holiday- GETTING/STAYING THERE: TUI has seven
nights’ room-only at Disney’s Colorado thrilling, behind-the-scenes look at space-
to ba.com or call 0344 493 0124. makers have heard of. Springs Resort from £1,802pp including flight facilities.
Take a humbling walk among the
NORFOLK: Three nights’ self-catering at The Old But after my laidback getaway to return flights with TUI from Gatwick to
Village Shop in Winterton-on-Sea is from £474 in rockets and spaceships displayed around
Florida, I reckon it could be the Melbourne Orlando on September 1, 2024, the park, and if you’re lucky you may be
total, based on six sharing, arriving Friday. See transfers and 20kg luggage. To book, see able to earwig on a retired astronaut
wintertoncottages.com or call 01493 800645. future for British theme park fans. tui.co.uk or visit your local TUI travel agent.
I was visiting the Sunshine State for an giving a VIP tour.
ST LUCIA: Seven nights’ room-only at the 3H action-packed and adrenaline-pumped
Anyone who books holiday plus Walt Of course, you can’t come to Florida
Marigot Beach Club & Dive Resort is from £960pp adventure to a destination that draws Disney World park tickets between April 20 without visiting Disney World and
including flights from Gatwick on July 4. See millions of visitors each year. and November 9, for selected travel dates in Universal Studios.
onthebeach.co.uk. And Tui’s new route from Gatwick and 2024, will receive up to $2,100 Disney Dining We bought queue-jump packages that
Glasgow to Melbourne Orlando, which and Merchandise Credit per room, plus a came with handy VIP guides who whisk
launched last year, gave me easy access to $400 gift card for holidays booked before you to the front of the line.
not just Disney World but seemingly the July 6 2023. See tui.co.uk. As expected, these don’t come cheap —
Green People sun whole of Florida. tours at Disney are £105 per hour for up
cream, from £19, This lesser-known airport may be to eight guests.
greenpeople.co.uk essential further from the big-hitter theme park
FINDING the right attractions, when compared with the more
flashy as those in Orlando but they
certainly provide escapism.
Terrifying dragon
suncream can be popular Orlando International Airport, but Cocoa Beach is crammed with excellent But you don’t need to spend a small
challenging, especially it’s great for those looking to explore. restaurants, too, including Flavour Kitchen fortune on a guide to have fun, and
when there are so many on Hire a car at the airport and you will known for it’s fresh seafood dishes and horrific queues only really occur in peak
the market and if you’re options be over an hour closer to southern Tiny Turtle which serves quirky Carib- season.
trying to be green. including a Florida’s beach hotspots of Miami and bean and Mexican cuisine — be sure to Universal is an absolute blast — from
child-friendly Fort Lauderdale. try the shrimp tacos. the doh-lights of all things Simpsons, to
Reef-friendly SPFs –
which don’t damage suncream and Plus, you will start your trip without I was staying at the modest Hampton the scream-for-your-life thrills of the
those lengthy queues at passport control — hotel by Hilton, which is right on the Incredible Hulk Coaster.
anything in the ocean when facial suncream on the day I landed I was off the plane But for me, the highlights were Harry
washed off your skin – are and they’re all beach and offers modern rooms with
vegan-friendly and out of the airport in just 25 minutes. super-comfy beds — essential for anyone Potter-themed roller-coaster Hagrid’s
few and far between. For me, though, one of the biggest Magical Creatures Motorbike Adventure,
But natural beauty brand with their SPF15 pounding the streets of those Orlando
benefits of this airport is being a 30- theme parks all day. and the wonderful wizard-themed shops
Green People’s suncreams made from 86 minute drive from the Cocoa Beach area, If you’re after something more than just of Diagon Alley.
are a great choice. They are per cent organic materials. home to seemingly never-ending sands roller-coasters, the Hampton by Hilton on The street is a Potter fan’s dream,
all non-toxic to marine life Make sure to add the that offer a tranquil contrast to the chaos where they can wander through replicas
Cocoa Beach is also a great launchpad
and many are scent-free new formula SPF30 to your of the theme parks. from which to visit the jaw-dropping of buildings that appear in the films and
too, which makes them suitcase too – every Resorts in this region may not be as Kennedy Space Center, just a 30-minute marvel at some of the creatures featured.
great for anyone with purchase includes a 20p
sensitive skin. donation to the Marine
There are various Conservation Society.

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ORLANDO EXCITEMENT
VIDEO GAMES
. . . the Tron
Lightcycle
Power Run
PALM FUN DAY
. . . Hampton by
Hilton is right by
the beach
Look out for the
Gringotts Wizarding
Bank, on top of
which sits a terrifying
dragon that roars flames
over the alley every 15
minutes.
This Harry Potter area is just one
of nine enormous themed lands at
Universal Studios, and you could
easily spend weeks getting lost
there.
But Disney is always on the
horizon and a visit to the land of
Mickey Mouse is a must.
But the gigantic resort is twice
the size of Manhattan. So if you’re
a little overwhelmed and don’t
know where to head first, start at
the Magic Kingdom.
This area of the park is instantly
recognisable to fans worldwide and,
even as a cynical 34-year-old, it
was hard not to get swept away by
childhood nostalgia, especially when
I clapped eyes on the magnificent
Disney castle with those glowing
fairytale turrets.
The rides are where the fun
really starts for adults, though.
The Tron Lightcycle Power Run
and Guardians Of The Galaxy:
Cosmic Rewind roller coasters are
not to be missed by adrenaline
junkies.
But it was the incredible Avatar
Flight of Passage 3-D experience in
Animal Kingdom that impressed
me most of all. Climbing aboard a
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SPAIN REIGNS
AT WEMBLEY
TRAVELLERS can get a flavour for Spain
without having to hop on a plane this
summer.
London is welcoming back the Feria de
Londres festival on July 29 and 30 at
Wembley Park where visitors will be able
to sample Andalusian cuisine and the
carnival culture.
As well as dancing workshops and
flamenco performances, fiesta lovers will be
able to tuck into traditional grub and drink,
from paellas, churros and jamon Iberico to
Rebujito cocktails and Cerverza Victoria.
All areas of the festival are free – except
the Feria Stage with live music and dance
shows from 4-11pm every night. Tickets
available at feriadelondres.com. FRILLED TO BE HERE . . . flamenco dancer at festival
TUCK IN . . .
shrimp tacos
at Tiny Turtle
large, dragon-like
banshee, you will
soar over the fic-
tional world of Pan-
dora, weaving through
trees and past mythical
creatures.
You won’t be short of rides and
attractions to keep all of the family
entertained, although it is worth
booking a fast pass for the rides
that you know you want to try —
especially the most popular ones.
Of course, another way to avoid
those queues is by arriving early
when the doors open.
And Disney is unsurprisingly not
short of great hotels to stay at.
Magical picture
The four-star Contemporary
Resort in the Magic Kingdom
features rooms inspired by hit
animation The Incredibles, with
charming views across the park.
But the real joy of this place is the
fantastic California Grill restaurant
on the 15th floor.
The food is simply delicious — try
the wagu beef and truffle pizza —
then from the balcony watch the
famous Disney fireworks paint a
magical picture as they explode
into the night sky in time with
tunes from favourite films.
It’s certainly not called the
Magical Kingdom for no reason.
ALEX MATTHEWS
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1 (1) 741-516 THAPA VC 12 (T;BF,D) M Rimell 5-9-10 ..............................William Buick 94 2.40....................... Majestic One 2.40.................................... Etretat
2 (7) 9616/16 IBN ALDAR 11 (D) C Hills 4-9-9 ..................................... Kieran Shoemark 93
3 (6) DD-8808 ARCHDUKE FERDINAND 15 (D) T Waggott 4-9-7 .................Dale Swift 76 3.15 .......................Vaguely Royal 3.15 ..........................Open Choice
4 (15) 0467-25 ROYAL MUSKETEER 12 (D) S Hollinshead 5-9-7 ...... Dougie Costello 96 3.50........BURNING CASH (nap) 3.50..........Bond Chairman (nb)
5 (8) -089343 YAASER 10 (CD) J Goldie 5-9-5 ....................................... Paul Mulrennan 95 4.25 ........................Laser Guided 4.25 .....................TULEKYA (nap)
6 (4) 760-350 IBIZA ROCKS 38 (D) O Greenall & J Guerriero 5-9-5 ..Alistair Rawlinson 89
7 (3) 8-64006 MERCURIUS POWER 18 (VH;D) J Macey 5-9-5 ........Lewis Edmunds 82
8 (11) 0-94402 EY UP ITS THE BOSS 13 (VH;D) T Coyle 4-9-2 .................... Tom Eaves 98
9 (12) 1712D9- MIN TILL 178 (HH;BF,D) M & D Easterby 4-9-2 ................. Billy Garritty 90
5.00 .............................. Beautron
5.35...............Little Red Dancer
5.00 ...................... B Associates
5.35.................................Daloolah
TEMPLEGATE’S TRIO: Burning Cash (Doncaster) and Under The
Oisin chasing Classic glory
10 (9) 075-487 ROCKET ROD 13 (D) G Harker 6-9-1 .......................................Sam James 87
11 (5) 35436-5 CARLTON AND CO 156 (TH) M & D Easterby 4-9-0....... Shane Gray l99 Twilight (double) with Savrola (both Salisbury). OISIN MURPHY bids to warm up By TOM PEPPER
12 (10) 00600-4 CASSY O 16 (B;D) T Easterby 6-9-0 ................................Duran Fentiman 94 TOM PEPPER’S DOUBLE: Tulekya and Bond Chairman (both Doncaster). for Royal Ascot with a Classic as I thought she had a
13 (2) 16-0066 MAGICAL EFFECT 12 (B;D) R Carr 11-8-6............................. Cam Hardie 81 win in France for John Gosden.
14 (13) 9094-57 EMBARKED 145 (HH) J Fanshawe 5-8-4 ...............Adam Farragher (3) 77 SUNRATINGS’ NAP: DORNOCH CASTLE (4.25 Doncaster). great chance but it was
15 (14) 6779-07 GYPSY WHISPER 14 (V;C,D) S Dixon 6-8-4 ......Elisha Whittington (5) 80 Murphy jumps on Running Lion, no one’s fault at all.
SIRIUS, Sun On Sunday, nap: TULEKYA (4.25 Doncaster). the favourite for today’s French
BETTING: 9-2 Ey Up Its The Boss, 5 Ibn Aldar, 15-2 Carlton And Co, 8 Royal “That’s racing and hopefully
Musketeer, 10 Yaaser, 11 Magical Effect, Min Till, Thapa VC nTIC-TAC: Left-handed, galloping pear-shaped track. Almost 2m round with 4 1/2f Oaks with Aidan O’Brien’s Never we can get some compensa-
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 1 5 run-in. Round and straight miles. nDRAW: High numbers best on the straight course. Ending Story also in the mix.
2022: Yanifer 4-9-5 Cam Hardie 11-1 (H Bethell) drawn 16, 16 ran. nLEADING TRAINERS (2018-2023): J & T Gosden 36-139, R Varian 31-153, W Haggas tion at Chantilly.
23-125, R Fahey 22-268. THIS SEASON: Charlie Johnston 2, J & T Gosden 2, Harry Running Lion was withdrawn “She’s a lovely horse and
Sunracing FORM Eustace 2. nTOP JOCKEYS (2018-2023): W Buick 30-135, D Tudhope 22-152, James
Doyle 15-94, K O’Neill 11-73. THIS SEASON: T Eaves 3, B Sayette 3, Dale Swift 1.
at the start of the Oaks at Ep-
som which was brilliantly won by
this race has always been on
final furlong, btn 1/ 2l by Menelaus our radar for her.
ROYAL MUSKETEER (8-11) 9-2 close nLONGEST TRAVELLER: Yaaser (2.05), Call Me Ginger (3.50), B Associates (5.00), Frankie Dettori on supercharged
up, headway 2f out, kept on, 5th of (9-7) ROCKET ROD (9-9) 14-1 Cuban Rock (5.35) trained at Glasgow. Round trip of 490 miles. nFIRST RUN SINCE “Her owner David Howden is
8 (btn 3 1/ 2l) to Amber Island (9-5) weakened, 7th (41/4l) (11 ran) (Thirsk WIND OP: None. nJACKPOT: 1-6. nLIVE ON SKY SPORTS RACING stablemate Soul Sister. putting a lot of money into the
THAPA VC (9-1) 4-1 jt fav weakened 1m hcap (5) £4,187 good to firm). Murphy, who has a smart book game and it would be great if I
final furlong, 6th (51/4l) (8 ran) (Leic- MIN TILL (9-0) 7-4 fav weakened 1f out,
of rides to look forward to at the can get a big winner ahead of
ester 7f hcap (4) £5,234 good to firm).
IBN ALDAR (10-0) 4-1 ridden 2f out,
9th of 11 (83/4l) to Falesia Beach (9-6)
(Southwell 7f hcap (5) £4,536 AW).
GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (GOOD) Royal meeting, said: “These are Ascot next week. ROAR . . .
the races you want to win. Running
never near to challenge, 6th of 12 (4l) CARLTON AND CO (9-7) 17-2 held up, “She’s got a big chance but Lion
to Sandy Paradise (9-3) (Kempton 7f ridden final furlong, stayed on, 5th FOLLOW JPL SHETLAND RACING FACEBOOK HANDICAP “Epsom was very frustrating it’s a tough race.”
app hcap (5) £4,320 AW).
ARCHDUKE FERDINAND (8-10) 40-1
of 12 (btn 31/4l) to Mighty Power (9-8)
(Newcastle 6f hcap (5) £4,187 AW).
4.25 (RND) (4); 3-y-o; winner £5,832; 1m. (7 runners)
behind, never a factor, 8th of 9 (btn) CASSY O (9-8) 13-2 slowly away, in rear, 1 (4) 186-703 DORNOCH CASTLE 8 C Johnston 9-11 ..............................Joe Fanning l99
to Liamarty Dreams (8-13) (Mussel-
burgh 7f hcap (3) £9,180 good).
headway final furlong, nearest finish,
4th of 8 (6l) to Yoshimi (9-7) (Carlisle
7f hcap (6) £3,402 good to firm).
2 (3) 0422-0 COBALT BLUE 60 R Varian 9-10 ............................................. Ray Dawson 93
3 (5) -212242 RAZONI 22 (P,T) G Boughey 9-9 ..........................................William Buick 90 DON’T MISS TOMORROW’S FAVOURITE WITH
YAASER (9-11) 16-5 chance 1f out, kept 4 (1) 6-221 LASER GUIDED 11 (T;D) S & E Crisford 9-7....................... James Doyle 98
on, 3rd of 6 (btn 3l) to Novak (9-2)
(Hamilton 6f hcap (5) £4,187 good).
MAGICAL EFFECT (9-9) 13-2 mid-
division, not pace to challenge, 6th
5 (6) 237-35 POWER OF GOLD 31 (BF) H Palmer 9-7 ............................Ross Coakley 96
6 (7) 2-2310 DUTCH KINGDOM 24 (B,T;D) D Holland 9-7...................Jason Watson 93
ALL YOUR DAY ONE ROYAL ASCOT RUNNERS
IBIZA ROCKS (8-8) 12-1 pushed along of 8 (13/4l) to Red Astaire (9-6) (Weth- 7 (2) 9-3613 TULEKYA 31 (P;CD) K De Foy 9-4 ......................................Benoit Sayette 96
1f out, soon beaten, last of 11 (btn
8 1/ 4l) to City Streak (9-3) (Chester
11/4m hcap (3) £12,740 soft).
erby 7f hcap (6) £3,926 good to firm).
EMBARKED (8-13) 10-1 held up, ridden
2f out, never dangerous, 7th of 14
BETTING: 2 Laser Guided, 4 Tulekya, 5 Dornoch Castle, 6 Power Of Gold, Razoni,
15-2 Cobalt Blue, 20 Dutch Kingdom RACING RESULTS ROUND-UP
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED and 2022: No corresponding race. nQUICKTHORN was given a Trifecta: £33.90. CF: £10.58.
MERCURIUS POWER (9-7) 12-1 mid- (btn 71/4l) to Smart Folks (8-12) (Sha Concorde (12-1). 3 ran. 11/4l; 56l. P Kirby.
division, plugged on final 2f, 6th of 12 Tin 7f hcap £48,455 good). peach by Jason Hart to take T: £1.73; Ex: £1.70. Trif: £1.70. CF: £2.14. 4.50: 1 MOSTAWAA H Doyle (11-2);
(btn 61/4l) to Cliffcake (9-6) (Beverley GYPSY WHISPER (8-5) 11-2 ridden 3f Sunracing FORM York’s feature Grand Cup. 3.10: 1 MULLINAREE B Harris (15-8 2 Tropez Power (5-1); 3 What’s The
7f hcap (5) £4,527 good to firm). out, dropped away 2f out, last of 7 Rievaulx Raver (9-3) (9 ran) (Ripon fav); 2 Glinger Flame (9-2); 3 Captain Story (3-1 fav). 11 ran. 11/2l; shd. H Main.
EY UP ITS THE BOSS (9-7) 8-1 always (13l) to Eponina (9-3) (Nottingham 1m DORNOCH CASTLE (9-6) 25-1 close The Gosdens’ Israr was all Zebo (5-1). 7 ran. 1 3/ 4l; 1l. M Harris. T: T: £6.90; £2.30, £2.30, £1.40. Ex: £38.60.
up, headway 2f out, kept on, 3rd of 1m hcap (5) £4,711 good to firm).
prominent, led 3f out, headed inside hcap (5) £4,187 good to firm). the rage with punters, backed £2.88; £1.50, £2.30. Ex: £8.90. Tric: £35. Tricast: £101.12. Trifecta: £130.90. CF:
7 (btn 11/2l) to Choisya (9-8) (Haydock POWER OF GOLD (9-2) 5-2 jt fav led,
ACTIVE FUSION 10 MORE YEARS APPEAL EBF MAIDEN 1m hcap (4) £7,851 good to firm). headed 2f out, weakening when heavily into favouritism. Trif: £30.40. CF: £10.81. NR: Astromachia. £33.33. NR: Innse Gall.
2.40 STAKES (5); 2-y-o; winner £3,672; 7f. (7 runners) COBALT BLUE (9-6) 16-1 in touch,
weakened over 2f out, 13th of 15 (btn
hampered final furlong, 5th of 9 (btn
13l) to Fox Journey (8-11) (Newmarket
But Hughie Morrison’s
gutsy stayer was tough as
3.45: 1 KICKSAFTERSIX S Quinlan (4-1);
2 Budarri (5-2 fav); 3 Going Mobile (9-1).
5.25: 1 THE GREEN MAN K Fraser
(7-1); 2 Good Earth (4-1 fav); 3 Abate
1 (5) CITY HOUSE J Fanshawe 9-7 .................................................... Dylan Hogan — 17l) to Surely Not (9-3) (Newmarket 11/4m hcap (4) £7,851 good). 8 ran. 51/2l; 23/4l. M Todhunter. T: £5; £1.50, (6-1). 15 ran. 31/4l; 11/2l. Joseph Parr. T:
2 (3) ETRETAT C Johnston 9-7 ........................................................... James Doyle — 1m hcap (4) £13,085 good to soft). DUTCH KINGDOM (9-8) 25-1 handy, teek out front to take his ca- £1.30, £2.70. Ex: £15. Tric: £83.91. Trif: £8.30; £2.80, £2.20, £2.80. Ex: £38.30.
3 (7) 9 GAMRAAN 13 R Fahey 9-7 ..............................................................Oisin Orr 78 RAZONI (9-9) 4-1 tracked leaders, ridden 2f out, soon dropped away, reer earnings to over half a £92.30. CF: £15.26. NR: Ensel Du Perche. Tric: £189.98. Trif: £261.70. CF: £34.84.
4 (6) 0 MAGNIFICENTFORCE 31 J Chapple-Hyam 9-7 ...... Tommie Jakes (7) 80 chased winner 1f out, one pace, last of 14 (15l) to Greek Order (9-9) million quid. 4.20: 1 VELASCO N Moscrop (7-2); 2 J/POT: Not won, £10,871.23 carried.
5 (2) MAJESTIC ONE C Appleby 9-7 ...............................................William Buick — btn 21/4l by Perfect Play (9-6) (8 ran) (Sandown 1m hcap (4) £6,281 good). Morrison said: “He’s been Hasty Parisian (3-1 jtfav); 3 Hoganville P/POT: £75.30 Q/POT: £6
6 (1) 4 SALSA DANCER 19 A Watson 9-7 .................................Hector Crouch l99 (Chester 11/4m hcap (4) £6,185 good). TULEKYA (9-3) 33-1 midfield, headway (3-1 jtfav). 7 ran. 31/2l; 3/4l. S Corbett. T: DOWNPATRICK
7 (4) TEES TOUCH A Nicholls 9-7...................................................Barry McHugh — LASER GUIDED (9-9) 10-3 mid-division, 2f out, took 3rd final strides, 3rd of a super horse. Jason gave
£4.50; £2.10, £1.60. Ex: £14.20. Trifecta: 1.45: 1 MEL MONROE D Gilligan
BETTING: 13-8 Majestic One, 3 Salsa Dancer, 4 Etretat, 8 Tees Touch, 12 City House challenged 2f out, stayed on well, 13 (13/4l) to Zara’s Return (8-10) (New- him a wonderful ride. £43.80. CF: £14.98. (4-7 fav); 2 Howaya C D And E (17-2); 3
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 1 forced dead-heat post, dd-ht with market 1m hcap (5) £5,234 good). “There are some Group 4.55: 1 HAPY LA VIE D McMenamin Angelsworknovrtime (10-3). 10 ran. 13l; 33/4l.
2022: Modern Dancer 9-7 William Buick 6-4 Fav (C Appleby) drawn 10, 10 ran. LEARN. PERFORM. ACHIEVE. NATIONAL HORSERACING races for him in France. I’d (6-4 fav); 2 So Be It (22-1); 3 Croagh
FIVE-RIVERS FOSTERING DONCASTER MAIDEN STAKES 5.00 COLLEGE HCAP (6); 3-y-o; £3,768; 6f. (10 runners) love to run in the Ebor but Patrick (16-5). 7 ran. 4l; 5l. J Ewart. T:
G Elliott. T: €1.58; €1.02, €2, €1.50. Ex: €6.40.
Trif: €21.60. CF: €7.19. NR: Winning Mischief.
3.15 (5); value to the winner £4,320; 1m 4f. (5 runners) 1 (4) 4-956 GLOBAL CRISIS 38 D Carroll 9-11 ................................. Zak Wheatley (5) 90 he’s too high in the weights.” £2.50; £1.50, £7.20. Ex: £29.10. Tricast:
£94.43. Trifecta: £98.50. CF: £27.73. NR:
2.20: 1 MOONOVERCLOON J Smith
(3-1 fav); 2 Willyouwalkwithme (8-1); 3
1 (3) HARITTONDREAMBOY J Riches 5-10-2 ............................... Raul Da Silva — 2 (6) 31855-6 OHNOJOE 121 (D) J Macey 9-11 ......................................Lewis Edmunds 83 BATH Carrigeen Konini. Joshua Chamberlain (13-2). 11 ran. 51/2l;
2 (4) 43 OPEN CHOICE 40 E Bethell 3-9-2................................ Callum Rodriguez 97 3 (3) 5-42111 B ASSOCIATES 16 (D) J Goldie 9-10 ...........................Paul Mulrennan l99 1.56: 1 ON THE RIGHT TRACK J Haynes 5.30: 1 BELVEDERE BLAST D Johnston shd. M J Smith. T: €4; €1.50, €2.10, €3. Ex:
3 (2) 5 TAJANIS 57 W Haggas 3-9-2 .....................................Adam Farragher (3) 92 4 (9) 106-054 DUNNINGTON LAD 8 (T) P Winks 9-8 ..................................... Tom Eaves 94 (7-2); 2 Glenister (1-4 fav); 3 Chelsea (7-2); 2 Minella Youngy (11-4 fav); 3 €32.40. Tric: €154.76. Trif: Not won. CF:
4 (1) 3-22 VAGUELY ROYAL 16 (BF) J & T Gosden 3-9-2 .....Kieran Shoemark l99 5 (5) 4-77 AWTAAR 22 P Owens 9-7 .......................................................Ross Coakley 79 Annie (16-1). 3 ran. 2l; 11/ 2l. M Usher. T: Nastasiya (33-1). 12 ran. 3l; 3/4l. A Keatley. €30.20. NR: Hide And Seek, Mac’s Xpress.
5 (5) 383-3 DIVYA 29 E Walker 3-8-11 .........................................................William Buick 98 6 (1) 847-1 BEAUTRON 16 (T;D) T Easterby 9-7 ...............................Sean Kirrane (3) 97 £4.50; Ex: £4.40. Trif: £5.10. CF: £5.14. T: £4.50; £1.60, £1.70, £4.70. Ex: £17. Tric: 2.55: 1 SUSIE MILLER Mr A P
BETTING: 10-11 Vaguely Royal, 3 Open Choice, 11-2 Divya, 13-2 Tajanis 7 (10) 6-61633 ANNIE LAW 19 (BF) J Fanshawe 9-4 .................................Benoit Sayette 95 2.30: 1 ABSOLUTE QUEEN P £268.87. Trif: £293.40. CF: £13.28. Ryan (6-1); 2 Beechroad Winnie (13-
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 4 1 8 (2) 212-138 BELLA KOPELLA 44 (T) N Tinkler 9-4 ................................. Rowan Scott 89 Cosgrave (7-2); 2 Yellow Lion (2-1 P/POT: £127.40 Q/POT: £19.50 2); 3 Hockworthy Flyer (6-1). 15 ran
2022: Real Dream 3-9-1 William Buick 4-9 Fav (Sir M Stoute) drawn 7, 8 ran. 9 (7) 8-54345 CHAMBER CHOIR 24 J Jones 9-4 ........................................ Dylan Hogan 90 fav); 3 Princess T (3-1). 6 ran. 2l; 1/2l. G (Ciankyle 9-2 fav). 11/4l; 51/2l. S Curling.
10 (8) 7030 TEES GEORGE 19 A Nicholls 9-4 .......................................Barry McHugh 84 Boughey. T: £4.50; £2, £1.50. Ex: £12. SANDOWN
JAMES HAMMOND HANDICAP (2); value to the T: €7.30; €1.60, €2.20, €3.10. Ex: €41.20.
3.50 winner £16,200; 5f. (8 runners)
BETTING: 9-4 B Associates, 7-2 Beautron, 13-2 Annie Law, 15-2 Chamber Choir, 8
Awtaar, 14 Ohnojoe, Global Crisis, Bella Kopella
Trifecta: £30.10. CF: £11.03.
3.00: 1 UNBREAK MY HEART J Fahy
1.40: 1 CONNEMARA COAST R L
Moore (11-4); 2 Intricacy (7-2); 3 The
Parent (7-1). 7 ran (Sudden Ambush 5-2
Tricast: €255.63. Trif: €552. CF: €46.15.
NR: Bessy Bradley, Jenny Flex, Zagnzig.
1 (5) 6-47271 KING OF BAVARIA 20 (T;D) M Appleby 4-10-0 ..............James Doyle l99 WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 1 6 (10-11 fav); 2 Dapperling (10-3); 3 Tokyo
2022: Raydoun 9-2 Jonny Peate 11-2 (R Fell & S Murray) drawn 3, 10 ran. fav). 11/2l; shd. R Hughes. T: £3.75; £2, 3.30: 1 BAL KAUTO S FitzGerald (6-5
2 (7) 00-5428 MONDAMMEJ 8 (D) A Brittain 6-9-11 ...................................... Cam Hardie 96 Drift (4-1). 5 ran. 1/2l; 51/2l. C Cox. T: £1.91; fav); 2 Monoxide (11-1); 3 Tick Along (6-1).
£1.70, £1.20. Ex: £4. Trif: £6.10. CF: £4.18. £2.50. Ex: £15.30. Tricast: £59.64. Trif:
3 (2) /42484- BOND CHAIRMAN 271 (D) B Smart 4-9-10 .......................William Buick 92 7 ran. 9l; 11l. D Queally. T: €2.20; €1.10, €5.
4 (1) 4430680 ALLIGATOR ALLEY 15 (T,V;D) D O’Meara 6-9-9........ Daniel Tudhope 96 Sunracing FORM 3.35: 1 CROW’S NEST P Cosgrave £64.90. CF: £13.03. NR: John Chard Vc.
2.15: 1 MAYSONG Shariq Mohd (20- Ex: €15.30. Trif: €77.60. CF: €14.53.
5 (3) 164-095 ONE NIGHT STAND 15 (D) S Dixon 6-9-6 ......................... Kieran O’Neill 93 (11-10 fav); 2 Rogue De Vega (16-5); 3 4.05: 1 SPHAGNUM D P Maxwell (7-1); 2
6 (6) 2024-40 ANCIENT TIMES 15 (T;CD) H Eustace 5-9-4 ................Kaiya Fraser (7) 88 GLOBAL CRISIS (9-8) 12-1 with leaders, mdn (5) £4,590 good to firm). Never This Way (2-1). 5 ran. 3/4l; ns. G 1); 2 Dutch Decoy (11-1); 3 Eilean Dubh
BEAUTRON (9-8) 11-2 tracked leaders, (9-1). 12 ran (Bodorgan 3-1 fav). 1/2l; hd. Some Dove (7-1); 3 Priory Park (4-1). 6 ran
7 (8) 709-085 BURNING CASH 22 (CD) P Midgley 5-9-4 ............................Graham Lee 85 ridden 3f out, no extra 2f out, 6th of 8 Boughey. T: £2.10; £1.10, £1.70. Ex: £4.30. (Run For Pat 7-4 fav). 10l; 1/2l. J P Broderick.
(btn 12l) to We’renotreallyhere (9-5) led final furlong, ran on, bt Captain Alice Haynes. T: £21.90; £5.20, £2.70,
8 (4) 1471-07 CALL ME GINGER 10 (C,D) J Goldie 7-9-4................... Paul Mulrennan 90 Dandy (9-6) 13/4l (9 ran) (Carlisle 6f Trifecta: £5.10. CF: £5.05. T: €9.30; €3.30, €3.30. Ex: €50.80. Trif:
BETTING: 3 King Of Bavaria, 9-2 Mondammej, 6 One Night Stand, 13-2 Ancient (Thirsk 6f hcap (5) £4,187 heavy). 4.10: 1 GONE J Fanning (5-2); 2 £3.10. Ex: £292.70. Tricast: £2158.44. Trif:
OHNOJOE (9-7) 15-2 pushed along 2f hcap (6) £3,402 good to firm). £1973.60. CF: £221.44. NR: Zu Run. €217.50. CF: €50.61. NR: Construct.
Times, 7 Burning Cash, Alligator Alley, 8 Bond Chairman, 10 Call Me Ginger ANNIE LAW (9-0) 7-2 fav close up, Oriental Dancer (13-8 fav); 3 Passing 4.40: 1 IRIDESCENT K Callaghan
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED and 2022: No corresponding race. out, weakened final furlong, last of Time (9-2). 5 ran. 3 1 / 2l; 2l. Charlie 2.50: 1 LADY HAMANA C Lee (9-1);
6 (btn 6 3/ 4l) to Daytona Lady (9-7) pushed along 1f out, kept on, 3rd of 2 Tajalla (4-1); 3 Great State (4-5 fav). (3-1); 2 Ardhill (5-2 fav); 3
(Southwell 6f hcap (5) £6,176 AW). 7 (13/4l) to Chorus Line (9-7) (Leicester Johnston. T: £3.50; £1.70, £1.50. Ex: £8. Agirlcalledchloe (7-1). 7 ran. 2l; 21l.
7 ran. 11/4l; 11/2l. K R Burke. T: £10; £3.10,
Sunracing FORM B ASSOCIATES (9-8) 4-11 fav tracked
leaders, headway 2f out, ridden to
7f hcap (5) £4,187 good to firm).
BELLA KOPELLA (9-1) 6-1 close up,
Trifecta: £13.40. CF: £7.06.
4.45: 1 MY AMBITION G Rooke (2-1); £2.20. Ex: £53.40. Trifecta: £86.20. CF: J Fogarty. T: €4; €2, €1.80. Ex: €7.10.
Tricast: €48.41. Trifecta: €72.50. CF:
2 Blue Hero (11-8 fav); 3 Susanbequick £43.45. NR: Perdika, Yahsat.
KING OF BAVARIA (9-10) 15-2 in touch, on terms, 12th (btn 41/4l) ANCIENT lead final furlong, ran on, bt Amazing ridden 2f out, weakened final furlong, €12.06. NR: Lighthouse Rose, Tech Talk.
last of 8 (63/4l) to Northern Spirit (9-8) (10-1). 4 ran. 13/4l; 11/2l. D Coakley. T: £3; Ex: 3.25: 1 HE’S A MONSTER H Crouch
pushed along 1f out, led final 110 TIMES (8-3) 8-1 stall opened late, Arthur (8-11) 21/2l (8 ran) (Carlisle 6f (17-2); 2 Bussento (3-1 fav); 3 Ancestral 5.10: 1 ABI’S CHAMP Mr P W Mullins
yards, ran on well, bt Whenthedeal- always in rear, 15th (btn 51/4l) (20 ran) hcap (6) £3,402 good to firm). (Newcastle 6f hcap (5) £3,873 AW). £4.80. Trif: £13.10. CF: £5.22. NR: Fieldsman. (4-9 fav); 2 New Sheriff (8-1); 3 Fathom
insdone (9-7) 3/4l (4 ran) (Windsor 5f (Epsom 5f hcap (2) £50,960 good). DUNNINGTON LAD (9-7) 17-2 chased CHAMBER CHOIR (9-11) 9-2 pushed 5.15: 1 RUSSIAN RUMOUR O Tubb Land (10-1). 8 ran. 3/4l; 21/2l. A Watson.
T: £9.50; £2.30, £1.40, £2.80. Ex: £41.90. Two (12-1). 9 ran. 12l; 14l. W P Mullins. T:
hcap (3) £9,936 good to firm). MONDAMMEJ (9-4) 13-2 midfield, ran leaders, outpaced halfway, never along 2f out, weakened, 5th of 10 (8l) (2-1 jtfav); 2 Cherry Cola (2-1 jtfav); 3 €1.45; €1.02, €2.40, €2.40. Ex: €4.90. Trif:
MONDAMMEJ (9-7) 16-1 close on strongly inside final 110 yards, able to challenge, 4th of 5 (btn 23/4l) to Little Red Dancer (8-6) (Catterick Masterdream (10-3). 5 ran. 13/4l; 11/4l. J Tric: £264.64. Trif: £278.10. CF: £34.64.
4.00: 1 WESTERTON R Moore (10-3); 2 €25.90. CF: €5.66. NR: Arabian Diamond.
up, pushed along 2f out, soon took 2nd final strides, btn 3/ 4l by to Jungle Fever (9-4) (Catterick 5f 6f hcap (6) £4,004 good to firm). Portman. T: £3; £1.30, £1.60. Ex: £6.90. P/POT: €51.90
weakened, 8th of 10 (btn 8 1/ 4l) to Chipstead (9-8) BURNING CASH hcap (5) £4,711 good to firm). TEES GEORGE (9-6) 15-2 in rear, Trif: £14.70. CF: £6.40. NR: Appreciate. Middle Earth (9-1); 3 A Dublin Lad (2-1
Regional (9-7) (Haydock 5f Listed (1) (8-13) 20-1 prominent, chance final AWTAAR (9-2) 14-1 chased leaders out ridden 2f out, never a factor, last of 10 P/POT: £51.90 Q/POT: £4.90 fav). 7 ran. 41/2l; 2l. A King. T: £4.34; £1.90, LEICESTER
£28,355 good to firm). furlong, unable to quicken final 110 wide, weakened over 2f out, 7th of 10 (7l) to Mereside Diva (9-10) (Notting- £3.50. Ex: £28.30. Trif: £84. CF: £31.43. 5.55: 1 GOLDEN BUNGLE R Dawson
BOND CHAIRMAN (9-1) 15-2 in rear, yards, 5th (btn 1 1/ 4l) ALLIGATOR (btn 6l) to Be Frank (9-7) (Salisbury 6f ham 6f hcap (6) £3,664 good to firm). CHESTER 4.35: 1 ROWAYEH D O’Neill (10-3); (50-1); 2 Chic Colombine (6-5 fav); 3
ridden 1f out, not trouble leaders, 4th ALLEY (9-7) 11-1 midfield, outpaced 1.35: 1 INNVINCIBLE FRIEND A 2 Mystic Pearl (7-2); 3 Sonemos (11-4 Tiora (9-1). 13 ran. 11/2l; 4l. I Furtado. T:
HARRISON COLLEGE HANDICAP (6); 3-y-o; value to
1
of 6 (4 /2l) to Judicial (9-2) (Beverley
5f cond stk (2) £10,308 good).
2f out, kept on, 8th (btn 21/2l) (14 ran)
(York 5f hcap (2) £25,770 good). 5.35 the winner £3,768; 7f. (13 runners)
Rawlinson (7-1); 2 Bits And Bobs (11-4); 3
Master Franca (5-1). 7 ran (Je Ne Sais Quoi
fav). 7 ran. 11/4l; nk. O Burrows. T: £4.34;
£2.20, £2.10. Ex: £16.10. Tric: £35.57. Trif:
£69; £13.40, £1.20, £2.50. Ex: £260.10.
Trifecta: £608.20. CF: £108.43.
ONE NIGHT STAND (8-11) 40-1 led, CALL ME GINGER (9-5) 20-1 led, 1 (13) 679-323 ZOUS BABY 9 (BF) C Cox 9-11 ...............................................William Buick 98 13-8 fav). 1/2l; 21/4l. T Dascombe. T: £8; £3.10, £56.60. CF: £15.78. NR: Hakuna Babe. 6.25: 1 CLASS MEMBER Billy
headed 1f out, no extra, 5th of 20 (btn headed 2f out, weakened, 7th of 8 2 (4) 860 DALOOLAH 23 J Butler 9-11........................................ Jonathan Fisher (5) 81 £1.70. Ex: £32.90. Trif: £133. CF: £26.88. 5.05: 1 ALNILAM David Egan Loughnane (2-1); 2 Storm Fox (15-8 fav);
1 1/ 4l) to Navello (8-7) ALLIGATOR (btn 10l) to Edward Cornelius (9-0) 3 (9) 87-0044 CUBAN ROCK 20 (H) J Goldie 9-10 ................................ Paul Mulrennan 94 2.10: 1 VINTAGE CLARETS C (17-2); 2 Alpine Stroll (15-8 fv); 3 3 South Dakota Sioux (9-1). 7 ran. shd;
ALLEY (9-1) 18-1 mid-division, never (Hamilton 6f hcap (2) £15,462 good). 4 (12) 6635-43 WILDE AND DANDY 10 (V) M Bell 9-9 ..............................Hector Crouch 97 Hutchinson (10-3); 2 Lihou (15-2); 3 Wholeofthemoon (7-2). 8 ran. 1l; 4l. hd. G Boughey. T: £3; £1.70, £1.30. Ex:
5 (3) 05-7043 THE MUFFIN MAN 17 J Macey 9-8 .................................Lewis Edmunds 95 Ancient Times (9-1). 8 ran (Copper M Harris. T: £9.50; £3.10, £1.20, £1.50. £6.70. Trifecta: £26.20. CF: £6.41.
TEMPLEGATE’S BEST BETS 6 (6) 9866704 PUB CLUB 16 (B) H Palmer 9-7 ............................................Jason Watson 88
7 (7) 60478-0 BARLOW BARLOW 20 (VH) M Appleby 9-6 ................. Theodore Ladd 76
Knight 5-2 fav). shd; nk. R Fahey.
T: £4.34; £1.50, £2.20, £3.10. Ex: £29.
Ex: £38.10. Tricast: £67.52. Trifecta:
£130.70. CF: £24.98.
6.55: 1 BAILEYSGUTFEELING B
Sayette (2-5 fav); 2 Counsel (15-2); 3
BURNING CASH looks too hot for his rivals (3.50 Tricast: £204.69. Trifecta: £145.40. CF: King’s Gem (3-1). 3 ran. 31/4l; 2l. K P De
H Doncaster, nap). He won this race 12 months ago
and comes here in excellent form after a close-up fifth
8 (2) 2452519 LITTLE RED DANCER 16 (P) A Brown 9-4 ....................... Paula Muir (3) 89
9 (1) 08243-2 BERNIE THE BEAR 17 (P) R Fahey 9-2 ................................... Oisin Orr l99
10 (5) 6-85709 LASHES 52 (V) P McEntee 9-0 ..............................................Ross Coakley 76
£27.97. NR: California Gem, Mokaatil.
2.45: 1 BOX TO BOX J Doyle (9-4
P/POT: £1,824.50 Q/POT: £108.90
YORK
2.00: 1 KIHAVAH Miss J Townend
Foy. T: £1.40; Ex: £3.20. Trifecta: £3.30.
CF: £3.67. NR: Erosion Risk.
11 (10) 08-0446 HEART OF SOFIA 8 N Tinkler 9-0.......................................... Rowan Scott 89 fav); 2 Jean Baptiste (18-5); 3 Bizarre 7.25: 1 MY CHIQUITA S Bowen (7-4); 2
(11-4 fav); 2 Dream Harder (7-1); 3
at York. He was only a length away in that big field and 12 (8) 0603- SPURN POINT 171 L Mullaney 9-0 .................................Sean Kirrane (3) 94 Law (9-1). 9 ran. 1/2l; nk. H Palmer. T:
Furzig (40-1). 15 ran. 3l; 21/4l. A Keatley. Ivy Avenue (8-13 fav); 3 Flintstone (11-1).
this looks a bit easier. 13 (11) 906-042 AMAZING ARTHUR 16 T Easterby 9-0 ..........................Duran Fentiman 97 £3.25; £1.30, £1.60, £2.70. Ex: £12.70. 3 ran. 31/4l; 2l. B Brookhouse. T: £2.75;
Tric: £62.50. Trif: £62.80. CF: £10.73. NR: T: £3.75; £2.30, £9.20, £1.80. Ex: £21.70.
BETTING: 4 Zous Baby, 9-2 Wilde And Dandy, 13-2 Bernie The Bear, 7 Amazing Ex: £2.90. Trif: £3.70. CF: £3.25. NR: Iron
UNDER THE TWILIGHT (2.50 Salisbury, nb) won on her Tric: £641.28. Trif: £766.30. CF: £19.44.
H last visit here in May and went close off this mark
in solid company at Newbury latest. She can figure again.
Arthur, 10 Little Red Dancer, 12 Heart Of Sofia, Pub Club, Cuban Rock, Spurn Point
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 4
2022: The Grey Wolf 9-4 David Allan 14-1 (T Easterby) drawn 9, 12 ran.
Glory Nights, Tuxedo Junction.
3.20: 1 SAXON KING K Shoemark
(15-2); 2 Royal Dubai (9-2); 3 Sophia’s
2.35: 1 WILD LION K O’Neill (8-1); 2
Gweedore (22-1); 3 Scottish Summit
Heart, She’s Out Of Reach.
7.55: 1 MIGHTY GURKHA T Fisher
(3-1 fav); 2 Libra Tiger (4-1); 3 Mostallim
Starlight (9-2). 10 ran (Tafreej 3-1 fav). (11-1). 13 ran (Darkness 7-2 fav). 1/2l; 1l. S (5-1). 7 ran. 6l; nk. A Watson. T: £4; £2,
SAVROLA (5.10 Salisbury, treble) has improved this
H season and did well to win from a long way back
at Wolves. He is at home on quick turf so can follow up.
Sunracing FORM
ZOUS BABY (9-6) 5-4 fav chased on towards finish, 4th of 9 (btn 43/4l)
3
/4l; 3/4l. C Hills. T: £8.50; £2.50, £1.90,
£1.80. Ex: £45.80. Tric: £172.49. Trif: £217.
CF: £41.45. NR: Man Of Eden, Venetian.
bin Suroor. T: £9; £2.70, £6.80, £3.10.
Ex: £174.70. Tricast: £1983.92. Trifecta:
£2664.40. CF: £176.89.
£2.10. Ex: £13.80. Trif: £56.40. CF: £14.32.
UTTOXETER
to Beautron (9-8) LITTLE RED 3.05: 1 QUICKTHORN J Hart (7-4); 2 5.40: 1 OUR SCHOLAR H Cobden
leaders, headway inside final furlong, 3.55: 1 CAPONE B Curtis (6-4 fav); 2 (9-4); 2 Soldat Forte (5-4 fav); 3 The
no extra in 3rd, 3rd of 6 (btn 3l) to DANCER (9-6) 2-1 pushed along Percy Jones (10-1); 3 Malakahna (7-2). 7 Israr (11-8 fav); 3 Divine Jewel (12-1). 6
halfway, weakened, last (btn 17l) ran. 11/2l; 4l. H Morrison. T: £2.80; £1.50, Big Jetaway (11-1). 10 ran. 11/2l; 51/2l. Jack
FRENCH OAKS AT CHANTILLY Bonkersinabundance (9-3) (Brighton
6f hcap (6) £3,245 good to firm).
DALOOLAH (9-2) 100-1 prominent,
(Carlisle 6f hcap (6) £3,402 good).
BARLOW BARLOW (8-9) 66-1 midfield,
ran. 41/4l; 31/4l. D F Davis. T: £2.50; £3.10,
£1.30. Ex: £15. Trif: £52.10. CF: £19.34.
4.30: 1 FARO DE SAN JUAN Greg
£1.40. Ex: £4.60. Trifecta: £17. CF: £4.22.
NR: Ching Shih.
Jones. T: £3.25; £1.20, £1.10, £2.70. Ex:
£5.30. Trifecta: £26.20. CF: £5.94.
GOING: GOOD TO SOFT; LIVE ON SKY ridden and weakened 2f out, last of lost ground when outpaced 2f out, 3.40: 1 QUINAULT C Planas (15-2); 2 6.10: 1 PRESENTING BELLE T
12th of 13 (well btn) to Sonemos (9-7) Cheyne (25-1); 2 Bezzas Lad (33-1); 3 Cannon (16-1); 2 Fraterculus (5-1); 3
14 (btn) to Zouzanna (9-2) (Haydock Cuban Breeze (9-2). 10 ran (Roman Washington Heights (6-1 fav); 3 Mill
PRIX DE DIANE LONGINES (FILLIES GROUP 1); 3-y-o; 1m nov stk (5) £4,320 good to firm). (Leicester 1m hcap (5) £4,187 good). Stream (9-1); 4 Eminency (10-1). 21 ran. Carlo Du Berlais (6-4 fav). 7 ran. 3/4l;
3.05 value to the winner €557,522; 1m 2f. (15 runners) CUBAN ROCK (8-6) 18-1 outpaced in
rear, not clearest of runs 2f out, one
LASHES (8-11) 50-1 tracked leaders,
ridden and weakened 1f out, 9th
Dragon 11-8 fav). 3/4l; 1/2l. Dylan Cunha.
T: £30.60; £5.80, £8.80, £1.70. Ex: hd; 11/4l; ns. S Williams. T: £8.50; £2.40,
£2.30, £3.20, £2.80. Ex: £47.40. Tricast:
shd. L Wadham. T: £17; £5.90, £2.80. Ex:
£98. Trifecta: £379. CF: £92.
1 (9) 1522-2 NOVAKAI 32 K Burke (UK) 8-13 .................................................Clifford Lee 90 pace in 4th final furlong, 4th of 8 (btn of 10 (btn 14l) to Quinault (9-3) £539.50. Tricast: £4345.51. Trifecta: 6.40: 1 FOR GINA T Cannon (7-1); 2
£4395.10. CF: £654.63. £435.89. Trifecta: £818.80. CF: £43.95.
2 (7) 1-11 JANNAH ROSE 35 (C,D) C Laffon-Parias 8-13 ..Christophe Soumillon 96 31/2l) to Sparkling Red (9-9) (Redcar (Chelmsford 6f hcap (6) £4,004 AW). NR: Brooklyn Nine Nine. Betty’s Belle (7-1); 3 Lady Mendoza
3 (11) 111 PENSEE DU JOUR 78 (D) A Fabre 8-13 .......... Bauyrzhan Murzabayev 97 5f hcap (5) £4,187 good to firm). HEART OF SOFIA (8-11) 17-2 held up, 5.00: 1 THE THUNDERER B Curtis (16-1). 8 ran (Dancingontheedge 9-4 fav).
(7-2); 2 Restorer (6-1); 3 Tudor (5-2 fav). 4.15: 1 TWILIGHT ROMANCE J
4 (15) -37534 KHAHIRA 24 M Bollack-Badel 8-13 ...................................Benjamin Marie 80 WILDE AND DANDY (9-5) 10-1 tracked outpaced and struggling in rear 2f Hart (9-5 fav); 2 We Never Stop (9-2);
3
1 / 4l; 11l. L Wadham. T: £8; £2, £2.20,
5 (13) 111-22 LINDY 35 C Ferland 8-13 .................................................... Cristian Demuro 89 leaders, led 1f out, headed inside out, no chance after, 6th of 8 (btn 6l) 8 ran. 41/2l; 8l. O Sangster. T: £4.60; £1.40, £3.50. Ex: £46.60. Tricast: £753.13. Trif:
to Thornaby Beauty (9-8) (Beverley 7f £2.10, £1.60. Ex: £28.60. Tric: £61.80. Trif: 3 Land Lover (8-1). 7 ran. 23/4l; 3l. J J
6 (10) 4-11 TASMANIA 30 (CD) F Graffard 8-13 ................................. Tom Marquand 93 final furlong, no extra in 3rd, 3rd £555. CF: £53.58. NR: Trickalight.
of 12 (btn 1 3/ 4l) to Inverinate (9-8) hcap (6) £4,004 good to firm). £79.40. CF: £25.68. NR: Haarar. Quinn. T: £2.80; £1.40, £2.30. Ex: £8.10.
7 (12) 411-11 RUNNING LION 42 (D) J & T Gosden (UK) 8-13............... Oisin Murphy 96 7.10: 1 DO IT FOR THY SEN S
8 (14) 11-122 ELUSIVE PRINCESS 35 (D) J Dubois 8-13 ............... Mickael Barzalona 84 (Chelmsford 7f hcap (6) £4,004 AW). SPURN POINT (8-9) 100-1 held up, late P/POT: £292.80 Q/POT: £21.10
headway for 3rd, 3rd of 10 (btn 5l) to Twiston-Davies (11-4); 2 Line Of
9 (3) 1343-15 NEVER ENDING STORY 35 A O’Brien (Ire) 8-13 ..................Ryan Moore 95 BERNIE THE BEAR (9-1) 4-1 tracked HEXHAM Descent (5-4 fav); 3 Iron Horse (7-1).
10 (2) 1626-1 CAROLINE STREET 43 (D) J O’Brien (Ire) 8-13 .. Dylan Browne McMonagle 91 leaders, led 1f out, soon joined, Praise Of Shadows (9-9) (Southwell
headed inside final furlong, kept 6f class stks (6) £3,726 AW). 1.50: 1 KILLEEMORE LAD C M 5 ran. 8l; 50l. Kerry Lee. T: £3.75; £1.30,
11 (6) 16-181 LEFT SEA 7 (D) C Laffon-Parias 8-13................................... Olivier Peslier 89 on, btn 4l by B Associates (9-7) THE AMAZING ARTHUR (8-11) 16-1 close Quirke (3-1); 2 Beaumesnil (11-2); 3 THAPA VC £1.30. Ex: £6.80. Trif: £15.90. CF: £6.99.
12 (8) 11-1 LADY EWELINA 42 A Wohler (GER) 8-13.................... Eduardo Pedroza 90 MUFFIN MAN (9-5) 17-2 slow into up, stayed on to go 2nd towards Fllana Bay (66-1). 11 ran (Carrarea 8-13 (2.05 Doncaster) likes 7.40: 1 KARAVOMYLOS S Bowen
13 (4) -28451 ROMINA POWER 29 M Figge (GER) 8-13................Augustin Madamet 83 stride, in rear, headway over 1f out, finish, btn 21/2l by B Associates (9-8) fav). nk; 91/2l. A Slattery (IRE) . T: £4.10; (85-40 fav); 2 Wavering Down (11-1);
14 (1) 211-11 BLUE ROSE CEN 35 C Head 8-13 ............................Aurelien Lemaitre l99 nearest finish, 3rd (btn 91/2l) (9 ran) HEART OF SOFIA (9-3) 18-1 towards £1.30, £1.70, £9. Ex: £21.80. Trifecta: this trip. The booking 3 Bright Sunbird (9-1). 8 ran. nk; 10l.
15 (5) 2-421 WISE GIRL 30 (C) C Head 8-13 ........................................... Eddy Hardouin 78 (Carlisle 7f hcap (6) £3,402 good). rear, pushed along halfway, ran on £467.80. CF: £18.94. NR: Selecto. of champ William Buick P Bowen. T: £3.13; £1.40, £2.90, £2.30.
BETTING: 2 Running Lion, 11-4 Blue Rose Cen, 7-2 Pensee Du Jour, 6 Jannah Rose, PUB CLUB (9-6) 50-1 dwelt, towards towards finish, 4th (btn 31/4l) (8 ran) 2.25: 1 SPECIAL RATE T Dowson (8-11 catches the eye. Ex: £24. Tric: £176.42. Trif: £154.60. CF:
10 Caroline Street, Never Ending Story, 12 Left Sea, 16 Novakai, 20 Lindy rear, headway final furlong, stayed (Carlisle 6f hcap (6) £3,402 good). fav); 2 Glengeever (11-8); 3 Placedela £25.48. NR: Millie Of Mayo, Mr Mafia.
 Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 55
SALISBURY GOING: GOOD TO FIRM (FIRM) DOWNPATRICK
CONDITIONAL MAIDEN HURDLE;
GOING: GOOD
EAMONN HAMES
2.15 AL BASTI EQUIWORLD, DUBAI APPRENTICE HANDICAP
(Class 6); 3-y-o; winner £3,926; 7f. (9 runners)
TEMPLEGATE TOM PEPPER 1.45 winner €7,200; 2m 5f. (13 runners) 1.45 ...........................................................Mister Twist
2.15 ................................ Penny Be 2.15 ............................. Giddy Aunt 1 33-2 HIGH CITY ROLLER 18 L Doyle 6-11-12......... A Kelly (4) 2.20.......................................................... Foxfire Glow
1 (6) 8788-0 GIDDY AUNT 31 J Portman 9-11 ..........................................Olivia Tubb (3) 87 2 -P05 ALKAJACK 16 (PH) S Crawford 5-11-4 ...... M O’Sullivan
2.50.. Under The Twilight (nb) 2.50..................................Abbadia 3 3-1 ALVAREZ ECLIPSE 42 D Queally 6-11-4 ... M O’Connor 2.55.......................................................... Natural Look
2 (5) 079- BARLEYBROWN 262 (PH) E J-Houghton 9-10 .................. Mia Nicholls 90
3 (8) 67878-5 BOOM BOOM POW 62 J Davis 9-8 .......................................Joe Leavy (5) 92 3.25............... Mission To Moon 3.25...............................Alyanaabi 4 BILLY HYATT S Crawford 5-11-4 ............... B Bromley (2)
3.30...........................................................By Your Side
5 F44- DRUMCLIFF BAY 126 M McNiff 5-11-4 ................. D King
4 (7) 4079-69 STAMFORD BLUE 8 R Hannon 9-8 ........................ Tyrese Cameron (5) 81 4.00 ...............Musical Mystery 4.00 .....................................Strike 6 2-52 EL CHAMPO 14 P Rothwell 5-11-4 ................ J O’Sullivan 4.05.....................................................Charlie Luciano
5 (4) 416-343 MOONDIAL 26 (D) D & C Kubler 9-8 ......................................... Alex Jary l99 4.35 ..........................Mistral Star 4.35 ......................................Malka 7 UP-9 LUCKY TWO 15 T Gibney 7-11-4 ........................... E Walsh
6 (3) 6796 DUISKER 5 (T) H Morrison 9-6 .........................................Sophie Reed (7) 93 8 2-43 MISTER TWIST 30 (B) P Fenton 5-11-4 ....... N Moore (4) 4.40.............................................................Be My Hero
7 (1) 884 DESERT SWIRL 15 A Watson 9-4........................................Emily Ivory (7) 97 5.10.................................... Savrola 5.10................................Dukeman 9 1-U8 NEVERMINDESTRANGER 8 D Christie 6-11-4 B Harvey 5.15 .....................................................................Air Drop
10 4-4 J’ADORE CHAS 16 G Quinn 4-10-12 ......... L Quinlan (2)
8 (9) 0-98895 PENNY BE 31 R Cook & J Bridger 9-1.....................................Liam Wright 90 5.45 ........................... Gallimimus 5.45 ...................................... Afloat
9 (2) 9-00500 BODEGA NIGHTS 17 S Kirk 9-0.......................................Shariq Mohd (5) 74
BETTING: 9-4 Moondial, 4 Penny Be, 13-2 Boom Boom Pow, 7 Desert Swirl, Duisker, nTIC-TAC: Right-handed galloping track of 1m 2f, the uphill finish makes for a stiff test.
11
12
13
P-34 DYLAN’S DAY 16 (BH) P Fahey 5-10-11... C Cullinan (4)
63-9 GLENDARS MAHLER 23 J Fahey 7-10-11.. M McDonagh (2)
9U7- SHESDOENWELL 106 T Gibney 7-10-11 .. K Callaghan (4)
TOM PEPPER
8 Barleybrown, Giddy Aunt, 16 Stamford Blue, 50 Bodega Nights nDRAW: High at an advantage in sprints when the going is soft. nLEADING TRAINERS High City Roller l99, High City Roller 98, Mister Twist 95. 1.45 ...................................................... High City Roller
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 6 1 (2018-2023): R Hannon 26-323, A Balding 26-174, R Beckett 25-145, C Cox 22-115. 9-4 High City Roller, 3 Mister Twist, 5 Dylan’s Day, 10 J’adore Chas 2.20........................................................Dysart Dasher
2022: Twilight Tone 9-2 Connor Planas 9-4 Fav (B Millman) drawn 5, 8 ran. THIS SEASON: W Haggas 3, C Cox 2, H Candy 2. nTOP JOCKEYS (2018-2023): D MAIDEN HURDLE; winner €6,000;
Probert 18-126, J Crowley 16-109, D Egan 14-91, R Hornby 13-135. THIS SEASON:
K Stott 3, R Hornby 3, R Ryan 2. nLONGEST TRAVELLER: Abbadia (2.50), Labalaba
2.20 2m 3f. (15 runners)
2.55..............................................................Royal Eagle
3.30............................................................I Don’t Get It
Sunracing FORM (3.25), Mission To Moon (3.25), Malka (4.35), Sea Theme (4.35), Cienfuegos (4.35), 1
2
000- AFTER THE DRAMA 92 A King 6-11-12 ... C Cullinan (7)
P- ALL IN MONTMARTRE 225 (TH) H Bromhead 5-11-12 C Brassil (5) 4.05..........................................................Sequoiaspirit
PENNY BE (8-6) 18-1 held up, never (Lingfield 1m hcap (6) £3,245 AW). Decoration (4.35), Savrola (5.10), Rogue Rocket (5.10), Dukeman (5.10), Gallimimus
MOONDIAL (9-8) 6-1 prominent, (5.45), Afloat (5.45) trained at Newmarket. Round trip of 302 miles. nFIRST RUN SINCE
3
4
-520 BALLYDANGAN 8 D Harvey 6-11-12 ...... M O’Connor (5)
00 CALLMEDUSTY 13 D Queally 5-11-12 ...... R Condon (5)
4.40................................................................Jinxs Link
going pace to reach leaders, 5th of
11 (btn 31/4l) to Zoukster (9-1) GIDDY plugged on final furlong, 3rd of 11 WIND OP: Barleybrown (2.15), Flip Mode (4.00). nLIVE ON RACING TV 5 22- DULEEK STREET 254 J McConnell 5-11-12 . A Kelly (7) 5.15 .................................................................River Tara
AUNT (9-5) 12-1 hung right final 2f, (31/4l) to H Key Lails (9-9) (W’hampton 6 4- DYSART DASHER 172 W P Mullins 6-11-12 . K Callaghan (7)
weakened, 10th (btn 7 3/ 4l) (11 ran) 1m 1f hcap (6) £3,245 AW). 7 30-3 FOXFIRE GLOW 26 (T) G Elliott 5-11-12 .... D Gilligan (7) nTIC-TAC: Right-handed undulating track, 11f round with tight
SIMON & NERYS DUTFIELD MEMORIAL FILLIES’ NOVICE 8 64-4 HAREL DU MARAIS 30 (T) S Crawford 6-11-12 B Bromley (5) bends and a stiff uphill finish. 6 fences per circuit. nLEADING
(Salisbury 6f hcap (6) £3,926 good).
BARLEYBROWN (9-7) 66-1 towards
rear, no impression, 9th of 10 (btn 18l)
DUISKER (8-3) 40-1 in rear, effort over
2f out, never involved, 6th of 9 (btn
4l) to Lahina Bay (8-12) (Salisbury 6f
4.35 STAKES (5); winner £4,590; 1m 2f. (6 runners)
9
10
11
P0-0 HI SUR MULTI 8 (TH) P Traynor 6-11-12 .................. C Orr
FP1/ KATESBRIDGE 470 (TH) B Hamilton 7-11-12 . S FitzGerald
P/4- LETS DO THIS 192 C Collins 6-11-12 ................... R Doyle
TRAINERS WITH RUNNERS (2018-2023): G Elliott 49-253, J
McConnell 19-100, G Cromwell 17-117, W P Mullins 15-67. THIS
to Bluestocking (9-2) (Salisbury 1m hcap (6) £3,926 good to firm). 1 (5) BONNE SUZETTE J Portman 3-9-2 ................................Rhys Clutterbuck — 12 12- NOW IS THE HOUR 98 G Cromwell 6-11-12 .. C Maxwell SEASON: G Elliott 5. nTOP JOCKEYS WITH RIDES (2018-
nov (4) £5,130 good to soft). DESERT SWIRL (9-1) 15-2 tracked 2 (1) 0 CIENFUEGOS 31 Sir M Stoute 3-9-2 .................... Christian Howarth (5) 83 13 474- RINGDUFFERIN 145 G Elliott 5-11-12 .......... J McGarvey 2023): C J Orr 7-57, P W Mullins 7-25, M P O’Connor 5-26,
BOOM BOOM POW (8-10) 16-5 led, leaders, ridden 1f out, weakened, 4th 3 (6) 5- DECORATION 221 R Varian 3-9-2 ............................................ David Egan 98 14 14-P THE SAD SHEPHERD 48 (TH) S Crawford 6-11-12 .. P Carberry R A Doyle 5-51. THIS SEASON: P W Mullins 2. nLONGEST
of 5 (11l) to Desert Falcon (9-6) (Ling- 4 (4) 3 MALKA 22 K De Foy 3-9-2 ....................................................Daniel Muscutt 97 15 PP-6 TULLYBAWN 19 (T) P Martin 5-11-12 ............ E Walsh (3)
headed final furlong, no extra, last 16 P-P ONE OF US IS LYING 36 (TH) N McCluskey 5-11-12 RESERVE TRAVELLER: Hans Gruber (4.05) trained at Meath. Round trip
of 5 (btn 31/2l) to All In The Hips (9-11) field 7f mdn (5) £4,104 good to firm). 5 (3) 2-3 MISTRAL STAR 58 H Morrison 3-9-2 ................................. Rob Hornby l99 of 206 miles. nJACKPOT: Races 3-6. PLACEPOT: Races 1-6.
17 R7- SHOWMAN F123 P Fahey 4-11-7 ...................... RESERVE
(Windsor 5f hcap (6) £3,402 soft). BODEGA NIGHTS (9-0) 100-1 led, 6 (2) SEA THEME W Haggas 3-9-2 ................................................... Cieren Fallon — Foxfire Glow l99, Dysart Dasher 95, Duleek Street 92. nTRAINERFAX: G Elliott won the 2.20 in 2015 and 2016, and
STAMFORD BLUE (9-6) 66-1 midfield, headed 2f out, no extra, last of 12 BETTING: 2 Sea Theme, 3 Malka, Mistral Star, 6 Decoration, 10 Cienfuegos 5-2 Foxfire Glow, 11-4 Duleek Street, 7-2 Dysart Dasher won the 4.05 in 2018, 2019 and 2022. nLIVE ON RACING TV
outpaced 2f out, weakened, last (btn 12l) to Savannah Smiles (9-9) WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 1 1 1 6
MARES HANDICAP HURDLE; winner
of 9 (btn 10l) to Buy The Dip (9-11) (Lingfield 6f hcap (6) £3,245 AW).
SYMONDS EVENT CATERING FILLIES’ HANDICAP (5);
2022: Sous Les Etoiles 3-8-13 Hayley Turner 8-1 (C Fellowes) drawn 8, 9 ran.
2.55 €11,100; 2m 3f. (14 runners) 5
6
636- CARSLAKE 69 A King 4-11-7 ....................... C Cullinan (7)
80-3 ZETTABYTE 20 (PH) G Elliott 6-11-6 ......... D Gilligan (7)
2.50 value to the winner £4,580; 7f. (5 runners)
Sunracing FORM
to Royal Mila (9-2) (Goodwood 11/4m
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4-13 ROYAL EAGLE 19 G Elliott 5-12-0.............. D Gilligan (7)
2-16 BELLA BLISS 29 (T;BF) J McConnell 6-11-13 . E Walsh (3)
2-14 FRUIT BLOSSOM 20 (P) G Elliott 7-11-11 .... J McGarvey
7
8
0-91 PRIORITISE 6 (T) J McConnell 5-11-5 ........... T Reilly (7)
0-59 VAL THE MAN 16 (BH) C Collins 6-11-5........ A Kelly (7)
1 (3) 3-64613 UNDER THE TWILIGHT 29 (C,D) M Blake 5-10-2 ........... David Probert 98 CIENFUEGOS (8-11) 16-1 off the pace in 4 /P-6 NODOUBTABOUTTHAT 13 S Crawley 8-11-8 .. L Quinlan (5)
9 5-58 MONOXIDE 18 (T) N McCluskey 8-11-4 ......... N Ryan (7)
last pair, never a factor, 10th of 11 (btn (2) £25,770 good to firm). Charlie Luciano l99, Sequoiaspirit 98, Prioritise 95.
2 (5) 43-15 TIGER BAY 23 (D) H Candy 3-9-9 ...........................................Dane O’Neill 93 5 51-2 PRESENTING DOYEN 29 (BF,D) C Collins 5-11-5 . A Kelly (7)
3 (4) 564261 ABBADIA 8 (P;D) G Boughey 3-9-8 ....................................... Kevin Stott l99 81/2l) to Truthful (9-2) (Salisbury 11/4m MISTRAL STAR (9-2) 9-2 close up, 6 05-5 COTTIE 29 (T) H Bromhead 8-11-2 ........ M O’Connor (5)
7-4 Sequoiaspirit, 4 Charlie Luciano, Zettabyte, 9-2 Prioritise
challenging 2f out, no impression
nov (5) £4,590 good to firm). 7 3-76 LADY ISEULT 29 D McLoughlin 8-11-2 ...... M Molloy (7) HANDICAP HURDLE; winner €6,000;
4 (1) 312 ANOTHER THOUGHT 17 E J-Houghton 3-9-8 ........... George Downing 96
5 (2) 62-1308 GWENDOLINA 20 (D) C Cox 3-8-12 ............................................ John Fahy 84
BETTING: 6-4 Under The Twilight, 11-4 Another Thought, 7-2 Abbadia, 9-2 Tiger
DECORATION (9-2) 6-1 ridden 2f out,
never near to challenge, 5th of 14
inside final furlong, 3rd of 16 (btn
12l) to Gather Ye Rosebuds (9-2)
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10
0-44 FIRST DARE 19 L Doyle 5-11-0 ................ L McKenna (5)
2-FP INFLUENTIAL LADY F14 J Barcoe 9-11-0...... D King (5)
53-8 KNOCKNAGAPPAGH 29 (BH) P Fahey 7-10-13 . E Fitzgerald (7)
4.40 2m 1f. (13 runners)
(53/4l) to Naomi Lapaglia (9-2) (Kemp- (Newbury 11/4m mdn (4) £6,480 soft). 1 98-9
BILLABLE GRANT 44 (BH;D) C McBratney 6-12-0 G Brouder (5)
Bay, 16 Gwendolina ton 1m fll nov stks (5) £3,672 AW). BONNE SUZETTE Ulysses filly out of 11 12-6 NATURAL LOOK 15 D Queally 7-10-13 ...... S FitzGerald 2 P-37
LITTEL FLOUR 18 (H,T) D Queally 6-12-0 . M O’Connor (5)
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 4-0 3 2 2 12 F7-P FRAZEL EXPRESS 16 J Barcoe 11-10-12 . K Callaghan (7) 3 08-4
LITTLETWINKLESTAR 15 (H) M Magnussen 6-11-10 N Prendergast (7)
MALKA (9-2) 18-1 slowly away, in rear, Retake. 13 328- MARY MEEHAN 288 W P Mullins 7-10-12 S Cleary-Farrell (7) 4 9-60
GOODIE GIRL 23 D McLoughlin 5-11-8.......... C Maxwell
2022: Sayifyouwill 4-9-13 Sean Levey 9-2 (A Perrett) drawn 4, 13 ran. pushed along 2f out, ran on well 1f SEA THEME €185,000 Sea The Stars 14 37-8 GAME AND GLORY 44 (P) P Rothwell 7-10-7 .. M McDonagh (5) 5 MASTERSTONEMASON 238 (P) F Costello 9-11-7 M McDonagh (5)
83P-
out, never nearer, 3rd of 10 (btn 51/4l) filly out of Mayhem. Royal Eagle l99, Presenting Doyen 98, First Dare 97. 6 0P-U
COPIA VERBORUM 16 (T) J Lambe 7-11-6.. L McKenna (5)
Sunracing FORM MILDREN CONSTRUCTION HANDICAP (4); value to
3 Royal Eagle, 5 Presenting Doyen, 6 Bella Bliss, 8 First Dare, Fruit
Blossom, 10 Mary Meehan, Cottie, 12 Natural Look
7 90-3
JINXS LINK 19 M Rice 7-11-6 ...................... D Maxwell (7)

UNDER THE TWILIGHT (8-6) 22-1 ran Beyond (9-1) 11/2l (8 ran) (Beverley 7f 5.10 the winner £5,888; 1m 2f. (4 runners) CONDITIONAL HANDICAP HURDLE;
8
9
NATURAL BREEZE 113 P Rothwell 8-11-4.. J O’Sullivan (5)
/60-
7-62
BE MY HERO 18 G Elliott 8-11-0.................. D Gilligan (7)
on 1f out, went 3rd towards finish, mdn (5) £4,320 good to firm).
3rd of 18 (btn 13/4l) to Shobiz (8-10) ANOTHER THOUGHT (9-6) 11-8 1 (1) 312-2 DUKEMAN 20 (BF) S & E Crisford 4-9-11 ..........................Jack Mitchell l99
2 (3) 61225-1 SAVROLA 47 J Ferguson 4-9-8...........................................Daniel Muscutt 98
3.30 winner €8,700; 2m 1f. (9 runners)
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12
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CRECERELLE 93 S Wilson 8-10-13 .............. J McGarvey
70-8
GLOBETROTTERSIVOLA 19 P Rothwell 7-10-13 . R Doyle
0P-0
GUEST 48 H Smyth 5-10-13 ........................ C O’Dwyer (5)
(Newbury 6f hcap (3) £18,319 good). prominent, ridden 2f out, went 2nd 1 63-0 DOLLAR VALUE 20 (TH;CD) T McCourt 8-12-5 .. A Kelly (4)
3 (2) 14460-7 ROGUE ROCKET 23 (VH;C) T Clover 4-9-7 .......................... David Egan 90 2 8P0- IN FROM THE COLD F33 G Elliott 6-11-13 . C McGivern (4) 13 7-6P
WEE JERRY 18 (T) N McCluskey 7-10-13 ...... N Ryan (7)
TIGER BAY (9-0) 25-1 in touch, ridden but could not go pace of leader, btn Be My Hero l99, Littel Flour 98, Jinxs Link 97.
4 (4) 9/31-86 NIGHT ARC 13 (D) R Hannon 4-9-0 ........................ Alec Voikhansky (5) 85 3 9-07 TYPICAL THOMAS 20 (C) J Fahey 6-11-11 . P Smithers (4)
2f out, stayed on finish, 5th of 11 (21/2l) 31/2l by Garner (9-11) (6 ran) (Lingfield 4 153- CIRQUE ROYAL F261 (T) G Quinn 7-11-5 . L Quinlan (2) 2 Be My Hero, 9-4 Jinxs Link, 8 Littel Flour, 12 Littletwinklestar, 14
to Sudden Ambush (9-5) (Good- 6f nov auc stks (5) £4,104 AW). BETTING: 10-11 Dukeman, 6-4 Savrola, 10 Rogue Rocket, 14 Night Arc 5 132- BY YOUR SIDE F37 G Elliott 4-11-2 ............ D Gilligan (4) Globetrottersivola, Wee Jerry, 16 Masterstonemason, Goodie Girl
wood 1m hcap (4) £6,831 good). GWENDOLINA (9-4) 40-1 towards rear, WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 3 6 50-5 ROCK ON SEAMIE 7 R Hackett 8-11-2 .................. D King
MARES NAT HUNT FLAT; winner
ABBADIA (9-1) 10-3 made all, clear
when shaken up inside final furlong,
ridden 2f out, never a factor, 8th of 13
(btn 63/4l) to Valkyrian (9-10) (Windsor
2022: Saigon 4-9-2 Hollie Doyle 3-1 (M Botti) drawn 2, 6 ran. 7
8
F4-R TOM MCGREEVY 16 (H,T;D) L Doyle 8-11-2 .. J O’Sullivan
1215 I DON’T GET IT 16 (B;CD) N McCluskey 9-11-0 . M O’Sullivan 5.15 €6,600; 2m 1f. (8 runners)
eased towards finish, bt From 1m hcap (5) £3,768 good to firm). Sunracing FORM 9 91-4 WILLYOUWALKWITHME 30 (CD) H Smyth 8-10-11 .. C O’Dwyer (2)
Willyouwalkwithme l99, By Your Side 98, Dollar Value 97.
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2
P-4 AIR DROP 13 G Elliott 5-11-11 ...... Mr J H Williamson (7)
P-F9 ANOOA 30 G McGill 5-11-11...................... Mr O McGill (7)
PETER & VIRGINIA WALWYN MEMORIAL BRITISH EBF 9-4 By Your Side, 4 Willyouwalkwithme, 6 Rock On Seamie
3.25 NOVICE STAKES (4); 2-y-o; £5,400; 6f. (6 runners)
DUKEMAN (9-8) 5-2 fav led until final ROGUE ROCKET (9-4) 12-1 held up,
furlong, stayed on same pace, btn
13/4l by Eeetee (9-7) (8 ran) (Redcar
never a factor, last of 7 (btn 5l) to
Spirit Of The Bay (9-6) (Haydock 4.05 NOVICE HURDLE; winner €6,600;
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4
5
66- GAYE WINNIE 155 G Elliott 5-11-11 .......... Mr H Swan (5)
GONE FOR TEA P Fahey 5-11-11 .................... Mr D Lavery
NAGAMBLER N McCluskey 5-11-11 ................. N Ryan (7)
1 (3) ALYANAABI O Burrows 9-7..............................................................Jim Crowley
11/4m hcap (4) £5,051 good to firm). 11/4m hcap (4) £6,542 good to firm).
2m 1f. (9 runners) 6 P52- RIVER TARA 59 (BF) W P Mullins 5-11-11 .. Mr P Mullins
2 (6) DARROCH E J-Houghton 9-7 ....................................................Charles Bishop 1 U-27 STARMAN 16 (H) D Queally 7-11-11 ............. S FitzGerald 7 IN A LITTLE WHILE G O’Loughlin 4-11-6 . K Callaghan (7)
3 (5) LABALABA S & E Crisford 9-7 .......................................................Jack Mitchell SAVROLA (9-1) 4-1 headway 2f out, NIGHT ARC (8-11) 28-1 looking for room 2 3-06 HANS GRUBER 30 (T) I Donoghue 7-11-10 . E Walsh (3) 8 SHEEMORE P Martin 4-11-6 ........................ Mr F Maguire
stayed on well to lead final strides, bt 2f out, ridden, no response, 6th of 9 3 422- SEQUOIASPIRIT F27 (BF) R Hackett 6-11-10.. D King (5) River Tara l99, Air Drop 90, Gaye Winnie 87.
4 (2) MISSION TO MOON R Varian 9-7 ....................................................David Egan Daheer (8-11) nk (9 ran) (W’hampton (btn 7l) to Youthful King (9-2) (Windsor 4 261- CHARLIE LUCIANO F3 N Meade 4-11-8.. L McKenna (5) 4-9 River Tara, 5 Air Drop, 8 Gone For Tea, 10 Sheemore
5 (4) EMBODY R Beckett 9-2 ..................................................................... Rossa Ryan 1m 1f hcap (4) £5,129 AW). 11/4m hcap (4) £5,653 good to firm).
6 (1) INDIGO POINT A Balding 9-2 ............................................................ non-runner
BETTING: 5-2 Alyanaabi, Mission To Moon, 4 Embody, 6 Labalaba, 8 Darroch
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 3 1-3 7 5
2022: Minnetonka 9-2 Pat Dobbs 17-2 (R Hannon) drawn 6, 8 ran.
5.45 H S LESTER MEMORIAL CHALLENGE CUP HANDICAP
(6); 3-y-o; winner £3,926; 1m 4f. (4 runners) GOWRAN PARK GOING: GOOD TO FIRM
MOLSON COORS HANDICAP (5); value to the winner
1 (3) 809-342 GRAHAM 22 R Hannon 9-9 .................................................. Dane O’Neill l99
MAIDEN STAKES; 2-y-o; winner EAMONN HAMES
4.00 £4,580; 6f. (8 runners)
2 (1) 58564 AFLOAT 19 (H) R Guest 9-8................................................... David Probert 93
3 (4) 900-119 GALLIMIMUS 15 (BF) G Boughey 9-5......................................Kevin Stott 98
4 (2) 976-650 QUIZLET 45 (BH) M Gillard 8-13 ..............................................Rob Hornby 77
1.25 €9,600; 7f. (11 runners)
1.25 ............................................................................Latin
1.55 ..................................................... Awesome Spirit
1 (4) 2400-34 MICHAELS CHOICE 15 (BF,CD) E J-Houghton 7-9-9 .. Charles Bishop 98 1 (1) AIR COMMANDER A P O’Brien 9-7 ........... W Lordan
2 (2) 3137-85 STRIKE 3 (D) J Portman 5-9-9...................................................Rob Hornby 87
BETTING: 5-6 Gallimimus, 2 Graham, 5 Afloat, 25 Quizlet 2 (3) 60 CARTER HALL 30 J Stack 9-7 .................. J Sheridan 2.30..........................................Touching Clouds (nb)
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED: 2 6 2 1 3 (4) FAMILIAR K Condon 9-7...................................... W Lee
3.05................................................ PINK SOCKS (nap)
3 (6) 400/0-3 THE CRUISING LORD 11 (D) R Brisland 7-9-9 ..................... David Egan 91 2022: Caius Chorister 8-10 Benoit Sayette 2-1 Fav (D Menuisier) drawn 3, 7 ran. 4 (2) JOLT A Slattery 9-7 ......................................... A Slattery
4 (3) 13540-8 VAUNTED 23 J O’Shea 4-9-8 ..........................................Rhys Clutterbuck 78 5 (10) 5 LATIN 30 A P O’Brien 9-7 .......................... J Heffernan 3.40........................................................... Sunset Nova
5 (1) 141319/ FLIP MODE 668 (T;BF,D) J O’Shea 6-9-8......... Callum Hutchinson (3) 86
6 (7) 22300-2 MUSICAL MYSTERY 15 (BH,T) A Stronge 4-9-5 .............. Jim Crowley 93 Sunracing FORM 6 (5)
7 (8)
6 MARINER 30 J Murtagh 9-7 ............................. B Coen
2 OLIGOPOLY 17 J O’Brien 9-7 ............... D McDonogh 4.15 ..................................................................Sea Spray
7 (8) 14-4112 REDREDROBIN 8 (BF,CD) M Saunders 6-9-3 ........... William Carson l99 GRAHAM (9-9) 2-1 close up, stayed on GALLIMIMUS (9-0) 5-6 fav slowly away,
8 (6)
9 (11)
STARLINER D O’Brien 9-7 ................................. G Ryan
THE MAN ABOVE J Fahey 9-7 ............. N Bennett (7)
4.50...........................................................Sandy Creek
8 (5) 326-765 GILT EDGE 12 (P;D) C Mason 7-8-13 .............................Gina Mangan (3) 90 final furlong, went 2nd close home, always towards rear, 9th of 14 (btn 10 (9) 07 BHEAN SAIBHRE 17 A Howard 9-2 ............. C Hayes 5.25.................................................Trustyourinstinct
BETTING: 11-4 Redredrobin, 4 The Cruising Lord, Musical Mystery, 5 Strike, 13-2 btn 3 / 4 l by Robusto (9-2) (4 ran) 7 3/ 4l) to Glenister (10-0) (Lingfield 11 (7) 8 PARISH RECORD 15 J Bolger 9-2 ............... R Cleary
Michaels Choice, 8 Flip Mode, 16 Gilt Edge, 25 Vaunted (Salisbury 11/2m hcap (6) £3,926 good). 11/4m hcap (6) £3,245 AW). Oligopoly l99, Latin 97, Mariner 97. TOM PEPPER: 1.25 Air Commander, 1.55 Alfarida,
WHERE FAVOURITES FINISHED and 2022: No corresponding race. AFLOAT (9-9) 17-2 led 3f out, headed QUIZLET (9-7) 80-1 in touch, lost place 9-4 Latin, 3 Oligopoly, 4 Air Commander, 5 Mariner, 7 Starliner 2.30 Many Tears, 3.05 Kodiac Prince, 3.40 Nyla
2f out, outpaced final furlong, th of 2f out, beaten 1f out, 11th of 12 (btn) to HANDICAP; 3-y-o; winner €6,900; Rua, 4.15 Semantics, 4.50 Hazalaya, 5.25 Vellner
Sunracing FORM 12 (btn 5l) to Shazam (9-6) (Lingfield
11/4m hcap (6) £3,245 good to firm).
Chester Tonik (9-6) (Salisbury 11/4m
hcap (6) £3,926 good to soft).
1.55 7f. (16 runners) nTIC-TAC: Right-handed oval, undulating course of 1m 3f with a
MICHAELS CHOICE (9-12) 13-8 fav (9 ran) (Bath 6f hcap (5) £3,873 firm). 1 (8) 4-05 AWESOME SPIRIT 9 (BH,T) M O’Callaghan 10-0 L Roche 3f run-in and a uphill finish. nDRAW: No advantage. nLEADING
ridden 2f out, never on terms, 4th of FLIP MODE (9-8) 9-4 jt fav behind, 2 (3) 6760 MONTY MAN 15 (D) L Hourigan 9-13.... J Heffernan TRAINERS (2018-2023): J P O’Brien 38-274, G M Lyons 36-152,
SUPER SPEED: MOONDIAL
PR BETS
ridden 3f out, weakened 2f out, 9th 3 (14) 8-54 KAYDEES MAGIC 26 S Lavery 9-12 ........... R Colgan
5 (btn 6l) to Parisiac (9-4) (Lingfield 4 (7) 0557 ONEPLUSONE 19 J Davison 9-12........... J Powell (5) J P Murtagh 34-147, A P O’Brien 32-163. THIS SEASON: J
6f app hcap (5) £3,873 good to firm). of 10 (btn 63/4l) to Blue Moonrise (9-9) (2.15 Salisbury) can 5 (9) 40060 VIKKI WALL 2 (T) I Donoghue 9-12 . C Stone-Walsh (7) Harrington 5, J P Murtagh 4, J P O’Brien 4. nTOP JOCKEYS
STRIKE (8-12) 10-1 in rear, not clear run (Chepstow 5f hcap (6) £2,700 good). go close if showing his 6 (15) 46-5 BATAAN 10 (BH) G Lyons 9-11....................... C Keane (2018-2023): C T Keane 50-308, B M Coen 29-192, W J Lee
1f out, stayed on final furlong, 5th MUSICAL MYSTERY (9-8) 16-1 pushed
of 9 (btn 31/4l) to Treacherous (9-3) along 1f out, no impression, btn READY TO WIN: ZOUS BABY all-weather form. 7 (6) 5637 LISIEUX 17 A McGuinness 9-7 ............... A Caffrey (5)
8 (16) 0249 ELMO LINCOLN 17 (V;BF) W McCreery 9-6 . W Lee
26-233, J A Heffernan 24-189. THIS SEASON: B M Coen 4, J M
(5.35 Doncaster) has been Sheridan 3, W J Lee 3. nLONGEST TRAVELLER: Singe Anglais
(Newbury 6f hcap (4) £6,281 good). 3
/ 4l by Crypto Quest (9-11) (12 ran) GAMBLED ON: GRAHAM 9 (1) 7-76 QALAHARI QUEEN 13 T McCourt 9-6 ..... J Ryan (7)
(3.05) trip of 392 miles. nJACKPOT: 3-6. PLACEPOT: 1-6.
THE CRUISING LORD (9-11) 10-1 (Doncaster 6f hcap (6) £3,768 good). a close beaten favourite on (5.45 Salisbury) was backed 10 (13) 0075 DISTILLATE 17 (T;D) A McGuinness 9-5 . C MacRedmond (5)
11 (4) 7680 MONITOLA 11 G Lyons 9-5 ............................ G Carroll nTRAINERFAX: A P O’Brien won the 1.25 in 2015 and 2017. J P
chance 1f out, one pace, 3rd of 7 REDREDROBIN (9-11) 5-2 fav always his past two outings.
(btn 13/4l) to Champagne Sarah (9-4) prominent, ran on final furlong, just before his second last time. 12 (5) 7421 ALFARIDA 17 (D) A Slattery 9-3 ................. A Slattery O’Brien won the 1.25 in 2016, 2021 and 2022, and won the 5.25
13 (11) 78-9 GOSFORD 36 E Lynam 9-3 ............................... B Coen in 2018 and 2022. nLIVE ON RACING TV
(Newbury 6f hcap (5) £4,527 good). held, btn hd by Savalas (9-3) (10 ran) 14 (17) 069 KINDA TINY 27 (TH) T Doyle 9-3 .................... G Ryan
REDREDROBIN (8-6) 11-2 prominent,
led final furlong, ran on, just held
on, bt Granary Queen (9-9) nk
(Chepstow 6f hcap (6) £3,245 good).
GILT EDGE (9-11) 9-1 close up, ridden
2f out, weakened, 5th of 7 (btn 8l) to
BOX CLEVER 15 (12) 3462 MASTER GARVEY 17 J Murray 9-3.............. C Hayes
16 (10) 9834 SNOWDONIA SONG 13 (P) J Bolger 9-0.... R Cleary
17 (2) 00-2 THE FOG HORN 17 (B) S O’Donnell 8-10 . RESERVE
11 (10) 4-03 NYLA RUA 26 (V) J Davison 4-8-13 ............... C Keane
12 (6) 700-3 CORBALLIS FLYER 2 (CD) J Barrett 5-8-12 ..... K Buuren (10)
13 (8) 70-7 TWO METRES APART 33 (H) M Byrne 5-8-12 .. G Ryan
VAUNTED (9-5) 22-1 towards rear, Hurt You Never (8-11) (Leicester 6f nTRAINERTRACE: DONCASTER 2.05 Embarked J Richards to J Fanshawe, 18 (18) 000 GOLDMOYNE 30 T Doyle 8-9...................... RESERVE 14 (15) 07-0 VICTORY LANTERN 17 (H) B Duke 4-8-12 . L Roche
ridden 2f out, no progress, 8th (81/2l) app hcap (6) £3,140 good to firm). 5.00 Ohnojoe O Williams to J Macey. DOWNPATRICK 2.20 All In Montmartre P Alfarida l99, Kinda Tiny 98, Oneplusone 97. 15 (14) 0075 VON KROLOCK 13 (BH) T Doyle 4-8-12 O McSweeney (5)
M J Doyle to H De Bromhead, 2.20 Now Is The Hour D O’Connor to G Cromwell. 5 Alfarida, 11-2 Master Garvey, 7 Snowdonia Song, Bataan, 8 Elmo Shona Mea l99, Nyla Rua 98, Cousin Shay 97.
Lincoln, Kaydees Magic, 10 Distillate, Awesome Spirit 4 Shona Mea, 9-2 Nyla Rua, 5 Sunset Nova, 8 Cousin Shay, 10 Not
GOWRAN PARK 3.05 Citrus Grove J Fanshawe to J Larkin, 35.25 Good Too J
EACH-WAY THIEF C Rouget to J P O’Brien. SALISBURY 2.15 Boom Boom Pow M Usher to Miss
J Davis. nHOT TRAINERS: A Nicholls 4 winners from 9 runners; S & E Crisford 2.30 FILLIES HANDICAP; winner
€14,100; 7f. (13 runners)
Just Any Eagle, Chimeric, 14 Von Krolock, 16 Corballis Flyer

APPRENTICE H’CAP; 3-y-o; winner

ALLIGATOR ALLEY (3.50 Doncaster) had excuses in the Dash
and is still very well handicapped. Have an each-way double
with WILDE AND DANDY (5.35 Doncaster) who has been
beaten less than a couple of lengths on his last two runs and
doesn’t need to find much more to take this affair.
GREYHOUND ROUND-UP
SELECTIONS
nSUNDERLAND: 11.06 Singing Miss
(nap) (6-1-5) 11.21 Ciarans Diva (3-2-
1) 11.36 Lukes Trinity (2-6-5) 11.51
Westforth Salsa (6-1-2) 12.06 Lilly Rose
(4-6-5) 12.21 Dannys Eva (4-3-1) 12.36
Tullymurry Dejay (4-5-6) 12.51 On The
Perch (5-1-2) 1.06 Im In Front (nb) (6-5-3)
1.21 Oh There Lady (3-6-2) 1.36 Limerick
Hero (4-6-1) 1.51 Rattling Whisper (1-2-6)
nPELAW GRANGE: 11.43 Pennylane
Knight (6-2-4) 11.58 Ever So Best (6-1-2)
12.13 Cashcube Alvor (5-1-6) 12.28 Joey
Sauvage (nap) (6-4-1) 12.43 Westforth
Daisy (4-6-5) 12.58 Glengiblin Lease (6-3-
1) 1.13 Bellmore Chief (3-6-4) 1.28 Wor
Cilla (3-5-4) 1.44 Shazam (2-1-5) 1.59
Toffee Trippett (nb) (1-6-4)
nSHEFFIELD: 12.30 Courtmac Duffy
(4-2-1) 12.47 Aulton Dubh (1-2-6) 1.04
Long Mysterious (5-2-1) 1.19 Acomb
Felix (1-4-5) 1.34 Acomb Irene (4-2-6)
1.49 Marcianos Punch (nap) (1-2-4) 2.04
Coyote Bear (1-5-4) 2.19 Ballycowen
Bear (2-6-5) 2.36 Cosy Boy (6-5-3) 2.54
Kilkenny Pat (2-1-3) 3.09 Keefill George
(4-1-5) 3.26 Distant Hugo (5-2-3) 3.44
Sandwood Ava (4-6-1) 4.04 Ballymac
Archer (nb) (2-5-6)
nTOWCESTER: 1.57 Loggies Buddy (nap)
(6-1-2) 2.12 Romeo Expo (4-6-5) 2.32
Beatties Syd (1-2-6) 2.52 Signet Goofy
(nb) (5-3-1) 3.11 Daleroad Max (4-1-5) 3.28
Wolf Moon (5-1-2) 3.48 Concatenation
(5-3-4) 4.08 Smores (6-2-3) 4.28 Eire Molly
(3-4-5) 4.48 Droopys Sunset (2-3-1) 5.08
Jemmapops (1-6-5) 5.28 Stanleys Delight
(2-1-6) 5.44 Orange Sydney (3-5-6) 6.02
Trapstyle Louis (3-2-4)
nKINSLEY: 6.19 Ballymac Blake (3-4-6)
6.36 Sweetheart (5-4-1) 6.51 Outback
River (1-4-5) 7.09 Marriedinamonth
(5-6-2) 7.26 Wilhelm Wizz (4-6-1) 7.41
Ballymacken Time (6-3-5) 7.58 Sophies
Star (nap) (4-5-1) 8.12 Killieford Aribo
(5-1-6) 8.27 Canya Shipaway (nb) (3-4-2)
8.46 Strike It Josie (6-4-1) 9.01 Hometown
Tilly (2-4-6) 9.16 Blue Tick Olivia (6-1-2)
RESULTS
nCRAYFORD: 10.17 Memphis King 7-1
(4-5-1 BAGS F £28.68 TC £0.00). 10.37
Ritzy Spirit 4-9f (6-4-5 £2.04 TC £0.00).
10.53 Millabbey Amy 13-8f (5-4-1 £16.18
TC £0.00). 11.09 Luna Jezabelle 2-9f
(4-6-2 £2.33 TC £0.00). 11.24 Ridgedale
Terri 15-8 (5-4-2 £6.61 TC £21.91). 11.39
Liz On Faya 14-1 (2-6-1 £56.97 TC £0.00).
11.54 Ferndale Magico 4-5f (3-5-6 £8.86
TC £0.00). 12.09 Moaning Mason 11-4
(5-4-3 £19.45 TC £65.52). 12.24 Beach
Babe 2-5f (5-2-1 £2.78 TC £0.00). 12.39
Dinny Mac 10-11f (5-4-2 £3.99 TC £0.00).
12.54 Daisy 5-6f (2-1-4 £1.98 TC £0.00).
1.09 Absolute Smash 11-10f (3-1-2
£16.14 TC £0.00). 1.24 Lenson Doolin
1-6f (5-4-2 £6.68 TC £0.00). 1.39 Arrigle
Blake 5-1 (5-6-2 £25.07 TC £0.00). 7.00
Burrow Flyer Evensf (3-4-5 £7.82 TC
£26.83). 7.17 Burrow Minstrel 7-1 (5-2-3
£40.21 TC £0.00). 7.35. 7.54. 8.13. 8.31.
8.51. 9.10. 9.30.
7 from 29. nHOT JOCKEYS: G F Carroll 9 wins from 37 rudes; James Doyle 9
from 39; K Stott 8 from 41. nJOB JOCKEYS: DONCASTER Jason Watson rides
Dutch Kingdom (4.25) for D Holland, 15 winners from 47 rides, 32%. SALISBURY C
Hutchinson rides Flip Mode (4.00) for J G O’Shea, 5 from 16, 31%. DOWNPATRICK
P W Mullins rides River Tara (5.15) for W P Mullins, 670 from 1948, 34%. GOWRAN
PARK W J Lee rides Vellner (5.25) for P Twomey, 84 from 313, 27%.
nDONCASTER: 1.49 Ballymac Levi
6-5jt (6-1-4 BAGS F £25.19 TC £85.01).
2.07 Ballymac Canter 5-4f (3-1-6 £8.84
TC £0.00). 2.23 Jaxx Bandita 7-1 (4-1-
5 £28.82 TC £119.23). 2.42 Ballymac
Loreen 5-6f (2-1-4 £9.97 TC £20.04).
3.02 Lady Mystical 8-1 (1-2-6 £58.99 TC
£83.37). 3.18 Cailin Nera 10-11f (3-5-4
£4.79 TC £7.57). 3.38 Jumeirah Rover
11-1 (5-6-3 £71.27 TC £147.59). 3.58
Coalmore Blakey Evensf (6-2-5 £13.03
TC £41.33). 4.18 Moss Rosie 15-8f
(6-2-3 £6.91 TC £18.01). 4.38 Wildcats
Kitty 15-8f (2-6-3 £7.95 TC £0.00). 4.58
Ballymac Alice 10-11f (4-5-3 £6.07 TC
£25.50). 5.18 Santro Bella 15-8f (1-5-6
£8.37 TC £21.91). 5.37 Millhouse Linda
7-2 (1-3-5 £29.07 TC £110.13). 5.54
Ballymac Aman 8-13f (1-4-5 £2.43).
nNEWCASTLE: 2.04 Havana Topper
9-4 (6-4-2 BAGS F £5.85 TC £14.58).
2.19 Killieford Kody 6-4f (2-3-1 £7.14
TC £14.92). 2.36 Ellies Teddy 6-4f (5-6-
3 £9.71 TC £19.17). 2.54 Ambervale
Duke 10-3 (4-1-6 £11.13 TC £35.33).
3.09 Glengar White 5-2 (3-5-6 £9.63 TC
£23.29). 3.26 Easy Be Strong 7-4f (1-2-5
£5.75 TC £24.24). 3.44 Big Time Crazy
9-4 (3-5-4 £10.29 TC £0.00). 4.04 Nadurra
Billy 6-1 (4-2-1 £18.64 TC £50.40). 4.23
Silverhill Kate 7-2 (1-2-4 £11.62 TC
£45.16). 4.43 Mcbraemar 11-4 (5-2-1
£13.13 TC £54.60). 5.03 Downies Celia
4-1 (3-1-6 £27.09 TC £106.32). 5.22 Over
The Road 6-4f (6-1-5 £5.33 TC £11.99).
nSWINDON: 11.06 Ashway Amber 6-4
(3-2-1 BAGS F £16.30 TC £27.29). 11.21
Ardmayle Topaz 5-1 (1-2-3 £24.02 TC
£76.30). 11.36 Unknown Captain 7-4f
(4-5-1 £13.97 TC £34.93). 11.51 Ashway
Daisy 13-8f (1-4-6 £10.60 TC £46.79).
12.06 Conway Made 13-8f (2-5-1 £6.22
TC £16.94). 12.21 Springwood Kayla 4-1
(2-1-5 £13.59 TC £0.00). 12.36 Mohican
Joyce 5-4f (2-3-6 £7.11 TC £18.72).
12.51 Distant Timmy 7-1 (2-3-1 £26.43
TC £0.00). 1.06 Bogroad Lady 7-1 (6-5-3
£24.48 TC £58.03). 1.21 Ballymac Loca
5-4f (2-3-4 £7.38 TC £0.00). 1.36 Cant
Stop Me Now 5-2 (6-5-2 £9.12 TC £16.12).
1.51 Zari Mike 6-1 (1-4-3 £28.48).
nTOWCESTER: 6.04 Makeit Magical
13-8jt (3-5-6 BAGS F £4.68 TC £0.00).
6.20 Fromposttopillar 4-5f (5-2-1 £3.05
TC £5.91). 6.35 Savana Top Cat 1-2f (3-1-
2 £14.70 TC £38.36). 6.50 Arkady 15-8
(5-1-2 £4.42 TC £14.11). 7.10 Romeo
Command 5-4f (5-6-2 £7.74 TC £26.42).
nSHEFFIELD: 6.19 Blastoff Bambi 6-4
(3-5-6 BAGS F £9.83 TC £0.00). 6.36
Nolas Tiny Tim 4-1 (DH 3rd 5-2-4 £16.89
TC £19.07, 5-2-1 TC £24.95). 6.51
Ballygur Abby 11-8f (1-3-2 £13.25 TC
£34.73). 7.09 Tommys Image 4-5f (2-5-6
£14.17 TC £64.62). 7.26 Damien Star
11-4 (4-5-6 £7.08 TC £0.00).
nPERRY BARR: 6.26 Druids Movin On
15-8f (2-1-6 BAGS F £6.19 TC £0.00).
6.41 Storys Picture 10-3 (1-6-2 £21.08
TC £60.54). 6.59 Flyhigh Barny 7-1 (5-1-6
£20.82 TC £80.61). 7.16 Moonstone 9-1
(6-2-3 £56.71 TC £140.31).
1 (5)
2 (9)
-565 RED HEEL 13 (PH;CD) W McCreery 6-10-0 L Roche
17-61 VERNET 2 (D) J O’Brien 3-10-7 (7ex) .... H Horgan (7)
3 (10) 74-7 PLUME NOIRE 28 (PH) B Duffy 5-9-13 ..... J Ryan (7)
4 (3) 180- SHEYYA 261 (D) J Murtagh 3-9-13.................. B Coen
5 (6) 8-84 SILKEN LADDER 17 (H;CD) J Murphy 4-9-12 .. G Carroll
6 (11)0U42 COUMSHINGAUN 15 (BF) K Coleman 4-9-9 .. W Lordan
7 (1) 1-47 NOT EVEN CLOSE 22 (D) D O’Brien 3-9-9 ... G Ryan
8 (2) 61-8 TOUCHING CLOUDS 23 (BH;BF,CD) D Weld 4-9-9 C Hayes
9 (4) 81 MANY TEARS 13 (T;CD) G Lyons 3-9-8 ...... C Keane
10 (7) -147 CAPUCHINERO 17 (PH;D) J O’Brien 4-9-7 . J Coen (5)
11 (12)
4237 LITTLE QUEENIE 21 P Flynn 4-9-6 ........... L McAteer
12 (8) 13-9 MARSA 21 (TH;CD) E Lynam 4-9-6.................. W Lee
13 (13)09-9 FOX DEGREE 15 (PH) M McGivern 3-9-1 . C Stone-Walsh (7)
Red Heel l99, Many Tears 98, Vernet 97.
7-2 Many Tears, 5 Red Heel, 6 Vernet, 8 Touching Clouds, Coum-
shingaun, 10 Not Even Close, 12 Capuchinero, Marsa
HANDICAP; winner €6,600;
3.05 1m. (15 runners)
1 (2) 350- CITRUS GROVE 262 J Larkin 4-10-2 .... A Caffrey (5)
2 (5) 5407 OLD PECULIER 13 M Fahey 4-10-1 ................. G Ryan
3 (15) 9421 BARNHILL ROSE 13 (CD) D Hogan 5-9-13 J Sheridan
4 (7) -532 KODIAC PRINCE 33 (P;BF,C,D) T Cleary 6-9-13.. R Cleary
5 (4) 606- NO PATIENCE 230 J McConnell 5-9-13 . S Rutledge (5)
6 (13) 8005 PRINCESS RAJJ 14 (P,T) J Harrington 4-9-12 . N Crosse
7 (12)00000 ABOVE IT ALL 2 J McConnell 4-9-10 .... D McDonogh
8 (9) 007- ESTELLA BELLA 386 (HH) M Halford & T Collins 5-9-8. B Coen
9 (8) 90640 MASS GATHERING 2 (B,T) J Murray 5-9-8 ... J Heffernan
10 (11) 5008 COOL VIXEN 13 (D) S Carey 6-9-6 ............... C Keane
11 (14) 0-25 SINGE ANGLAIS 27 (V;BF) H McGuigan 6-9-3 . G Carroll
12 (3) 0-00 ATLAS 3 (V;D) T McCourt 10-9-0 ................ J Ryan (7)
13 (10) 8-00 GOLDEN FOREST J8 (T) L Comer 4-8-12 ... L Roche
14 (6) 0-73 PINK SOCKS 14 T Doyle 4-8-12 ..................... C Hayes
15 (1) 500- TREBLE CONE 271 (B;D) G Keane 8-8-12 .. J Kearney (7)
Barnhill rose l99, Kodiac Prince 98, Pink Socks 97.
4 Barnhill Rose, 9-2 Kodiac Prince, 7 Singe Anglais, 8 Princess
Rajj, Pink Socks, 10 No Patience, Mass Gathering, 14 Estella Bella
HANDICAP; winner €6,600;
3.40 1m. (15 runners)
1 (12) 2815 SHONA MEA 3 (V;CD) J Harrington 6-10-1 . S McCullagh (3)
2 (3) 3/0- BARDO CONTIGUO 401 (D) E Doyle 7-9-11 A Persse (7)
3 (9) 016- COUSIN SHAY 212 (H) J McConnell 4-9-10.. C McConnell (7)
4 (7) 0-09 KALAROUN 86 (P,T) T Cogan 5-9-9 ..... J Heffernan
5 (1) 5-00 NOT JUST ANY EAGLE 9 (BF) P Flynn 4-9-8 . W Lee
6 (5) 0800 DELUCA CHOP 30 S Duffy 4-9-7 .......... C Horgan (7)
7 (2) 9402 SUNSET NOVA 14 (D) A Slattery 7-9-7 ..... A Slattery
8 (13) 7156 CHIMERIC 39 (P;D) J Levins 6-9-2 ........ D O’Connor
9 (11) 0087 KRATOS 17 (P) J McConnell 5-9-0 ... S Rutledge (5)
10 (4) 0000 LECLERC 14 (V) A McGuinness 5-8-13 . A Caffrey (5)
4.15 €7,500; 1m 1f 100yds. (8 runners)
1 (2) 9-74 SEMANTICS 7 (BH) G Lyons 10-0....... J Kearney (4)
2 (7) 26-6 WOODCOCK FLIGHT 19 K Prendergast 9-12 . D Curran (7)
3 (8) 4157 MISS CARUSO 55 (TH) A McGuinness 9-11. C MacRedmond
4 (5) -465 SIXPACK 42 J Murtagh 9-9........................... D Sheehy
5 (3) -694 EVENING’S EMPIRE 48 E & P Harty 9-2 .. C Stone-Walsh (7)
6 (6) 3-38 JALO 10 N Meade 9-2............................... A Caffrey (2)
7 (4) 47-7 SEA SPRAY 33 (PH;BF) J Harrington 9-1 ... J Powell
8 (1) 7056 SILKIES SIB 13 T Doyle 8-8 ....................... S Rutledge
Semantics l99, Sixpack 98, Woodcock Flight 97.
3 Semantics, 7-2 Woodcock Flight, 5 Sixpack, 6 Sea Spray, 7
Evening’s Empire, 8 Jalo, Silkies Sib, 16 Miss Caruso
FILLIES MAIDEN STAKES; winner
4.50 €9,000; 1m 1f 100yds. (17 runners)
1 (10) HELENS DELIGHT J16 J O’Shea 4-10-0 . A Persse (7)
2 (9)
3 (6)
4 (15)
05- INABLINK 291 B Fitzgerald 4-10-0 ............ L McAteer
LADY WINGALONG E Kent 4-10-0 ......... J Heffernan
AUDSCAR J McConnell 3-9-3.................. D O’Connor
5 (18) 99 ELSA’S PRIDE 15 J Stack 3-9-3 ................. A Slattery
6 (13) 96 FAIRYTALE PRINCESS 21 G Lyons 3-9-3 .. J Kearney (7)
7 (14) 4694 FANAIGI LINN 17 J Bolger 3-9-3 ................... R Cleary
8 (17) FEATHERTOP J Harrington 3-9-3 ............... N Crosse
9 (1) 9 GIVEMEHOPEROSA 26 J Davison 3-9-3 .... C Hayes
10 (3) 9-43 HAZALAYA 61 (BF) J Murtagh 3-9-3 ............. B Coen
11 (12) 8-7 KIRKUILA 21 J Barrett 3-9-3 ............................. G Ryan
12 (16) MAXUX J O’Brien 3-9-3 .................................. M Sheehy
13 (2) 9 MELROSE DUCHESS 36 J Halley 3-9-3...... L Roche
14 (11) 8 MISS MCHENRY 27 G Lyons 3-9-3 ............. G Carroll
15 (4) 0 PRETTY COMPANY 13 M Doyle 3-9-3 . C Stone-Walsh (7)
16 (19) 2-3 SANDY CREEK 43 (BF) J O’Brien 3-9-3 . D McDonogh
17 (8) 7 VELVET AND VINE 28 G Lyons 3-9-3........... C Keane
18 (7) 09 JUST ANOTHER EAGLE 13 P Flynn 3-9-3 RESERVE
19 (5) 0 YOU MAKE ME SMILE 11 P Fahy 5-10-0 . RESERVE
Sandy Creek l99, Hazalaya 93, Fanaigi Linn 90.
6-4 Sandy Creek, 9-2 Hazalaya, 6 Velvet And Vine, 8 Maxux, 10
Feathertop, 12 Inablink, Fanaigi Linn, 14 Miss Mchenry
5.25 RATED RACE; winner €10,500;
1m 1f 100yds. (6 runners)
1 (6) 2458 SALTONSTALL 23 (P,T;D) A McGuinness 9-10-3 C MacRedmond (5)
2 (3) 4320 CASANOVA 22 (D) A McGuinness 7-9-12 . A Caffrey (5)
3 (1) 12/ GOOD TOO 634 J O’Brien 4-9-12 .................. S Crosse
4 (5) 41-5 VELLNER 58 (BH,T;BF) P Twomey 4-9-12...... W Lee
5 (4) 4-54 SUNSET SHIRAZ 47 (T;C) G Cromwell 4-9-7 G Carroll
6 (2) 1 TRUSTYOURINSTINCT 22 J O’Brien 3-9-6 . D McDonogh
Sunset Shiraz l99, Trustyourinstinct 97, Saltonstall 94.
11-4 Trustyourinstinct, 3 Saltonstall, 4 Sunset Shiraz, 9-2 Casanova,
7 Vellner, 8 Good Too
56 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023
Teams quit Tour
THREE teams pulled out of the Tour de Suisse
following the death of rider Gino Mader.
Intermarche-Circus-Wanty said it was “respect-
ing our riders’ well-being” as they joined Mader’s
Bahrain Victorious outfit and Tudor Pro
Cycling in withdrawing.
The 26-year-old (left) died after crashing
into a ravine on Thursday’s fifth stage. Remco
Evenepoel won stage seven yesterday.
BRITISH 800m ace
P Keely Hodgkinson
smashed the England
Under-23 Championship
400m record to
triumph in Chelmsford.
Her new PB of
52.24sec beat Christine
Ohuruogu’s 2005 mark
of 52.43. She said: “I’d
hoped for a 51!”
Magic Martin
JORGE MARTIN scorched to his second sprint
win of the MotoGP season in Germany.
The Pramac Racing rider (left) said: “I enjoyed
the laps a lot — I was on the limit.”
Ducati’s world champion Francesco
Bagnaia finished second, with Red Bull
KTM’s Jack Miller completing the podium.
Victory lifted Martin to second in the
championship, 21 points behind Bagnaia.
SPORTS ROUND-UP: RESULTS & FIXTURES
FRIENDLY INTERNATIONAL
BRAZIL (2) 4 GUINEA (1) 1 BETFRED CHALLENGE CUP
Joelinton 27 Guirassy 36
Rodrygo 30
Eder Militao 47
Vinicius Junior 87 (pen)
CRICKET
VITALITY T20 BLAST
SOUTH GROUP
Gloucestershire v Kent
Bristol: Gloucs 137 (19.3 overs). Kent 138-3
(17 overs; D J Bell-Drummond 56no). Kent
(2pts) beat Gloucs by 7 wickets.
P W L T NR Pts RR
Surrey 9 7 2 0 0 14 1.85
Somerset 9 7 2 0 0 14 1.65
Essex 8 6 2 0 0 12 0.37
Hampshire 9 5 4 0 0 10 0.47
Kent 9 4 5 0 0 8 0.03
Glamorgan 8 4 4 0 0 8 -0.70
Gloucs 8 3 5 0 0 6 -0.98
Sussex 9 3 6 0 0 6 -1.54
Middlesex 9 0 9 0 0 0 -1.30
FIRST TEST
Bangladesh v Afghanistan
Mirpur: Bangladesh 382-10 (Shanto 146;
Joy 76; NMasood 5-79) & 425-4 (Shanto
124; M Haque 121no; Hasan 71; Das 66no);
Afghanistan 146-10 (Chowdhury 4-47) & 115-
10 (Islam 3-28; Ahmed 4-37). Bangladesh
win by 546 runs.
WOMEN’S 3-DAY MATCHES
Derby: Australia A 221 (63.3 overs; Knott
51no, Ecclestone 5-38) & 361-7 (83 over-
sJonassen 173no, Webb 79; England 650
(118.2 overs; Beaumont 201; A Jones 88;
Dunkley 84; Sciver-Brunt 76; Knight 72, Gib-
son 62). Match drawn.
Leicester: Australia 284 (61.3 overs;
Mooney 107) & 371-7 (76 overs, Sutherland
116, Gordon 5-49); England A 562-9 (115.1
overs; Winfield-Hill 106; Schofield 102;
Heath 88; Scrivens 58; Garth 4-69). Match
drawn.
CYCLING
TOUR DE SUISSE: Stage 7 (Tubach-Wein-
felden, 183.5km) - 1 R Evenpoel (Bel) Soudal
Quick-Step 4h 1m 4s, 2 W Van Aert (Bel)
Jumbo-Visma, 12 T Pidcock (GB) INEOS
Grenadiers both at same time. Overall - 1
M Skjelmose (Den) Trek-Segafredo 20h 44m
45s, 2 F Gall (Aut) AG2R Citroen +8s, 3 J Ay-
uso (Spa) UAE Team Emirates +18, 4 Even-
poel +46, 22 Pidcock +20m 27s.
TOUR OF SLOVENIA: Stage 4 (Ljubljana
to Kobarid, 165.6km) - 1 J David Pena (Col)
Jayco-AlUla 4h 20m 46s, 2 F Zana (Ita Team
Jayco-AlUla +17s, 3 D Ulissi (Ita) UAE Team
Emirates at same time, 8 P Double (GB) Hu-
man Powered Health +36. Overall - 1 Zana
16h 52m 41s, 2 Ulissi +1s, 3 L Fortunato (Ita)
EOLO-Kometa Cycling +6, 7 Double +25.
TOUR OF BELGIUM: Stage 4 (Durbuy,
172.6km): 1 M Van Der Poel (Hol) Alpecin-De-
ceuninck 4h 9m 42s, 2 T Nys (Bel) Trek-Sega-
fredo +16s, 3 C Pedersen (Den) Soudal
Quick-Step +18. Overall - 1 Van Der Poel
11h 56m 52s, 2 S Waerenskjold (Nor) Uno-X
Pro Cycling +40s, 3 C Pedersen (Den) Soudal
Quick-Step +53.
GOLF
LADIES AMUNDI GERMAN MASTERS
(Seddiner See, Brandenburg): 3rd Rnd (GB
& Irl unless stated) - 203 C Gainer 68 67 68,
K Napoleaova (Cze) 68 66 69, 205 D Dagar
(Ind) 69 69 67, 207 J Gustavsson (Swe) 66
67 74, 208 M MacLaren 66 71 71, V Elena
Carta (Ita) 68 71 69, O Mehaffey 64 71 73.
MOTORCYCLING
BRITISH SUPERBIKE CHAMPIONSHIP
(Knockhill): Race 1 - 1 G Irwin (GB) Ducati
15m 57.026s, 2 K Ryde (GB) Yamaha +0.606,
3 J O’Halloran (Aus) Yamaha +1.851, 4 T
Bridewell (GB) Ducati +5.140.
MICHAEL JORDAN
P has agreed to sell
his majority stake in the
NBA’s Charlotte Hornets
— who are reported to
be worth £2billon.
Jordan — the NBA’s
only black majority team
owner — will keep a
minority stake, ending a
13-year run as chairman.
RUGBY LEAGUE
QUARTER-FINALS
HULL (12) 18 ST HELENS (12) 32
Hull - Tries: Griffin, Savelio, Trueman. Goals:
Sutcliffe (3). St Helens - Tries: Batchelor,
Hurrell, Sironen, Dodd, Welsby, Bell. Goals:
Makinson (2), Lussick (2).
HULL K R (18) 28 SALFORD (0) 10
Hull K R - Tries: R. Hall, Zenon, Linnett,
Kenny-Dowall, Hadley. Goals: Milnes (4).
Salford - Tries: Lafai, Burgess. Goals: Sneyd.
BETFRED CHAMPIONSHIP - Toulouse 48
Sheffield 10.
Top P W D L F A Pts
Featherstone 14 13 0 1 586 160 26
Toulouse 15 10 0 5 462 192 20
Sheffield 15 10 0 5 443 312 20
Batley 14 10 0 4 259 251 20
Bradford 14 9 0 5 332 321 18
SPEEDWAY
CHAMPIONSHIP - Berwick 44 Oxford 46.
TENNIS
ATP BOSS OPEN (Stuttgart): Semi-finals
- F Tiafoe (USA) bt M Fucsovics (Hun) 6-3
7-6~(13-11) J Struff (Ger) bt H Hurkacz (Pol)
3-6 6-3 6-3.
ATP & WTA LIBEMA OPEN (‘s-Hertogen-
bosch Netherlands): Semi-finals, Men - J
Thompson (Aus) bt R Hijikata (Aus) 7-6 (7-5)
6-3; T Griekspoor (Hol) bt E Ruusuvuori (Fin)
6-4 7-5. Women - E Alexandrova (Rus) bt A
Sasnovich (Blr) 6-1 7-6 (7-1) V Kudermetova
(Rus) bt V Hruncakova (Svk) 6-3 6-2.
WTA ROTHESAY OPEN (Nottingham):
Semi-finals - K Boulter (GB) bt H Watson
(GB) 6-4 7-5; J Burrage (GB) bt A Cornet (Fra)
7-5 7-5.
NOTTINGHAM CHALLENGER Men’s
Semi-finals - A Murray (GB) bt N Borges
(Por) 6-3 6-2; A Cazaux (Fra) bt D Koepfer
(Ger) 7-5 6-2..
TODAY’S SPORT
UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE FINAL
Croatia v Spain ...........................7.45
(Live on Viaplay Sports 1)
3RD/4TH PLAY-OFF
Holland v Italy ............................. 2.0
(Live on Viaplay Sports 1)
CRICKET
Ashes First Test—day 3 of 5: England
v Australia (Edgbaston, 11.0).
T20 Blast (2.30pm) - North Group:
Derbyshire v Yorkshire (Chesterfield), Lancs
v Durham (Emirates Old Trafford), Leics v
Worcs (Grace Road), Northamptonshire v
Notts (Northampton). South Group: Glam-
organ v Gloucs (Sophia Gardens), Middlesex
v Essex (Lord’s), Surrey v Hampshire (The
Kia Oval).
FORMULA 1
CANADIAN GRAND PRIX (Montreal, 7.0).
DARTS
World Cup of Darts (Frankfurt).
GOLF
U.S. Open (The Los Angeles Country Club).
RUGBY LEAGUE
Challenge Cup Quarter-finals:
Wigan v Warrington (2.30), York v Leigh (5.0).
Championship (3.0): Barrow v Widnes,
Bradford v Halifax, Featherstone v London
Broncos, Newcastle v Keighley, Swinton v
Batley. League 1 (3.0): Hunslet v Cornwall
RLFC, North Wales Crusaders v Midlands
Hurricanes (2.30), Oldham v Doncaster, Work-
ington v London Skolars.
TENNIS
ATP Boss Open (Stuttgart).
ATP & WTA Libema Open (‘S-Hertogen-
bosch, Netherlands).
WTA Rothesay Open (Nottingham).
Nottingham Challenger (Nottingham).
2GM
GOLF US OPEN DAY
Made of
the Ryde
stuff
RORY’S FIGHT
BOOSTS LUKE
RORY McILROY’S true grit at the
Tinseltown US Open will delight
Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald —
especially since USA talisman
Justin Thomas admitted he is
playing “s**tty” golf!
McIlroy turned around his fortunes at
Los Angeles Country Club with a
stunning birdie spree on his second
nine in round two to reach eight
under par, just two shots behind
halfway leader Rickie Fowler.
And the world No 3 insisted
he is ready for anything the
game chucks at him, despite the
long drought since the last of
his four Major triumphs, at the
2014 USPGA Championship.
The Northern Irishman, 34,
said: “I’ve been trying and I’ve
come close over the past nine
years or so and I keep coming back.
“I feel I’ve shown a lot of resilience in
my career, through a lot of ups and
downs, and I keep going.
“And whether that means I get
rewarded or I get punched in the gut,
I’ll always keep coming back.”
That show of defiance is just what
Donald (above) will want McIlroy to
transmit to the European team when
they face the Yanks in September.
Despite being unbeaten on home soil
for 30 years, Europe will start as big
underdogs in Rome after their record
19-9 loss at Whistling Straits in 2021.
McIlroy showed how much the Ryder
Cup meant to him after that humbling, as
MISSION . . . Dubois outclasses Lescano
EUR THE MAN
. . . McIlroy watches
his shot from the
trees in a spirited
second round
By DAVID FACEY
he wept and berated himself for letting
down his team-mates.
In contrast, Thomas led the USA
celebrations after emerging as the
team-room leader.
He was the man who forced feuding
stars Brooks Koepka and Bryson
DeChambeau to bury the hatchet before
the competition began.
And his successful part-
nership with lifelong pal
Jordan Spieth has
been a driving force
for the Americans —
the duo have won
eight of the ten
matches they have
played together in
Ryder Cup and Presi-
dent Cup clashes.
But while McIlroy was showing
signs of returning to his brilliant best in
LA, Thomas (right) was packing his bags.
The double USPGA champion suffered
a horror show in the second round,
shooting an 11-over 81.
That saw Thomas miss the cut by 12
shots at 14 OVER and he finished in joint-
152nd place, ahead of just three players.
And it is not just a one-off. Thomas
has managed just four top-ten finishes
in the 13 months since his second
Major title.
The 30-year-old also missed the cut at
The Masters in April and was a distant
65th defending his USPGA crown at
Oak Hill last month.
He groaned: “This is the lowest I’ve
Caz’s carry on abroad
CAROLINE DUBOIS wants an overseas mission
just like her brave heavyweight brother Daniel.
The Greenwich golden girl dominated Argen-
tine Yanina Lescano over ten rounds on Friday.
Next up she fancies a clash with American ex-
world champ Mikaela Mayer, to match Daniel’s
Poland trip in August to face Oleksandr Usyk.
Lightweight Caroline, 22, said: “I’ve been
vocal that I want to move quick. I’ve been vocal
THREE
felt as a golfer. It’s all pretty s**tty
when you shoot 14 over.
“I felt like I was playing the best I’ve
played in a really long time and I could
one hundred per cent win this week.
And it all ends up being humiliating
and embarrassing. Funny game, man.”
Spieth — also without a win this year
— missed the cut, as did world No 7 and
course-record holder Max Homa, adding
to USA captain Zach Johnson’s worries.
Meanwhile, McIlroy had said
there was a “big discrepancy”
between the two nines at LA as
he played the front stretch in
ten under par in the first two
rounds, and had to fight like
fury to only give two back on
the closing holes.
His view was borne out as
2019 Open champion Shane
Lowry and world No 4 Patrick
Cantlay both shot the lights out on
the front nine yesterday, sharing nine
birdies.
But they found the home stretch
tougher, as Cantlay signed for a three-
under-par 67, a shot better than Lowry.
Korean Tom Kim made the first nine
look even easier as he played it in just
29 shots — six under par — becoming
only the fourth player to break 30 in
the US Open’s 128-year history.
Three-time Major champion Padraig
Harrington, 51, was another early starter
to enjoy himself. He rolled back the
years for the second day running,
improving on his second-round 69 with
a superb 67 to race up the leaderboard.
Third-round action — thesun.co.uk/sport
By WALLY DOWNES Jr
in calling for Mikaela Mayer, early next year or
this year. I don’t need fights that will be easy
blowouts. I need progression fights and this is
what I’m asking for.”
On the same York Hall bill, Team GB 2020
bronze hero Frazer Clarke beat Polish heavy-
weight Mariusz Wach to win a ten-round shutout.

RUGBY LEAGUE HULL FC 18 ST HELENS 32
McGuire’s
on his way
Wigan v Warrington, 2.30pm, BBC1
JOSH McGUIRE appears to have left
Warrington following his 12-match ban
for a jibe towards a family member of
Leigh winger Josh Charnley.
The shamed Aussie star (above), 33, is
thought to be heading back to Australia,
while RFL chiefs wanted a season-long
suspension.
His father, Adam, blasted the disci-
plinary process, saying: “It came down
to the RL panel believing one person’s
word over another.”
But ahead of today’s Challenge Cup
quarter-final, Wolves boss Daryl
Powell said: “I’m just focused on
the players who are playing.”
Jubb is
reel deal
York v Leigh, 5pm, Viaplay Sports 1
WILL JUBB is eyeing a hefty catch as
York aim for a Challenge Cup upset today
— after helping to make sure the
nation’s fish stocks are healthy.
The Knights ace, a doctor, monitors
the population of different fish species
for the Environment Agency.
Jubb (above) explained: “It isn’t like
The Simpsons where they put a probe
in and all the fish float to the top!
“I’ve combined the two things I love
— going fishing and playing rugby.”
Hooker Jubb hopes to send Champ-
ionship York into the semi-finals by
reeling in Leigh Leopards.
JACK ’N
THRILL
Griff and Co Wel beaten
JOSH GRIFFFIN saw
red as Jack Welsby KO’d
hopes of an all-Humberside the
Challenge Cup final.
By GARY CARTER
referee didn’t have that big
a bearing on the game.”
Hull centre Griffin
dismissed for rowing with ref
Chris Kendall after the half-
time hooter.
Smith’s side hit back after
was
And Saints cashed in on
their extra man, with Welsby
scoring one try and having a
role in two more to book their
place in the last four.
Hull boss Tony Smith admit-
ted: “I’m not sure what he said
but I’d suggest it was with
some sort of profanity.
“All I’d suggest is some frus-
tration crept in but we don’t
want to be a sport where we
JACK HIGH . . . can criticise refs in the field.
“It’s got to be done respect-
Welsby celebrates fully. We have protocols and we
his try in Saints’ should be stringent on them.
quarter-final win “If he hasn’t said anything, I’ll
defend him to the hilt. However,
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ...............
Joe Batchelor’s early try and
two Tommy Makinson goals
established an eight-point lead.
Griffin showed his good side
by making it seven tries in five
games and Andre Savelio grab-
bed a second try.
Konrad Hurrell made it 12-12
at the break before Welsby,
Curtis Sironen, Lewis Dodd and
James Bell saw Saints home.
Coach Paul Wellens admitted:
“It made me a little bit more
anxious. There’s a tendency to
think you’ll blow teams off the
park when they go down to 12
but that never happens.
“Going to 12 can galvanise a
team — you saw that with Hull.
“But when we stick to our
identity and play to it, we’re
tough to handle.”
57
MILNES . . . stand-in
Rowan to
the rescue
Hull KR................28
Salford.................10
By GARY CARTER
ROWAN MILNES booted
injury-hit Hull KR one
step from Wembley.
Milnes came in for
crocked Jordan Abdull
and set up tries for
Shaun Kenny-Dowall and
Dean Hadley to go with
four goals.
Tanguy Zenon, Ryan
Hall and Kane Linnett
also scored in this Chall-
enge Cup quarter-final.
Coach Willie Peters
said: “We’ve had some
tough weeks but going
through them will make
us down the track.
“This result could be
huge — this was a KR
performance and it’ll
give them belief.”
Salford boss Paul
Rowley admitted: “We
didn’t apply ourselves
physically. I didn’t see it
coming to be honest.”
58 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023 2GM

GREAT BRITISH FACE OFF

Murray glory run Katie & Jodie final
Nott stopping yet scrap for No1 spot
By JORDAN DAVIES By JORDAN DAVIES
ANDY MURRAY made it nine straight KATIE BOULTER and Jodie Burrage will play
wins to reach a second final in a week. out a first all-British WTA final for 46 years
After last week’s Surbiton Trophy triumph, at the Nottingham Open today.
the three-time Grand Slam champion booked Boulter saw off compatriot Heather Watson 6-4
another final spot at the Nottingham Open with 7-5 in her semi-final, while Burrage showed guts
a 6-3 6-2 win over Portugal’s Nuno Borges. to triumph over France’s Alize Cornet 7-5 7-5.
Murray, 36, faces unseeded Frenchman It will be a maiden WTA final for both,
Arthur Cazaux, 20, for the title today. with Boulter’s British No 1
And the Scot hopes to continue his tag also on the line.
grass success at Wimbledon next The last WTA final
month. The two-time SW19 champ BRIT SPECIAL . . . between two Brits was
said: “Absolutely. You want to enjoy Boulter roars with in 1977 when Sue Barker
your tennis but ultimately you play beat Virginia Wade in
these events to try and win them. delight after beating
Watson and Burrage San Francisco.
“It is brilliant I get the oppor- Boulter, 26, said: “I’ve
tunity to try and do that.” seals win over Cornet worked so hard for this and
Murray admits it has been I’m just going to keep
challenging being pitted against plugging away.
several young guns, having beaten “Even if it’s not my time, it’s
20-year-old Swiss Dominic Stricker been a great week for me and
in the quarter-final at Nottingham. I will keep working hard.
He added: “I’ve played a lot of “It means so much to me,
youngsters recently, it’s always tough. especially here.”
“I’m now playing juniors and it’s my Burrage, 24, added: “It’s going
first time seeing them so it is tricky. to be an amazing day and I’m
“Hopefully there won’t be too many FINAL FLOURISH really looking forward to it.
surprises in the final. It should be a . . . Murray on his “What an amazing tournament for
good final.” way to victory us. I’m very happy.”
against Borges

7pm
F1 CANADIAN GRAND PRIX
Red alert
over team
ton talk
THE
By BEN HUNT
T-shirts are
BULL MAX...1
TIGER LEW..0
printed but nobody at
Red Bull is
talking about reach-
ing another land-
mark today.
Any mention of
achieving 100 For-
mula One wins is
strictly
off limits . . . until
they get there.
Max Verstappen has

But upbeat Hamilton’s ready to unleash ’hell’

won five of this sea-
son’s seven races and
team-mate Sergio Perez
the other two.
In fact, Red Bull have
won 17 out of the last
18, with George Russell’s
victory for Mercedes
breaking the
run in Brazil
last year.
Red Bull
boss Christian
Horner has
ruled out his
‘Invincibulls’ remaining
unbeaten throughout this
22-race season — but
Verstappen is not so sure.
Verstappen (above) said:
“When you look at how
quick the car is, yes, it’s
possible.”
But he added: “It’s very
unrealistic. There are
always things that will go
wrong in a season that is
sometimes out of your
control.”
Ferrari, McLaren, Mer-
cedes and Williams are
the other teams with 100
GP wins — but none has
ever gone unbeaten in a
whole season.
The closest was in 1988
when Ayrton Senna and
Alain Prost won 15 of the
16 races for McLaren.
LEWIS HAMILTON’S hopes By BEN HUNT man said: “It was a wild quali, with
of taking the fight to Max crazy conditions around here with
was fifth. Verstappen, going for his the walls so close. But it was fun.”
Verstappen were washed out 41st win in F1 which would equal However, it was another horrendous
as the Red Bull man took pole Ayrton Senna’s total, said: “It was mess from Ferrari as Charles Leclerc
for the Canadian GP today. completely wet but the car improved missed the top-ten shootout for the
But the upbeat Brit, who qualified and you have to stay on top of the second time running.
in fourth, insisted he will “hold on to conditions. Ferrari cocked-up their strategy in
Fernando Alonso” and give the “It was super slippery but we Barcelona and repeated that,
Dutchman a run for his money. made the right calls at the reacting too slowly to the rain.
Hamilton, who turned up at the And Red Bull’s under-fire
Montreal track looking like a tiger in right time. I like driving in the
wet — I come from Holland, Mexican Sergio Perez was also
a startling striped two-piece, said: “It given the boot from Q2 as he
was a good result. Most people prob- we are used to it.”
Nico Hulkenberg qualified did little to ease the pressure
ably underestimated just how hard it building on him.
was out there for everybody. second, benefiting from setting Pierre Gasly was the biggest
“It’s very tricky to keep it on track a lap time before the heavens casualty from the first session.
and deliver when the time comes. opened. The French Alpine driver
“It was very slippery and difficult But the German was lashed out in his cockpit as
to generate temperature in the tyres. left sweating on his he was blocked on his hot
“But I’m grateful for the result for place, as he is
lap by Carlos Sainz, who
George and I and hopefully from being investigated could get a penalty.
there we can move forwards. for failing to slow
Gasly shouted over the
“Max will be gone most likely but if down for red flags team radio: “He should be
I can hold on to Fernando Alonso and after Piastri’s banned for such a thing! I
give him hell, that’s what I’ll do.” crash.
Verstappen timed his run beauti- am going at 300 [kmh].”
If he is found Sainz had only just made
fully as he set his quickest lap before guilty, it is likely
rain lashed down in Montreal. it into qualifying after
The final session was stopped after
to trigger a grid crashing his car during
penalty as it is a final practice.
Oscar Piastri crashed out, but when safety breach —
LEW’S RACING it restarted it was simply too wet for FRONT OF GRID: 1 Max Verstappen, 2
which could pro- Nico Hulkenberg, 3 Fernando Alonso, 4
STRIPES . . . the the drivers to better their lap times. Lewis Hamilton, 5 George Russell, 6
Hamilton qualified alongside Mer- mote Hamilton to MAX POWER . . . Esteban Ocon, 7 Lando Norris, 8 Carlos
famously snazzy third. The Haas pole for Verstappen
cedes team-mate George Russell, who Sainz. Oscar Piastri, 10 Alexander Albon.
dresser did not
fail to turn heads

GRIFFITHS . . . target
Josh so
’worth it,
Magpies
NEWCASTLE look ready to
make a surprise bid for
West Brom keeper Josh
Griffiths.
Magpies supremo Dan
Ashworth became a fan
of the England Under-21
stopper during his time on
the Baggies staff.
And, as Albion plan to
sell a few players in this
window, Newcastle are in
for the 21-year-old who
has had loan stints with
Portsmouth, Lincoln and
Cheltenham.
Griffiths could compete
for a game with the Geor-
dies or get loaned out.
Toon expect back-up
Karl Darlow to move for
game time as they juggle
their personnel.
Hull had him on loan
but are now looking else-
where, leaving Middles-
brough as favourites.
MANAGERLESS Leeds
are keen on West Brom
and Ireland midfield
enforcer Jayson Molumby.
The Elland Road club
want to toughen up their
squad and Molumby,
23, will be available
at the right
price.
Royals on
the rocks
RELEGATED Reading have
lost a fight with the EFL
over their future spending.
League chiefs ruled
Royals’ Chinese owners
cannot use cash
from a land deal
to balance
the books.
Reading
went
down
from the Championship
after being docked points
over the issue that saw
them fall foul of FFP
regulations.
And the AGM last week
brought more bad news.
It means their budget
will now be less than they
hoped when they tried
to tempt Chris Wilder to
take over as boss.
STOKE boss
Alex Neil wants to
bring in coach Paul
Gallagher from his
former club Preston.
Gallagher, 38, played for
and worked with Neil at
Deepdale — and he
could be tempted into
a move to the
Potters.
BOSS OF GOSSSUNSPORT’S MAN IN THE KNOW FOR RED-HOT TRANSFER NEWS
Take a Sepp
LIVERPOOL’S young Dutch defender Sepp
van den Berg has caught the eye of Jurgen
Klopp’s old German club Mainz.
for Nathan Tella.
Van den Berg, 21, can leave Anfield on loan
again to boost his career after a difficult year
at Schalke and a previous spell at Preston.
Mainz expect a positive answer from the
helped Burnley win the
Championship while on
loan there last season.
Reds this week and should bring Van den
Berg into their side to add some invaluable
experience next season.
A talent to
Ndiaye for
MASTER SHEFF . . .
Blades ace Ndiaye is
wanted by Everton
boss Dyche (above)
Aaron Inkwell AARON CRESSWELL is
ready to sign a new West
Ham contract.
The left-back has been
linked with a return to his
native Merseyside, where
he is building a house,
but the Hammers are
keen to hold on to him.
Cresswell, 33, has played
331 Irons games since a
£4million move from
Ipswich in 2014.
But the three-cap
Englishman (left) will face
stiff competition next
season from Emerson
Palmieri, who got the nod
ahead of him for West
Ham’s Europa Conference
League final triumph.
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 59
RELEGATED
Southampton are
Back-up Butez KAMINSKI . . . step up
demanding £15million
The attacker, 23,
VINCENT KOMPANY will switch his sights
to Antwerp’s French keeper Jean Butez if he
misses out on Dutchman Bart Verbruggen.
Kaminski
But the Clarets are
Burnley are still trying hard to beat
Brighton to the capture of Anderlecht’s rising
star Verbruggen, with the two Prem clubs
edging closer to the required valuation.
has Horv
unlikely to pay that
much to sign
him.
But Clarets boss Kompany is keeping a
move for 28-year-old Butez alive as an
alternative just in case.
a chance
LUTON have turned
to Blackburn’s Belgian
keeper Thomas Kaminski
— after snubbing the
chance to sign promotion
hero Ethan Horvath.
Kaminski will jump at
the chance of moving to
the Premier League but
faces competition for
games, with Asmir Begovic
set to sign on a free, too.
Rovers want around
£6million for 30-year-old
Kaminski, whose wages
fall within the limits the
Hatters plan to pay in
the top flight.
Huddersfield’s Lee Nich-
olls is an option if they
cannot agree a fee for
DYCHE IN AN Kaminski, though his price
is currently too high.
Horvath was shocked to
ILIMAN FIGHT find out he was not stay-
ing. The American loan
star helped the Hatters up
to the top flight and they
EVERTON and Marseille look set to battle it out had an agreement to buy
for Sheffield United star Iliman Ndiaye. him from Nottingham
Toffees boss Sean Dyche tried for Ndiaye in the Forest for just £1.5m.
January window and was willing to offer a big sum.
But now the player’s deal is running down, the
Toffees plan to try their luck at a lower figure.
Dyche expects to trade some of his players to raise SPANISH
goalkeeper Vicente
cash and badly needs new forwards.
Exciting Senegalese star Ndiaye would be an ideal Guaita is on the radar
of his old club Getafe in
addition after a breakthrough season with the Blades.
Dyche hopes to sell Jordan Pickford, Demarai Gray, LaLiga after the Crystal
Neal Maupay, Mason Holgate and possibly Amadou Palace No 1 lost his place
Onana to raise cash, and Ndiaye is a priority. to Sam Johnstone.
Everton are planning to go to £20million but may The Eagles have agreed
struggle to get their man because of the growing deals for full-backs
interest from Marseille. Nathaniel Clyne and
Ndiaye, 23, was also not keen on the move last Joel Ward.
time and is unlikely to change his mind now,
according to Bramall Lane sources.
He has a year left on his deal and Blades are
happy to have him, with the hope he can keep
them up and may yet agree to extend his deal.
However, Ndiaye has a long-term aim to
play in French football — with Marseille a
Baxter is
dream destination. He was there as a kid for
four seasons and it would be the ultimate to
return there as a starter.
hot to trot
The French club were planning a move
next summer when he would be free but CHELSEA have freed long-
may yet come in with a low offer in this serving keeper Nathan
window or the next. Baxter — with Bolton and
Meanwhile, Sheffield United are offering clubs in Israel on his trail.
Jack Robinson a minor rise to stay with Baxter, 24, returned
them for the Premier League campaign. from a spell at Hull with
The defender is out of contract and an injury and is finally
can leave for nothing. But the Blades, leaving Stamford Bridge
who are on a tight budget, have made a permanently.
half-hearted attempt to keep him. Trotters are looking at
Baxter after hitting snags
with moves for Brighton’s
James Beadle and Accring-
BIG
AL’S
Wag the Ram ton Stanley’s Toby Savin.
Beadle is also wanted by
Oxford on loan while Stan-
ley want a fee for Savin
BIRMINGHAM CITY’S and snubbed an attempt
incoming supremo Tom to take him for nothing.
WHICH Premier League Wagner almost bought Wolves’ reserve keeper
Derby before their cash Louie Moulden is wanted
squad man gets problems came to light.
horrific stick for having The American busi- on loan by Accrington.
a high-pitched voice? nessman (right) has been
The winger has been looking for a home for
years before landing the WIGAN’S
out on loan in a bid to
find his best form but Blues as part of a team. Republic of Ireland
But Wagner was in midfielder Jamie
that has not worked talks about Derby with
out well for him. McGrath will pick
Rams supremo Mel between SPFL sides Hibs
Instead, his troubles Morris before they
were inflated when his collapsed. Morris then and Aberdeen.
went with a rival offer McGrath, 26, is looking
rather gruff gaffer gave
him a rollicking that was that came to nothing. to leave Latics after a
Wagner’s major side- loan at Dundee United.
greeted by a whiny reply kick in the City talks
Both rivals want him
— cracking up the was ‘fixer’ Garry Cook, for nothing.
whole dressing room. who will join him again
at St Andrews as CEO.
60 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023
SHARP . . . driven out
Phil Thomas HARD-HITTING COMMENT AND GRITTY OPINION
SHARP NOT
TO BLAME
GRAEME SHARP is an Everton
legend.
His tally of 160 goals in 447
appearances over 11 years
bettered only by Dixie Dean in the
is
Goodison goalscoring charts.
In 2005 he was inducted into the
Everton Hall of Fame before being
made an ambassador and then
players’ life president.
When he became a non-executive
member on the board nearly 18
months ago, he called it “one of the
greatest honours of his life”.
Any advice given in that unpaid
role was always with Everton’s best
interests at heart.
He certainly isn’t to blame for the
financial mess the club is in now.
But plenty of those seething fans
who have been close to revolt
for months clearly did not see it
that way.
It is why one of their many pro-
test banners bears the words “Sharp
Out”. It is why he didn’t attend a
home game after January 3, because
of genuine safety concerns.
It is why Sharp, together with
CEO Denise Barrett-Baxendale and
chief finance and strategy officer
Grant Ingles finally decided enough
was enough and quit last week.
And it is why he has told close
pals he cannot see a time when he
will ever go back to Goodison.
Whatever mess the club is in,
however mismanaged it has been,
and regardless what the future
holds, Sharp deserved better.
Driven away from the club he
loves by the very people who used
to idolise him. They should hang
their heads in shame.
THE PRICE
IS WRONG
DAVID SULLIVAN (below) has always
driven a hard bargain and is
perfectly entitled to say the asking
price for Declan Rice is
£100million plus add-ons.
Hag’s summer transfer plans
But considering the initial
fee for Jude Bellingham —
five years younger and by
general consensus a better
player — was £12m less,
the West Ham chairman might just
have to bend
on this
one.
WHAT’S EVERYBODY ELSE
GOT THAT HARRY HASN’T?
NICE touch by Harry Kane in handing out rewards to his England
team-mates for helping him become the country’s all-time top
scorer in March, beating Wayne Rooney’s tally of 53 goals.
But there was a comical irony at seeing that picture of all
those players proudly posing with their trophies . . . and the
Tottenham striker sitting potless in the middle of them.
Window
flopping
TEN HAG’S SUMMER MISERY
OH, what joy it is to be a Manchester
United fan at the moment — and not
because of those three trophies at
the Etihad, either.
Even the most diehard Red knows their
FA Cup final loss was a 2-1 hammering and
no one can argue City, the best team in the
world, aren’t worthy European champions.
But, while a Sky Blue Treble didn’t help,
it’s not the reason every United supporter
I’ve spoken to looks like they’ve found a
quid and lost a tenner.
It’s the prospect of another transfer
window opening to a chorus of bold
promises only for them to prove as empty as
Tottenham’s trophy cabinet.
Fair enough, we’re only four days in, so
there is plenty of time. But there is already a
feeling of gloom at how it’s going to pan out.
This is the summer, remember, when
Erik ten Hag’s rebuild really takes
shape. When a host of deadwood —
and there’s plenty — is replaced
by men fit to wear the shirt.
Because for all his first season
was better than expected, with
SIGN OF THE TIMES . . . a third-placed finish and the
United fans fear boss Ten League Cup, there was still a
sense of make do and mend
with a lot of the players.
are already looking shaky Seeing Jude Bellingham holding
up a Real Madrid shirt was no real
kick in the teeth. He was never com-
ing to Old Trafford — why would he? —
so no major disappointment there.
But then the news was leaked that United
were no longer pursuing Harry Kane. Oh,
and they wouldn’t be in the bidding for
Declan Rice either.
Even the deal for Mason Mount — suppos-
edly all but signed and sealed — had gone
t**s up and the Chelsea star wouldn’t be
heading north.
Instead just a growing realisation that,
Champions League football or not, nothing
much had changed in the transfer stakes.
When Sir Alex Ferguson retired, the
Red king Gordon
GREATER players than Stretford End hero. His first
Gordon McQueen have pulled
on a Manchester United shirt
over the years.
interview soon changed that.
On signing, he famously
said: “Ask all the players in
But none ever won such an
instant place in Old Trafford
hearts as the big Scottish
centre-back, who sadly passed
the country which club they
would like to play for and
99 per cent would say
‘Manchester United’. The
away on Thursday. other one per cent are liars.”
Coming from bitter rivals It was a genius comment
Leeds in 1978, Gordon and they still do a fair trade
wasn’t the obvious candidate in T-shirts bearing those
to become an immediate words now, nearly half a
shrewdies warned at the time that David
Gill’s departure would have just as devastat-
ing an impact. How right they were.
Gill, for all he was often an easy target
for fans, knew how to get transfers done.
Very rarely did they fail to get a target over
the line when he was doing the negotiating.
Nowadays no one seems to know with
100 per cent surety who’s actually responsi-
ble for sealing a deal.
Oh, and don’t forget there is still no sign of
the “it’s close to being agreed” takeover going
through any time soon. So not even the opti-
mism of knowing a decent kitty which new
owners would bring is on the horizon either.
The reality is increasingly and painfully
clear: Ten Hag’s only chance of spending
serious dough is going to come from sales.
And that’s easier said than done.
United would be delighted to offload
Harry Maguire, who the manager just
doesn’t rate, simple as that. Fair play
to him for keeping schtum, by the
way, for all his disappointment.
But where does he go? Another
season of splinters in the back-
side from sitting on the bench
looks likeliest. Certainly more
than the England centre-back
finding an acceptable new home.
Will they find a buyer for Fred,
for Scott McTominay, for Anthony
Martial? For David de Gea if he
doesn’t agree to the reduced-terms
deal on the table?
That’s before we even get to the players
still on the books who haven’t been near
Old Trafford for 12 months.
Anyone remember Eric Bailly and Alex
Telles? The way it’s going, you’ll see a lot
more of them again soon.
Maybe United’s money men will suddenly
surprise us all. Maybe they’ll pull a rabbit
out of the hat and there he’ll be, a shiny
new superhero ready to lead the revolution.
But then again, maybe not. Still, they can
always bring Wout Weghorst (above) back
for another season . . .
century on. United fans loved
him for it. Just like they
loved the way he played
every game for the club
like it was his last.
They loved his towering
headers at both ends.
They loved it when he
went galloping down
the wing, legs pumping HERO . . .
up near his chin. McQueen
They loved him, full was loved
stop.
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EURO 2024 TARTAN BARMY

SPORTS ROUND-UP:
RESULTS & FIXTURES
EURO 2024 QUALIFYING
GROUP A
NORWAY (0) 1 SCOTLAND (0) 2
Haaland 61 (pen) Dykes 87

IT’S JIG MAC

McLean 89
CYPRUS (1) 1 GEORGIA (1) 2
Pittas 39 (pen) Mikautadze 31
Davitashvili 84
P W D L F A Pts
Scotland 3 3 0 0 7 1 9
Georgia 2 1 1 0 3 2 4 JOSELU . . . late bloomer
Spain 2 1 0 1 3 2 3
Norway
Cyprus
GROUP B
Played Friday
3
2
0 1 2 2 6
0 0 2 1 5
1
0
Jos: Mod
GIBRALTAR (0) 0 FRANCE (2)
Giroud 3
Mbappe 45 (pen)
3
is eternal
Erl hell as hero has ’em Highland dancing
Mouelhi 78 (og)
GREECE (1) 2 REP OF IRE (1) 1 NATIONS LEAGUE FINAL
Bakasetas 15 (pen)
Masouras 49
Collins 27 Croatia
France
P W D L F A Pts
3 3 0 0 8 0 9
v Spain
Greece 2 2 0 0 5 1 6 7.45pm, Channel 4, Viaplay Sports 1
Netherlands 2 1 0 1 3 4 3
By PHIL THOMAS tops everything. To be honest, I was still By JORDAN DAVIES
Rep of Ireland 2 0 0 2 1 3 0
Gibraltar 3 0 0 3 0 9 0
Norway................................1 recovering from celebrating Lyndon’s
NORWAY came to hail superhero Scotland.............................2 when I got the chance. SPAIN’S Joselu cannot
GROUP C
Erling Haaland — and were “I came on, just picked up the pieces wait for the battle of the
Played Friday and put the icing on the cake — but I
dumped by Scotland’s bargain heroics, having hit the winning spot- golden oldies in Rotterdam.
MALTA (0) 0 ENGLAND (3) 4 still think we can get better.
basement version. Tonight’s Nations League
Apap 8 (og) kick in shootouts against Israel and “We’re not even thinking about
Alexander-Arnold 28 Never mind Haaland’s 52 goals in an Serbia that took the Scots to Euro 2020. qualification right now, we’re just sitting
final sees the Spaniards
Kane 31 (pen) astonishing Treble-winning debut season Now his clinical right-footed finish, as in ice baths — this will make the journey take on Croatia.
Wilson 83 (pen) in England with Manchester City. deadly and deliberate as anything home easier. But there’s a lot still to do.” Ex-Newcastle striker
MACEDONIA (2) 2 UKRAINE (0) 3 Forget the 61st-minute penalty — Haaland could do, puts Scotland in pole Boss Steve Clarke added: “We came Joselu only made his
Bardhi 31 (pen) Zabarnyi 62 ending a run of five barren games for position to make it two Euros on the spin. here and said it was a must-win game international debut in
Elmas 39 Konoplya 67 Europe’s deadliest hitman — which put To be honest, Lyndon Dykes’ prodded for Norway and a must-not-lose one for March just before turning
Tsygankov 83 us, so it’s nice to get the three points.
the Vikings on course for their 87th-minute leveller, an out-of- 33, but has already
P W D L F A Pts “We recovered well and nicked it with
England 3 3 0 0 8 1 9
first win in Group A. nothing lifeline, was enough to bagged three goals —
Instead, Kenny McLean ended send the Tartan Army wild. two late goals but it was hot — I had including a late winner
Ukraine 2 1 0 1 3 4 3
the evening as the unlikeliest of Yet far better was to come — 104 factor 50 on my napper!”
Italy 2 1 0 1 3 2 3
Norway dominated possession but Scot- over Italy in the semi-final.
N Macedonia 2 1 0 1 4 4 3 match-winning marvels, after two seconds later — when a low ball He is coming up against
Malta 3 0 0 3 1 8 0 crazy and chaotic minutes in the drilled into the box was teed up land’s only real scares came when Jack
searing Oslo heat. to McLean . . . and he did the rest. Hendry twice sent Haaland tumbling. 37-year-old Luka Modric,
GROUP D The first, as he chased a Martin Ode- who is set to make his
Played Friday McLean only came off the That made it three wins from
bench for the final 11 minutes, three, with Spain and now gaard through-ball over halfway, earned 166th appearance for
LATVIA (0) 2 TURKEY (1) 3 a yellow card. The second, when Haaland
while Haaland (right) went the Norway, on their own turf, among the Croats.
Emsis 51 Bardakci 22 crashed in the box, went unpunished. Joselu said: “Modric is
Tobers 90 Under 61 other way five minutes later as Norway the victims — proof that Scotland’s days Haaland’s 22nd goal in 24 games for his
Kahveci 90 tried to see out the game. as the standing joke of international country looked to have saved Norway still going at 37. He runs
WALES (1) 2 ARMENIA (2) 4 The well-travelled Norwich midfielder, football are long gone. but Dykes and McLean had other ideas . . . and fights as if he’s trying
D James 10 Zelarrayan 19, 75 31, has hardly been a goal machine — McLean admitted: “The heat was unbe- l BERNARDO SILVA’S opener before to win his first trophy but
Wilson 72 Ranos 30, 66 his last in open play for Scotland came lievable, the dugout was like a green- Bruno Fernandes’ second-half double he has what feels like 50.
P W D L F A Pts in San Marino in March 2019. house — and what a shift they put in. saw Portugal beat Bosnia and Herzego- “That hunger is what
Turkey 3 2 0 1 5 5 6 But he is no stranger to qualifying “To get that result away from home vina 3-0 to stay top of Group J. defines him as a player.
Croatia 2 1 1 0 3 1 4
Wales 3 1 1 1 4 5 4 “To win this final would
Armenia 2 1 0 1 5 4 3 be the best thing ever.”
Latvia 2 0 0 2 2 4 0 In the third-place play-
GROUP E I KENNY BELIEVE IT . . . off, Holland face Italy this
FAROE IS (0) 0 CZECH REP (2) 3 afternoon.
Krejci II 15
McLean fires dramatic late
ALBANIA (0)
P
Cerny 44, 75
2 MOLDOVA (0)
W D L F A Pts
0
winner after Dykes (right)
had pulled Scotland level Ken has
Czech Rep
Poland
Albania
Moldova
Faroe Is
3
2
2
3
2
2 1 0 6 1 7
1 0 1 2 3 3
1 0 1 2 1 3
0 2 1 1 3 2
0 1 1 1 4 1
to cop it
DAMIEN DELANEY wants
GROUP F Ireland boss Stephen
BELGIUM (0) 1 AUSTRIA (1) 1 Kenny to be sacked.
Lukaku 61 Gregoritsch 21 The Irish have lost their
AZERBAIJAN (0) 1 ESTONIA (1) 1 first two Euro 2024
MATCH qualifiers to France and
P W D L F A Pts
Austria 3 2 1 0 7 3 7 Greece, making tomorrow’s
Belgium
Sweden
2
2
1 1 0 4 1 4
1 0 1 5 3 3 STATS home game with Gibraltar
Estonia 2 0 1 1 2 3 1 Norway V Scotland a must-win contest.
Azerbaijan 3 0 1 2 2 10 1
9 Shots 5
And former Republic
GROUP G 3 Shots on target 3
defender Delaney insists
LITHUANIA (1) 1 BULGARIA (1) 1 59% Possession 41%
Kenny’s three-year reign
must end, saying: “He’s
MONTENEGRO (0) 0 HUNGARY (0) 0 543 Passes 378
out of his depth.
P W D L F A Pts 18 Touches in opposition box 12
“Four competitive wins
Serbia 2 2 0 0 4 0 6 2 Corners 3
Hungary 2 1 1 0 3 0 4 in 23 games is nowhere
Montenegro 3 1 1 1 1 2 4 9 Fouls conceded 12 near good enough. He’s
Bulgaria 3 0 1 2 1 5 1 0 Yellow cards 4 been found out now.”
Lithuania 2 0 1 1 1 3 1 0 Red cards 0 Kenny, 51, said: “Criti-
GROUP H cism is part of it, I have
Played Friday to accept it. It is going to
DENMARK (0) 1 N IRELAND (0) 0
hurt. All we can do is get
FINLAND (1) 2 SLOVENIA (0) 0 ready for Monday.”
SAN MARINO (0) 0 KAZAKHSTAN (1) 3

Denmark
Kazakhstan 3
Finland
P
3

3
W D L F A Pts
2 0 1 6 4 6
2 0 1 7 4 6
2 0 1 4 3 6
O’Neill in
Slovenia
N Ireland
San Marino
3
3
3
2 0 1 4 3 6
1 0 2 2 2 3
0 0 3 0 7 0 Kazualty
GROUP I
Played Friday
ANDORRA (0)
BELARUS (1)
KOSOVO (0)
P
1 SWITZERLAND (2)2
1 ISRAEL (0)
0 ROMANIA (0)
W D L F A Pts
2
0
Page will not be turning
UNDER-FIRE Robert Page defended By PHIL CADDEN
BRAZIL KIT
FOR VINNY
NORTHERN IRELAND boss
Michael O’Neill insists he
is not worried about Euros
qualification just yet.
O’Neill’s men are second-
bottom of Group H after a
Switzerland 3 3 0 0 10 1 9 his team selection despite Wales’ heartbreaking 1-0 defeat
shambolic Euro 2024 qualifier loss had his time again, Page said: “Yes, I
Romania 3 2 1 0 4 1 7 BRAZIL wore an all-
Israel 3 1 1 1 3 5 4 would. When you are playing a home in Denmark when a last-
black kit for the first time minute Callum Marshall
Kosovo 3 0 3 0 2 2 3 to Armenia. game which is, on paper, a winnable ever last night — as an
Andorra 3 0 1 2 2 5 1 But the pressure is building follow- game, then you want to go for it.” anti-racism gesture in
equaliser was harshly ruled
Belarus 3 0 0 3 2 9 0 ing a woeful run of just one win in 11 off by VAR for offside.
Page knows he needs a reaction support of Vinicius Jr.
GROUP J matches — with Friday’s 4-2 defeat when they face Group D leaders The Real Madrid winger O’Neill is missing up to
PORTUGAL (1) 3 BOSNIA-HERZ (0) 0 seeing Page’s flops booed off. Turkey tomorrow. had repeatedly faced ten senior starters for
Bernardo Silva 44 Page, under contract until 2026, DAVID BROOKS spoke of his pride racial abuse last season. tomorrow’s crucial home
Bruno Fernandes 77, 90 picked an attacking line-up including after ending a two-year Wales Brazil also posed with a clash with Kazakhstan.
ICELAND (1) 1 SLOVAKIA (1) 2 Kieffer Moore, Brennan Johnson, Dan absence following his cancer battle. banner which read: “With But he said: “We’re not
James and Harry Wilson. The Bournemouth winger, 25, was racism, there is no game.”
LUXEMBOURG (0) 2 LIECH’STEIN (0) 0
Fuming fans questioned the diagnosed with stage two Hodgkin
thinking about qualifica-
P W D L F A Pts Newcastle ace Joelinton tion. We’re thinking about
Portugal 3 3 0 0 13 0 9
approach as Aaron Ramsey and mid- lymphoma in October 2021 — but (left) opened the scoring in
field partner Ethan Ampadu were came on as a 70th-minute sub against putting points on the
Slovakia 3 2 1 0 4 1 7 the 4-1 friendly win against board.
Luxembourg 3 1 1 1 2 6 4 overrun before the visitors — ranked Armenia. Guinea — with Vinicius
Bosnia-H 3 1 0 2 3 5 3 97th in the world — ran riot. Brooks, who received a standing “We’re building a team
sealing it from the spot.
Iceland 3 1 0 2 8 5 3 But when asked if he would pick ovation, said: “To put the Wales shirt here that’s dealing with a
Liechtenstein 3 0 0 3 0 13 0 the same all-out attacking team if he on again was special.” difficult situation.”
62 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023
I need to
get a-Ray
By JORDAN DAVIES
DAVID RAYA is demanding
Brentford let him leave
this summer in his search
for silverware.
The Bees keeper has
been linked with a switch
to Tottenham to replace
Hugo Lloris, while Man-
chester United are also
interested.
But Brentford are refus-
ing to budge from their
£40million valuation —
something Spaniard Raya,
27, feels is holding him
back from a dream move.
He said: “I want to try
to win titles and compete
in Europe in the next
couple of years. The club
needs to let me go.”
Meanwhile, Romeo
Beckham said he was
“excited” after signing for
Brentford B on a one-year
deal from Inter Miami.
Ange can
nick Nic
By JORDAN DAVIES
TOTTENHAM are prepared
to battle Chelsea over
Villarreal’s Nicolas Jackson.
Blues lead the race with
Mauricio Pochettino push-
ing to meet the striker’s
£34million release clause.
Yet Spurs could make a
late move for the Senegal-
ese, 21, as Ange Posteco-
glou eyes more firepower.
Jackson hit nine goals in
the final eight LaLiga
games of the season after
a failed medical wrecked
his £22.5m January move
to Bournemouth.
Chelsea are also ready
to include Conor Gal-
lagher in a deal for Brigh-
ton’s Moises Caicedo.
Spurs last night con-
firmed Dejan Kulusevski’s
loan from Juventus is now
permanent on a five-year
deal for a reduced £25m.
Sport
BRENDAN RODGERS
will finally be confirmed
as the new Celtic boss
tomorrow.
SunSport understands
Rodgers, 50, and Hoops’
major shareholder Der-
mot Desmond agreed
terms several days ago.
SHORT
Trio’s City
windfalls
By PHIL THOMAS
MANCHESTER CITY’S
magnificent Treble has
sparked a multi-million
pound windfall for three
of England’s crisis clubs.
Tottenham, Everton and
Leeds will get seven-figure
jackpots for City winning
the Champions League.
It triggered clauses in
the deals which took Kyle
Walker, John Stones and
Kalvin Phillips to the
Etihad.
Spurs sold right-back
Walker to City for £50m
in 2017.
Centre back Stones was
a £47.5m transfer from
Everton in 2016, while
midfielder Phillips made a
£42m switch from Leeds
last summer.
Wolfsburg are also due
a payment after Kevin De
Bruyne’s move in 2015.
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SHOT IN
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TRENT FOR CLUB(All
AND COUNTRYcomps)
GROUP C
P W D L F A Pts
LIVERPOOL ENGLAND
England
Ukraine
Italy
3
2
2
3
1
1
0
0
0
0
1
1
8
3
3
1
4
2
9
3
3
N Macedonia 2 1 0 1 4 4 3
273 Games 19 Malta 3 0 0 3 1 8 0
22,465 Minutes played 1,349
82 Average minutes per game 71
96 Touches per 90 minutes 81
16/70 Goals/assists 2/3
66% Win rate 79%
TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD is By CHARLIE WYETT
aiming to be in the thick of the
honest, I know the qualities I have and
action again tomorrow as he the things I need to work on.
looks to reinvent himself as an “Whatever position I play in, that will
always be there. I am a perfectionist who
international footballer. wants to be as close to perfect as possible.
The fact the Liverpool defender “So although this was a good game,
featured for only 33 minutes at the there are a lot of things I can work on reasons that
World Cup in Qatar shows you and improve.” we saw. For me,
exactly where he was in Gareth England’s next games after tomorrow are the most pleasing
Southgate’s pecking order. an away fixture against Ukraine — likely part is that a lot
An impressive run-out against Malta in to be staged in Austria on September 9 — of the time with
midfield on Friday gave hope that maybe, followed by a friendly with Scotland in England it’s been diffi-
and only maybe, Alexander-Arnold can Glasgow three days later. cult for him. Not with our
A fit-again Jude Bellingham will be
nail down a regular spot with England. relationship as I’ve always got
back by then and Real Madrid’s new on well with him.
But the 24-year-old knows he has to
feature again in this new position when signing will walk back into the team. “I’m sure he will have enjoyed this
he travels to Old Trafford for tomorrow’s But if this experiment is to work, England game more than any other.
Euro 2024 qualifier with North Macedonia. Alexander-Arnold has to play against “I always said he’s a talent we’re
Alexander-Arnold, who scored only his
second England goal in the 4-0 win over
better teams while it would also help,
however unlikely, if Jurgen Klopp gave
trying to find a way with. He’s been
unfortunate that we have such high-
Malta, said: “It is early days. Hopefully I him game-time as a midfielder rather quality and experienced full-backs.
get more minutes in the next fixture to than just this new hybrid full-back role. “Let’s see where it takes us. I don’t
be able to build on this foundation. Asked about the switch with Liverpool, think we can say after a game against an
“I enjoyed playing there. It’s a new role Alexander-Arnold said: “There were a lot opponent like Malta, ‘That’s it, it’s there’.
for me, one that is going to take some of questions involved. “I said before the game it might not be
getting used to, but I have to play more “I was asking questions and absorbing a perfect. I’m sure there are going to be
games there. lot of information about where I needed challenges he won’t have faced but here
“It was a good foundation for me. For a to be and how I need to play the game. he did brilliantly and it’s something really
new position and new role in a system “I was also feeling natural there. Feel- exciting going forward.”
I’ve not played in before, there were good ing like it is something I’ve always done Southgate stressed that Alexander-
signs, good moments, things I can learn
from. And I am sure I will and we can
and something I could do regularly.”
Southgate played Alexander-Arnold in
Arnold is one of a number of versatile
players in his squad.
go through the game. midfield against Andorra in 2021 and that He added: “We need to keep studying and
“But I think, especially in the first half,
I found myself in positions
where I was able to impact
the game and
was a disaster — but he was encouraged
by what he saw on Friday.
The England boss said: “This was a
good bridge. We know that at his club he
learning because the game is constantly
evolving in front of our eyes with the way
club football is and European football.
“But the attributes of the players
bring the quality
I do. To be
has played a bit deeper but we wanted to
get him in those higher areas for the
determine the types of options you have.
We’ve got different types of players.”
Humble Jude’s ready to
GARETH SOUTHGATE reckons Jude By MARK IRWIN respect of everyone. So I’m sure he’ll find
Bellingham will become a global that balance at Madrid and this is a
the age of just 17. Now he is setting off wonderful opportunity for him.”
superstar at Real Madrid — because on another adventure with arguably the Southgate had a long series of conver-
everyone at the Bernabeu will take biggest club in the world — and all the sations with Bellingham in the build-up
the humble Brummie to their hearts. expectations that go with it. to this week’s Madrid move as the player
Bellingham (left), 19, has the football But Southgate has no fears for his boy was undergoing treatment at St George’s
world at his feet following this week’s wonder. He said: “I think Jude has shown Park at the time.
move from Borussia Dortmund to the he can adjust to everything he’s needed He had been devastated to miss out on
14-time European champions in a transfer to in such a short period of time. the Bundesliga title on the final day of
set to reach £115million. “He adapted to living away from home the German season when Dortmund were
And England boss Southgate has no in Germany really well. held to a disastrous home draw by Mainz
doubts that the talented teenager is “And when he came into the senior to allow Bayern Munich to nick the
already the real deal. England group, he was coming into a crown on goal difference.
Midfielder Bellingham has previous dressing room full of big characters and Bellingham was forced to sit out that
experience of adapting to a major career higher-profile players. match with a knee injury.
change when he turned his back on his “But he had the humility off the field It also prevented him from participat-
home comforts at Championship side to get in with the group and the determ- ing in the Euro qualifier against Malta
Birmingham City to sign for Dortmund at ination on the training pitch to earn the on Friday and rules him out of

ENGLAND v N MACEDONIA
THE ARN
Bern it up now
tomorrow’s clash with North Macedonia
at Old Trafford.
Bellingham actually had his Madrid
medical at England’s headquarters.
And Southgate confirmed: “I was able
to have quite a lot of time with Jude the
week before last when we were looking
after him at St George’s Park.
“He was very keen to be with the
squad at the start of our get-together and
do some of his rehab with us even
though he wasn’t going to be fit to play
in the games.
“It’s always nice to have him around
and moving to Madrid is wonderful for
him and for his family.
“It’s about what happens next but I’m
sure he will have enjoyed himself on his
first day at the Bernabeu. He’s going into
Lions lift for Trent
TRENT-RE OF ATTENTION
. . . Alexander-Arnold is
loving his new midfield role
and (below) fires in his goal
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to explore and I want to explore.
It is exciting for the future and
who knows?
“I want to make sure I am
playing as many England games
as possible and that has always
been the aim — causing
headaches for the manager.
“It is not my decision. There is
definitely potential there.
“It is just about putting ques-
tions into the manager’s mind,
knowing I can play there and
bring qualities to the game other
players can’t.”
England face North Macedo-
nia in their fourth Euro 2024
qualifier at Old Trafford
tomorrow.
Southgate is set to bring
back the Manchester City
players who were rested
on Friday after
celebrating their Treble
triumph.
Phil Foden was the only
City star involved against
Malta as he replaced
injured Bukayo Saka.
The Arsenal winger suf-
fered an ankle knock
although it is not serious
and he is likely to be a sub-
stitute tomorrow.
Kyle Walker could also
replace Kieran Trippier
Southgate makes a few tweaks.
Manchester United’s Marcus
Rashford, who was benched with
a hip problem, is hoping to start
at his home ground.
a whole new world and a completely
different environment — but what a
fantastic opportunity for him.”
Bellingham, who celebrates his 20th
birthday in 11 days’ time, has already
played 24 times for England since
making his senior international debut
against the Republic of Ireland back in
November 2020.
And after emerging as his country’s
stand-out star at last year’s World Cup
finals in Qatar, there is every chance he
could go on to beat Wayne Rooney’s
record as England’s most capped outfield
player, with the current DC United boss
amassing 120 appearances in his 15-year
Three Lions career.
Southgate certainly would not bet
against it. GYM FUNNY . . . Jude Bellingham and England pals at St George’s Park
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 63
TRAFFORD . . . practice
Trafford
is smart
like Mart
By TOM BARCLAY
EXPECT goalkeeper James
Trafford to give it the full
Emi Martinez if England
face a shootout at the
Under-21 Euros.
The Manchester City
stopper’s only experience
of penalties was at the
end of a behind-closed-
doors friendly against
Japan at St George’s Park
last weekend.
It gave Trafford, 20, a
chance to practise putting
off the opposition — just
as Aston Villa stopper
Martinez did for Argentina
against France in the
World Cup final.
He said: “It was good to
try some techniques to try
to weigh it as much in
your favour as you can.
“Martinez did a lot of
things or if you watch
Jerzy Dudek for Liverpool
all those years ago, he
did a lot of things to put
the takers off.
“Even if you do use as
many techniques as you
can and they still score, it
is what it is.”
Lee Carsley’s Young
Lions face Czechia in their
Group C opener in
Georgia on Thursday
before tackling Israel
three days later and then
holders Germany.
as But Trafford admits
studying penalty-takers’
habits is not for him.
He said: “What’s the
point in watching a striker
and saying that they’re
going to do one thing but
they can still do another?
“Years ago no one did
any research.
“But strikers now know
we look at their penalties,
so they’re trying to go
with a pattern, or they’re
not hitting it in the same
spot. I think you should
go with what happened in
the olden days.
“I go off my feel and
the concepts I play off.
It’s what’s got me here,
it’s what’s made me do
well, so I’m going to stick
with it.”
Trafford spent last
season on loan at Bolton
and admits he will be
desperate for game-time
again next term — even if
it means quitting the
Treble winners.
He said: “I’ll play every
week next season. I can’t
sit on the bench.”
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GOING, GON . . .
Ramos is big business
THE ASHES PACE ACE
Chance of
a Ram raid
MANCHESTER UNITED EXCLUSIVE by JORDAN DAVIES
are being offered the
chance to land Benfica’s pocketing £85m from Liv-
erpool for Darwin Nunez.
£80million-rated forward Ten Hag is frustrated
Goncalo Ramos. at the lack of transfer
But Red Devils boss activity amid United’s
Erik ten Hag knows the messy takeover saga.
club must sell first, with Stars like Ramos are
restricted funds hindering out of reach until they EDGE-BASTON . . . Jonny Bairstow holds
mega-money signings. can fund their recruit- on to Labuschagne’s nick to put Broad on a
Ten Hag is desperately ment kitty with outgoings hat-trick and send the Birmingham crowd wild
on the lookout for more or a buyout goes through.
firepower to give Marcus SunSport understands
Rashford — who scored Mendes wants a bidding
30 goals last campaign — war between United and
some competition. Tottenham should the
ETH’s chances of land- latter lose Kane.
ing Harry Kane, 29, from But this appears
Tottenham are dead in unlikely. Real Madrid are
the water, with chairman Kane’s only potential des-
Daniel Levy unwilling to tination and Los Blancos
sell for less than £100m. have already splashed out
But Ramos, 21, a client on his £115m Three Lions
of super-agent Jorge pal Jude Bellingham.
Mendes, could fit the bill Mendes is working
after his 30 goals for club hard to get Ramos a
and country last term. Prem switch, with United
However, Benfica are the priority — but New-
adamant they will not sell castle, West Ham, Aston
the Portugal international Villa and Spurs have also
cheaply, especially after been approached.
WARN-ING SHOT
. . . Broad dismisses

RASH CASH
his bunny Warner

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but is now out of contract. United have presented the
Spaniard with a new deal at a vastly reduced £200k a
week — and told him they will not go any higher.
Should De Gea sign, it would effectively see him and
Rashford trade salaries.
And insiders say Old Trafford’s top brass are totally
relaxed about the keeper’s next move.
If he agrees fresh terms, that will cover the pay rise
for United’s top scorer. And if he knocks it
back and leaves, they save even more.
Rashford’s wage boost would rocket his
salary by an extra £8.4million a year over
five seasons — with United holding a
12-month extension option.
Sources close to the 25-year-old insist he
sees his future at Old Trafford and boss Erik ten Hag
has always been confident a deal will be agreed.
Yet things are less clear over De Gea with the
manager hoping to bring in another keeper anyway.
Everton’s Jordan Pickford (above) is first choice and
the England No 1 is said to be keen on a move, even if
it means battling for a first-team place.
United keeper Dean Henderson will also be sold this
summer if a buyer is found, one of several stars to be
offloaded so Ten Hag can buy a striker and midfielder.
Ten Hag’s summer misery — Page 60

Erik fuming
Rice still off
ERIK TEN HAG is angry EXCLUSIVE by ALAN NIXON
that his plans to sign
Declan Rice are being expensive dead wood in
their squad.
foiled by Manchester Qatari Sheikh Jassim is
United’s takeover saga. edging closer to winning
The Red Devils boss the takeover battle.
feels West Ham skipper But Prem chiefs would
Rice (right) would be a still have to complete the
perfect addition and Owners’ and Direct-
has been desperate ors’ Test which
to make an offer. takes around ten
But United’s days — meaning
protracted takeover Ten Hag’s hands
drama has let may be tied for at
Arsenal move into least another two
pole position for the weeks.
England ace, 24. Arsenal’s initial bid of
Ten Hag’s spending is £90million plus add-ons
restricted while the for Rice was rejected.
Glazers decide whether But they are expected
to sell or stay put — to up their offer with
particularly as United are Manchester City also pre-
yet to offload any of the paring to hijack the deal.
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SETS SERIES ABLAZE

Light Stu
By DAVE
KIDD
CHIEF SPORTS WRITER
FOR all of the England team’s
pyrotechnic batting in this
brave new era, Stuart Broad
is still the most likely
cricketer to ignite the nation
during these Ashes.
Broad will turn 37 next weekend,
he is the second-most prolific seam
bowler in Test cricket history with
584 victims on his kill sheet, and
he’s been dropped more times than
he’d care to remember.
Yet he remains England’s fire-
starter, their detonator, their blue-

touchpaper
touchpaper man.
England’s aggressive Bazball
approach is more obviously
associated with their aggressive,
rapid batting.
But it is big wickets — and
clusters of wickets — which set
crowds ablaze.
In the first half-hour of an
engrossing, if ultimately frustrating,
second day of this opening Test at
Edgbaston, Broad struck twice in
as many balls.
And even though the bars had
barely opened, the Hollies Stand —
which houses England’s thirstiest
and gobbiest fans — descended,
football-style, into a chaos of
flailing limbs.
Broad, it seemed, was ‘on one’.
On one of those glorious streaks,
just like when he ripped through
the Aussie batting to win Ashes
Tests at The Oval in 2009, in

FIRED-UP BROAD IS ENGLAND’S SPARK

Durham in 2013 and, most spectac-
ularly, with 8-15 on the opening
morning at Trent Bridge in 2015.
When Broad has Aussie irritant
David Warner in his crosshairs, he
sees a pair of floppy ears and big
sticky-out teeth.
The opening batsman is Broad’s
bunny — he dismissed Warner
seven times during the 2019 Ashes
— and he just loves dangling
carrots at his pet.
After Broad and partner-in-crime
Jimmy Anderson frustrated the
Australian openers with three
successive maidens at the start of
the day, the blond beanpole tempted
Warner into a wild shot which saw
him demolish his own stumps.
Then, even as the jolly boys in
the Hollies were still bidding
Warner ‘cheerio’, the world’s No 1
Test batsman Marnus Labuschagne
was lured into an ill-judged edge
and Jonny Bairstow flung himself
to grab a diving catch.
For Labuschagne, a first golden
duck in Test cricket. And it was
bedlam in Birmingham.
Broad said: “I write little notes
each morning on how I want to
approach each day.
“And the note I wrote this
morning was to engage the crowd
and get me going.
“That little spell gave me feelings
that live with me forever. It was
amazing to hear the noise of
Edgbaston after picking up two
Aussie batters in two balls.”
Broad then had Steve Smith in
his sights as he attempted to
become the first cricketer to take
three Test hat-tricks.
The last time The Ashes were
contested here, Smith had batted
and batted and batted like the rest
of us breathe.
But Broad dragged his next
delivery down the leg side — and
although Ben Stokes trapped Smith
before lunch, the Aussies dug their
way out of a hole.
For Broad, Bairstow, England and
the Barmy Army, this ended up as
a day of squandered chances and
‘if onlys’.
Late on, Broad picked up the
new cherry and bowled centurion
Usman Khawaja — only to be spectacular innings on Friday, here has a pop-star girlfriend and, while
called for a no-ball. Before that, was old-school serenity. Anderson is a proper grumpy old
Bairstow had missed a straight- The opener didn’t offer Stokes’ man, his sidekick is still impetuous
forward stumping when Cameron men even a sniff of a chance and sparky.
Green was on nought and then before he passed three figures. He admitted he was “raging”
dropped Alex Carey off the Had Broad’s front foot not when England dropped him for the
bowling of Joe Root. crossed the line when he shattered opening Test of the last Ashes
Had those opportunities Khawaja’s stumps, the day series in Brisbane and “angry and
been taken, England would have belonged to frustrated” when he received the
would have held the
whip hand.
He loves him.
But he remains an
same treatment for a home Test
against West Indies in 2020.
As it stands, the
Aussies start day dangling essential player
this Bazball era, one
in Then Broad (above) and Ander-
son were both jettisoned for last
three as slight which seems to year’s Caribbean tour.
favourites.
Not that there is
carrots at suit his exuberant
personality.
Each time, though, England lost
and Broad was recalled — most
much point making
predictions, or setting
his pet That piratical
bandana he wears fits
recently when Stokes and Brendon
‘Baz’ McCullum arrived to render
odds, in the Bazball era.
England play cricket Warner a swashbuckling team.
If his great friend
this Test team utterly unrecognisa-
ble with their Bazball revolution.
without reason these days. Anderson — the only This is a bold, often reckless,
Australia, meanwhile, are seamer with more Test wickets England regime — but, while there
determined to be the grown-ups in — were not still around at the age will be rotation of fast bowlers in
the room. of 40, we would marvel at Broad’s a congested schedule, they will not
Khawaja played magnificently for longevity far more than we do. be brave enough to ditch Broad
his unbeaten 126. After England’s Broad remains baby-faced, he any time soon.
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THE ASHES AUSSIES FIGHT

BAIR MARGINS . . . keeper Bairstow GLOVE ’N WAR STU MESSED UP . . . Broad skittles
fluffs chance to stump Cameron Green . . . Bairstow lets Khawaja but it’s called a no-ball (inset)
Carey off hook

KNEESY DOES IT . . .
Stokes traps Aussie ace
Steve Smith LBW

BAZBALL TO
Khawaja cashes
BEN STOKES opened his box
of tricks and out popped a
sprinkle of magic — but also
a whole heap of frustration.
Stokesy’s all-sorts included his
trademark dose of wacky bowling
changes, innovative field placings
By JOHN
ETHERIDGE
he went on to score 38. Alex
Carey survived Bairstow’s dropped
catch on 26 off Joe Root and he
one for Stokes, who dismissed
Steve Smith, no less, in just his
second over — despite his wonky
knee.
Australia were 67-3 when Smith
was out, so it is impossible to
escape the feeling that England
let them off the hook.

in as Ben’s boys
and some fairytale wickets.
But he could do nothing to
dislodge Australian opener Usman
Khawaja, who batted throughout
day two of the First Test and
finished 126 not out.
Added to that was the madden-
ing triple whammy of Jonny
Bairstow missing a stumping and
was unbeaten on 52 by the close.
Khawaja was 112 not out when
Broad bowled him with the
second delivery with the second
new ball — only for the third
umpire to send a message that
the Englishman had overstepped.
Broad earlier dismissed his
Khawaja and Carey have so far
put on 91 for the sixth wicket
and Australia, at 311-5, are now
threatening to go past England’s
first-innings total of 393-8
declared.
Khawaja was outstanding, calm
and unruffled until a guide to the

are a hit & miss

a catch behind — both costly — bunny David Warner and the third man boundary took him to
and Stuart Broad bowling world’s No 1-ranked Test batsman three figures.
Khawaja with a no-ball. Marnus Labuschagne with He danced and jumped and
The fumbled stumping off successive, electrifying balls. roared, and even threw his bat in
Moeen Ali reprieved all-rounder There were two wickets for the air in a wild celebration.
Cameron Green on nought and Moeen in his comeback Test and It was his 15th Test century —

BROAD SHOULDERS MOST TEST DISMISSALS OF WARNER MOST BOWLER BATTER WICKETS
Glenn McGrath (Aus) Michael Atherton (Eng) 19
15 11 6 6 DISMISSALS
STUART BROAD has now dismissed 10 BY A Alec Bedser (Eng) Arthur Morris (Aus) 18
David Warner 15 times in Tests —
the joint third-highest bowler-batter STUART Ravichandran Jimmy Umesh Kagiso BOWLER STUART BROAD (Eng) David Warner (Aus) 15
BROAD Ashwin Anderson Yadav Rabada 15
combination in Ashes history. (Eng) (Ind) (Eng) (Ind) (S Africa) IN ASHES Hugh Trumble (Aus) Tom Hayward (Eng)

BACK IN FIRST TEST
SCOREBOARD
First Test
England v Austr
(Da
EDGBASTON: Au 2 of 5)
1st-innings wk stralia, with five
ing England by
ENGLAND First
(Root 118no, Bairstowings 393-8 dec
AUSTRALIA First
(Overnight: 14-0)
D Warner b Broad
U Khawaja not out
M Labuschagne c Bair
S Smith lbw b Stokes stow b Broad 0 (1b)
T Head c Crawley b
C Green b Ali
Ali
†A Carey not out
Extras (lb6, w1, nb1
Total (5 wkts 94 ove 3)
Fall: 29, 29, 67, 148 rs)
,
To bat *P Cummin 220.
S Boland. s, N Lyon, J Hazlewo
Bowling: Broad
16-3
49-0, Anderson 15-5 -49-2, Robinson 17-3-
29-4-124-2, Stokes -30-0, Brook 3-1-5-0, Ali
7-0-33-1, Root 7-3-15-0
Umpires: A Raza
& M Erasmus.
FUMBLE
but first in England — and
nobody has more Test runs than
leftie Khawaja since January
2022.
England started day two with
three maidens — which is one
more than they faced while
batting for 78 overs on day one.
There, in one stat, is the
difference between Bazball and
Ozball.
Broad broke open the top of
Australia’s order by coaxing a
wild, off-balance drive from
Warner that ricocheted back on
to the stumps.
He dismissed Warner seven
times in the 2019 Ashes series
and he is at it again.
Broad’s very next delivery to
Labuschagne shaped away
sufficiently to take the outside
edge and Bairstow held a fine
TODAY’S
WEATHER
Thundery
showers
23ºC
and a gentle
breeze
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DAY 3
STARTS 11am
COLLY . . . confident
PAIN From Back Page
my mind. I’m not a big
no-ball bowler and I
probably bowled more
today than I have in a Test
match day before.
“There’s no excuse, I
shouldn’t be getting that
close to the line. It was a
very tight call when I saw
it on the big screen.
“There are a couple of
reasons.
alia “It was our first day in
y
the field in this year’s
Ashes, emotions are high
ts in hand, are
trail- and you’re charging in.
82 runs.
“And the outfield was
Inn
spongy, so you’re trying to
78, Crawley 61)
gain energy and probably
Innings striving a bit.”
The errors cost
9 (27b) England heavily as
126 (279b) Cameron Green made
38 after Bairstow
16 (59b)
50 (63b) fluffed a stumping
38 (68b) when he was on
52 (80b) nought.
20 Then Bairstow
311 reprieved Alex
Carey on 26 and
the Aussie wicket-
od,
keeper had 52 not
out by the close.
Finally, Broad, who
. had earlier grabbed
two wickets from
consecutive balls,
bowled opener
Khawaja on 112 —
only for the third
TON-DERFUL . . . umpire to spot the
Khawaja throws bat Englishman had
overstepped.
after his century Broad slammed
the slow nature of
the Edgbaston pitch
but insisted England
are still in a good
position.
He explained: “We’ve
had a good day and the
game is nicely poised.
“We’re trying to get into
a position where we’re not
batting last on a surface
that will get lower and
lower and offer more spin.
“It is a very slow, low
surface that zaps the
energy out of the ball.
“It has been character-
sprawling catch. Two wickets in Stokes of not trying to keep the Eventually, it paid off when less, a bit soulless, but
two balls. The Edgbaston crowd Aussies guessing. Head drove a catch to Zak ultimately we can only
was on fire. There have been doubts for Crawley at mid-wicket. judge it fully at the end of
Broad and Jimmy Anderson months whether Stokes would be It was Moeen’s first Test wicket the match.
opened the bowling for England. fit to bowl in this series. for 650 days. “Hopefully, it’s not a
Perfectly reasonable. But when But he brought himself on, the Two balls later, Green trend for the series.”
Broad was taken off, who would heavy strapping on his left knee advanced down the pitch and
replace him? As Cilla might bulging through his trousers.
Assistant coach Paul
missed a ball that turned Collingwood said: “We’d
have said . . . ‘surprise, surprise’. And in his second over, Stokes sharply, only for Bairstow to
Harry Brook — or ‘Harold’ as nailed Smith lbw. Even a review like to have taken the
fumble the stumping chance. chances but it was
Bairstow is prone to call him could not save the great Aussie
Green added 38 further runs another great day of Test
from behind the stumps — was run-machine. Amazing stuff —
the man chosen by Stokes. until he was bowled by a jaffa cricket.
and Australia were wobbling.
In the league table of ugly and Khawaja and Travis Head put from Moeen that drifted away a “We came up against
filthy bowlers, Brook is near the on 81 for the fourth wicket and touch and ripped back through slow pitches recently in
top with his 68mph off-the- were particularly harsh on the gate. Pakistan and found a way
wrong-foot dobbers. Moeen’s off-breaks. That was England’s last success to take 20 wickets.”
You could see a surprised Stokes persisted with his — although it would not have
Smith was terrified at
prospect of getting out to him.
Brook was one of seven bowl-
the comeback bowler when previous
England captains would have
taken him off. He also kept
been but for the errors by
Bairstow and Broad.
England were left with a
BROAD OUR
ers used by England before
lunch. Nobody could accuse
mid-on and mid-off up to tempt
batsmen to hit high and straight.
feeling that things could and
should have been better. SPARK P64-65
See
% RAIN 21ST AUSTRALIA reached SEVENTH ENGLAND introduced their FEWEST OVERS OVERS COUNTRY v OPPONENTS
11-1pm CENTURY
their opening 100
HEAVEN
seventh bowler, Joe Root, after TO INVOLVE 26th WEST INDIES v South Africa (St John’s, 2005)
20% runs in the first
innings in their 38th
just 31 overs. Only three teams
have brought on their seventh SEVEN 28th WEST INDIES v Zimbabwe (Bulawayo, 2003)
2-7pm over. Ben Stokes’ England earlier in the last 20 years than BOWLERS 30th SOUTH AFRICA v Bangladesh (Mirpur, 2015)
70% hit 100 in their 21st. Ben Stokes yesterday. (2003-present) 31st ENGLAND v Australia (Edgbaston, 2023)
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Sun Floored
WICKETS . . . Ben
thesun.co.uk/sport Stokes removes Steve
Smith just before lunch

Sport

RICKETS . . . the
genius BEN JOY TURNS
By JOHN ETHERIDGE
BEN STOKES was on top
of the world before being
sent crashing on a day of

ALEXANDER-ARNOLD
captain takes a tumble
as a series of clangers
let the Aussies back in
TO PAIN WITH Ashes drama.
the
England’s skipper enjoyed
high of dismissing

Trent’s on 3 BLUNDERS
Australia star Steve Smith.
But he was brought back
to Earth with a bump after
a trio of blunders let the

the move Aussies off the hook in

the First Test at Edgbaston.
Wicketkeeper
Bairstow missed a stump-
Jonny

By CHARLIE WYETT ing and a catch before

Stuart Broad bowled
LIVERPOOL defender Trent centurion Usman Khawaja
Alexander-Arnold reckons with a no-ball.
switching to midfield is Khawaja finished day two
his best hope of starting on 126 not out and
for England. Australia were 311-5 — just
The 24-year-old feels he 82 runs behind England’s
has unique qualities which first-innings total of 393-8.
can give boss Gareth Broad admitted: “The
no-ball was really frus-
Southgate a massive trating and very hard
selection headache after to put at the back of
starring in the middle for Turn to Page 67
Friday’s 4-0 Euro 2024
qualifying rout of Malta.
He said: “This is a
potential route we can go
down that will help me get
into the team. It is some-
thing the manager wants
Turn to Page 63

MANCHESTER UNITED EXCLUSIVE

RASH GETS
DE CASH
By PHIL THOMAS
MARCUS RASHFORD will
become Manchester United’s
top earner with a new
£375,000-a-week deal.
And the Red Devils plan to fund
the near double-your-money hike
through a salary swap with keeper
David de Gea.
Rashford earns a basic £200,000
a week and has another year left
on his deal after the club triggered
a 12-month extension in December.
De Gea, 32, already earns the
amount being offered to the forward
Turn to Page 64

Wage swap bid as Marcus replaces

top-earner David on £375k a week y(7HC0E7*QOTORO( |||+$!&'

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All I can think
about is my
British Soap
Award
Kiss AND TELL?
One thing the Street is short of is eligible bachelors
and now that Daisy has one, it seems she’s intent
on bagging the only other one too! It’s a risky game,
and one that could cost Daisy her relationship…
Daniel is concerned when Carla tells him that
Ryan is having a hard time and goes to ask him why
he’s refusing to see Daisy when they were so close.
Ryan resists the urge to tell him that he’s in love
with his fiancée and instead says he’s just feeling
the effects of being catfished. He’s such a great
liar (we’re not sure if that’s a good or a bad thing)
that Daniel urges Daisy to make it up with Ryan.
When she arrives at Ryan’s flat, he unleashes
his pent-up emotions and tells her how much he’s
There’s nothing quite like a classic ‘whodunnit?’
storyline, and this week all eyes are on those who
hated Caleb as the police hunt for his attacker.
Considering Cain’s track record, it’s no surprise
that Chas is concerned that he might have had
something to do with it. But there are plenty of
locals out there who are thinking exactly the same
about their own loved ones, as Chloe can’t help but
be concerned about Mack’s involvement, while Will’s
shifty behaviour leaves Kim and Gabby suspicious.
At Home Farm, Kim and Will’s holiday plans are
put on hold when DS Raveley shows up out of the
blue. She begins to question a panicked Will about
I’ve packed a
few things in
case I’m in
for a while
YOU’RE
NICKED!
CORONATION STREET
Corrie airs for
an hour on Monday, from the cobbles with all the gusto of a
Wednesday &
Friday at 8pm
missed her, then leans in for a snog. And let’s just
say that Daisy isn’t an unwilling participant.
However, after a very informative chat with young
Max, shocked Ryan is no longer feeling the love for
Daisy and confronts her about masquerading as
Crystal. Daisy’s flustered that the truth about her
pretense is out, and does her best to convince Ryan
that she couldn’t bear for him to discover that
Crystal wanted nothing more to do with him after
the acid attack and that she was just trying to
protect his feelings. But a wounded Ryan won’t
be won over that easily and he quickly throws her
out, saying he thinks it’s the right time for Daniel
to hear that they’ve been playing tonsil tennis…
EMMERDALE
where he was the night of the accident, but
Kim and Gabby are quick to provide him with a
solid alibi, despite having no idea what he was
up to. Later, though, Kim demands the truth.
Meanwhile, DS Raveley is doing the rounds
as she visits Mack. Of course, he plays down
his involvement with Caleb, but he slowly begins
to fall apart when Chloe refuses to corroborate
his story and he’s escorted away in handcuffs!
At the hospital, Caleb begins to come round.
As Chas and Charity wait, the relatives soon
start bickering about Mack’s suspected guilt,
but then Nicky makes a surprise appearance…
This week we learn that getting on the wrong side
of Adam is extremely unwise, as Damon knows
after being on the receiving end of his blind fury.
Although he’s trying to brush Sarah’s torrid affair
with Damon under the carpet, Adam sees red when
he spies Damon in the distance and pulls Sarah in
for a kiss. Sarah’s delighted, thinking they’ve made
a breakthrough in their relationship, but then she
too spots Damon and realises the spontaneous PDA
was entirely to get up her former lover’s nose.
Adam then begins his plan to drive Damon
URGH.
Coffee
CRIMINAL JUSTICE?
Emmerdale airs
Monday to
Friday at 7.30pm
Be l l e’s HELL
Just when it looked like things were on the up for
Belle and Tom, they’re hit with another blow as a
frightening blast from Belle’s past causes concern.
What are the chances, eh? PC Swirling is the bearer
of bad news as he tells Belle that psycho killer
Lachlan White is being moved to a different prison.
We doubt that he’s set to make a prison break,
but Belle is rightly concerned and confides in Vinny.
However, she decides against telling boyfriend
Tom, given the way he’s reacted to her previous
confessions. Knowing that she needs to talk to
someone, Belle books to see her therapist, but
not before Jai accidentally triggers her anxieties.
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 3
man possessed. First, he urges Nick to sack
him from the Bistro, then goes poking around in
Dee-Dee’s file on Paul to try to dig some dirt on the
drug dealer, but he’s caught by a furious Dee-Dee.
Adam won’t be put off – he’s a lawyer, after all
– so he subtly questions Paul about the car-theft
ring and he unwittingly sings like a canary, telling
Adam that Niall was the man behind the scam. Armed
with the number of Damon’s partner in crime, Adam
arranges to meet with him and tells him that Damon
is going to shop him to the police, putting his love
rival in mortal danger… Mission accomplished.
Thank
goodness for
my hoodie
disguise
The following day, Rhona makes a blunder
when she tells Tom that Belle has suffered a lot
of trauma, and he can’t help but wonder what
she hasn’t told him. Curiosity soon gets the better
of him and Tom demands that Rhona reveal
everything, but his mind is left spinning when he
can’t get hold of Belle. Chas soon learns about
Belle’s disappearing act and joins Tom to help find
her, but it’s the world’s most awkward search party
as he finally apologises for stalking the barmaid
all those years ago. The pair soon spot a troubled
Belle in the distance, and they both fear that her
mental health could be on a downward spiral.
4 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023

EASTENDERS
Finding out your mother was just about to walk out on you is what one could describe
as a sucker punch – learning that she’s actually in love with another woman and
How could
your dad has absolutely no idea is devastating. So, to say Vinny is struggling is an
someone who’s
dead have hair understatement. The Panesars ‘enjoy’ a family trip to the pub for Father’s Day, and with
this good? Suki putting on an act as the perfect mum and wife, Vinny is feeling annoyed. Then,
when he spots Eve, Suki’s other woman, trying to convince her that she should leave
Nish, he loses it. Vinny threatens Eve, who tells him to do his worst. Well, seeing as this
boy has Nish’s genes, his worst is pretty bad. He heads over to the garage and, knowing
that Eve is about to use Finlay’s sports car to drive down to Brighton, he tampers with
EVIDENCE the brakes. Suki realises exactly what her lad has done and rushes to Taylor’s Autos.
Can she stop another of her sons from going to jail and save Eve from a sticky end?
l We know that Michelle Collins, who played

CLEAN
Ian’s ‘late’ wife Cindy, will make a dramatic Monday
return to Walford at some point… soon? to Thursday
l Cindy’s twins Lucy and Peter were born 7.30pm Now, where
on
the same day Ian’s dad Pete and his girlfrie did Wikipedia

BEALE OF
nd say the brake
Rose died in a car accident – is that where
she took the name for her new identity? cables were?
l Cindy’s sister was called Gina. Has Gina

HEALTH?
Knight been named after her ‘auntie’?
l When George and his daughters arrive
d
in Walford, Anna said it felt “familiar”
– which it would if your mum was Cindy!
Unofficial police detective Linda Carter has been on George’s case ever
since she found out about the mysterious disappearance of his wife Rose.
She’s utterly convinced that Rose has come a cropper in some way – and
that George could well be responsible for her fate. Linda also knows that
Maybe they’d even been there as kids…
l Rose vanished nine years ago, which
was when Lucy Beale was murdered. Did
Cindy get wind of the tragedy and flee the
I’LL
BRAKE
Knight family in shock and confusion?
any good sleuth needs a sidekick, so she turns to a man she has always
had such a close bond with, someone she can rely on… erm, Phil Mitchell. Cheers to
To be fair, as Phil is just about to go into business with George and has this plausible
access to backhanded ways of getting information, we see her logic in theory!
choosing this astute partner in crime. He soon gets Callum on the case,

YOU!
ordering him to search the police database. George’s file comes back clean
as a whistle, but Callum is denied access to Rose’s records. How very
curious. Next, Phil gets Richie to investigate, and we can’t wait to find out
what she uncovers. We’re hoping it might be our favourite fan theory –
that Rose is actually Cindy Beale. Let’s consider the evidence…

The old romantic that Ethan is, he’s suggested to
Sienna that the only way they’ll be able to lead the
life of luxury they crave is for her to marry another
man for his money. And when there’s more trouble
at the club and Ethan’s left owing Warren some
serious cash, he urges Sienna to pull out all the
stops to get onside with Rafe as the wealthy lord
pays another of his mysterious visits to the village.
Alas, her efforts to ensnare Rafe initially come
to nothing, but as she’s lingering around The Dog
in the doldrums, Sienna’s pleased when the Earl
asks if she’d like to join him and Tony for a spot of
clay-pigeon shooting back at his manor. Although
HOLLYOAKS
it’s really not that long since she was gunned down
by psychotic baker Summer, Sienna happily accepts,
while a jealous Ethan manages to wrangle himself Tuesday 6pm
(double bill) &
an invite after helping Rafe deal with a flat tyre. Weds to Fri
Naturally, the outing to Rafe’s country pile on 6.30pm
Friday is an awkward affair with Sienna and Ethan See,
struggling to keep up the pretence that they’re no fluorescent
longer a couple, while Tony proves the ultimate third tops are
wheel as Sienna can’t get the Earl alone to seduce back in
him. Finally, she manages to get rid of Tony and
prepares to make her move on Rafe, only for her gun
to accidentally go off, spooking his dog who scarpers
– with Rafe in pursuit, thwarting Sienna’s plans…

DANGER
Is this
the right
CONE
It’s been a while since TV Soap updated you on little uncomfortable between Zara and Damon after
place for the Cindy’s madcap plan to rob a bank to save the their snog. But Cindy soon has an even riskier job
Peaky Blinders
auditions? Cunninghams’ market, which we’re surprised hasn’t for the three of them to carry out – stealing some
totally fallen down, given how slowly this master traffic cones from the construction crew who are
scheme is progressing. This week, Grace has gone suddenly carrying out work in the corner of the

LORD K NOWS
on a sudden holiday, so Cindy’s back in charge of
the planning, and she tasks Zara and Damon with
practising their stakeout skills – but as the pair
spend an evening alone together watching a fake
village. Can the trio pull off this daring hold-up?
As the week comes to an end, and with costumes
decided and cones secured (possibly, we don’t want
to spoil that outcome), you’d think everything would

SHE’S TRIED
target, they can’t stop themselves from kissing.
The next day, Cindy wants to hold a dress
rehearsal of the armoured-van raid (because it’s
vital everyone knows what they’ll be wearing when
it comes to pulling off a heist), though things are a
be in place for the robbery to be carried out. But it’s
only now that Cindy realises that they need a getaway
vehicle. Again, she hands this task to Zara and
Damon, but will they risk raiding Warren’s Wheels
while his gangster mum Norma is on patrol?
 Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 5

DOCTORS
When it comes to real legends of Letherbridge, they Before long, Rob and Claudia find themselves

ROCKY
don’t get much more legendary than Rob Hollins.
Brave and big-hearted, the no-nonsense copper
has been through some tough times over the years,
but he’s always kept his head held high and is
greatly respected by everyone who knows him. So
unexpectedly caught up in a bitter family feud, even
being called upon to physically separate the warring
siblings. It appears that all is not well with the
family since the death of their dad. Both Michelle
and Patrick believe the other forced their father to

ALBOA
it’s little wonder that Bear’s new girlfriend, smart
young police officer Claudia, is excited to be working
her very first shift with Letherbridge’s finest.
And it turns out to be a day neither of them will
forget in a hurry. The pair are together at the court
giving evidence when they meet stressed widow
The script Bev and her grown-up twins, Michelle and Patrick.
clearly states
‘badger’, not
‘skunk’, honestly
sign a ‘Do Not Resuscitate’ form when he was ill
in hospital, and neither of them will back down.
The tense and unpleasant situation becomes
too much for Bev, who suddenly needs to be rushed
to hospital with a heart problem. Can Claudia and
Rob help the siblings put their differences aside –
if only for the sake of their sickly mum?

Monday to
Thursday
1.45pm I thought I said
I wanted everyone
We often thank our lucky stars that we don’t have swiftly wiped from Al’s face when he’s asked to dressed in black It’s Doctors’
to work with Al. Yes, he can be fun-loving, caring attend the fight night too, dressed as his Sarcastic or white last week before
and quirky, and he certainly has some intriguingly Badger character (we’re surprised they didn’t take summer, returning

unusual interests. But let’s be honest, he can also
be an incredibly childish man, can’t he?
Nina gets to see that side of him this week, after
she’s asked to help out at a charity boxing event.
While Suni worries that his mother doesn’t realise
what she’s let herself in for, an amused Al takes
the juvenile approach to Nina’s news and proceeds
Rob plays
that name for Gladiators). Worse still, he’s told in September
that he’ll be expected to take part in a bout.
Straightaway, the terrified doctor tries to find
ways to get out of it, asking Jimmi if he’ll help him
stage a fake injury by putting his arm in a sling.
Jimmi refuses, reminding Al that Nina is the only
person who’s allowed to confirm that he’s medically

UNHAPPY FAMILIES
to wind her up, a tactic that makes her panic even unfit to fight. Reluctantly, Al accepts that he’s going
more about the night. Well done, Al. His amusement to have to plead with the practice boss to let him
doesn’t last for long, though. Indeed, the smile is get out of the event. But what will Nina say?

HOME AND AWAY

They may have decided to call it quits relationship-
wise, but Rose and Mali can’t avoid each other for
long (to be fair, nobody can avoid each other for long
in Summer Bay, where there’s only one place to get
coffee, go surfing, rent a caravan, get your car fixed
or even have medical treatment, and everyone’s
businesses are within a radius of about a mile).
Xander’s collapse has thrown the pair back into each
other’s orbit and while it’s awkward at first, they
start feeling more at ease as they care for him.
Somewhat ungratefully, Xander thinks they’re
both mollycoddling him and isn’t happy about it,
so starts a bit of stirring. He tells Mali that Rose is
always stalking him on social media – but instead
of being embarrassed or annoyed by that, Mali
counters by saying that he does a fair bit of that Weekdays
with her too. And soon Xander sees a chance to 1.45pm
whip out Cupid’s arrow from his sickbed…
When Mali suggests they go out as a trio for
dinner, to celebrate Xander surviving (yet another)
brush with death, the patient says that he could It’s actually
sunny! Usually they
do with taking things easy – but they should still make us do beach
go out, just the two of them. Could the romance scenes when it’s
be back on for the surfboard-shop owner and the cold and grey
copper? And where on earth will they go for a bite
– surely not Salt, Summer Bay’s only restaurant?

FORGETTING
I love it
when you talk
to me about
surfboards
THE LYRIKS?
Did you manage to catch Lyrik on their sellout being away has triggered memories of how it was
comeback tour? We don’t remember their gigs when her abusive husband Jacob wasn’t around
garnering quite as much attention as, say, and she would dread him coming home. Which
Beyoncé’s recent concerts, but they arrive back doesn’t bode well if Lyrik are going to keep on with
in the Bay this week giddy from their success their massive tours, as that would mean a lot of

BED OF
and ready for whatever is next around the corner.
Well, not quite all of them. While Cash and Eden get
straight back into some red-hot pashing and start
bandying the word ‘love’ about, you could cut the
absences, and a lot of awkward returns home.
Remi decides that in order to salvage his
relationship, he needs to put the gigging on hold,
and Lyrik should record an album. The trouble

ROSE’S?
atmosphere between Remi and Bree with a knife.
As they work hard to even have a conversation,
let alone anything steamier, Remi wonders what’s
going on – he thought things were great between
them. However, Bree realises that the musician
is, recording an album involves loads of money,
and the band aren’t exactly rolling in it, so that’s
absolutely off the cards for now. What?! We thought
they’d just been on their mega comeback tour? You
should really charge more for your tickets, guys!
6 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023

SUNDAY 18 JUNE
BBC1 BBC2 ITV1 CHANNEL 4 CHANNEL 5
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6.00 am Breakfast (S,HD) 6.35 am Gardeners’ World 6.00 am CITV (HD) 6.15 am Cheers (R,S,HD) 6.00 am Milkshake! (HD)
9.00 Sunday With Laura In Birmingham. (R,S,HD) 8.30 Laura Whitmore’s 7.40 The Simpsons (R,S) 10.00 Teenage Mutant Ninja
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A large semi in New Barnet 10.00 Saturday Kitchen Best Bites Adventure (R,S,HD) and Simon Rimmer are 11.05 Police Interceptors The
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Lincolnshire. (R,S,HD) 12.30 Rick Stein’s Spain (R,S,HD) Oulton Park. (S,HD) 12.30 The Simpsons (R,S) a white van. (R,S,HD)

NEW NEW NEW FILM NEW

EP EP

9pm Ten Pound Poms
1.00 BBC News (S,HD)
1.15 Songs Of Praise (S,HD)
1.50 Points Of View (S,HD)
2.05 LIVE Challenge Cup Rugby
League Wigan Warriors
v Warrington Wolves.
Kick-off at 2.30. (S,HD)
4.35 Spy In The Ocean (R,S,HD)
5.35 BBC News (S,HD)
5.50 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
6.00 Countryfile (S,HD)
7.00 Spy In The Ocean (3/4)
Following extraordinary
relationships that exist
among the creatures of
the ocean. (S,HD)
8.00 Antiques Roadshow Fiona
Bruce presents the show
from Sefton Park in
Liverpool, where items
include 2,000-year-old
cufflinks, a letter from Kate
Bush, and a portrait from
the English Civil War. (S,HD)
9.00 Ten Pound Poms (6/6) Annie
is compelled to make a
stand for migrants and
stages a peaceful protest,
but things get quickly out
of hand. (S,HD)
10.00 BBC News (S,HD)
10.25 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
10.30 FILM In The Heart Of The
Sea Fact-based historical
adventure, starring Chris
Hemsworth. (2015) ★★★
(S,HD) Then Weather
For The Week Ahead
12.25-6am BBC News (S,HD)
10pm We Love Glastonbury
1.30 FILM The African Queen
Romantic adventure,
starring Humphrey Bogart
and Katharine Hepburn.
(1951) ★★★★★ (S,HD)
3.10 FILM How To Marry A
Millionaire Comedy,
starring Marilyn Monroe.
(1953) ★★★★ (S,HD)
4.45 Flog It! (R,S,HD)
5.15 The Great British Sewing
Bee (R,S,HD)
6.15 Stanley Tucci: Searching
For Italy (R,S,HD)
7.00 Today At The Test England
v Australia. (S,HD)
8.00 Wild Cuba: A Caribbean
Journey (7/10) Part one
of two. Colin Stafford-
Johnson explores parts
of Cuba few outsiders
have seen. (R,S,HD)
9.00 Gods Of Tennis (3/3)
The rivalry between
Martina Navratilova
and Chris Evert. (S,HD)
10.00 NEW We Love Glastonbury
Famous fans recall their
favourite performances and
stand-out moments. (S,HD)
11.00 Glastonbury: 50 Years
And Counting (R,S,HD)
12.30 Sign Zone: Question Time
Political debate. (R,S,SL,HD)
1.30 Predator: The Secret
Scandal Of J-Pop
(R,S,SL,HD)
2.30-3.30am Gods Of Tennis
(R,S,SL,HD)
2.05 The Masked Singer US
Game show. (R,S,HD)
3.00 FILM Live And Let Die
James Bond spy adventure,
starring Roger Moore.
(1973) ★★★★ (S,HD)
5.30 The Chase For Soccer Aid
Quiz show. (R,S,HD)
6.30 ITV News (S,HD)
6.45 Regional News (S,HD)
7.00 Sitting On A Fortune
Game show hosted by
Gary Lineker in which
contestants answer
questions to remain in with
a chance of taking away
up to £100,000. (S,HD)
8.00 NEW Van Der Valk (1/3) The
murder of a free-running
star reveals a dark heart 10.30 Celebrity Gogglebox
of corruption and rivalries
beneath the surface of the
sport. Return of the crime
drama, starring Marc
Warren. (S,HD)
10.00 ITV News (S,HD)
10.20 FILM Ocean’s Eleven
A former convict 11.30 F1 Canadian Grand Prix
assembles a gang of
crooks to help him pull off
a daring robbery. Crime
comedy, with George
Clooney and Brad Pitt.
(2001) ★★★★ (S,HD)
12.35 Teleshopping (HD)
3.00 Motorsport UK (R,S,HD) 1.00-2.45am FILM PREMIERE
3.50 Unwind With ITV (S,HD)
5.05-6am Ainsley’s Food We Love
A pub menu. (R,S,SL,HD)
8pm Van Der Valk 2.25pm Rango 8pm Happy Campers…
1.00 The Simpsons (R,S) 1.10 Police Interceptors (R,S,HD)
1.30 The Simpsons (R,S) 2.05 Inside The Tower Of London
1.55 The Simpsons (R,S,HD) Double bill. (R,S,HD)
2.25 FILM Rango Oscar-winning 4.00 The Black Death (R,S,HD)
animated comedy, with the Then 5 News Weekend
voice of Johnny Depp. 6.05 Holiday Scams: Don’t Get
(2011) ★★★★ (S,HD) Caught Out (R,S,HD)
4.35 George Clarke’s Amazing 7.00 Britain’s Poshest Farm
Spaces (R,S,HD) Shop (1/2) Documentary
5.35 Grand Designs (R,S,HD) celebrating seven of the
6.30 C4 News (S,HD) finest farm shops in the
7.00 LIVE International Football country, including one in
Coverage of the UEFA rural Wales whose
Nations League final. customers include
Kick-off at 7.45, which members of the Royal
sees Netherlands or family. (R,S,HD)
Croatia face Spain or 8.00 Happy Campers: The
Italy at De Kuip in Caravan Park (5/8) In
Rotterdam. (S,HD) Devon, rides manager
Dan is forced to roll up
Personalities including his sleeves and join the
Davina McCall, Katherine housekeeping team. (S,HD)
Ryan and Rob Beckett turn 9.00 A Country Life For Half The
their hand to being the Price With Kate Humble
country’s most opinionated (2/8) Kate revisits Georgie
viewers as they critique the and Robin Monaghan, who
week’s TV. (R,S,HD) traded in their home in
Worthing, East Sussex, for
Highlights Action from the a house in the village of
ninth round of the season, Shebbear in Devon. (S,HD)
held at Circuit Gilles 10.00 The Rise & Fall Of John
Villeneuve in Canada, Leslie Documentary
where Red Bull’s Max charting the career of the
Verstappen was victorious TV presenter. (R,S,HD)
last year. (S,HD) 10.55 FILM Lethal Weapon 2
Action thriller sequel, with
Swan Song Comedy Mel Gibson and Danny
drama, starring Udo Kier. Glover. (1989) ★★★ (S,HD)
(2021) ★★★★ (S,HD) 1.10-3.10am Teleshopping

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WEST As main BBC ONE except: 10.00-10.30am
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10am Richard Tice 1.00 Trisha Goddard
4.00 Kevin O’Sullivan 7.00 The Sunday
Night Club With Mark Saggers 10.00 The
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12.00 That Was The Woke That Was 1.00
Jeremy Kyle Live 2.00 Vanessa Feltz 3.00
Friday Night With Nadine 4.00 The Best Of
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Special 2.30 FILM! Smallfoot (2018)
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9.00 NEW EPISODE! Love Island. The third
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7pm EastEnders 8.00 FILM! Thor: The Dark
World. The thunder god must form an
uneasy alliance with his evil brother.
Superhero adventure sequel, starring Chris
Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston. (2013)
9.45 FILM! Waves. A high school student’s
BBC FOUR
7pm Blankety Blank. Les Dawson hosts the
comedy game show. From 1987. 7.30 Pop
Quiz 8.00 NEW EPISODE! BBC Cardiff Singer
Of The World 2023: The Grand Final.
Petroc Trelawny and Josie d’Arby present
the grand final as the five remaining
way. 10.00 NEW EPISODE! Love Island: 11.50am FILM! The War Wagon (1967) life spirals out of control after he contestants sing once again. 10.30 Just
Aftersun. Maya Jama and Chunkz discuss 2.00 LIVE SPORT! British Touring Car suffers an injury and his Call Me Martina 11.30 Sue Barker: Our
all the latest news from the villa. 11.05 Championship. From Oulton girlfriend falls pregnant. Wimbledon 12.45 Africa Turns The Page:
Family Guy 12.00 American Dad! 1.00 The Park. 6.20 World Of Sport Drama, starring Kelvin The Novels That Shaped A Continent
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The 1% Club 10.00 of Dory’s
ITV3 FILM! Get Carter. followers has a
E4
Thriller, with Michael reaction to the 11.05am Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares
11.10am FILM! Carry On Camping (1969)
12.50 Doc Martin 1.55 Marple 6.00
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MORE4
12noon Come Dine With Me 2.40 Four In A
Bed 5.20 Come Dine With Me 8.00 999: On
The Front Line. A man falls down the stairs.
9.00 24 Hours In A&E 10.00 NEW EPISODE!
The Emergency Ward. Dr Mya and Dr David
treat a young woman with a broken jaw.
11.05 Emergency Helicopter Medics 12.05
The Good Doctor 1.05 999: On The Front
Line 2.10 Emergency Helicopter Medics
3.15-3.45am A Place In The Sun
DAVE
11.20am Top Gear 1.20 Top Gear
Patagonia Special 4.00 Australian Ninja
Warrior 7.00 Border Force: America’s
Gatekeepers 8.00 QI XL 9.00 Top Gear
10.00 Live At The Apollo 11.00 QI XL
12.00 Red Dwarf 2.00 Room 101 2.30 The
Misadventures Of Romesh Ranganathan
3.35 Beat The Internet With John Robins
4.00-6am Teleshopping
5USA
11am Columbo 9.00 NCIS 10.00 Law &
Order: Special Victims Unit 11.55 NCIS
1.55 Blue Bloods 3.35 Criminals: Caught
On Camera 4.00-6am Teleshopping
5STAR
12noon Dogs Behaving (Very) Badly 1.00
Traffic Cops 5.00 Police Interceptors
9.00 FILM! Wild Card. Action thriller,
starring Jason Statham. (2015) 11.00
FILM! Crank 2: High Voltage. Action thriller
sequel, starring Jason Statham. (2009)
12.50 Dying For Revenge 1.50 Killer At
The Crime Scene 2.40 GPs: Behind Closed
Doors 3.30 Criminals: Caught On Camera
4.00-6am Teleshopping
PICK
12noon The Chase Celebrity Special 2.00
Border Security: Canada’s Front Line 4.00
Highway Cops 5.00 Motorway Patrol 6.00
Caught Red Handed 8.00 999 Frontline
9.00 NEW EPISODE! Mark Of A Serial Killer.
A killer leaves a string of victims. 10.00 NEW
EPISODE! How To Survive A Murder. A young
suspect with a violent past emerges. 11.00
Britain’s Most Evil Killers 12.00 Killing Mum
And Dad 1.00 Killer In My Village 2.00
Motorway Patrol 4.00-6am Border Patrol
REALLY
12noon A Place In The Sun 3.00 The Hotel
Inspector 4.00 Celebrity Antiques Road
Trip 7.00 The Saved And Remade
Workshop 8.00 NEW EPISODE! My Dream
Derelict Home In The Sun. Salvaging a
neglected presbytery in Normandy on a
very tight budget. 9.00 The Bad Skin Clinic.
Devastating disorders. 10.00 My New
Face: Body Bizarre 11.00 The Dead Files
12.00 Death Walker With Nick Groff 1.00
Ghost Adventures 2.00 Teleshopping
4.00-6am Fantasy Homes By The Sea
W 5.00-6am Teleshopping
12noon Property Brothers: Double Down
3.00 My Family 6.20 My Family Christmas
Special 2003 7.00 Inside The Ambulance
8.00 Inside The Operating Theatre
ITV2 6.15pm Aquaman
9.00 Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over USA
10.00 Louis Theroux: Gambling In Las
Vegas 11.20 Louis Theroux’s LA Stories
12.40 Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over:
International Women’s Day Special
1.30 Bang On Budget 2.20 Inside The
Ambulance 3.00-6.15am Teleshopping
YESTERDAY
12noon Great British Railway Journeys
4.00 Bangers And Cash 5.00 Bangers &
Cash: Restoring Classics 6.00 Bangers
And Cash 8.00 ’Allo ’Allo! 10.10 Classic
Car Garage 11.10 Bangers & Cash:
Restoring Classics 12.10 Bangers And
Cash 1.10 Underground Worlds
3.00-6.10am Teleshopping
TALKING PICTURES
11.30am FILM! Les Bicyclettes De Belsize
(1968) 12.05 FILM! The Lion (1962) 2.00
The Adventures Of Robin Hood 2.30 The
Larkins 3.00 Look At Life 3.10 FILM! A Boy,
A Girl And A Bike (1949) 5.00 The Footage
Detectives 6.00 The Saint 7.00 FILM! The
Flemish Farm. Fact-based Second World
War adventure, starring Clive Brook. (1943)
8.40 Look At Life 9.00 Van Der Valk 10.00
Jack The Ripper 12.00 FILM! Absence Of
Malice. Drama, starring Paul Newman.
(1981) 2.15 FILM! My Science Project. Sci-fi
comedy adventure, starring John Stockwell.
(1985) 4.05 The Heritage Chart Show With
Mike Read 5.05-6am Stagecoach West
SKY ATLANTIC
11.10am Big Love 3.30 True Blood 6.50 The
Sopranos 9.00 The Idol 10.05 Perry Mason
11.10 Der Pass 12.10 This England 1.30 In
Treatment 2.00 NEW EPISODE! The Idol
3.00 Sharp Objects 4.05-6am Fish Town
SKY WITNESS
12noon UK Border Force 1.00 Sun, Sea
And A&E 2.00 Nothing To Declare 7.00
NEW EPISODE! Caught On Dashcam. Real
life crashes through dashcam footage.
8.00 Blue Bloods 9.00 The Equalizer
10.00 The Rookie: Feds 11.00 The Rookie
12.00 Chicago Fire 1.00 Chicago PD
2.00 NEW EPISODE! Blue Bloods 3.00 NEW
EPISODE! Law & Order: Special Victims
Unit 4.00-6am Nothing To Declare
GOLD
11.40am Only Fools And Horses 7.45
Dad’s Army 9.00 Blackadder II 10.20
Blackadder: A Cunning Story 12.25
Blackadder II 1.00 Mrs Brown’s Boys 1.40
Ghosts 2.15 Upstart Crow 2.45 Desmond’s
3.25 Inside No 9 4.00-6am Teleshopping
COMEDY CENTRAL
12noon Friends 9.00 FILM! Lethal Weapon
4. Action adventure, starring Mel Gibson
and Danny Glover. (1998) 11.30 Kevin
Bridges Live In Glasgow 12.30 Reno 911!
2.30 South Park 3.25 Rhod Gilbert’s
Growing Pains 4.10 Asian Provocateur
SKY COMEDY
11.50am House Of Lies 1.05 The US Office
3.35 Sex And The City 4.15 And Just Like
That 9.00 A Black Lady Sketch Show 9.35
Somebody Somewhere 10.55 And Just Like
That 12.30 The US Office 2.00 In The Long
Run 3.00 NEW SERIES! The Righteous
Gemstones. Jesse, Judy, and Kelvin must
deal with dwindling attendance. 4.20
Silicon Valley 5.00-6am Teleshopping
SKY MAX
12noon NCIS: New Orleans 5.00 Fringe
9.00 NEW EPISODE! S.W.A.T. The team works
with the DEA to stop a cartel boss.
10.00 Poker Face 12.00 Fantasy Island
1.00 Hawaii Five-0 3.00 Road Wars
4.00-6am Stop, Search, Seize
SKY SCI-FI
12noon Fringe 4.00 Star Trek: Voyager
9.00 The Ark 11.05 FILM! Drone Wars.
Action adventure, starring Corin Nemec
and Nathin Butler. (2016) 1.00 Quantum
Leap 3.00-6am Stargate SG-1
DISCOVERY
12noon Building Off The Grid 6.00 NEW
EPISODE! Maritime Masters: Expedition
Antarctica 7.00 NEW EPISODE! Moonshiners:
Master Distiller. Three distillers compete to
make a plum-powered liquor of Eastern
Europe. 8.00 Naked And Afraid: Solo 9.00
NEW EPISODE! Blowing Up History. Experts
examine Tintagel Castle. 10.00 Street
Outlaws 12.00 Naked And Afraid 4.00 How
Do They Do It? 5.00-6am Teleshopping
TLC
12noon My Lottery Dream Home 1.00 My
600lb Life 3.00 Dr Pimple Popper 4.00
Sister Wives 6.00 Home Town 7.00 Good
Bones 8.00 Breaking Amish 9.00 NEW
EPISODE! Generation Drag. Noah confronts
her parents about the family portraits
from before her transition. 10.00 NEW
EPISODE! The Book Of Queer. The steamy
details about Michelangelo, Da Vinci,
Ma Rainey and more. 11.00 My Feet Are
Killing Me 12.00 Body Bizarre 1.00 My
Strange Addiction 2.00 The Book Of Queer
3.00 My Feet Are Killing Me 4.00 Breaking
Amish 5.00-6am Good Bones
Sky Cinema Premiere 6.05pm I Love My Dad
SKY CINEMA PREMIERE
10.30am A Love Song (2022) 12.05
Paradise Highway (2022) 2.10 The Lost
King (2022) 4.00 Bros (2022) 6.05
PREMIERE! I Love My Dad. Comedy, starring
Patton Oswalt. (2022) 8.00 The Lost King.
Comedy drama, starring Sally Hawkins and
Steve Coogan. (2022) 9.50 The Cinema
List: The 90s 10.05 Smile. Horror, starring
Sosie Bacon. (2022) 12.00 A Love Song.
Drama, starring Dale Dickey. (2022) 1.40
Paradise Highway. Drama, starring Juliette
Binoche and Frank Grillo. (2022) 3.35
Blueback. Drama, with Mia Wasikowska.
(2022) 5.30-6.20am Sky Cinema Preview
SKY CINEMA COMEDY
11.25am Evolution (2001) 1.10 Big Daddy
(1999) 2.50 Beverly Hills Cop II (1987)
4.35 Confess, Fletch (2022) 6.20 Just Like
Heaven. With Reese Witherspoon. (2005)
8.00 Hitch. Romantic comedy with Will
Smith and Eva Mendes. (2005) 10.00 Made
Of Honor. With Patrick Dempsey. (2008)
11.45 50/50. With Joseph Gordon-Levitt.
(2011) 1.30 Goon. With Seann William
Scott. (2011) 3.10 Begin Again. With Keira
Knightley. (2013) 5.00-6.35am Hot Rod.
With Andy Samberg. (2007)
SKY CINEMA ACTION
10.30am Batman Begins (2005) 12.50 The
Dark Knight (2008) 3.25 The Dark Knight
Rises (2012) 6.10 The Batman (2022) 9.05
Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice.
Adventure, starring Ben Affleck and Henry
Cavill. (2016) 11.40 Batman. With Michael
Keaton. (1989) 1.50 Batman Returns. With
Michael Keaton. (1992) 4.00-6.05am
Batman Forever. With Val Kilmer. (1995)
TCM MOVIES
11.55am Canyon Raiders (1951) 1.05
Dallas (1950) 3.00 The Cowboys (1972)
5.40 The Gun Hawk (1963) 7.30 Wagons
West. Western, with Rod Cameron. (1952)
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 7
SUNDAY 18 JUNE
9.00 Passenger 57. Action thriller, with
Wesley Snipes and Bruce Payne. (1992)
10.45 Ransom. Thriller, starring Mel Gibson.
(1996) 1.15 Teleshopping 3.30 Close Up:
DON’T MISS
Nicolas Cage 4.00 Close Up: Julia Roberts
4.30 Close Up: Brad Pitt 5.00-6am
MORE OF TODAY’S
Hollywood’s Best Film Directors BEST TELLY
SKY SPORTS MAIN EVENT
10.15am LIVE SPORT! The Ashes. England v
Australia. Live coverage of the third day of
the First Test. 7.00 LIVE SPORT! F1. The
Canadian Grand Prix. Start-time at 7.00.
9.00 LIVE SPORT! US Open Golf. Coverage
of the fourth day, at The Los Angeles
Country Club. 3.00 Sky Sports News.
4.00-6am Sky Sports News
SKY SPORTS FOOTBALL
12noon EFL 3.00 EFL Cup Retro 5.00 SPFL
6.00 SPFL Highlights 6.45 SPFL Greatest
Games 9.00 The Overlap On Tour. With
Gary Neville, Roy Keane and Jamie
Carragher. 10.00 SPFL Greatest Games
11.00 EFL Greatest Games 12.00
BT Sport 1 12.30pm Live Hockey
Championship Season Review 15/16
1.00 EFL 4.00-6am EFL Cup Retro
ITV2 4.25pm Ice Age 2:
The Meltdown
BT SPORT 1 E4 6.40pm Deep Impact
11.30am Hockey 12.30 LIVE SPORT! Hockey.
Great Britain v USA. Push-back at 12.40.
2.30 ESPN FC 3.00 LIVE SPORT! Hockey.
Great Britain v Spain. Push-back at 3.10.
5.00 AFL 7.00 The WRC Magazine 7.30
Hockey 9.30 BT Sport Films 11.00 Live
Baseball Tonight 12.00 LIVE SPORT! MLB.
Boston Red Sox v New York Yankees.
Start-time at 12.10. 3.30 ESPN Films
Presents 5.00-6am UEFA Champions
League – Stories Of The Finals
BT SPORT 2 Sky Sports Main Event
11am LIVE SPORT! MotoGP. The Grand Prix 9pm Live US Open Golf
of Germany Moto2 race. Start-time at
11.15. 12.30 LIVE SPORT! MotoGP. The
Grand Prix of Germany MotoGP race.
Start-time at 1.00. 2.15 LIVE SPORT!
MotoGP Chequered Flag. Post-race show
following The Grand Prix of Germany.
3.15 MotoGP Films 4.15 WWE Friday Night
SmackDown 5.45 BT Sport Goals Reload
6.00 ESPN FC 6.30 The High Performance
Podcast 7.30 The Football’s On 8.30 MLB:
Off The Bat 9.00 LIVE SPORT! MLB. Los
Angeles Dodgers v San Francisco Giants.
Start-time at 9.10. 12.30 AFL 2.30 World
Poker Tour Series 4.30-6am Gallagher
Premiership Rugby Union
Sky Witness 9pm The Equalizer
BT SPORT 3
11.30am The High Performance Podcast
12.30 The Football’s On 1.30 BT Sport
Films 3.00 LIVE SPORT! World Rallycross.
Coverage of the latest round of the season,
which takes place in Norway. 4.00 The
WRC Magazine 4.30 BT Sport Goals
Reload 5.00 UEFA Europa League 5.30
UEFA Europa Conference League 6.00
UEFA Champions League 6.30 Sign Up
7.00 Serie A – Full Impact 8.00 Ligue 1
Highlights 9.00 WWE SmackDown
Highlights 10.00 WWE NXT 11.45 UFC
2.45 UFC: The Ultimate Fighter 3.45 UFC
Fight Flashback 5.15 Sport In Focus
5.30-6am BT Sport Reload Sky Max 9pm S.W.A.T
8 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023

MONDAY 19 JUNE
BBC1 BBC2 ITV1 CHANNEL 4 CHANNEL 5
HD: Freeview 101 Sky 101 Virgin 101 FreeSat 101 HD: Freeview 102 Sky 102 Virgin 102 FreeSat 102 HD: Freeview 103 Sky 103 Virgin 103 FreeSat 103 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 104 Virgin 104 FreeSat 104 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 105 Virgin 105 FreeSat 105
Wales HD: Freeview 110 Sky 108 Virgin 104 FreeSat 106
6.00 am Breakfast (S,HD) 6.30 am Garden Rescue A cat 6.00 am Good Morning Britain 6.05 am Countdown (R,S,HD) 6.00 am Milkshake! (HD)
9.15 Morning Live (S,HD) friendly garden. (R,S,HD) News, current affairs and 6.45 Cheers Two shows. (R,S,HD) 9.15 Jeremy Vine The
10.00 Claimed And Shamed 7.15 Clean It, Fix It (R,S,HD) lifestyle features. (S,HD) 7.35 The King Of Queens broadcaster discusses the
Factual topics. (S,HD) 8.00 Sign Zone: Coast To Coast 9.00 Lorraine Entertainment and American comedy. (R,S,HD) issues of the day. (S,HD)
10.45 Dirty Rotten Scammers Food Festival (R,S,SL,HD) fashion news. (S,HD) 8.25 F1 Canadian Grand Prix 11.15 Storm Huntley Debate on
Internet crime. (R,S,HD) 8.30 Great Coastal Railway 10.00 This Morning A mix of Highlights (R,S,HD) the day’s talking points
11.15 Homes Under The Hammer Journeys (R,S,SL,HD) celebrity chat, lifestyle 9.55 Find It, Fix It, Flog It (R,S,HD) continues. (S,HD)
Properties in Suffolk, 9.00 Nicky Campbell The day’s features, advice and 10.55 Couples Come Dine 12.15 Alexis Conran The actor,
South Yorkshire and talking points. (S,HD) competitions. Including With Me (R,S,HD) writer and broadcaster
Cambridgeshire.(R,S,HD) 11.00 BBC News (S,HD) Local Weather. (S,HD) 11.55 C4 News (S,HD) examines the important
12.15 Bargain Hunt Eric Knowles 12.15 Politics Live The latest 12.30 Loose Women Celebrity 12.00 Steph’s Packed Lunch stories of the day, getting
presents the show from stories from Westminster interviews and studio Steph McGovern presents viewers’ opinions and
Leominster. (S,HD) and beyond. (S,HD) discussion. (S,HD) the magazine. (S,HD) views on them. (S,HD)

NEW NEW LIVE NEW

EP EP

SOAP

9pm Best Interests
1.00 BBC News At One (S,HD)
1.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
1.45 SOAP Doctors Kirsty goes
on her first VPAS visit, and
helps a broken family. (S,HD)
2.15 Money For Nothing (S,HD)
3.00 Escape To The Country
Jules Hudson explores
the countryside of North
and West Yorkshire. (S,HD)
3.45 Garden Rescue A garden in
Southampton. (S,HD)
4.30 Clean It, Fix It (S,HD)
5.15 Pointless (R,S,HD)
6.00 BBC News At Six (S,HD)
6.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
7.00 The One Show Alex Jones
and Jermaine Jenas
present topical stories
and celebrity chat. (S,HD)
7.30 SOAP EastEnders
Elaine hosts a Battle of the
Dads karaoke competition
at The Vic. (S,HD)
8.00 The Antidepressant Story
Report into the
inconvenient truths about
antidepressants. (S,HD)
9.00 Best Interests (3/4) Nicci’s
campaign becomes
national news. (S,HD)
10.00 BBC News At Ten (S,HD)
10.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
10.40 Have I Got A Bit More
News For You (10/10)
Clive Myrie hosts. (R,S,HD)
11.25 Glow Up: Britain’s Next
Make-Up Star (7/8) (R,S,HD)
12.30-6am BBC News (S,HD)
6.30pm Great British Railway… 8pm Coronation Street 7pm International Football 8pm Police Interceptors
1.00 LIVE Tennis: Queen’s The 1.30 ITV Lunchtime News (S,HD) 2.10 Countdown (S,HD) 1.40 5 News (S,HD)
first round of the cinch 1.55 Regional News (S,HD) 3.00 A Place In The Sun (R,S,HD) 1.45 SOAP Home And Away
Championships. (S,HD) 2.00 James Martin’s French 4.00 A Place In The Sun (R,S,HD) Bree is unable to help a
6.00 Richard Osman’s House Adventure (R,S,HD) 5.00 Sarah Beeny’s New reluctant patient. (R,S,HD)
Of Games (R,S,HD) 3.00 Tenable (R,S,HD) Country Lives (S,HD) 2.15 FILM Newlywed & Dead:
6.30 NEW Great British Railway 4.00 Tipping Point (R,S,HD) 6.00 C4 News (S,HD) Picture Perfect Mysteries
Journeys Michael Portillo 5.00 The Chase (R,S,HD) 7.00 LIVE England International Whodunit, starring
explores the Britain 6.00 Regional News (S,HD) Football England v North Alexa PenaVega and
of his youth. (S,HD) 6.30 ITV Evening News (S,HD) Macedonia. Kick-off Carlos PenaVega.
7.00 Today At The Test England v 7.30 SOAP Emmerdale The at 7.45. Jules Breach (2019) ★★★ (S,HD)
Australia. (S,HD) family watches over presents all the action 4.00 Bargain Loving Brits In
8.00 Your Body Uncovered Caleb in a coma. (S,HD) from the UEFA Euro Blackpool (R,S,HD)
With Kate Garraway 8.00 SOAP Coronation Street 2024 Group C qualifier 5.00 5 News At 5 (S,HD)
(1/6) People undergo Daniel visits Ryan and at Old Trafford. (S,HD) 6.00 Eggheads (R,S,HD)
immersive medical urges Daisy to do the 10.00 NEW The Wonders Of The 6.30 Celebrity Eggheads
consultations. (R,S,HD) same. (S,HD) World I Can’t See (1/4) (R,S,HD) Followed
9.00 Once Upon A Time In 9.00 NEW Litvinenko (1/4) Two Blind comedian Chris by 5 News Update
Northern Ireland (5/5) The police officers interview a McCausland explores 7.00 Traffic Cops (10/11) An
road to the Good Friday former Russian spy who some of the world’s armed response team is
Agreement in 1998. (S,HD) claims to have been most iconic landmarks. called in to help with a
10.05 NEW Glastonbury Anthems poisoned on the orders Chris is joined by Harry pursuit. (R,S,HD) Followed
(1/3) Featuring Radiohead, of Vladimir Putin. Fact- Hill for a trip to the by 5 News Update
Robbie Williams and based drama, starring Acropolis in Athens. (S,HD) 8.00 Police Interceptors The
Blondie. (S,HD) David Tennant. (S,HD) 11.05 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does knife-crime team targets
10.35 Newsnight Presented by 10.00 ITV News (S,HD) Countdown (6/6) Lee drug hotspots. (S,HD)
Victoria Derbyshire. (S,HD) 10.30 Regional News (S,HD) Mack, Katherine Ryan, 9.00 Police: Night Shift 999 (2/6)
11.20 Gods Of Tennis (3/3) The 10.45 Secrets Of The Spies (1/3) Joe Wilkinson and Jon Sgt Gladwin stops a car
rivalry between Martina Documentary examining Richardson take part that is reportedly being
Navratilova and Chris what kind of person in the comedy game show, driven dangerously. (S,HD)
Evert. (R,S,HD) becomes a spy. (R,S,HD) with the Brett Domino Trio 10.00 Ambulance: Code Red
12.20 FILM The Man Who Knew 11.40 All Elite Wrestling: joining Susie Dent in (15/20) An HGV crashes
Infinity Biographical Dynamite Action from the Dictionary Corner. (R,S,HD) into a railway bridge on
drama, starring Jeremy latest AEW event. (R,S,HD) 12.05 England International the M6 motorway. (R,S,HD)
Irons. (2015) ★★★★ (S,HD) 1.20 Teleshopping (HD) Football England v North 11.05 999: Critical Condition
2.05 Sign Zone: Waterloo Road 3.00 Martin Clunes: Islands Of Macedonia. (S,HD) (5/8) A man is rushed into
Kim rallies the troops America (R,S,SL,HD) 1.05 Shocking Emergency Royal Stoke after a cardiac
for a surprise Ofsted 3.50 Unwind With ITV (S,HD) Calls (R,S,HD) arrest at home. (R,S,HD)
inspection. (R,S,SL,HD) 5.05-6am James Martin’s French 1.55-2.40am Ramsay’s Hotel Hell 12.05 Police Interceptors (R,S,HD)
3.05-4am Countryfile (R,S,SL,HD) Adventure (R,S,SL,HD) Documentary. (R,S,SL,HD) 1.00-3am Teleshopping

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BBC ONE WALES As main BBC ONE except: 8pm
Weatherman Walking 8.30-9.00 Full House 10.40
Match Of The Day Wales 11.10 The Antidepressant
Story 12.10am Have I Got A Bit More News For You
12.55-6am BBC News ITV WALES 10.45-11.40pm
Sharp End
S4C 6am Cyw 12noon Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd
12.05pm Dim Byd I’w Wisgo 12.30 Glannau Cymru O’r
Awyr 1.00 Glannau Cymru O’r Awyr 1.30 Adre 2.00
Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd 2.05 Prynhawn Da 3.00
Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd 3.05 Y ’Sgubor Flodau
4.00 Awr Fawr: Blociau Rhif 4.05 Awr Fawr: Tomos A’i
Ffrindau 4.15 Awr Fawr: Fferm Fach 4.30 Awr Fawr:
Blero Yn Mynd I Ocido 4.45 Awr Fawr: Byd Tad-Cu 5.00 Rhyngwladol: Gemau Rhagbrofol UEFA Euro 2024
Stwnsh: Siwrne Ni 5.05 Stwnsh: Cath-Od 5.20 Stwnsh: 10.00 Ty Am Ddim 11.00-11.50pm Sgwrs Dan Y Lloer
Chwarter Call 5.35 Stwnsh: Lego DREAMZzz 5.55
Stwnsh: Ffeil 6.00 Pobol Y Penwythnos 6.30 Rownd A
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TALK TV
10am The Independent Republic
Of Mike Graham 1.00 Ian Collins
4.00 Vanessa Feltz 7.00 Jeremy
Kyle Live 8.00 Piers Morgan
Uncensored 9.00 The Talk 10.00
First Edition 11.00 Piers Morgan
Uncensored. The day’s events.
12.00 Petrie Hosken 1.00 Jeremy
Kyle Live 2.00 Vanessa Feltz 3.00
Piers Morgan Uncensored 4.00 The
Talk 5.00-6am James Max
ITV2
12noon Celebrity Dinner Date 1.00
Family Fortunes 2.00 Chuck 3.05
One Tree Hill 4.00 Dawson’s Creek
5.00 Celebrity Dinner Date 6.00
Celebrity Catchphrase 7.00 Alan
Carr’s Epic Gameshow 8.00
Superstore 9.00 NEW EPISODE!
Love Island. The Islanders continue
to make the most of an
unforgettable summer in paradise.
10.05 NEW EPISODE! Deep Fake
Neighbour Wars 10.35 Family Guy
11.35 American Dad! 12.35
Superstore 1.35 Iain Stirling’s
CelebAbility 2.20 Totally Bonkers
Guinness World Records 2.45
Unwind 3.00-6am Teleshopping
ITV3
11.35am Heartbeat 1.40
Classic Emmerdale 2.40 Classic
Coronation Street 3.45 Poirot 5.55
Heartbeat 8.00 Endeavour 10.00
Law & Order: UK 11.05 Innocent
12.10 Marple 2.10 Unwind
With ITV 2.30-6am Teleshopping
ITV4
11.25am The Saint 12.30 Dempsey
And Makepeace 1.35 Made In
Britain 2.35 Magnum, PI 3.40
The Sweeney 4.45 Minder 5.55
Made In Britain 6.55 NEW
EPISODE! BattleBots 8.00 MotoGP
Highlights 9.00 NEW EPISODE! The
Motorbike Show. Henry sets off on
a new Zero electric bike through
Leicestershire. 10.00 FILM Speed
(1994) Action thriller, starring
Keanu Reeves. 12.25 Lost Car
Rescue 1.25 Motorsport UK 2.20
The Protectors 2.45 Unwind With
ITV 3.00-6am Teleshopping
BBC THREE
7pm Top Gear 8.00 Race Across
The World 9.00 NEW! Crashed:
$800m Festival Fail 10.00 Planet
Sex With Cara Delevingne 10.45
Fleabag 11.40 Crashed: $800m
Festival Fail 12.40 RuPaul’s Drag
Race UK 1.55 Fleabag 2.50-
3.50am Race Across The World
BBC FOUR
7pm The Lakes With Paul Rose
7.30 Fred Dibnah’s Made In Britain
8.00 Amsterdam: An Art Lovers’
Guide 9.00 Windrush 1.00 Black
Firsts 1.30 The Lakes With Paul
Rose 2.00 Fred Dibnah’s Made
In Britain 2.30-3.30am
Amsterdam: An Art Lovers’ Guide
E4
12noon The Big Bang Theory 2.00
The Neighborhood 3.00 Modern
Family 4.00 Young Sheldon 5.00
The Big Bang Theory 7.00 NEW
EPISODE! Hollyoaks 7.30 NEW
EPISODE! The Goldbergs 8.00
NEW EPISODE! Below Deck Sailing
Yacht 9.00 Gogglebox 10.00
Naked Attraction 11.05 NEW
EPISODE! Impractical Jokers 12.05
Gogglebox 2.15 Naked Attraction
3.10 Below Deck Sailing Yacht 4.00
Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA
4.50-6am The Neighborhood
FILM4
11am Picnic (1955) 1.15 El Dorado
(1966) 3.50 Reach For The Sky
(1956) 6.45 I, Robot (2004)
9.00 Mechanic: Resurrection.
Action thriller sequel, starring
Jason Statham. (2016) 10.55
PREMIERE The Killing Of Two
Lovers (2020) Premiere. Drama,
starring Clayne Crawford. 12.35
Days Of The Bagnold Summer
(2019) 2.20-4am Rafiki (2018)
TALKING PICTURES
11.25am FILM Blind Spot (1958)
12.55 FILM The Calendar (1948)
2.30 Crown Court 3.00 FILM Valley
Of The Dragons (1961) 4.40 FILM
Out Of The Fog (1962) 6.00 The
Footage Detectives 7.00 The
Champions 8.00 The Main Chance
9.00 Jack The Ripper 11.00 Secret
Army 12.05 Crown Court 1.35
FILM Beat Girl (1960) 3.20 FILM
Vintage Wine (1935) 4.50-6am
The Edgar Wallace Mystery Theatre
GREAT! ACTION
12noon M*A*S*H 12.30 Wild West
Chronicles 1.00 FILM The Last
Posse (1953) 2.35 FILM Badland
(2019) 5.05 FILM The Rats Of
Tobruk (1944) 7.05 FILM Polar
Storm (2009) 9.00 FILM The
Exception (2016) Second World
War drama, starring Lily James
and Jai Courtney. 11.10 FILM
Alone We Fight (2018) 1.05
FILM Resident Evil: Apocalypse
(2004) 3.00 War In The Pacific
4.00-6am Teleshopping
 Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 9

TUESDAY 20 JUNE
BBC1 BBC2 ITV1 CHANNEL 4 CHANNEL 5
HD: Freeview 101 Sky 101 Virgin 101 FreeSat 101 HD: Freeview 102 Sky 102 Virgin 102 FreeSat 102 HD: Freeview 103 Sky 103 Virgin 103 FreeSat 103 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 104 Virgin 104 FreeSat 126 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 105 Virgin 105 FreeSat 105
Wales: Freeview 110 Sky 108 Virgin 108 FreeSat 106

6.00 am Breakfast (S) 6.30 am Money For Nothing With 6.00 am Good Morning Britain 6.05 am Countdown (R,S,HD) 6.00 am Milkshake! (HD)
9.15 Morning Live (S,HD) Jacqui Joseph. (R,S,HD) News, current affairs and 6.45 Cheers Two shows. (R,S,HD) 9.15 Jeremy Vine The
10.00 Claimed And Shamed 7.15 Clean It, Fix It (R,S,HD) lifestyle features. (S,HD) 7.35 The King Of Queens broadcaster discusses the
A man is jailed for faking 8.00 Sign Zone: Hidden 9.00 Lorraine Entertainment and Double bill. (R,S,HD) issues of the day. (S,HD)
life insurance. (S,HD) Treasures Of The National fashion news. (S,HD) 8.25 Frasier Triple bill. (R,S) 11.15 Storm Huntley Debate on
10.45 Dirty Rotten Scammers Trust (R,S,SL,HD) 10.00 This Morning A mix of 9.55 Find It, Fix It, Flog It Traffic the day’s talking points
Factual crime. (R,S,HD) 9.00 Nicky Campbell Featuring celebrity chat, lifestyle lights and roof tiles get continues. (S,HD)
11.15 Homes Under The Hammer calls on the day’s features, advice and upcycled. (R,S,HD) 12.15 Alexis Conran The actor,
Property auction. (S,HD) talking points. (S,HD) competitions. Including 10.55 Couples Come Dine writer and broadcaster
12.15 Bargain Hunt Natasha 11.00 BBC News (S,HD) Local Weather. (S,HD) With Me (R,S,HD) examines the important
Raskin Sharp is joined 12.15 Politics Live The latest 12.30 Loose Women Topical 11.55 C4 News (S,HD) stories of the day, getting
by Charles Hanson and stories from Westminster debate from a female 12.00 Steph’s Packed Lunch viewers’ opinions and
David Harper. (R,S,HD) and beyond. (S,HD) perspective. (S,HD) Magazine show. (S,HD) views on them. (S,HD)

NEW NEW SOAP NEW NEW

EP EP

10.40pm The Richard Dimbleby…
1.00 BBC News At One (S,HD)
1.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
1.45 SOAP Doctors Nina helps at
a charity fight night. (S,HD)
2.15 Money For Nothing (S,HD)
3.00 Escape To The Country
Rural retreats. (R,S,HD)
3.45 Garden Rescue (S,HD)
4.30 Clean It, Fix It (S,HD)
5.15 Pointless (R,S,HD)
6.00 BBC News At Six (S,HD)
6.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
7.00 The One Show Alex Jones
and Jermaine Jenas
present. (S,HD)
7.30 SOAP EastEnders Callum
looks up George’s police
record for Linda but is
surprised to find access to
his missing wife’s file is
denied. (S,HD)
8.00 Waterloo Road (6/7)
Desperate times force
Nicky to consider the
unthinkable. (S,HD)
9.00 Best Interests (4/4) All sides
take the stand as the court 10.30 Newsnight Headline
case begins. (S,HD)
10.00 BBC News At Ten (S,HD)
10.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
10.40 NEW The Richard Dimbleby
Lecture With David
Harewood Actor David
Harewood delivers a
lecture on his journey of
self-identity. (S,HD)
11.40 Ghosts US (R,S,HD)
12.25 Question Of Sport (R,S,HD) 3.05-3.50am Frontline Fightback
12.55-6am BBC News (S,HD)
9pm Africa Rising With Afua Hirsch 7.30pm Emmerdale 10pm Dr Death 9pm Jay Blades’ East End Through…
1.00 LIVE Tennis: Queen’s The 1.00 ITV Lunchtime News (S,HD) 2.10 Countdown (S,HD) 1.40 5 News (S,HD)
cinch Championships. 1.20 Regional News (S,HD) 3.00 A Place In The Sun (R,S,HD) 1.45 SOAP Home And Away
Clare Balding presents 1.30 LIVE ITV Racing Live: Royal 4.00 A Place In The Sun (R,S,HD) Justin is perturbed by
coverage of day two of the Ascot Coverage of day 5.00 Sarah Beeny’s New Andrew’s paranoid
grass-court tournament at one of the festival. (S,HD) Country Lives (S,HD) secrecy. (R,S,HD)
Queen’s Club. (S,HD) 6.00 Regional News (S,HD) 6.00 SOAP Hollyoaks Sally puts 2.15 FILM PREMIERE Don’t Steal
6.00 Richard Osman’s House 6.30 ITV Evening News (S,HD) her foot in it, and Warren My Husband Thriller,
Of Games (R,S,HD) 7.30 SOAP Emmerdale Mandy faces a revelation. (R,S,HD) starring Christie Burson.
6.30 Great British Railway returns to chaos. (S,HD) 6.30 SOAP Hollyoaks Things (2020) ★★★ (S,HD)
Journeys (S,HD) 8.00 The Martin Lewis Money start looking up for Warren 4.00 Bargain Loving Brits By
7.00 Today At The Test England v Show Live Summer Special in both his business and The Sea (R,S,HD)
Australia. (S,HD) The financial expert love life. (R,S,HD) 5.00 5 News At 5 (S,HD)
8.00 NEW Your Home Made presents a special 7.00 C4 News (S,HD) 6.00 Celebrity Eggheads
Perfect (1/8) Two show designed to save 8.00 The Greatest Auction Quiz show. (R,S,HD)
architects compete to people money. (S,HD) (7/8) Buyers bid for a 6.30 Celebrity Eggheads
make over a semi- 9.00 Litvinenko (2/4) Watched by guitar amp used by Jimi (R,S,HD) Followed by
detached in north the world, the Metropolitan Hendrix. (S,HD) 5 News Update
London. (S,HD) Police follow the 9.00 Grand Designs: The Streets 7.00 Motorhoming With Merton
9.00 Africa Rising With Afua radioactive trail of Shop owner and jewellery & Webster (1/6) Paul
Hirsch (2/3) The energy Polonium across London, maker Karen builds a Merton and his wife Suki
and ambition of young leading them to their mountain hut in central Webster explore the UK.
creatives in Nigeria. (S,HD) main suspects, Lugovoy Glasgow. (S,HD) (R,S,HD) Followed by
10.00 Glastonbury Anthems (2/3) and Kovtun. (S,HD) 10.00 NEW Dr Death (1/8) Drama, 5 News Update
Festival performances by 10.00 ITV News (S,HD) starring Joshua Jackson, 8.00 The Yorkshire Vet (9/16)
Amy Winehouse, Jay-Z and 10.30 Regional News (S,HD) Christian Slater and Documentary about
Neil Diamond. (S,HD) 10.45 FILM Terminator 2: Alec Baldwin. (S,HD) vets Julian Norton and
Judgment Day A cyborg is 10.55 Celebrity Gogglebox Peter Wright. (S,HD)
analysis, with Victoria sent back in time to Appraising the week’s 9.00 Jay Blades’ East End
Derbyshire. (S,HD) protect the future saviour television. (R,S,HD) Through Time (2/3) Jay
11.15 FILM Gloria Bell Comedy, of the human race from 12.00 NEW Untold: The Cost Of delves into the fascinating
starring Julianne Moore. a shape-changing Being A YouTuber Dan history of the East End in
(2018) ★★★★ (S,HD) assassin. Sci-fi adventure Howell speaks with other the 19th century. (S,HD)
12.50 Sign Zone: Big Little sequel, starring Arnold YouTubers about the 10.00 999: Emergency Call
Crimes (R,S,SL,HD) Schwarzenegger. (1991) reality of the job. (S,HD) Out (4/10) (R,S,HD)
1.35 Little Richard: King ★★★★★ (S,HD) 12.35 Ramsay’s Hotel Hell In 11.05 Motorway Cops: Catching
And Queen Of Rock ’n’ 1.20 Teleshopping (HD) Washington. (R,S,SL,HD) Britain’s Speeders
Roll (R,S,SL,HD) 3.00 Monster Carp (R,S,SL,HD) 1.25 The Simpsons (R,S,HD) (1/10) (R,S,HD)
3.50 Unwind With ITV (S,HD) 2.15-3.10am The Lateish Show 12.05 Traffic Cops (R,S,HD)
Documentary. (R,S,SL,HD) 5.00-6am Bling (R,S,SL,HD) With Mo Gilligan (R,S,HD) 1.00-3am Teleshopping (S,HD)

REGIONAL VARIATIONS
BBC ONE WALES As main BBC ONE except: 10.40pm
Pobl Bachyn 10.55 The Richard Dimbleby Lecture With
David Harewood 11.55 Welsh First Minister’s Questions
12.55am Ghosts US 1.40-6am BBC News
S4C 6am Cyw 12noon Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd
12.05pm Cegin Bryn: Yn Ffrainc 12.30 Pobol Y
Penwythnos 1.00 Pobol Y Penwythnos 1.30 Ffermio
2.00 Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd 2.05 Prynhawn Da
3.00 Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd 3.05 Priodas Pum Mil
4.00 Awr Fawr: Sali Mali 4.05 Awr Fawr: Sam Tân 4.15
Awr Fawr: Gwdihw 4.30 Awr Fawr: Shwshaswyn 4.40
Awr Fawr: Kim A Cet A Twrch 5.00 Stwnsh: Mwy O
Stwnsh Sadwrn 5.25 Stwnsh: Byd Rwtsh Dai Potsh 5.35
Stwnsh: Seligo 5.40 Stwnsh: Boom! 5.55 Stwnsh: Ffeil 10.00 Blacowt 10.55-11.30pm Ar Werth
6.00 Y Sioe Fwyd 6.30 Ffilmiau Ddoe 6.57 Newyddion
S4C A’r Tywydd 7.00 Heno 7.30 Newyddion S4C A’r
Tywydd 8.00 Pobol Y Cwm 8.25 Rownd A Rownd 8.55
Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd 9.00 Y ’Sgubor Flodau

FREEVIEW AND SATELLITE CHANNELS

TALK TV
10am The Independent Republic
Of Mike Graham 1.00 Ian Collins
4.00 Vanessa Feltz 7.00 Jeremy
Kyle Live 8.00 Piers Morgan
Uncensored 9.00 The Talk 10.00
First Edition 11.00 Piers Morgan
Uncensored 12.00 Petrie Hosken
1.00 Jeremy Kyle Live 2.00 Vanessa
Feltz 3.00 Piers Morgan
Uncensored 4.00 The Talk
5.00-6am James Max
ITV2
12noon Celebrity Dinner Date 1.00
Family Fortunes 2.00 Chuck 3.05
One Tree Hill 4.00 Dawson’s
Creek 5.00 Celebrity Dinner
Date 6.00 Celebrity Catchphrase
7.00 Alan Carr’s Epic Gameshow
8.00 Superstore 9.00 NEW
EPISODE! Love Island 10.05 NEW
EPISODE! Tell Me Everything 11.05
Family Guy 12.05 American Dad!
1.00 Superstore 2.00-2.30am
Deep Fake Neighbour Wars
ITV3
11.35am Heartbeat 1.40 Classic
Emmerdale 2.40 Classic
Coronation Street 3.45
Poirot 5.55 Heartbeat 8.00
Midsomer Murders 10.00 Law &
Order: UK 11.05 Innocent
12.05-2.20am Inspector Morse
ITV4
11.20am The Saint 12.30 Dempsey
And Makepeace 1.30 Made In
Britain 2.30 Magnum, PI 3.35 The
Sweeney 4.45 Minder 5.50 LIVE
SPORT! ITV Racing: Royal Ascot
6.30 NEW EPISODE! Frankie
Dettori: A Royal Ascot Love Affair
7.00 NEW EPISODE! BattleBots
8.00 River Monsters 9.00 FILM Die
Hard 2 (1990) 11.30 All Elite
Wrestling: Rampage 12.40 Auto
Mundial 1.05 Motorsport Mundial
1.35 Minder 2.30 The Protectors
3.00-6am Teleshopping
BBC THREE
7pm Top Gear 8.00 Race Across
The World 9.00 NEW EPISODE! The
Apprentice Australia 10.05 NEW!
The Monkey Haters 11.00 NEW!
A Better Place 11.15 Glow Up:
Britain’s Next Make-Up Star
12.15 RuPaul’s Drag Race UK
1.25-1.55am Eating With My Ex
BBC FOUR
7pm The Lakes With Paul Rose
7.30 Fred Dibnah’s Made In Britain
8.00 Hancock’s Half Hour 8.30
Whatever Happened To The
Likely Lads? 9.00 Una Marson: Our
Lost Caribbean Voice 10.00
Sailors, Ships And Stevedores:
The Story Of British Docks 11.00
The Triumphs And Laments Of
William Kentridge: Imagine 12.05
Black Firsts 12.35-1.05am The
Lakes With Paul Rose
E4
12noon The Big Bang Theory 2.00
The Neighborhood 3.00 Modern
Family 4.00 Young Sheldon 5.00
The Big Bang Theory 7.00 NEW
EPISODE! Hollyoaks 7.30 NEW
EPISODE! The Goldbergs 8.00
NEW EPISODE! Below Deck Sailing
Yacht 9.00 Gogglebox 10.00
Naked Attraction 11.05 NEW
EPISODE! Impractical Jokers 12.00
Gogglebox 1.15 First Dates
2.15-3.10am Naked Attraction
FILM4
11am 7th Cavalry (1956) 12.35
Red Mountain (1951) 2.15
O.S.S (1946) 4.25 A Shot In The
Dark (1964) 6.35 Local Hero
(1983) 9.00 PREMIERE Limbo.
Comedy drama, with Sidse Babett
Knudsen and Amir El-Masry.
(2020) 11.10 Mr & Mrs Smith
(2005) 1.30-4am Girls Trip (2017)
TALKING PICTURES
11.55am FILM The Narrowing
Circle (1956) 1.15 FILM The Blue
Parrot (1953) 2.35 FILM Seven
Days To Noon (1950) 4.25 FILM
Murder In Reverse (1945) 6.00
Colonel March Of Scotland Yard
6.30 Scotland Yard 7.05 Danger
UXB 8.05 The Human Jungle 9.05
Maigret 10.55 Cellar Club With
Caroline Munro 11.00 FILM The
Company Of Wolves (1984) 12.50
Cellar Club With Caroline Munro
12.55 FILM Killer Fish (1979) 2.55
Cellar Club With Caroline Munro
3.00 FILM The Ghoul (1933) 4.40
Cellar Club With Caroline Munro
4.45 Four Star Theatre 5.25-6am
Mrs G Goes To College
GREAT! ACTION
12noon M*A*S*H 12.30 Wild West
Chronicles 1.00 FILM Stage To
Tucson (1950) 2.55 FILM Jesse
James: Lawman (2015) 4.35
GREAT! Movie News Extra 4.45
FILM Battle Stations (1956) 6.30
FILM The First Of The Few (1942)
9.00 FILM Resident Evil: Extinction.
Sci-fi thriller, with Milla Jovovich.
(2007) 10.55 FILM I Am Wrath
(2016) 12.50 FILM The Last Posse
(1953) 2.25 Wild West Chronicles
4.00-6am Teleshopping
10 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023

WEDNESDAY 21 JUNE
BBC1 BBC2 ITV1 CHANNEL 4 CHANNEL 5
HD: Freeview 101 Sky 101 Virgin 101 FreeSat 101 HD: Freeview 102 Sky 102 Virgin 102 FreeSat 102 HD: Freeview 103 Sky 103 Virgin 103 FreeSat 103 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 104 Virgin 104 FreeSat 126 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 105 Virgin 105 FreeSat 105
Wales: Freeview 110 Sky 108 Virgin 108 FreeSat 106

6.00 am Breakfast (S,HD)
9.15 Morning Live (S,HD)
10.00 Claimed And Shamed A
fraudulent claim for a car
crash is exposed. (S,HD)
10.45 Dirty Rotten Scammers
Factual crime. (R,S,HD)
11.15 Homes Under The Hammer
Property auctions. (R,S,HD)
12.15 Bargain Hunt Christina
Trevanion presents the
show from Oswestry,
Shropshire. (R,S,HD)
6.30 am Money For Nothing
Sarah finds a collection
of coat hangers. (R,S,HD)
7.15 Clean It, Fix It (R,S,HD)
8.00 Sign Zone: Springwatch
Wildlife. (R,S,SL,HD)
9.00 Nicky Campbell Calls on
the day’s talking points
from across the UK. (S,HD)
11.00 BBC News (S,HD)
11.15 Politics Live The latest
stories from Westminster
and beyond. (S,HD)
6.00 am Good Morning Britain
News, current affairs and
lifestyle features. (S,HD)
9.00 Lorraine Entertainment
and fashion news. (S,HD)
10.00 This Morning A mix of
celebrity chat, lifestyle
features, advice and
competitions. Including
Local Weather. (S,HD)
12.30 Loose Women Topical
debate from a female
perspective. (S,HD)
6.05 am Countdown (R,S,HD) 6.00 am Milkshake! (HD)
6.45 Cheers Two shows. (R,S,HD) 9.15 Jeremy Vine The
7.35 The King Of Queens broadcaster discusses the
Double bill. (R,S,HD) issues of the day. (S,HD)
8.25 Frasier Triple bill. (R,S) 11.15 Storm Huntley Debate
9.55 Find It, Fix It, Flog It A on the day’s talking
motorbike in Lincolnshire, points continues. (S,HD)
won in a raffle. (R,S,HD) 12.15 Alexis Conran The actor,
10.55 Couples Come Dine With writer and broadcaster
Me In Glasgow. (R,S,HD) examines the important
11.55 C4 News (S,HD) stories of the day, getting
12.00 Steph’s Packed Lunch viewers’ opinions and
Weekday magazine. (S,HD) views on them. (S,HD)

NEW NEW SOAP NEW NEW

EP

8pm The Repair Shop...
1.00 BBC News At One (S,HD)
1.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
1.45 SOAP Doctors A charity
fight night spills long-kept
family secrets. (S,HD)
2.15 Money For Nothing (R,S,HD)
3.00 Escape To The Country
Someone living in Canada
looks in Devon. (R,S,HD)
3.45 Garden Rescue (S,HD)
4.30 Clean It, Fix It (S,HD)
5.15 Pointless (R,S,HD)
6.00 BBC News At Six (S,HD)
6.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
7.00 The One Show Magazine
show, with Alex Jones and
Jermaine Jenas. (S,HD)
7.30 SOAP EastEnders
Phil ropes Ritchie in to
dig up dirt on George’s
missing wife. (S,HD)
8.00 The Repair Shop:
Windrush Special The
team restore a passport
and a radiogram. (S,HD)
9.00 The Great British
Sewing Bee (5/10)
Challenges inspired by
the world of art. (S,HD)
10.00 BBC News At Ten (S,HD)
10.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
10.40 Staged Double bill. The
gang try to pinpoint what
went wrong. Then, Simon
tries being a dentist. (S,HD)
11.30 Who Do You Think You Are?
(3/9) Bear Grylls traces
his ancestry. (R,S,HD)
12.35-6am BBC News (S,HD)
9pm There She Goes 7.30pm Emmerdale 10pm The Change 9pm The Vikings: Invasion
1.00 LIVE Tennis: Queen’s The 1.00 ITV Lunchtime News (S,HD) 2.10 Countdown (S,HD) 1.40 5 News (S,HD)
cinch Championships. Day 1.20 Regional News (S,HD) 3.00 A Place In The Sun (R,S,HD) 1.45 SOAP Home And Away
three coverage. (S,HD) 1.30 LIVE ITV Racing: Royal 4.00 A Place In The Sun (R,S,HD) Mackenzie has caught
6.00 Richard Osman’s House Ascot Ed Chamberlin and 5.00 Sarah Beeny’s New Kahu’s eye, but Tane warns
Of Games (R,S,HD) Francesca Cumani present Country Lives (S,HD) him to back off. (R,S,HD)
6.30 Great British Railway day two coverage. (S,HD) 6.00 The Simpsons (R,S) 2.15 FILM PREMIERE Danger In
Journeys (S,HD) 6.00 Regional News (S,HD) 6.30 SOAP Hollyoaks Ethan is The House Thriller, with Liz
7.00 Inside The Factory (7/10) 6.30 ITV Evening News (S,HD) desperate to get Warren Fenning. (2023) ★★ (S,HD)
Gregg Wallace visits the 7.30 SOAP Emmerdale Belle off his back. (R,S,HD) 4.00 Bargain Loving Brits
biggest tortilla factory keeps her secret. (S,HD) 7.00 C4 News (S,HD) By The Sea (R,S,HD)
in Europe. (R,S,HD) 8.00 SOAP Coronation Street 8.00 Location, Location, 5.00 5 News At 5 (S,HD)
8.00 NEW Grand Tours Of Ryan angrily confronts Location Kirstie Allsopp 6.00 Celebrity Eggheads
Scotland’s Rivers (1/3) Daisy with his discovery of and Phil Spencer catch Quiz show. (R,S,HD)
Paul Murton explores her catfishing. (S,HD) up with Kirsten and Scott 6.30 Celebrity Eggheads
the upper reaches of 9.00 Litvinenko (3/4) A team from Kirkcaldy and Digi (R,S,HD) Then 5 News
the river Spey. (S,HD) of detectives, led by Brian who were looking for a new 7.00 Motorhoming With
9.00 NEW There She Goes Tarpey travel to Moscow start and home. (S,HD) Merton & Webster (2/6)
Drama. Rosie is 13 and to interview Lugovoy and 9.00 Extraordinary Escapes Paul Merton and his wife
starting to display some Kovtun, now the prime With Sandi Toksvig (3/5) Suki head to the Lake
increasingly challenging suspects. Drama, based Sandi explores Wales with District. (R,S,HD) Followed
behaviour. (S,HD) on real-life events. (S,HD) comedian, actor and writer by 5 News Update
10.00 Glastonbury Anthems (3/3) 10.00 ITV News (S,HD) Roisin Conaty. (S,HD) 8.00 Jersey And Guernsey (2/6)
Final compilation. (S,HD) 10.30 Regional News (S,HD) 10.00 NEW The Change (1/6) On Guernsey’s Cobo
10.30 Newsnight Presented by 10.45 Peston Political magazine Mother of two Linda is beach, caterer Mim Sarre
Victoria Derbyshire. (S,HD) programme, hosted by convinced she has early hopes to fire up the
11.15 Unspun World With Robert Peston. (S,HD) onset dementia until her pizza van ovens. (S,HD)
John Simpson (S,HD) 11.40 The Motorbike Show GP tells her it is, in fact, 9.00 NEW The Vikings:
11.45 FILM PREMIERE Hero: Henry sets off on a new menopause. Comedy, with Invasion (1/3) Dr Xand van
The Extraordinary Life Zero electric bike. (R,S,HD) Bridget Christie. (S,HD) Tulleken and Raksha Dave
Of Mr Ulric Cross Drama 12.45 Heathrow: Britain’s 10.35 The Change (2/6) tell the story of one
documentary about the Busiest Airport (R,S,HD) Linda’s tranquil journey Norsemen’s invasion
West Indian wartime pilot. 1.10 Teleshopping (HD) is interrupted. (S,HD) of England. (S,HD)
(2021) ★★★★ (S,HD) 3.00 Tonight: Access Denied? 11.10 First Dates Valentine’s (1/6) 10.00 Casualty 24/7: Every
1.30 Sign Zone: Rip Off Britain’s Mobility Problem Dating show. (R,S,HD) Second Counts (4/20)
Britain (R,S,SL,HD) Topical reports. (R,S,SL,HD) 12.10 24 Hours In A&E (R,S,HD) Documentary. (R,S,HD)
2.15 Big Little Crimes 3.25 Kate & Koji (R,S,SL,HD) 1.05 Shocking Emergency Calls 11.05 Skin A&E (2/12) (R,S,HD)
Documentary. (R,S,SL,HD) 3.50 Unwind With ITV (S,HD) Documentary. (R,S,HD) 12.05 999: Criminals Caught
3.00-4am The Great British 5.05-6am Made In Britain 2.00-2.50am Ramsay’s Hotel On Camera (R,S,HD)
Sewing Bee (R,S,SL,HD) Documentary. (R,S,SL,HD) Hell (R,S,SL,HD) 1.00-3am Teleshopping (S,HD)

REGIONAL VARIATIONS
BBC ONE WALES As main BBC ONE except: 10.40pm
BBC Wales Live 11.10 Staged 11.35 Staged
12midnight Who Do You Think You Are? 1.00-6am
BBC News
S4C 6am Cyw 12noon Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd
12.05pm Cymry Ar Gynfas 12.30 Heno 1.00 Codi Hwyl
America 1.30 Codi Hwyl America 2.00 Newyddion
S4C A’r Tywydd 2.05 Prynhawn Da 3.00 Newyddion
S4C A’r Tywydd 3.05 Iaith Ar Daith 4.00 Awr Fawr:
Cymylaubychain 4.10 Awr Fawr: Misho 4.20 Awr Fawr:
Anifeiliaid Bach Y Byd 4.30 Awr Fawr: Twt 4.45 Awr
Fawr: Cacamwnci 5.00 Stwnsh: Oi! Osgar 5.10 Stwnsh:
Ar Goll Yn Oz 5.30 Stwnsh: Mabinogi-ogi 5.55 Stwnsh:
Ffeil 6.00 Pobol Y Môr 6.30 Rownd A Rownd 6.57
Newyddion S4C 7.00 Heno 7.30 Newyddion S4C
8.00 Pobol Y Cwm 8.25 Bwrdd I Dri 8.55 Newyddion
S4C A’r Tywydd 9.00 Ty Am Ddim 10.00 Cranogwen
Gyda Ffion Hague 11.00-11.35pm Ar Y Dibyn

FREEVIEW AND SATELLITE CHANNELS

TALK TV
10am The Independent Republic
Of Mike Graham 1.00 Ian
Collins 4.00 Vanessa Feltz 7.00
Jeremy Kyle Live 8.00 Piers
Morgan Uncensored 9.00 The
Talk 10.00 First Edition 11.00 Piers
Morgan Uncensored 12.00
Petrie Hosken 1.00 Jeremy Kyle
Live 2.00 Vanessa Feltz 3.00
Piers Morgan Uncensored 4.00
The Talk 5.00-6am James Max
ITV2
12noon Celebrity Dinner Date
1.00 Family Fortunes 2.00 Chuck
3.05 One Tree Hill 4.00 Dawson’s
Creek 5.00 Celebrity Dinner Date
6.00 Celebrity Catchphrase 7.00
Alan Carr’s Epic Gameshow 8.00
Superstore 9.00 NEW EPISODE!
Love Island 10.05 NEW EPISODE!
Tell Me Everything 11.05 Family
Guy 12.05 American Dad! 1.00
The Stand Up Sketch Show 1.30
Superstore 2.30-2.45am Totally
Bonkers Guinness World Records
ITV3
11.35am Heartbeat 1.40
Classic Emmerdale 2.40 Classic
Coronation Street 3.45 Poirot 5.55
Heartbeat 8.00 Lewis 10.00 Law &
Order: UK 11.05 Innocent 12.05
Inspector Morse 2.20 Unwind With
ITV 2.30-6am Teleshopping
ITV4
11.20am The Saint 12.30 Dempsey
And Makepeace 1.30 Made In
Britain 2.30 Magnum, PI 3.35 The
Sweeney 4.40 Minder 5.50 LIVE
SPORT! ITV Racing: Royal Ascot 6.30
River Monsters 7.00 NEW EPISODE!
BattleBots 8.00 The Chase Celebrity
Special 9.00 All Elite Wrestling:
Collision 11.05 FILM Predator 2
(1990) 1.15-2.10am Minder
BBC THREE
7pm Top Gear 8.00 NEW EPISODE!
Glow Up: Britain’s Next Make-Up
Star 9.00 Lily: A Transgender Story
9.40 NEW! Pobl Bachyn 9.50 NEW!
Man Eater 10.00 NEW EPISODE!
In Conversation: Elliot Page 10.25
The Big Proud Party Agency 11.55
Glow Up: Britain’s Next Make-Up
Star 12.55 RuPaul’s Drag Race UK
2.05 The Big Proud Party Agency
2.35 This Is Gay 2.50-3.10am In
Conversation: Elliot Page
BBC FOUR
7pm Yorkshire Wolds Way With Paul
Rose 7.30 Fred Dibnah’s Made In
Britain 8.00 Thailand: Earth’s
Tropical Paradise 9.00 Lenny
Henry’s Caribbean Britain
10.00 NEW! Stephen Poliakoff
Remembers – She’s Been Away
10.10 She’s Been Away 11.55
South Africa In Pictures 12.55
Yorkshire Wolds Way With Paul Rose
1.25 Fred Dibnah’s Made In Britain
1.55 Thailand: Earth’s Tropical
Paradise 2.55-3.55am Lenny
Henry’s Caribbean Britain
E4
12noon The Big Bang Theory 2.00
The Neighborhood 3.00 Modern
Family 4.00 Young Sheldon 5.00
The Big Bang Theory 7.00 NEW
EPISODE! Hollyoaks 7.30 NEW
EPISODE! The Goldbergs 8.00
NEW EPISODE! Below Deck Sailing
Yacht 9.00 Gogglebox 10.00
Naked Attraction 11.05 NEW
EPISODE! Impractical Jokers
12.05 Gogglebox 1.10 First Dates
2.15 Naked Attraction 3.10 Below
Deck Sailing Yacht 4.00-4.50am
Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA
FILM4
11am Bugles In The Afternoon
(1952) 12.45 Hobson’s Choice
(1953) 3.00 Apache Uprising
(1965) 4.50 Fantastic Mr Fox
(2009) 6.45 The Chronicles Of
Narnia: The Voyage Of The Dawn
Treader (2010) 9.00 London Has
Fallen. Action thriller, starring
Gerard Butler. (2016) 10.55 The
Hate U Give (2018) 1.35-3.55am
Sweet Country (2017)
TALKING PICTURES
11am FILM The Honey Pot (1967)
1.35 Talking Pictures TV With Jimmy
Cricket 2.00 Upstairs, Downstairs
3.00 FILM Inquest (1939) 4.15
FILM Master Spy (1964) 5.40 FILM
The Assassination Bureau (1968)
7.50 Look At Life 8.00 Gideon’s
Way 9.00 FILM Town On Trial
(1957) 11.00 FILM Out Of Bounds
(1986) 12.50 FILM Dead Man’s Kit
(1980) 2.35 FILM Nightbeat (1947)
4.30 FILM Cavalcade Of Variety
(1940) 5.45-6am Look At Life
GREAT! ACTION
12noon M*A*S*H 12.30 Wild West
Chronicles 1.00 FILM The Stranger
Wore A Gun (1953) 2.50 FILM
Hellgate (1952) 4.35 Operation
Barbarossa 5.35 FILM The Bamboo
Prison (1954) 7.10 FILM Bermuda
Tentacles (2014) 9.00 FILM Cross
The Line (2015) 10.50 FILM
Momentum (2015) 12.45-2.40am
FILM Stage To Tucson (1950)

BBC1
HD: Freeview 101 Sky 101 Virgin 101 FreeSat 101
6.00 am Breakfast (S,HD)
9.15 Morning Live (S,HD)
10.00 Claimed And Shamed
Featuring a chef. (S,HD)
10.45 Dirty Rotten Scammers A
man who lost £14,000 from
his accounts. (R,S,HD)
11.15 Homes Under The Hammer
Properties in Warwickshire,
Greater Manchester
and Norwich. (S,HD)
12.15 Bargain Hunt From Hele,
near Exeter. (R,S,HD)
NEW
EP
9pm Who Do You Think You Are?
1.00 BBC News At One (S,HD)
1.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
1.45 SOAP Doctors Emma
and Al end up on the
wrong side of Rosie. (S,HD)
2.15 Money For Nothing (S,HD)
3.00 Escape To The Country The
search for a new home in
Argyll and Bute. (R,S,HD)
3.45 Garden Rescue (S,HD)
4.30 Clean It, Fix It (S,HD)
5.15 Pointless (R,S,HD)
6.00 BBC News At Six (S,HD)
6.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
7.00 The One Show Live
magazine show. (S,HD)
7.30 SOAP EastEnders The
truth about Rose finally
comes out. (S,HD)
8.05 A Wright Family Holiday
(3/6) Mark Wright, his
brother Josh and father
Mark Sr head to
Northumberland. (S,HD)
8.35 Garden Rescue (4/35)
Charlie Dimmock and
Chris Hull visit Mickleover,
Derbyshire, where on a
budget of £3,000 they
create a 1950s-inspired
garden. (R,S,HD)
9.00 Who Do You Think You Are?
(4/9) Dancer Kevin Clifton
traces his ancestry. (S,HD)
10.00 BBC News At Ten (S,HD)
10.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
10.40 Question Time (S,HD)
11.40 Newscast (S,HD)
12.15-6am BBC News (S,HD)
REGIONAL VARIATIONS
S4C 6am Cyw 12noon Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd
12.05pm Natur A Ni 12.30 Heno 1.00 Dim Byd I’w
Wisgo 1.30 Gareth! 2.00 Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd
TALK TV
10am The Independent Republic
Of Mike Graham 1.00 Ian Collins
4.00 Vanessa Feltz 7.00 Jeremy
Kyle Live 8.00 Piers Morgan
Uncensored 9.00 The Talk 10.00
First Edition 11.00 Piers Morgan
Uncensored. The day’s news events.
12.00 Andre Walker 1.00 Jeremy
Kyle Live 2.00 Vanessa Feltz 3.00
Piers Morgan Uncensored 4.00 The
Talk 5.00-6am James Max
ITV2
12noon Celebrity Dinner Date 1.00
Family Fortunes 2.00 Chuck 3.05
One Tree Hill 4.00 Dawson’s Creek
5.00 Celebrity Dinner Date 6.00
Celebrity Catchphrase 7.00 Alan
Carr’s Epic Gameshow – Celebrity
Special 8.00 Superstore 9.00 NEW
EPISODE! Love Island 10.05 NEW
BBC2
HD: Freeview 102 Sky 102 Virgin 102 FreeSat 102
6.30 am Escape To The Country
In North and West
Yorkshire. (R,S,HD)
7.15 Clean It, Fix It (R,S,HD)
8.00 Sign Zone: Springwatch
The lifecycle of a jellyfish
is examined. (R,S,SL,HD)
9.00 Nicky Campbell The day’s
talking points. (S,HD)
11.00 BBC News (S,HD)
12.15 Politics Live The latest
stories from Westminster
and beyond. (S,HD)
NEW
EP
9pm Gardeners’ World
1.00 LIVE Tennis: Queen’s
The cinch Championships.
Clare Balding presents
coverage of day
four of the men’s grass-
court tournament. (S,HD)
6.00 Richard Osman’s House
Of Games (R,S,HD)
6.30 Great British Railway
Journeys (S,HD)
7.00 Today At The Test England v
Australia. Action from
the opening day of the
one-off Women’s Ashes
Test, held at Trent Bridge
in Nottingham. (S,HD)
7.45 NEW Windrush: Portraits Of
A Generation Ten artists
create portraits of 10
members of the Windrush
Generation. (S,HD)
9.00 Gardeners’ World Adam
Frost shares the results of
his wild meadow turf
experiment. (S,HD)
10.00 Glastonbury 2023 (S,HD)
10.30 Newsnight (S,HD)
11.15 The Unwanted: The Secret
Windrush Files Previously
unseen government files
relating to the Windrush
scandal. (R,S,HD)
12.15 Africa Rising With
Afua Hirsch (R,S,HD)
1.15 Sign Zone: Dr Xand’s Con
Or Cure (R,S,SL,HD)
2.00 Spy In The Ocean (R,S,SL,HD)
3.00-3.45am Clean It, Fix It
(R,S,SL,HD)
2.05 Prynhawn Da 3.00 Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd
3.05 Ty Am Ddim 4.00 Awr Fawr: Caru Canu 4.05 Awr
Fawr: Og Y Draenog Hapus 4.15 Awr Fawr: Awyr Iach
4.30 Awr Fawr: Octonots 4.45 Awr Fawr: Deian A Loli
5.00 Stwnsh: Dewi A’r Ditectifs Gwyllt 5.10 Stwnsh:
EPISODE! Iain Stirling’s CelebAbility
10.50 Family Guy 11.50 American
Dad! 12.50 Superstore 1.50 Tell Me
Everything 2.45 Unwind With ITV
3.00-6am Teleshopping
ITV3
11.35am Heartbeat 1.40 Classic
Emmerdale 2.40 Classic
Coronation Street 3.45 Poirot
5.55 Heartbeat 8.00 Vera 10.00
Law & Order: UK 11.05 Innocent
12.05 Poirot 2.10 Unwind With
ITV 2.30-6am Teleshopping
ITV4
11.20am The Saint 12.25 Dempsey
And Makepeace 1.30 Made In
Britain 2.35 Magnum, PI 3.35 The
Sweeney 4.45 Minder 5.50 LIVE
SPORT! ITV Racing: Royal Ascot
6.30 River Monsters 7.00 NEW
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 11
THURSDAY 22 JUNE
ITV1 CHANNEL 4 CHANNEL 5
HD: Freeview 103 Sky 103 Virgin 103 FreeSat 103 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 104 Virgin 104 FreeSat 126 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 105 Virgin 105 FreeSat 105
Wales: Freeview 110 Sky 108 Virgin 108 FreeSat 106
6.00 am Good Morning Britain 6.05 am Countdown (R,S,HD) 6.00 am Milkshake! (HD)
News, current affairs and 6.45 Cheers Two shows. (R,S,HD) 9.15 Jeremy Vine The
lifestyle features. (S,HD) 7.35 The King Of Queens broadcaster discusses the
9.00 Lorraine Entertainment, American comedy. (R,S,HD) issues of the day. (S,HD)
current affairs and the 8.25 Frasier Triple bill. (R,S) 11.15 Storm Huntley Debate on
latest fashion news. (S,HD) 9.55 Find It, Fix It, Flog It (R,S,HD) the day’s talking points
10.00 This Morning Daily 10.55 Couples Come Dine continues. (S,HD)
magazine, featuring a mix With Me Three couples 12.15 Alexis Conran The actor,
of celebrity chat and from around Bristol and writer and broadcaster
lifestyle features. (S,HD) Bath compete. (R,S,HD) examines the important
12.30 Loose Women The women 11.55 C4 News (S,HD) stories of the day, getting
put the world to rights 12.00 Steph’s Packed Lunch viewers’ opinions and
once more. (S,HD) Magazine show. (S,HD) views on them. (S,HD)
SOAP NEW
NEW
EP
7.30pm Emmerdale 9pm Britain’s Most Expensive Houses 8pm Puzzling
1.00 ITV Lunchtime News (S,HD) 2.10 Countdown (S,HD) 1.40 5 News (S,HD)
1.20 Regional News (S,HD) 3.00 A Place In The Sun (R,S,HD) 1.45 SOAP Home And Away
1.30 LIVE ITV Racing: Royal 5.00 Sarah Beeny’s New Felicity is less than
Ascot Coverage of day Country Lives (S,HD) impressed by Tane’s
three of the festival. (S,HD) 6.00 The Simpsons (R,S) generosity. (R,S,HD)
6.00 Regional News (S,HD) 6.30 SOAP Hollyoaks Romeo 2.15 FILM PREMIERE My Mother
6.30 ITV Evening News (S,HD) is set on fulfilling Juliet’s The Murderer Thriller,
7.30 SOAP Emmerdale There are final wishes. (R,S,HD) starring Christie Leverette.
fears for Belle, Amelia is 7.00 C4 News (S,HD) (2023) ★★★ (S,HD)
unnerved, and Marlon gives 8.00 Five Star Kitchen: Britain’s 4.00 Bargain Loving Brits By The
Paddy a pep talk. (S,HD) Next Great Chef (3/6) Sea (R,S,HD)
8.30 Tonight: Elderly & Evicted Creating a bespoke menu 5.00 5 News At 5 (S)
– Our Care Home Crisis? for a VIP client. (S,HD) 6.00 Eggheads (R,S,HD)
Paul Brand investigates 9.00 Britain’s Most Expensive 6.30 Eggheads (R,S,HD) Followed
why so many people Houses A singer’s by 5 News Update
are being evicted from £12.5million home is placed 7.00 Motorhoming With Merton
care homes. (S,HD) on the market. (S,HD) & Webster (3/6) Paul
9.00 Litvinenko (4/4) Marina 10.00 24 Hours In Police Custody: Merton and wife Suki
begins an eight-year battle The Home County Cartel Webster head for
to seek justice for her (1/2) The documentary Somerset. (R,S,HD)
husband’s murder when focuses on the importation Followed by 5 News
the investigation fails to of huge quantities of Class 8.00 NEW Puzzling (1/13)
bring about extradition of A drugs, following the work Quiz, show hosted
Lugovoy and Kovtun. (S,HD) of detectives from the by Lucy Worsley. (S,HD)
10.00 ITV News (S,HD) Eastern Region Special 9.00 The Vikings: Rampage (2/3)
10.30 Regional News (S,HD) Operation Unit. (R,S,HD) Dr Xand Van Tulleken and
10.45 Standing Firm: Football’s 11.05 Moors Murders: The Raksha Dave track the
Windrush Story The impact Lost Letters (2/3) Police Vikings’ brutal progress as
of Caribbean migration on discover a tape recording they take control of most
the sport in England. (R,S,HD) of a 10-year-old girl of England. (S,HD)
12.25 All Elite Wrestling: being tortured. (R,S,HD) 10.00 Secret Of The Severed
Rampage (S,HD) 12.05 Shocking Emergency Heads: Viking Apocalypse
1.25 Teleshopping (HD) Calls (R,S,HD) Examining the site of an
3.00 Farewell Doc Martin A 1.00 Ramsay’s Hotel Hell ancient massacre in
look at the successful (R,S,SL,HD) Weymouth, Dorset. (R,S,HD)
comedy drama. (R,S,SL,HD) 1.50-3.40am FILM Walk Like 11.05 Police: Night Shift 999 (2/6)
3.50 Unwind With ITV (S,HD) A Panther Comedy, Documentary. (R,S,HD)
5.00-6am Oti Mabuse’s Breakfast starring Stephen Graham. 12.05 Police Interceptors (R,S,HD)
Show (R,S,SL,HD) (2018) ★★★ (S,SL,HD) 1.00-3am Teleshopping (S,HD)
Rhyfeddodau Chwilengoch A Cath Ddu 5.30 Stwnsh: 8.55 Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd 9.00 Cwpan Y Byd
Arthur A Chriw Y Ford Gron 5.45 Stwnsh: Bwystfil 5.55 Shane Ac Ieuan 10.00 Y ’Sgubor Flodau 11.00-
Stwnsh: Ffeil 6.00 Codi Hwyl America 6.30 Bwrdd I Dri 11.35pm Ffilmiau Ddoe
6.57 Newyddion S4C 7.00 Heno 7.30 Newyddion S4C
A’r Tywydd 8.00 Pobol Y Cwm 8.25 Rownd A Rownd
FREEVIEW AND SATELLITE CHANNELS
EPISODE! BattleBots 8.00 River 12.35 Black Firsts 12.55 Fred 3.15 Below Deck Sailing Yacht 4.05 Holmes In Dressed To Kill (1945)
Monsters 9.00 FILM Hot Fuzz Dibnah’s Made In Britain 1.25 Ramsay’s Kitchen Nightmares USA 7.30 One Step Beyond 8.00
(2007) 11.25 FILM Get Carter Yorkshire Wolds Way With Paul Rose 5.00-6am The Neighborhood The Saint 9.00 Rumpole Of The
(1971) 1.45 Minder 2.40 Unwind 1.55 Horizon: Strange Signals Bailey 10.05 FILM Brannigan
With ITV 3.00-6am Teleshopping From Outer Space! 2.55-3.55am (1975) 12.20 FILM The Last Page
South Africa In Pictures
FILM4 (1952) 2.00 FILM Tread Softly
11am A Town Like Alice (1956) Stranger (1958) 3.45 FILM
BBC THREE 1.20 Ice Cold In Alex (1958) The Seventh Commandment
7pm Top Gear 8.00 Race Across
E4 4.00 Sense And Sensibility (1995) (1961) 5.25-6am June Allyson
The World 9.00 FILM Waves. 12noon The Big Bang Theory 2.00 6.50 Risen (2016) 9.00 Angel Has
Drama. (2019) 11.10 Famalam The Neighborhood 3.00 Modern Fallen. Action thriller sequel,
12.00 RuPaul’s Drag Race UK Family 4.00 Young Sheldon 5.00 starring Gerard Butler. (2019)
GREAT! ACTION
1.10 Famalam 2.00 The Monkey The Big Bang Theory 7.00 11.20 The First Purge (2018) 12noon M*A*S*H 12.30 Wild
Haters 2.55-3.55am Race Hollyoaks 7.30 NEW EPISODE! The 1.15-3.50am Joe Strummer: The West Chronicles 1.00 FILM Revolt
Across The World Goldbergs. Love and loyalty win Future Is Unwritten (2007) At Fort Laramie (1957) 2.35
when Lainey comes home. 8.00 FILM King Of Texas (2002) 4.25
NEW EPISODE! Below Deck Sailing FILM The Devil’s Brigade (1968)
BBC FOUR Yacht. Glenn reels in the aftermath
TALKING PICTURES 7.10 FILM Saints And Soldiers:
7pm Yorkshire Wolds Way With Paul of the boat crash. 9.00 Gogglebox 11.15am FILM Murder In Eden Airborne Creed (2012) 9.00
Rose 7.30 Fred Dibnah’s Made In 10.00 Naked Attraction 11.10 NEW (1961) 12.30 FILM Shepherd On FILM The Shanghai Job (2017)
Britain 8.00 FILM The Magnificent EPISODE! Impractical Jokers 12.05 The Rock (1993) 2.30 Crown Court 10.55 FILM Black Water (2018)
Seven (1960) 10.05 FILM The Gogglebox 1.15 Rick And Morty 3.00 FILM Three Young Texans 1.05 FILM The Stranger Wore A
French Connection (1971) 11.45 1.50 NEW EPISODE! Robot (1954) 4.35 FILM The Night Has Gun (1953) 2.55 The Blitz On
70s Legends: Talking Pictures Chicken 2.20 Naked Attraction Eyes (1942) 6.10 FILM Sherlock Hamburg 4.00-6am Teleshopping
12 ............... Sunday, June 18, 2023

FRIDAY 23 JUNE
BBC1 BBC2 ITV1 CHANNEL 4 CHANNEL 5
HD: Freeview 101 Sky 101 Virgin 101 FreeSat 101 HD: Freeview 102 Sky 102 Virgin 102 FreeSat 102 HD: Freeview 103 Sky 103 Virgin 103 FreeSat 103 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 104 Virgin 104 FreeSat 126 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 105 Virgin 105 FreeSat 105
Wales: Freeview 110 Sky 108 Virgin 108 FreeSat 106

6.00 am Breakfast (S,HD) 6.30 am Money For Nothing 6.00 am Good Morning Britain 6.05 am Countdown (R,S,HD) 6.00 am Milkshake! (HD)
9.15 Morning Live (S,HD) A pair of folding chairs, News, current affairs and 6.45 Cheers Two shows. (R,S,HD) 9.15 Jeremy Vine The
10.00 Claimed And Shamed: an washstand and a lifestyle features. (S,HD) 7.35 The King Of Queens broadcaster and guests
Most Shocking (S,HD) collection of glass bottles 9.00 Lorraine (S,HD) Comedy. (R,S,HD) discuss the issues of
10.45 Dirty Rotten Scammers A are upcycled. (R,S,HD) 10.00 This Morning Daily 8.25 Frasier Triple bill. (R,S) the day, with co-host
woman who clicked a link 7.15 Clean It, Fix It (R,S,HD) magazine, featuring 9.55 Find It, Fix It, Flog It Storm Huntley joining
she thought was from her 8.00 Sign Zone: Gardeners’ a mix of celebrity chat, Valuable items ‘lost’ in him for phone-ins and
phone company. L(R,S,HD) World (R,S,SL,HD) showbusiness news, people’s homes. (R,S,HD) reading out viewers’
11.15 Homes Under The Hammer 9.00 Nicky Campbell (S,HD) lifestyle features, health 10.55 Couples Come Dine correspondence. (S,HD)
Property auctions. (R,S,HD) 11.00 BBC News (S,HD) and beauty advice With Me (R,S,HD) 11.15 Storm Huntley (S,HD)
12.15 Bargain Hunt Caroline 12.15 Politics UK The week’s and more. Including 11.55 C4 News (S,HD) 12.15 Alexis Conran The
Hawley hosts from political proceedings Local Weather. (S,HD) 12.00 Steph’s Packed Lunch important stories of
Lincolnshire. (S,HD) around the UK. (S,HD) 12.30 Loose Women (S,HD) Magazine show. (S,HD) the day. (S,HD)

NEW LIVE NEW NEW

9pm Not Going Out
1.00 BBC News At One (S,HD)
1.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
1.45 Father Brown (R,S,HD)
2.30 Money For Nothing (R,S,HD)
3.00 Escape To The Country
Denise Nurse helps a
couple find a new home
in Cornwall. (R,S,HD)
3.45 Garden Rescue (S,HD)
4.30 Clean It, Fix It (S,HD)
5.15 Pointless (R,S,HD)
6.00 BBC News At Six (S,HD)
6.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
7.00 The One Show Live
magazine show, with
Alex Jones and Gethin
Jones. (S,HD)
7.30 NEW Yarnbombers –
Our Lives The woolly
creations of the Swansea
Yarnbombers. (S,HD)
8.00 Question Of Sport (28/36)
Quiz show. (S,HD)
8.30 Would I Lie To You? (7/12)
Panel show. (R,S,HD)
9.00 NEW Not Going Out (1/7)
Lee and Lucy suspect Anna 10.30 Newsnight (S,HD)
is having an affair. (S,HD) 11.05 QI XL (9/14) With Ed
9.30 Queen Of Oz (2/6) (S,HD)
10.00 BBC News At Ten (S,HD)
10.20 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
10.30 Arctic Monkeys At
Glastonbury 2023 (S,HD)
12.00 FILM The Miseducation Of
Cameron Post Drama,
starring Chloe Grace
Moretz and Sasha Lane.
(2018) ★★★★ (S,HD)
1.30-6am BBC News (S,HD)
7.30pm Glastonbury 2023
1.00 LIVE Tennis: Queen’s The 1.00 ITV Lunchtime News (S,HD)
cinch Championships. 1.20 Regional News (S,HD)
Clare Balding presents 1.30 LIVE ITV Racing: Royal
coverage of day five of Ascot Day four, including
the men’s grass-court coverage of the 4.20
tournament. (S,HD) Coronation Stakes. (S,HD)
6.00 Richard Osman’s House 6.00 Regional News (S,HD)
Of Games (R,S,HD) 6.30 ITV Evening News (S,HD)
6.30 Great British Railway 7.30 SOAP Emmerdale Amy
Journeys (S,HD) encourages Chloe despite
7.00 Beechgrove Garden misgivings. (S,HD)
(12/26) Carole Baxter 8.00 SOAP Coronation Street
visits the garden of a Adam sets out to wreak his
wildflower cultivation revenge on Damon, Roy
specialist. (S,HD) reclaims Freddie from
7.30 LIVE Glastonbury 2023 With Evelyn, Max waits too long
performances by Texas to be honest, and Bernie
and Gabriels. (S,HD) persuades Paul to try her
9.00 Glastonbury 2023 Clara crystal therapy. (S,HD)
Amfo and Jo Whiley gear 9.00 NEW Litvinenko: The
up to welcome the first Mayfair Poisoning
headliner of the weekend Documentary following
in the form Arctic Monkeys, the investigation into
and introduce music from Alexander Litvinenko’s
Royal Blood, Sparks and murder. (S,HD)
Young Fathers. (S,HD) 10.00 ITV News (S,HD)
10.30 Regional News (S,HD)
10.45 The 1% Club (1/8) (R,S,HD)
Byrne, Cally Beaton and 11.45 FILM Rocky IV Drama
Jack Dee. (R,S,HD) sequel, directed by and
11.50 Live At The Apollo starring Sylvester Stallone
Bites (2/6) (S,HD) and Dolph Lundgren.
12.00 Glastonbury 2023 (S,HD) (1985) ★★★★ (S,HD)
2.00 Sign Zone: The 1.30 Teleshopping (HD)
Antidepressant Story 3.00 Million Pound Pawn
(R,S,SL,HD) (R,S,SL,HD)
3.00-4.05am Once Upon 3.50 Unwind With ITV (S,HD)
A Time In Northern 5.05-6am Laura Whitmore’s
Ireland (R,S,SL,HD) Breakfast Show (R,S,SL,HD)
9pm Litvinenko: The Mayfair…
2.10 Countdown (S,HD)
3.00 A Place In The Sun (R,S,HD)
4.00 A Place In The Sun (R,S,HD)
5.00 Sarah Beeny’s New
Country Lives (S,HD)
6.00 The Simpsons (R,S,HD)
6.30 SOAP Hollyoaks When
Sienna needs rescuing by
Rafe, she stumbles upon a
potential secret. (R,S,HD)
7.00 C4 News (S,HD)
8.00 NEW Air Fryers: Are They
Worth It? Denise Van
Outen presents this a
assessment of the device
that has recently captured
consumer interest. (S,HD)
9.00 Celebrity Gogglebox
Some of Britain’s best
loved personalities turn
their hand to being the
country’s most opinionated
viewers as they critique
the week’s TV. (S,HD)
10.00 Big Fat Quiz Of The Year
2022 Jimmy Carr hosts
the annual quiz, with
panellists Stephen
Merchant, Katherine Ryan,
Richard Ayoade, Maisie
Adam, Jonathan Ross and
Rose Matafeo. (R,S,HD)
12.00 The Wonders Of The World 10.00 FILM Hannibal Ridley
I Can’t See (R,S,SL,HD)
12.55 FILM 47 Metres Down
Horror, starring Mandy
Moore. (2017) ★★★ (S,HD) 12.30 Criminals: Caught On
2.25-3.10am Ramsay’s Hotel
Hell (R,S,SL,HD) 1.00-3am Teleshopping (S,HD)
NEW
EP
9pm Celebrity Gogglebox 8pm Inside The Steam Train Museum
1.40 5 News (S,HD)
1.45 SOAP Home And Away
Felicity extends an olive
branch, but she keeps an
eye on Kahu. (R,S,HD)
2.15 FILM Killer Dearest
Thriller, starring Emily Rose.
(2018) ★★★ (S,HD)
4.00 Bargain Loving Brits
By The Sea (R,S,HD)
5.00 5 News At 5 (S,HD)
6.00 Eggheads (R,S,HD)
6.30 Eggheads (R,S,HD) Followed
by 5 News Update
7.00 The Good Gadget Guide:
Shop Smart, Save Money
(9/12) (S,HD) Followed
by 5 News Update
8.00 NEW Inside The Steam
Train Museum Return
of the documentary
following life at Norfolk’s
Bressingham Steam
Museum. In the first
episode, locals are
preparing for its
anniversary steam
gala event. (S,HD)
9.00 The Vikings: Conquest (3/3)
The Viking invaders
prepare for a final
showdown. (S,HD)
Scott’s thriller sequel,
starring Anthony Hopkins.
(2001) ★★★★ (S,HD)
Camera (R,S,HD)

REGIONAL VARIATIONS
BBC ONE WALES As main BBC ONE except:
8.30-9pm Wynne’s Welsh 70s ITV WALES 7.00-7.30pm
Coast & Country 10.45-11.45pm Secrets Of The Spies
S4C 6am Cyw 12noon Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd
12.05pm Bois Y Rhondda 12.30 Heno 1.00 Ar Werth
1.30 Y Sioe Fwyd 2.00 Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd 2.05
Prynhawn Da 3.00 Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd 3.05
Cwpan Y Byd Shane Ac Ieuan 4.00 Awr Fawr: Caru
Canu A Stori 4.10 Awr Fawr: Timpo 4.20 Awr Fawr: Ein
Byd Bach Ni 4.30 Awr Fawr: Y Brodyr Coala 4.40 Awr
Fawr: Ahoi! 5.00 Stwnsh: Y Dyfnfor 5.25 Stwnsh: Dennis
A Dannedd 5.35 Stwnsh: Cic 5.55 Stwnsh: Ffeil 6.00
Glannau Cymru O’r Awyr 6.30 Adre 6.57 Newyddion
S4C 7.00 Heno 7.30 Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd 8.00
Radio Fa’ma 8.55 Newyddion S4C A’r Tywydd 9.00
Mwy Na Daffs A Taffs 9.45 Am Dro! 10.50-11.55pm
Teulu, Dad A Fi

FREEVIEW AND SATELLITE CHANNELS

TALK TV
10am Mike Graham 1.00 Ian
Collins 4.00 Vanessa Feltz 7.00
Plank Of The Week 8.00 Friday
Night With Nadine 9.00 The Royal
Tea 9.30 What Just Happened?
With Kevin O’Sullivan 10.00 The
Best Of The Talk 11.00 Friday Night
With Nadine 12.00 Andre Walker
1.00 Plank Of The Week 2.00
Vanessa Feltz 3.00 Friday Night
With Nadine 4.00 The Best Of The
Talk 5.00-6am Cristo
ITV2
12noon Celebrity Dinner Date 1.00
Family Fortunes 2.00 Chuck 3.05
One Tree Hill 4.00 Dawson’s Creek
5.00 Celebrity Dinner Date 6.00
Celebrity Catchphrase 7.00 Alan
Carr’s Epic Gameshow – Celebrity
Special 8.00 Superstore 9.00 NEW
EPISODE! Love Island 10.05 NEW
EPISODE! The Stand Up Sketch
Show 10.35 Family Guy 11.30
American Dad! 12.30 Superstore
1.25 Tell Me Everything 2.25 Deep
Fake Neighbour Wars 2.50 Unwind
With ITV 3.00-6am Teleshopping
ITV3
11.35am Heartbeat 1.40 Classic
Emmerdale 2.40 Classic
Coronation Street 3.45 Poirot 5.55
Heartbeat 8.00 Doc Martin 10.00
Law & Order: UK 12.05 Inspector
Morse 2.30-6am Teleshopping
ITV4
11.20am The Saint 12.30 Dempsey
And Makepeace 1.30 Made In
Britain 2.30 Magnum, PI 3.35 The
Sweeney 4.40 Minder 5.50 LIVE
SPORT! ITV Racing: Royal Ascot
6.30 River Monsters 7.00 NEW
EPISODE! BattleBots 8.00 The
Motorbike Show 9.00 All Elite
Wrestling: Dynamite 11.05 FILM
Speed 2: Cruise Control (1997)
1.40 Minder 2.30 The Protectors
3.00-6am Teleshopping
BBC THREE
7pm In Conversation: Billie Eilish
7.30 NEW EPISODE! Carly Rae
Jepsen & Maisie Peters At
Glastonbury 2023 9.00 NEW
EPISODE! Fred Again At
Glastonbury 2023 10.00 NEW
EPISODE! Digga D & Shygirl At
Glastonbury 2023 11.00 NEW
EPISODE! Wizkid & Stefflon Don At
Glastonbury 2023 12.30 RuPaul’s
Drag Race UK 1.40 Glow Up:
Britain’s Next Make-Up Star 2.40
Man Eater 2.50-3.50am Crashed:
$800m Festival Fail
BBC FOUR
7pm Today At The Test 8.00 Monty
Don’s Adriatic Gardens 9.00
Greece With Simon Reeve 10.00
The Royle Family 10.30 Classic
Albums: Carly Simon – No Secrets
11.30 Duran Duran: A Night In
12.30 FILM Bruce Dickinson:
Scream For Me Sarajevo (2017)
1.45 Classic Albums: Carly Simon
– No Secrets 2.45-3.45am Duran
Duran: A Night In
E4
12noon The Big Bang Theory 2.00
The Neighborhood 3.00 Modern
Family 4.00 Young Sheldon 5.00
The Big Bang Theory 7.00 NEW
EPISODE! Hollyoaks 7.30 NEW
EPISODE! The Goldbergs 8.00
NEW EPISODE! Below Deck Sailing
Yacht 9.00 FILM Ghostbusters
(2016) 11.40 NEW EPISODE!
Impractical Jokers 12.40 Naked
Attraction 2.45-3.40am
Gogglebox
FILM4
11am Reach For The Sky (1956)
1.45 Last Train From Gun Hill
(1959) 3.50 The Guns Of Navarone
(1961) 7.00 My Spy (2020) 9.00
Red Sparrow (2018) 11.45
Planet Terror (2007) 1.50-3.55am
Buffalo Soldiers (2001)
TALKING PICTURES
12noon FILM Forever And A Day
(1943) 2.10 Look At Life 2.30
Crown Court 3.00 FILM Impact
(1963) 4.15 When Mike Met Sir
Tommy 4.30 FILM Cat & Mouse
(1958) 6.00 Time To Remember
6.30 FILM Sea Of Sand (1958)
8.30 Dial 999 9.00 Cellar Club
With Caroline Munro 9.05 FILM The
Pit And The Pendulum (1961) 10.40
Cellar Club With Caroline Munro
10.45 FILM I Bury The Living (1958)
12.20 Cellar Club With Caroline
Munro 12.25 FILM Hollow Triumph
(1948) 2.00 Cellar Club With
Caroline Munro 2.05-4.15am
FILM Bad Blood (1981)
GREAT! ACTION
12noon M*A*S*H 12.30 Wild West
Chronicles 1.00 FILM Wyatt Earp’s
Revenge (2012) 2.55 FILM
Kentucky Rifle (1956) 4.35 FILM
King Rat (1965) 7.20 FILM Steel
Tempest (2000) 9.00 FILM
Nowhere To Run (1993) 10.55 FILM
The Shepherd: Border Patrol (2008)
12.50 FILM Revolt At Fort Laramie
(1957) 2.25 Wild West Chronicles
4.00-6am Teleshopping

BBC1
HD: Freeview 101 Sky 101 Virgin 101 FreeSat 101
6.00 am Breakfast (S,HD)
10.00 Saturday Kitchen Live With
chefs Ching-He Huang
and Mike Reid, plus special
guest Danny Jones. (S,HD)
11.30 Nadiya Bakes Nadiya
Hussain shares recipes for
her most indulgent
desserts. (R,S,HD)
12.00 Homes Under The Hammer
Featuring properties in
Cannock, Alsager and
Hartlepool. (R,S,HD)
NEW
EP
8.10pm Casualty
1.00 BBC News (S,HD)
1.15 LIVE Tennis: Queen’s The
cinch Championships.
Coverage of day six. (S,HD)
5.20 BBC News (S,HD)
5.30 BBC Regional News (S,HD)
5.40 The Hit List With Chris
Moyles, James Buckley,
Rickie Haywood-Williams,
Charlie Hedges, Sam Quek
and Martel Maxwell. (S,HD)
6.25 Michael McIntyre’s The
Wheel The comedian hosts
the game show. (R,S,HD)
7.25 Pointless Celebrities
(26/31) A star-studded
version of the general
knowledge quiz. (S,HD)
8.10 Casualty Faith makes a
terrible mistake while trying
to hide her pills. (S,HD)
9.00 NEW Lewis Capaldi & Lizzo
At Glastonbury 2023
Clara Amfo introduces sets
from the Pyramid Stage by
Lewis Capaldi, fresh from
his second number one
album, and Lizzo, who
returns to Worthy Farm
after her triumphant
2019 set. (S,HD)
10.00 BBC News (S,HD)
10.20 FILM Misbehaviour
Comedy drama, starring
Keira Knightley. (2020)
★★★★ (S,HD)
12.00 NEW NBA Finals Highlights
A series review. (S,HD)
1.05-6am BBC News (S,HD)
REGIONAL VARIATIONS
BBC ONE WALES As main BBC ONE except: 12noon
Our Lives: Who Needs Banksy 12.30-1pm Weatherman
Walking BBC TWO WALES As main BBC TWO except:
TALK TV
10am Peter Cardwell 1.00 Trisha
Goddard 4.00 Kevin O’Sullivan
7.00 Saturday Night Talkaway With
Andre Walker 9.00 That Was The
Woke That Was 10.00 James Whale
1.00 The Royal Tea 1.30 What Just
Happened? With Kevin O’Sullivan
2.00 Vanessa Feltz 3.00 Friday
Night With Nadine 4.00 The Best Of
The Talk 5.00-6am Cristo
ITV2
11.35am Ninja Warrior UK: Race
For Glory 12.35 FILM The
Flintstones In Viva Rock Vegas
(2000) 2.20 FILM Smallfoot (2018)
4.25 FILM Ice Age 2: The Meltdown
(2006) 6.10 FILM Aquaman (2018)
9.00 NEW EPISODE! Love Island:
Unseen Bits 10.05 Family Guy
11.30 American Dad! 12.25 Don’t
BBC2
HD: Freeview 102 Sky 102 Virgin 102 FreeSat 102
6.45 am Children’s Programmes
8.00 OOglies Funsize (R,S,HD)
8.10 Game On Grandparents
(R,S,HD)
8.30 One Zoo Three (R,S,HD)
8.50 Newsround (S,HD)
9.00 Blue Peter (R,S,HD)
9.30 Deadly 60 (R,S,HD)
10.00 Pooch Perfect (R,S,HD)
11.00 Undiscovered Worlds With
Steve Backshall (R,S,HD)
12.00 Family Cooking Showdown
The final. (R,S,HD)
NEW
EP
5pm Glastonbury 2023
1.00 The Best Dishes Ever
Party food. (R,S,HD)
1.15 FILM The Long, Hot
Summer Drama, starring
Paul Newman and
Orson Welles. (1958)
★★★★ (S,HD)
3.10 Natural World (R,S,HD)
4.00 Your Home Made Perfect
In north London. (R,S,HD)
5.00 Glastonbury 2023 Clara
Amfo, Lauren Laverne, Jack
Saunders and Jo Whiley
present live coverage of
the festival from Worthy
Farm, featuring
performances by Raye and
Jacob Collier. (S,HD)
9.00 QI (3/16) Sandi Toksvig
looks at all things shaky
and shady with Alan
Davies, Eshaan Akbar, John 10.00 ITV News (S,HD)
Barrowman and Victoria
Coren Mitchell. (R,S,HD)
9.30 Live At The Apollo (5/6)
With Angela Barnes and
Sarah Keyworth. (R,S,HD)
10.00 Guns N’ Roses At
Glastonbury 2023 Lauren
Laverne and Jack Saunders
introduce coverage of the
rock band’s headline
performance on the
Pyramid Stage and there is 1.05 Teleshopping (HD)
a round-up of the days
highlights. (S,HD)
2.00-3.25am FILM Good Morning
Karachi Drama, with Amna 5.05-6am Fishing Allstars
Ilyas. (2013) ★★★ (HD)
9.00-10pm Hidden Wales: Last Chance To Save
S4C 6am Cyw 8.00-10.00 Stwnsh Sadwrn 8.00 Siwrne
Ni 8.30 Y Brodyr Adrenalini 9.10 Bernard 9.25 Dennis
A Dannedd 9.35 Gwrach Y Rhibyn 10.00 Nôl I’r
Gwersyll 11.00 Bwrdd I Dri 11.30 Adre 12noon Ffermio
Hate The Playaz 1.10 All American
2.10 Totally Bonkers Guinness
World Records 2.40 Unwind With
ITV 3.00-6am Teleshopping
ITV3
11.45am Rosemary & Thyme 12.50
Poirot 7.00 Midsomer Murders
11.00 The Suspicions Of Mr
Whicher 1.00 Scott & Bailey 2.05
Unwind With ITV 2.30-6am
Teleshopping
ITV4
11.35am British Touring Car
Championship Highlights 1.05
World Of Sport 1.10 FILM The
Comancheros (1961) 3.25 FILM
The Horse Soldiers (1959) 5.50
LIVE SPORT! ITV Racing Live: Royal
Ascot 6.30 World Of Sport 6.40
Monster Carp 7.45 FILM
Sunday, June 18, 2023 ............... 13
SATURDAY 24 JUNE
ITV1 CHANNEL 4 CHANNEL 5
HD: Freeview 103 Sky 103 Virgin 103 FreeSat 103 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 104 Virgin 104 FreeSat 104 HD: Freeview 104 Sky 105 Virgin 105 FreeSat 105
Wales HD: Freeview 110 Sky 108 Virgin 104 FreeSat 106
6.00 am CITV (HD) 6.10 am Everybody Loves 6.00 am Milkshake! (HD)
8.25 ITV News (S,HD) Raymond (R,S,HD) 10.00 Teenage Mutant Ninja
8.30 Oti Mabuse’s Breakfast 7.00 The King Of Queens Two Turtles (R,S,HD) Then
Show With Candice episodes. (R,S,HD) Entertainment News On 5
Brathwaite and Nina 7.50 The Simpsons (R,S) 10.30 Bargain-Loving Brits In The
Wadia. (S,HD) 11.45 Couples Come Dine With Sun Following the activities
9.25 James Martin’s Saturday Me Three couples compete of treasure-hunter
Morning With Countdown’s in South Yorkshire. (R,S,HD) Roderick. (R,S,HD)
Susie Dent. (R,S,HD) 12.50 The Secret Life Of The Zoo 11.20 Bargain-Loving Brits In The
11.35 John And Lisa’s Weekend A pregnant antelope’s Sun Following dog lover
Kitchen (S,HD) aggressive behaviour Inez. (R,S,HD)
12.40 James Martin’s Great becomes a cause for 12.20 Bargain-Loving Brits In The
British Adventure (R,S,HD) concern. (R,S,HD) Sun (R,S,HD)
NEW
EP
FILM
10.20pm Pitch Perfect 9pm Ancient Egypt By Train 10.30pm Jeremy Clarkson’s Most…
1.10 ITV News (S,HD) 1.50 George Clarke’s Amazing 1.20 FILM The Searchers John
1.30 LIVE ITV Racing: Royal Spaces (R,S,HD) Ford’s Western, starring
Ascot The fifth and final 2.50 Four In A Bed (R,S,HD) John Wayne. (1956)
day of the festival. (S,HD) 3.20 Four In A Bed (R,S,HD) ★★★★★ (S,HD)
6.00 ITV News (S,HD) 3.55 Four In A Bed (R,S,HD) 3.45 FILM The Last Of The
6.15 Regional News (S,HD) 4.25 Four In A Bed (R,S,HD) Mohicans Historical
6.30 In For A Penny (R,S,HD) 4.55 Four In A Bed (R,S,HD) adventure, starring Daniel
7.00 Celebrity Catchphrase 5.25 The Pennines: Backbone Of Day-Lewis. (1992)
Stephen Mulhern hosts a Britain (R,S,HD) ★★★★★ (S,HD) Followed
charity edition, with Katie 6.25 C4 News (S,HD) by 5 News Weekend
Piper, Kiell Smith-Bynoe 6.55 A Royal Guide To: Travel 6.05 Dad’s Army: Secrets &
and Shaun Williamson The royal family’s travels Scandals (R,S,HD)
trying to guess the familiar around the world. (R,S,HD) 7.30 Sid James: Comedy Icon
phrases. (R,S,HD) 8.00 Britain’s Most Luxurious A profile of the comedy
8.00 The Chase Celebrity Train Journeys (2/4) The actor, best known for
Special With AJ Pritchard, historic Settle to Carlisle starring in many films of
Hollie Arnold, Giovanna line, travelling through some the Carry On franchise,
Fletcher and Russell of Lancashire, Yorkshire with contributions from
Watson. (R,S,HD) and Cumbria’s most family, friends, co-stars
9.00 The 1% Club (2/8) Quiz, stunning countryside and and fans. (R,S,HD)
with Lee Mack. (R,S,HD) passing over Ribblehead 9.00 NEW The Year Britain
Viaduct. (R,S,HD) Burned: Summer ’22
10.20 FILM Pitch Perfect A new 9.00 Ancient Egypt By Train With A look back at the UK’s
student joins an a cappella Alice Roberts (4/4) Alice hottest year on record,
singing group made up of visits upper Egypt and when three heatwaves in
social misfits to compete in completes her journey in consecutive months meant
campus music the city of Aswan. (S,HD) the summer became a
competitions. Comedy, 10.00 FILM Air Force One The story of chaos as Britain’s
starring Anna Kendrick and American president takes infrastructure went into
Rebel Wilson. (2012) on Russian terrorists who meltdown. (S,HD)
★★★★ (S,HD) have hijacked his plane. 10.30 Jeremy Clarkson’s Most
12.30 Bradley & Barney Walsh: Action thriller, with Harrison Shocking Moments
Breaking Dad (R,S,HD) Ford. (1997) ★★★★ (S,HD) Scandals surrounding the
12.20 Jamie’s Comfort Food The TV presenter. (R,S,HD)
3.00 Ainsley’s Food We Love ultimate burger. (R,S,HD) 12.30 Motorway Cops: Catching
(R,S,SL,HD) 12.30-2.30am LIVE Formula E Britain’s Speeders (R,S,HD)
3.50 Unwind With ITV (S,HD) Portland EPrix The 12th Followed by Entertainment
race of the season. News On 5
(R,S,SL,HD) Start-time at 1.03. (S,HD) 1.25-3.25am Teleshopping
12.30pm Radio Fa’ma 1.30 Colleen Ramsey: Bywyd A 9.30 Gwesty Aduniad 10.30 Hewlfa Drysor
Bwyd 1.55 Cymry Ar Gynfas 2.20 Garddio A Mwy 2.45 11.30pm-12.05am Curadur
Cwpan Rygbi’r Byd Dan 20 5.00 Ar Werth 5.25 Ar
Werth 5.50 Cynefin 6.45 Bwrdd I Dri 7.15 Newyddion A
Chwaraeon 7.30 Noson Lawen 8.30 Priodas Pum Mil
FREEVIEW AND SATELLITE CHANNELS
Cannonball Run II (1984) 10.00 Glastonbury 2023 9.00 NEW Deal (1948) 11.05 FILM Silent
World Rugby U20 Championship EPISODE! Manic Street Preachers FILM4 Rage (1982) 1.10 FILM A
Highlights 11.00 FILM Predator 2 And Leftfield At Glastonbury 2023 11am Faintheart (2008) 12.50 Reflection Of Fear (1972) 2.55
(1990) 1.15 Motorsport UK 2.15 11.00 NEW EPISODE! Fatboy Lemony Snicket’s A Series Of FILM The Primitives (1962) 4.15
Auto Mundial 2.45 Unwind With ITV Slim At Glastonbury 2023 12.15 Unfortunate Events (2004) 2.55 FILM Woman On The Run (1950)
3.00-6am Teleshopping Should We Go To Mars? The Big 5.50-6am Look At Life
Thinkers 1.15 Hancock’s Half Hour
Asteroid City Interview Special
3.00 Fantastic Mr Fox (2009) 4.40
1.45 Whatever Happened To The
BBC THREE Likely Lads? 2.15-3.20am The
Entrapment (1999) 6.55 The Day
The Earth Stood Still (2008) 9.00
GREAT! ACTION
7pm NEW EPISODE! Tom Grennan Triumphs And Laments Of William Mechanic: Resurrection. Action 11am FILM Killer Caliber .32
& Aitch At Glastonbury 2023 8.00 Kentridge: Imagine thriller sequel, starring Jason (1967) 12.50 FILM Masterson Of
EastEnders 9.00 Two Pints Of Lager Statham. (2016) 10.55 Desperado Kansas (1954) 2.20 FILM The
And A Packet Of Crisps 11.00 A Pathfinder (1953) 3.55 FILM Jack
Better Place 11.15 Glow Up:
E4 (1995) 1.00-3.45am Star Trek: The
Motion Picture (1979) McCall, Desperado (1953) 5.30
Britain’s Next Make-Up Star 12.15 11.40am Ramsay’s Kitchen FILM Fort Yuma (1955) 7.10 FILM
NEW EPISODE! Central Cee & Nightmares USA 1.40 Modern Hannah’s Law (2012) 9.00 FILM
Loyle Carner At Glastonbury 2023 Family 4.10 The Big Bang Theory TALKING PICTURES Assassination Games. Thriller.
2.00-4am Two Pints Of Lager And 6.40 FILM Deep Impact. Sci-fi 12noon FILM The Time Travellers (2011) 10.01 FILM Assassination
A Packet Of Crisps drama, starring Robert Duvall. (1964) 1.40 The Outer Limits 2.40 Games (2011) 11.05 FILM
(1998) 9.00 Celebrity Gogglebox Fireball XL-5 3.10 FILM Khartoum Resident Evil: Extinction (2007)
10.00 Gogglebox 12.05 First Dates 1.00 FILM Wyatt Earp’s Revenge
BBC FOUR 2.15 Celebrity Gogglebox 3.15
(1966) 5.45 FILM A Chump At
Oxford (1940) 7.00 In Suspicious (2012) 2.01 FILM Wyatt Earp’s
7pm Today At The Test 8.00 NEW Gogglebox 4.10-6am Ramsay’s Circumstances 8.00 Maigret 9.00 Revenge (2012) 2.55 The Blitz On
EPISODE! Jacob Collier At Kitchen Nightmares USA The Four Just Men 9.30 FILM Raw Hamburg 4.00-6am Teleshopping
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Code word
The letters A-Z appear in the grid as code numbers.
Puzzles Word spiral
Crack the code with the help of the starter letters to
complete the grid, then transfer the appropriate In this puzzle, the last letter of each solution word is the first letter of the next. Once completed, the
letters to the smaller grid to spell out the name of an shaded diagonal letters – read left to right – will spell out the name of a Coronation Street actor.
Emmerdale actor. 1 2 3 1 Boiling water 11 Intense beam of
vapour (5) light (5)
11 21 13 21 13 23 22 24 1 13 2 8 9
2 List of available 12 Motor sport
21 12 12 22 17 16 2 14 4 dishes (4) vehicle (6,3)
2 21 4 24 26 17 25 5 18 26 1 1 3 Empty a suitcase (6) 13 Participated on
17 10
4 _ Reeves, The Matrix behalf of (11)
3 16 16 26 19 24 7
19 star (5) 14 Bread mixture (5)
14 2 23 13 19 16 2 4 13 15 17 5 Reveals, unveils (7) 15 Amounts served at a
8 13
1 26 13 24 1 6 Residential outskirts meal (8)
15 5
area (6) 16 Jazz‑band
13 25 8 26 24 3 19 18 17 15 26 2
18 7 Germ (9) musician (11)
22 17 19 13 8
8 Mock, ridicule (4,3,2) 17 Heinz red liquid
16 food? (6,4)
24 1 2 19 19 13 1 1 21 13 23 9 Big fan of the
12 11 cinema (4,4) 18 Meal outdoors (6)
1 4 6 17 2 18 21
10 True, genuine (7) 19 Follower of the
7 6
2 19 1 17 25 15 21 9 9 26 25 20 Pope (8)
B U Z
26 26 17 13 17 10 16

Mind the gap

25 21 23 26 24 3 15 1 13 13 9 3
U N D L E

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
B E T A L
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Fill these three-letter words K I A T T
Z into the spaces on the right, so
14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26
that each row spells out a word.
ASP ORE J U V E E
B U
Once completed, the shaded EVE PHI D O L N S
6 2 1 13 25 13 19 13 24 13 1 column – read top to bottom – LOW RAY E X P L R
will spell out the name of a
Hollyoaks actor. NIL SAD T E O O N

Arrow word B E L I R

Enter your answers in the space indicated by the arrows. When you complete the puzzle, Kriss kross
unscramble the shaded letters to spell out the name of an EastEnders former guest character. Fit all the listed words into the grid. Once completed, unscramble the letters in
The __ Army,
the shaded squares to spell out the name of a former Home And Away actor.
Opposite
Encounters Wanders Overflow Simpsons’ classic 3 letters 5 letters
of ‘tall’
bus driver sitcom
COP ADAGE
Style, Sense AGGRO
manner of self
Pea case DUD
GOD APPLE
__ Rani, TV HUE ETHOS
presenter
KIP RETRO
__ Holland, Letters after KIT RISER
US elevator
Uncharted a company’s
pioneer
actor name (abbr) 4 letters 9 letters
DELI ARCHIBALD
Stores
for grain EARL PROFITEER
IBEX
SOUR
CODE WORD: KARENE PETER
WORD SPIRAL: SUE NICHOLLS

KATE RITCHIE EMMA HARDING DAWN HOPE T C A B R U B U S K S F B L OH PGU S D T N I

Answers

R A Y CWK J M Z V Q X E
T E E R F I P RO BELIEVER C A R E S A L A I E N
P L A M I R G A S G N Z Y B R E E UD I T Y N
U E L I R TEASPOON, L E O V I O I
T HOS E K I T C X P U O S O E U N I
O T I S S I L OS EXPLORER, L O H T H T U U A O I
NG BU Z Z I P RON A
I D E U O A H C K R
SOUR L E AR R T OM L T D DOLPHINS, C T A G C N I M R P C D R RU E RA P P E T
R X G MOD E AN I T A JUVENILE, C A M U A A I A E H N M
I A
P
P HOB
E O
NM I T Y
S
E
GOD L E A P P H EGO POD KILOWATT, S T O O F E I K P O N R E T I R
G U B D O E R E S E N T E D F K BO P L AC E F AD E
S M R S BETRAYAL, J I P T L L Y
B A L D H I ARC L M B U C I F U N O F
UNSADDLE, S T E A M E N U N P A
RR N WH I UC T I O A
KRISS KROSS A S O L X X U
ARROW WORD MIND THE GAP AM S T R E U E U E D Q
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