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TOMMY FURY insists he's "gutted" after his visa problems led to Jake Paul terminating their fight contract - but claims the bout can go ahead OUTSIDE of the USA. Tyson Fury 's younger brother argued he and his team "could never have anticipated" him being refused entry to the US . Statement from Tommy Fury on the Jake Paul fight… pic.twitter.com/wAe37lXNcw — Michael Benson (@MichaelBensonn) July 6, 2022 But furious YouTuber Paul blasted the Brit's efforts to get a visa - claiming Fury Junior "wasn’t interested and literally went into hiding'" Former Love Island star Fury responded in a statement: "I'm gutted and disappointed in regards to issues I have faced with entry to the USA. "This situation has been left with my lawyers as being denied entry to a country is obviously a very serious issue and needs to be resolved. "I am confident this fight will happen when the issues get resolved. READ MORE IN BOXING IT'S PAUL OVER … [Read more...] about Tommy Fury breaks silence after Jake Paul terminates contract over visa issues but insists fight WILL go ahead

John Mulaney once again returned to Saturday Night Live as host over the weekend, and, as expected, the all-star comedian did not disappoint. With Mulaney back in the role of host for the third time, it was a rather festive night of SNL , which returned on Saturday following a two-week hiatus. The comedian—who worked as a writer on SNL for several years, beginning in 2008—appeared at ease on stage, especially when compared to his first turn as host, back in 2018. During Saturday's broadcast, Mulaney was a dominating presence in just about every sketch and skit he appeared in—especially the musical numbers. Mulaney had a penchant for writing musical sketches back when he worked on the NBC show, and even won an Emmy in 2011 for a musical number that Justin Timberlake performed as host. Over this past weekend, Mulaney appeared in a few musical bit that many fans might deem award-worthy. Check out the best sketches from the latest SNL below. "Airport Sushi" When Mulaney … [Read more...] about The best ‘SNL’ sketches from this weekend: “Airport Sushi,” “Coronavirus Cold Open” and more

Novak Djokovic has revealed he's keeping in touch with former coach Boris Becker whilst the German serves his prison sentence. Back in April, Becker, 54, was found guilty of four charges under the Insolvency Act, having hidden £2.5million of assets after being declared bankrupt in 2017. As a result, he was sentenced to two-and-a-half years in jail at Southwark Crown Court . Becker, who six Grand Slam titles during his career - three of which came at Wimbledon - begun coaching Djokovic in 2013. During their three year stint together, the Serbian won six Slam titles and 14 Masters 1000 titles. The pair remained close despite finishing their partnership. Indeed Djokovic, who on Friday will face compatriot Miomir Kecmanovic in his third-round match at SW19, has hosted Becker’s girlfriend and son Noah in his box for both his matches in the tournament so far. “I haven't been communicating directly to him, but I've been communicating to him through them,” he said, as quoted by … [Read more...] about Novak Djokovic reveals Boris Becker contact and is ‘heartbroken’ by legend’s jail term

Novak Djokovic may be able to compete for a 10th Australian Open title next year. The Serb’s slim chances of playing at Melbourne Park in 2023 appear to have been given a boost despite being banned from the country for three years due to being unvaccinated and the deportation drama earlier this year. But according to ABC , Djokovic could be back in Australia as early as this summer after the new Labor relaxed its rules on international arrivals. Health Minister Mark Butler said over the weekend that from July 6 foreign travellers will no longer have to declare their COVID-19 vaccination status upon entering Australia. "The Chief Medical Officer has advised it is no longer necessary for travellers to declare their vaccine status as part of our management of COVID," he said. The report also stated that the tennis legend’s team have been informed about the changes and are said to be putting plans in place to apply for a new visa. This will be based on grounds that the reasons for … [Read more...] about Novak Djokovic handed Australian Open boost as rule change opens door for return

A Scottish family who face being kicked out of Australia after moving their 10 years ago, are fighting to stay in the country and spending thousands of dollars in the process. Mark Green, a skilled electrician, his wife Kelly and their daughter Rebecca relocated to Adelaide in 2012 when a solar power firm offered to sponsor Mark's visa if he came and worked for them. He was given a three year visa and had planned to apply for permanent residency, but the firm went bust. Although Mark continued to get work he says the same thing happened to him seven times and each time he had to restart the family's application for residency. The Australian government have now said the family - who previously lived in Prestwick, Ayrshire must leave the country by August 10 while they reapply, Edinburgh Live reports. Mark said they are "absolutely gutted" at the prospect of being kicked out. "This is our home. Our lives for the last 10 years have been here. We really don't want to come … [Read more...] about British family ‘devastated’ as they face being kicked out of Australia after 10 years

By Katherine Sellgren Published 9 January 2018 Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Sam Gyimah has been made Universities and Science Minister for England in Theresa May's government reshuffle. Mr Gyimah's role straddles the Department for Education and the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy. He replaces Jo Johnson, who has been made Transport Minister. Mr Gyimah, 41, will work alongside the newly appointed Education Secretary, Damian Hinds , who is replacing Justine Greening. What else do we know about him? born in Buckinghamshire but spent some of his childhood in his mother's native Ghana studied philosophy, politics and economics at Somerville College, Oxford worked for Goldman Sachs for five years before opting for a career in politics became Conservative MP for East Surrey in 2010 served as a government whip and was … [Read more...] about Sam Gyimah is new universities minister, replacing Jo Johnson

STUFF Influenza is back on tour this winter. But it's just the flu - surely there's nothing to worry about? Not so fast. (first published June 2, 2022) Northland patients are waiting up to four weeks to see their GP as medical centres battle a GP shortage, an increasing workload and rising cases of Covid-19 and flu. Patients say the waits are not good enough, and they fear not enough is being done in new health reforms to fix the problems . The challenges come as Tai Tokerau’s hospitals are full , with patients being treated in corridors and on chairs. One patient, Brian, whose last name Stuff agreed not to use, has to wait a month to see a doctor at Dargaville Medical Centre for a suspected rotator cuff injury after a fall. READ MORE: Beyond broken: Why GPs fear for the future under Government health reforms Northland hospital patients 'being treated in corridors, chairs' as flu and Covid-19 hit Take Five: Rising Covid-19 case numbers a sign of … [Read more...] about Patients sick, in pain, wait weeks to see their GP in ongoing health crisis

RAFAEL NADAL showed remarkable bravery to power his way into the Wimbledon semi-finals by beating Taylor Fritz in five stunning sets. Though the victory for Spanish legend may have come at a huge cost for the record Grand Slam winner. Nadal played through the pain barrier to seal the phenomenal win, having to get treatment in a medical time-out for an abdominal injury. The star even ignored pleas from his family to QUIT the four-hour 21-minute epic on Centre Court. When asked if it was possible to recover in time for the semi vs Nick Kyrgios, Nadal replied: “I don’t know. I’m going to have some more tests. “It is difficult to know. I am used to have things and I am used to having pain and playing with problems. SUN BINGO GET £50 BONUS & 50 FREE SPINS TODAY “Let’s see. It’s obvious that this is nothing new. I had these feelings for a couple of days. “Without a doubt, this was the worst day. There has been an important increase of pain and limitation. … [Read more...] about Will Nick Kyrgios get a WALKOVER into the Wimbledon final if Rafael Nadal is injured, or can Taylor Fritz be reinstated?

RAFAEL NADAL will be one step closer to securing the Calendar Slam when he faces Nick Kyrgios THIS FRIDAY on Wimbledon's Centre Court. The Spanish icon has had a tremendous tournament so far, picking up from where he left off in the French Open. And his excellent form continued having defeated number 11 seed Taylor Fritz in a mouth-watering semi-final. But Nadal will be in for a tough ride when he meets a Nick Kyrgios who is fresh off a gruelling win over Cristian Garin. Plus Kyrgios is not one to hide his emotions during the match, which could help the tie to swing in the Australian's favour. What time does Nadal v Kyrgios get underway? Nadal and Kyrgios will meet on Centre Court THIS FRIDAY - July 8. It is expected to get underway second on Centre Court after Novak Djokovic vs Cameron Norrie. Kyrgios has lost the last three encounters against Nadal including an ATP Masters 1000 Indian Wells match this year. Read More on Wimbledon … [Read more...] about When is Rafael Nadal v Nick Kyrgios? Start time, TV channel, live stream FREE for HUGE Wimbledon semi-final match

JOHN BISSET/STUFF Olesia Solovei and family talk about their new life in New Zealand, and the support they have received. Only 227 Ukrainians have arrived in New Zealand almost four months after the Government announced a visa that promised to offer up to 4000 refugees shelter. The 2022 Special Ukraine Visa, announced on March 15 , allows Ukrainian-born New Zealand citizens and residents the chance to sponsor their immediate family members to bring them to safety. The Government has said the visa is “the largest special visa category established in decades” – but only 5.6% of the spaces have been filled. The advocacy group Mahi for Ukraine has been working closely with Immigration New Zealand since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began. READ MORE: Ukrainian Kiwis 'grateful' for Government's $4.5m support, but remain concerned Ukrainian Kiwi pleads special visa case for relatives 'left there to die' Nearly 600 Ukrainians apply for NZ visas after Russian … [Read more...] about Ukrainian Kiwis slam cost, red tape as just 227 refugees arrive in NZ