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In pictures: West Ham v Man City Sign up HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Manchester City bounced back from the brink to salvage a 2-2 draw away to West Ham United to put them four points clear at the top of the Premier League. Pep Guardiola's side pulled off an incredible second-half turnaround to put themselves in pole position to reclaim the title ahead of Liverpool, but will be ruing missing out on all three points after a late penalty miss. Related articles Man City star leaves assistant ref in pain after treading on foot Micah Richards berates VAR for missing 'blatant' Man City penalty Jarrod Bowen was the star of the show, first … [Read more...] about Man City draw vs West Ham: Five things we learned as Riyad Mahrez misses crucial penalty

British actress Millie Bobby Brown recently confirmed that she learned her American accent by watching episodes of the Disney TV show, Hannah Montana . Millie rose to fame after playing the popular character of Eleven on the hit Netflix sci-fi – horror series Stranger Things . During a candid appearance on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon on May 13, the Enola Holmes actress said, "I watched Bugsy Malone and The Godfather when I was like 8." She recalled watching films with her parents and added, "but Hannah Montana is Oscar-nominating. It's so good. Hannah Montana is the best. Like the film, everything. Everything about it is amazing. And I got the American accent." The 18-year-old actress explained that she's always had a knack for doing impressions. "Yeah, I like to see characters and then I just do the accent. As long as I've watched it for long enough, I can kind of get it to somewhat of a T." She also nailed the impressions of her Stranger Things … [Read more...] about Millie Bobby Brown says ‘Hannah Montana’ helped her learn the American accent

By Fiona Walker Published 1 day ago Share close Share page Copy link About sharing Related Topics Russia-Ukraine war Five-year-old Oleksii, who now shares our Scottish house as part of the Homes for Ukraine scheme, refuses to speak Russian. His act of defiance began in Ukraine after he asked his mother: "Why do so many people speak Russian if the Russians came to kill us?" Before he arrived in Scotland a few weeks ago, Oleksii lived on the edge of Kyiv near the road that leads to Bucha. This was near where the column of Russian tanks lined up for an assault on the Ukrainian capital earlier in the war. Collecting the dead in Bucha His family could hear one explosion after the next and "saw the sky turn purple" so they fled to the west of the country in search of safety. I first met his mum Nataliia over a video call. I had been in touch with a contact I had … [Read more...] about The five-year-old Ukrainian learning to love Scotland

Grammy award-winning Gregory Porter, 50, is a jazz singer and curator of Cheltenham Jazz Festival. He lives in California with his wife Victoria and their two sons Demyan, age eight, and Lev, ten months. Before the first lockdown , I felt like everything was lined up for me. But the pandemic immediately made everything stressful. My tour was cancelled. Then my brother Lloyd got Covid and tragically passed away in May 2020, putting a dark cloud over my life. We were close. You take for granted the times you contact each other for the little things, the milestones, the aches and pains of ageing. You may go to your best friend — he was that for me. Gregory Porter, 50, (pictured) says that before the pandemic he had everything lined up. American singer-songwriter explains how his brother died in May 2020 He was only a year older [49 when he died]. Although he was pre-diabetic, it was nothing significant. In my mind, he was healthier than me. So, I was like, surely my … [Read more...] about The one lesson I’ve learned from life: Singer Gregory Porter, 50, says success is leaving a soulful legacy

(CBS News) Millions of Americans appear to be caught up in a feeding frenzy. They're not just cooking food and eating food - they're TALKING food, almost non-stop . . . barely pausing to take a bite. Our Cover Story is reported now by Lee Cowan: When celebrated chef Wolfgang Puck renovated his famous Spago restaurant in Beverly Hills. there was a buzz I didn't quite get. Don't get me wrong. I love a good restaurant - but I'm by no means a Foodie. In fact, I clam up when I'm expected to talk about food in any intelligent manner beyond "Mmmmmm." Chef Puck endured my lack of food sophistication with a smile, as he tried to explain why everyone ELSE, it seems, is talking about, blogging about, even Instagramming their food. "Today, people really know about food," he said. "They read about food, they see it on television, they know what good quality is. All of a sudden now, food and wine has become one of the premiere conversation pieces." And the reason has little to do … [Read more...] about Generation Foodie: Our changing epicurean nation

On this "Face the Nation" broadcast moderated by Margaret Brennan: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown Dr. Scott Gottlieb Lloyd Blankfein , senior chairman of Goldman Sachs Mark Esper , former defense secretary Click here to browse full transcripts of "Face the Nation." MARGARET BRENNAN: Good morning, and welcome to Face the Nation. I'm Margaret Brennan. We have a lot to get to today, but we begin with breaking news from Buffalo, New York, where an 18-year-old male is in police custody following a mass shooting that killed 10 and injured three others. That massacre is being investigated by the Justice Department as a hate crime and an act of -- quote -- "racially motivated violent extremism." President Biden referred to it as an act perpetrated in the name of white nationalist ideology, and he has called for an end to hate-fueled domestic terrorism. CBS News correspondent Nancy Chen reports. (Begin VT) MAN: A shooter, a mass … [Read more...] about Full transcript of “Face the Nation” on May 15, 2022

Warning, this story has references to suicide. Vicky White had talked for months about retiring, according to her boss, the sheriff. Her 16-year career at an Alabama county jail was supposed to end with one last accolade: Her colleagues had voted her corrections employee of the year. Then, on her final day last month, White ran off with a man awaiting trial on murder charges . Authorities soon surmised that 56-year-old Vicky White and 38-year-old Casey White were not related but had a “jailhouse romance”. Lauderdale County Sheriff Rick Singleton said inmates recounted favouritism and “extra food” on Casey White's trays. “I've learned that you just don't know people sometimes,” Singleton said at a news conference on Monday, as an 11-day search came to an end with a car crash, Casey White's capture and Vicky White's death, which was eventually ruled a suicide. READ MORE: Fugitive US inmate and jailer were prepared for a shootout, sheriff says Escaped US inmate … [Read more...] about A prison guard ran off with a murder suspect, then her death deepened the mystery

More than 100 'partygate' fines now issued, Met announces Civil servants revolt against back-to-office directive We're not budging on Northern Ireland Protocol, EU tells UK Nadhim Zahawi: Going to school ‘non-negotiable’ Comment: Patel channels her inner Professor Snape Russia-Ukraine latest: Kremlin blasts Nato expansion B oris Johnson has said a windfall tax on oil and gas giants to help tackle the cost of living crisis is not the "right way forward". The Prime Minister did not rule out introducing a levy on the excess profits of energy firms but he made clear his opposition to the policy. He told LBC Radio: “I don’t like them [windfall taxes]. I don’t think they are the right way forward. I want those companies to make big, big investment.” The Government has argued that imposing an additional tax on the companies would damage their ability to invest in crucial new energy sources for the UK. But there is increasing evidence of a split … [Read more...] about Split between Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak emerging over tax on energy firms’ excess profits

Brendon McCullum is likely to make relaxing England's midnight team curfew one of his first big decisions after signing a four-year £2million contract as the team's new Test head coach. It is understood Ben Stokes is keen for the curfew to be dropped and he is unlikely to meet opposition from McCullum, who will want to build a good working relationship with his captain from day one as they embark on a partnership that could include two Ashes series over the length of his deal. The midnight curfew has been in place since 2017 when it was imposed by then team director Sir Andrew Strauss after a string of late-night drinking sessions became public. He acted after Jonny Bairstow’s playful headbutt in a Perth nightclub emerged during the first Ashes Test of the 2017-18 tour and followed on from Stokes’s arrest in Bristol, which happened in the early hours of the morning after a one-day international against West Indies. The curfew was irrelevant during the pandemic because players … [Read more...] about Brendon McCullum likely to relax midnight curfew in first decision as England Test head coach

(CBS News) He made a name for himself playing Roseanne Barr's husband on TV. Nowadays, it's "easy does it" for John Goodman, who's enjoying the good life in New Orleans, where Michelle Miller tracked him down: New Orleans, Louisiana - famous for music, food, and letting the good times roll. It has also been home, for the last 20 years, to actor john Goodman, who's created more than a hundred characters - funnier, sadder, smarter and more graceful than you'd ever expect them to be. "They're colorful, they're intense, and yet not - they're like these walking oxymorons," said Miller." "Like human beings!" replied Goodman. "I think there's a lot of that in everybody. We're all like that." Miller sat down with Goodman at Commander's Palace, a New Orleans landmark. "It's globally recognized as one of the finest restaurants in the world, and it's only three blocks from my house," said Goodman. "It's family and it's down-home. I mean, you get okra and shrimp." Goodman is … [Read more...] about John Goodman: Let the demons chase me now