rebekah vardy, married to leicester city striker jamie vardy, and coleen rooney, wife of england's all—timeday's judgment could not have gone much worse for rebekah vardy, her evidence described by the judge as "not credible, and on occasions, "manifestly inconsistent, evasive or implausible." it's a disaster for rebekah vardy. you know, her brand, her career in the sense of, you know, being a personality, has been completely ruined because she's effectively been found to be a liar by a high courtjudge, which is going to be hanging around her neck for the rest of her life. the case all centred on detective work coleen rooney conducted in october 2019. which ended with her accusing vardy, online, of leaking private stories about her to the sun. rebekah vardy said that this accusation had caused untold damage to her reputation and she was left with no option but to sue coleen rooney for libel. but in court, things began to go wrong for mrs vardy. coleen rooney's legal team accused her of being evasive and of changing her story. today, the judge said that rebekah vardy had actively engaged tim

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meanwhile completed a 3—0 clean sweep over south africa winning the final one day by 109 runs at leicesterhed 37 celsius. that was put into that and tammy bowman to turn on the heaters help with 190 runs. they finished their innings on 371 for seven, south africa always on the back foot. it and blowing them up at 264, 262, rather with four overs to spare, that spare, that means that england needed points to two in the multiformat series. the two sides and explain 3t20 matches with the first on thursday at chelmsford. new zealand's men beat ireland by 31 runs in belfast in the first of 3t20 internationals, the trysts said ireland 174 to win but they fell well short ten balls remaining companies in and maryland 3—0. to my t20 games this week. football, belgium are into the neck up stages of a major tournament for the first time after beating italy 1—0 at manchester city's academy stadium in their euro group match. it was really the second half when that smart finish was enough to put the belgians into the last eight taking type second spot in group d. ison needed a win against france who qua

liverpool put down a marker, beating manchester city 3—1 in the community shield, taking place at leicesterty beat them to the premier league title byjust one point last season, liverpool got the edge in leicester, with new signing darwin nunez scoring their third goal. back here in birmingham, there was a deafening atmosphere in sandwell aquatics centre last night, where the highlight was the battle between great britain team mates duncan scott and tom dean, in the 200 metres freestyle. dean had beaten scott to olympic gold in tokyo. but this time the roles were reversed as scott claimed gold for scotland. tipping england's tom dean da silva. last night england's women won team gymnastics gold, emulating the success of the men on friday. today it's the individual all—round events for men and women, and that has already begun in gymnastics hall. have mercedes turned a corner in formula one? britain's george russell has claimed the first pole position of his career, holding off carlos sainz in hungary — he'll start from the front of the grid this afternoon, with lewis hamilton seventh and ch

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this address was the london residence of the deceased leicester city football club owner following hisremises. they broke into a front patio door and trashed the place. they smashed open a safe containing 400,000 euros in cash. they took seven watches and even opened a 500 bottle of cristal champagne. the total amount stolen from the home was valued at around £1 million. but the burglars had made another mistake. he was caught on cctv ringing the door bell on the night of the burglary. for now, they had got away with it. it was time to celebrate. they have gone to a restaurant in knightsbridge. £800 at the restaurant is maybe not that hard. this is a kind of place you would go and pay more then £10 for a plate of beans. at this stage police are pouring over the unsolved footage. what else have these guys down? so when we had identified the third in the sequence of offence, again, this is something we were able to do via cctv footage that the residents of that complex had. this is the property of frank and christine lampard. the cctv footate and christine lampard. the cctv footage clear

the third and final match is in leicester on monday.on the looks we will be enduring unprecedented temperatures into next week with the met office read. an extreme heat warning for england on monday and tuesday. all of england, wales and southern scotland with amber warnings for impacts from the heat. we are not there yet. a damp saturday northern scotland. scotland and northern ireland crowding over. a lot of sunshine to england and wales but temperatures will be higher. 30 in the london area. overnight and into sunday scotland, northern ireland, northern inland with a chance to see some outbreaks of rain whereas south of that clear spells. the nights are getting warmer and first sunday some rain initially. some rain late on across parts of northern scotland. elsewhere increasing amounts of sunshine, increasing heat. more places getting 30 celsius or above and close to 40 on monday or tuesday.

rebekah vardy, married to leicester city striker jamie vardy, and coleen rooney, wife of england's all—timeey. they went head—to—head in a libel trial at the high court. today's judgment could not have gone much worse for rebekah vardy, her evidence described by the judge as "not credible, and on occasions, "manifestly inconsistent, evasive or implausible." it's a disaster for rebekah vardy. you know, her brand, her career in the sense of, you know, being a personality, has been completely ruined because she's effectively been found to be a liar by a high courtjudge, which is going to be hanging around her neck for the rest of her life. the case all centred on detective work coleen rooney conducted in october 2019. which ended with her accusing vardy, online, of leaking private stories about her to the sun. rebekah vardy said that this accusation had caused untold damage to her reputation and she was left with no option but to sue coleen rooney for libel. but in court, things began to go wrong for mrs vardy. coleen rooney's legal team accused her of being evasive and of changing her story.

good wishes including from his former club, leicestertigers wishes including from his former club, leicester as a legend. the mnd association tweeted at the family is in contact with his family and offered support to all those affected by mnd. ijust giving page was set up with donations exceeding the £20,000 target within hours. cycling fans will be lining the streets of paris but this year will be able to see a women's tour to france. some of the greatest ever athlete you have probably never heard of, the female cyclist who for too long have felt unrecognised. alfonsina strada, beryl burton, marianne vos — to name some of the world's greatest ever athletes you've probably never heard of. the female cyclists who for too long have felt unrecognised. but perhaps that's about to change. dramatic music. we shall tackle the most challenging route. - defy the most iconic climbs. we are going to own the roads- and share our passion in a new way. for the first time in more than 30 years, there will be a tour de france for women. starting at the eiffel tower in paris, over eight days, the women will

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liverpool beat manchester city to lift the community shield at the king power stadium in leicester. £64s his first pole position in formula one, after a sensational qualifying session at the hungarian grand prix. the british driver finished ahead of the two ferraris. russell's teammate lewis hamilton will start from 7th. that's all your sport from me here in birmingham, tina. thank you. a lottery player in the us has won more than $1.3 billion, one of the biggest prizes in lottery history. the jackpot has grown because no—one has won it since april. the megamillions ticket was bought in the state of illinois but the winner, who can choose to take the cash or be paid in installments over 29 years, hasn't yet come forward. hello, this is bbc news. let's get more on the build—up to tomorrow's big game — the euro 2022 final between england's lionesses and germany. earlier, i spoke to faye white, the former england and arsenal defender. she gave me her insight into preparing for such a momentous match. they will have gone through their routines, gone to meetings, to see how they are going to

liverpool beat manchester city 3—1 in the community shield at the king power stadium in leicester..himself after 20 minutes. city employed new signings erling haaland and julian alvarez, and it was the latter who equalised, after var had at first ruled the goal out for offside. var then ruled a handball in favour of liverpool, and mo salah made it 2—1 late in the game. that became 3—1 when another new face, darwin nunez, scored in injury time. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport the us state of kentucky has been hit by its worst floods for decades, killing at least 25 people. hundreds of homes and businesses had been flooded in the east of the state. president biden has declared it "a major disaster." 0ur north america correspondent peter bowes reports. flowing water, powerful enough to sweep away entire homes. torrential rain has wreaked havoc. some areas received more than 20 cm in a 24—hour period. swollen streams and mudslides have torn through several communities with devastating results. everythi

rebekah vardy, married to leicester city striker, jamie vardy, and coleen rooney, wife of england's all—timead—to—head in a libel trial at the high court. today's judgment could not have gone much worse for rebekah vardy, her evidence described by the judge as "not credible, and on occasions, manifestly inconsistent, evasive or implausible." it's a disaster for rebekah vardy. you know, her brand, her career in the sense of, you know, being a personality, has been completely ruined because she's effectively been found to be a liar by a high courtjudge, which is going to be hanging around her neck for the rest of her life. the case all centred on an accusation made by coleen rooney in october 2019. she'd been doing some detective work to investigate who was leaking information from her private instagram account to the sun newspaper. coleen rooney created fake stories to try and deduce who was behind the leaks. she blocked every account apart from one. days later, the stories appeared in the sun. only then, and after the use of ten dots to ramp up the tension, did coleen rooney reveal in an onl

coleen rooney, wife of england's all—time top scorer wayne rooney and rebekah vardy, wife of leicesterjamie vardy. the trial attracted huge media interest. camera crews jostled for position outside and reporters and columnists had to queue to get a ringside seat for this courtroom drama. now thejudgment has been published online. the winner, coleen rooney. coleen rooney has struck a major victory. a major home run here. and it makes her look, in a sense, a certain amount of a statesperson over this. she understands the game. vardy doesn't. the case all centred on accusation made by coleen rooney in october 2019. she had been doing some detective work to investigate who was allegedly leaking information from her private instagram account to the sun newspaper. coleen rooney created fake stories to try to deduce who was behind the leaks. she allegedly blocked every account apart from rebekah vardy�*s. days later, the stories appeared in the sun. only then, and after the use of ten dots to ramp up the tension, did coleen rooney reveal in an online post that the one account she had allowed

they beat premier league champions manchester city 3—1 in the community shield in leicester.sed for city, mo salah made it 2—1 from the penalty spot late one, before new signing, darwin nunez scored in injury time to secure the win. the england women's football team trained for the last time on saturday ahead of sunday's euro 2022 final against germany at london's wembley stadium. the home side, unbeaten in 19 matches under manager sarina wiegman, who won the last women's euros with the netherlands five years ago. the last time england made a major final was at the 2009 european championship, when they also played germany, losing 6—2 in helsinki. ijust i just feel like we are ijust feel like we are in i just feel like we are in such ijust feel like we are in such a good place, we have dominated the games we have played so far. so, yes, we are looking forward to sunday, we know how special it is going to be just for football in general. the stadium is going to be packed out, the fans are going to be loving it, yes, iam so packed out, the fans are going to be loving it, yes, i

rebekah vardy, the wife of leicester city strikerjamie vardy, was suing coleen rooney, the wife of wayne it will be announced to has one. i it will be announced to has one. . , it will be announced to has one. ., , it will be announced to has one. .,, .,, ., , ., one. i was astonished that someone _ one. i was astonished that someone close _ one. i was astonished that someone close to - one. i was astonished that someone close to either i one. i was astonished that. someone close to either party decided, you know, to allow it to go to this sort of level, of which we would be exposed to the minutiae of their lives. in pr terms, it's like opening up, you know, aipio to see a dirty great piece of false teeth in the middle of it. you expect one thing and get something else. before you open it to see. .., , ., , else. before you open it to see. ., , ., ., see. the case revolves around rebecca rooney _ see. the case revolves around rebecca rooney performed i rebecca rooney performed rebekah vardy, finding he was licking private information from her instagram account to the newspaper. she wrote

leicester's 0llie chessum will make his first start for england in the series decider against australia take his place in the second row after an injury to maro itoje. with flanker sam underhill ruled out with concussion, lewis ludlam will wear number seven in sydney. danny care will be at scrum—half and jack van poortvliet, who started the last game, is on the bench. and good news for wales as captain dan biggar has been passed fit for the third test series decider against south africa in cape town. prop dillon lewis has also made the starting line up after his own injury scare. head coach wayne pivac has made one change with wing josh adams replacing the injured alex cuthbert. that's all the sport for now. don't forget, the golf continues on radio five live. goodbye. i think voting ended at 1:30pm in the leadership contest for who will become your next prime minister. 0ne become your next prime minister. one of the six candidates will be knocked out this afternoon. liz truss has promised tax cuts and a national insurance rise, which she said she did challenge in government when it was

rebekah vardy, married to leicester city striker, jamie vardy, and coleen rooney, wife of england's all—timewayne rooney. they went head—to—head in a libel trial at the high court. today's judgment could not have gone much worse for rebekah vardy, her evidence described by the judge as "not credible, and on occasions, manifestly inconsistent, evasive or implausible." it's a disaster for rebekah vardy. you know, her brand, her career in the sense of, you know, being a personality, has been completely ruined because she's effectively been found to be a liar by a high courtjudge, which is going to be hanging around her neck for the rest of her life. the case all centred on an accusation made by coleen rooney in october 2019. she'd been doing some detective work to investigate who was leaking information from her private instagram account to the sun newspaper. coleen rooney created fake stories to try and deduce who was behind the leaks. she blocked every account apart from one. days later, the stories appeared in the sun. only then, and after the use of ten dots to ramp up the tension, did cole

neil lives in leicester, he's been told a private operation would cost £ia,000.sibility of raising that amount of money, ia,000? no, i can't afford that. i'm retired. and with the way the world is at the moment, with finances, it's just too much. katie has had her knee surgery and is back playing basketball, but she had to take out a £7,000 loan to fund it. it has put me under the financial pressure. however, it's100% worth it. i wanted to get back to my lifestyle as quick as possible, and i wanted to get back to my work as quick as possible, as myjob was on the line. nhs england says staff are working hard to do more operations and cut two—year waits, but that still leaves millions waiting many months for surgery and some, like katie, feeling they have to pay. hugh pym, bbc news. new figures show that covid infections are continuing to rise in england, but not as quickly as in previous weeks. the trend is more uncertain in wales, scotland and northern irealand. our health correspondent catherine burns is here to explain. this is the seventh week in a row now whe

neil lives in leicester, he's been told a private operation would cost £14,000. amount of money, 14,000? no, i can't afford that. i'm retired. and with the way the world is at the moment, with finances, it's just too much. katie has had her knee surgery and is back playing basketball, but she had to take out a £7,000 loan to fund it. it has put me under the financial pressure. however, it's100% worth it. i wanted to get back to my lifestyle as quick as possible, and i wanted to get back to my work as quick as possible, as myjob was on the line. nhs england says staff are working hard to do more operations and cut two—year waits, but that still leaves millions waiting many months for surgery and some, like katie, feeling they have to pay. hugh pym, bbc news. now a look at some other stories making the news today. british airways staff at heathrow airport have called off strike action that was planned for summer. they agreed to accept a new 8% pay offerfrom management. 700 workers — mostly check—in staff — had been set to strike over a 10% pay cut imposed during th

first leicester was given a yellow card for flying into someone for a red card for this head—to—headmehow kicking through a gap and pulling his side with three points of the break. so the pressure was on for ireland but under andy farrell pressure are something to embrace and had a second try of the game after the restart. ireland's total was brought to 23 and despite the all blacks pulling try back, this was ireland's day. history made and the series tied. ., . ., ., , ., tied. you create a little bit of histo , tied. you create a little bit of history. it — tied. you create a little bit of history, it means _ tied. you create a little bit of history, it means a _ tied. you create a little bit of history, it means a lot. it i tied. you create a little bit of history, it means a lot. it is l tied. you create a little bit ofj history, it means a lot. it is a very, very special day for everyone in the country and we talk about it a lot. you know, making people at home feel very proud of us. it was not perfect. we feel that we could have played better in parts but, look, a very special

internationals, england's women take on south africa, looking for a clean sweep in the third and final odi in leicester and welcome to the bbc news at one. the uk's first ever red warning for extreme heat has come into effect, meaning there's a danger to life and the threat of major travel disruption. the red alert covers much of england from london and the south—east up to york and manchester. parts of england could be hotter than the western sahara and the caribbean. tomorrow temperatures could exceed a0 degrees in southern england, which would be a new record in britain. which would be a new an amber alert is also in place across england, wales and parts of scotland. network rail say people should travel only "if absolutely necessary" and some schools plan to close early — or not open at all. our correspondent celestina olulode has this report. not your usual morning offering at king's cross station. at 10.30 this morning, temperatures had already passed 30 celsius, which meant some trains were cancelled. much of london underground is already affected, with some lines running slower. this is usually

lampard and his tv—presenter wife christine lampard, and a town house owned by the family of the late leicesterat jay had got me when i gave birth to sophia — one of them had her name and diamonds on it, which he gave to me in the hospital the day that she was born. there were diamond earrings that were my mum's that she gave to me when i was in my 20s. those are the things that i guess kind of hurt the most because they are memories of, like, the most special days of my life. i think we're never seeing those things ever again, and i...have to make my peace with that. there's just now always worry, there's worry... ..about the one thing i didn't worry about, which was being safe in this house. located on billionaires row, it is one of the wealthiest streets in the world. it has 24—hour police patrols and is home to a number of embassies. just hours before the raid, tamara posted on instagram saying she was away for a family christmas holiday to lapland with her husband, jay rutland. he was the first to be told about the break—in. when you're woken up in the middle of the night and told to call

women completed a 3 nil clean sweep over south africa, winning the final one dayer by 109 runs at leicestergland bowled them out for 262 with 4 overs to spare. england lead 8 points to 2 in the multi format series. the two sides next play three t20 matches with the first on thursday at chelmsford. new zealand's men beat ireland by 31 runs in belfast in the first of three t—20 internationals. but they fell well short and were all out for 142 with 10 balls remaining. new zealand beat ireland 3—nil in their recent one—day series and the sides meet in two more t20 games this week. belgium are into the knock out stages of a major tournament for the first time after beating italy 1—0 at manchester city's academy stadium. and it was early into the second half when tinne de caigny�*s smart finish was enough to book the belgians into the last 8 taking second spot in group d. iceland knew that a win against france — who had already qualified — would have seen them through, but they fell behind to a melvine malard goal after just 46 seconds. dagny brynjarsdottir converted a penalty for iceland in the

temperatures reached 37 degrees in leicester today with south africa's women are chasing a huge 372 tom of that decision from the very off. england openers tammy beaumont and emma lam put on 149 for the first wicket with beaumont going on to reach a five century. sylvia dunkley, captain heather night both with 50s as well. england continue to punish south africa's boulders. they batters have made a decent start, 61—1 in the ninth over. we're ten days away from the commonwealth games with the powell is good for a metal, 2014 games and over the weekend she beat some of the worlds best to claim a fourth grand slam title. she came out as gay in 2017 and is become a strong advocate for lgbt rights. i ieeii advocate for lgbt rights. i feel really comfortable _ advocate for lgbt rights. i feel really comfortable with - advocate for lgbt rights. i feel really comfortable with myself| advocate for lgbt rights. i f--i really comfortable with myself and i was very insecure in 2014 and had internal dialogue going on in my head. i was very much putting everything to distract me from parts of my lif

was that leicester? or an admission? our reporters are gonna track exactly how that was the plots, several paths to overturn the results or steal the race. we counted at least eight paths, somewhere legal, we mark them in green, some of them are debatable, marked in yellow, but most of them you will see tonight turned either constant constitutional or criminally illegal. those are the big bad red plots distill race, to stage in the legal coup. and we will show you they spend weeks, and sometimes months. after all the documents and testimony, it can be hard to see the entire alleged criminal conspiracy without seeing these plots on the actual timeline. so let's focus right now on the streets to, lawsuits, and installing trump electors in biden states. initial preparation for electives is generally legal. and lawsuits are illegal. trump began with these legal long shots, but they quickly failed. over 50 of the campaigns 57 lawsuits ending within a month. none ever made it to the supreme court for hearing, let alone a victo

managerjurgen klopp after a 3—1 victory over title rivals manchester city in a thrilling encounter at leicesterd a feed while their opponents made themselves comes, one player created the most chances in the league last season. he made one for himself. a new signing swiftly showed what he could do, the ball ended up on the net only to be ruled offside. but, va are begged to differ and a goal was given. the ar then looked favourably on livable. they want done, they were beaten... they want done, they were beaten... the score in his first appearance. a big chance for hyland in the dying seconds, but it wasn't to be as day. rangers came from behind in their scottish premiership joel nouble opener to win 2—1 at livingston. joel nouble got the home side off to the best possible start, scoring with an excellent lob in the fifth minute. but two second half—goals in two minutes turned it round for rangers — first scott arfield headed in // before captainjames tavernier scored directly from this free kick. elsewhere there were opening day wins for the 2 edinburgh sides. hibs won 1—0 at stjohnstone. whil

leicester went back and forth at once, and the attorney general said more than once in more than one way, in an hours later there's the washington post that donald trump is under investigation by the justice department. andrew weizmann former prosecutor says based on what the washington post is reporting, says donald trump is a subject of the investigation at this point, not no doubt about that. >> forwards about for you lawrence, better late than never. >> yes it's happening right now. thank you mehdi. >> i. thanks >> thank. you >> well it is happening, donald trump is being investigated by the justice department. the washington post reports tonight that the justice department is investigating president donald trump's actions it's part of its criminal probe in two efforts to overturn the 2020 election efforts, according to four people courting with that. the washington post broke that story tonight, just hours after attorney general merrick garland did an interview with nbc's lester holt and said the justice department would quote, bring justice to everybody who was criminally respo

and i thought leicester was very specific in his language by asking that, i thought he was process. and i thought merrick garland answer the question, he said none of that mattered. that's what he's saying. but whether he does it or not is a different story. but i thought that was significant. >> well, you and i have talked about this on and off the air. and so have elie and i, for months, that the evidence is there. and you know, you have to sometimes, logic does apply, right? there is a mountain of evidence. there are two federal crimes that have already been found likely by a federal judge, conspiracy to defraud the united states and obstruction of an official proceeding in congress. how could garland not investigate, particularly after this owing well humbling presentation, the eighth hearings of the january six committee, and frankly, i think is feeling the heat from da willis. >> do you want to weigh in on that, elie? >> yeah, i agree with merrick garland in part. by also dissent in part. he is absolutely right to say that donald trump is a former president, or perhaps a futur

so at least you're not driving right through that fog in most areas, leicester right at the coastlineup the door hill sites, current temperatures mostly in the 50's. it's been a cold morning for the north bay. you're still in the 40's for petaluma and santa rosa. well, bret, what is at 62 conquered at 58 and oakland's starting the day at 55 will be breaking down exactly how hot it will get this afternoon. still to come john, thank you for traffic has been busy heading into the city. wants you to reach the maze. >> to that fremont street x about 15 minutes for your drive. san mateo bridge still at the limit, a 80 to 1 one, a little under 15 minutes to make that commute. a richmond center fell bridge that certainly has been picking up about 13 minute drive. richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate bridge. she just have some fog to take into account on your morning drive. low beams, drive slow still about a 22 minute right? time now 7.31 truckers protesting in force throughout california are starting to impact port operations. one of those protests has been happening in oakland since mo

and one key editor of that publication was this gentleman, leicester walton. especially in the early 19 teens. and essentially much like henry chadwick, he'd popularized baseball among kind of middle class americans. lesser walton would do the same for the negro leagues, among african americans. by essentially covering these for it in the pages of his newspaper. and realizing its significance in the building community. for african americans. now i will say, couple of things about him that i can't resist mentioning because we're talking about him. he's a fascinating cultural figure for a whole lot of reasons. for instance, he's going to show the movement in 1913. you might call it one of the first political correctness movements. although i don't really like that phrase but that's where we're commonly, we refer to it as. he's the one who said that they should spell negro, which was the common term for discussing african americans at the time, with a capital n. thereby making it right, designated people group. and he was successful in that. he got other journali

he claimed the country was created by russia and was a part of russia in his campaign. suppose leicester north street as long as ellison . i will start by saying that the modern ukraine was entirely created by russia by bolshevik communist russia to be exempt from the northeast process, begun right after the 1917 revolution. but his comments of fuel and interest in ukrainian history. bookstores like this one and central keep a reporting, the shells where the keep the history books are emptying fast. i will so i inspire it because of this. i am happy because i can see how much our society grows every day. and all these people like a little stars in a beautiful sky. i just can see all this are interested eyes and i keep it. so help them. we met vladimir viagra, which should the golden gate, the ancient entry point to the city of keith, historian and politician. he says putin's claims are nonsense, a political grain? am i available? co? absolutely. ukraine has a deep history, like many other european countries. we take our roads from medieval times in the 9th century when the state was crea

final of the cup of russia spartak moscow a week ago and had to sign a contract with the english leicesterfootball, but the football field play against his former team. comply after two years. he ceases to be the head coach of the team and becomes a free agent. and especially take into account the very difficult personnel situation, the meteorite is injured. you know in football anything can happen, we know that football is a game of people, we know the history of the icelandic team yes, iceland did not win the european championship, the portuguese team won, but everyone remembers, the whole world of cases, we are ahead of a clearly outstanding final, moscow, spartak legendary against the team a meteor that could so quickly get to the final of the cup of russia it will be a big final will be interesting. navy day on russia tv channel the main naval parade live the power and brilliance of the russian fleet the pride and glory of our country long live the russian navy in memory of the heroes of the liberators of crimea, the action-packed detective black sea will act according to my plan. spe

— coleen rooney, wife of england's all—time top scorer wayne rooney, and rebekah vardy, wife of leicester trial attracted huge media interest. camera crews jostled for a position outside, reporters and columnists had to queue to get a ringside seat for this courtroom drama. now thejudgment has been published online. the winner, coleen rooney. coleen rooney has struck a major victory, major home run here. and it makes her look, in a sense, a certain amount of a statesperson over this. she understands the game. vardy doesn't. the case all centred on an accusation made by coleen rooney in october 2019. she'd been doing some detective work to investigate who was allegedly leaking information from her private instagram account to the sun newspaper. coleen rooney created fake stories to try to deduce who was behind the leaks. she allegedly blocked every account apart from rebekah vardy�*s. days later, the stories appeared in the sun. only then, and after the use of ten dots to ramp up the tension, did coleen rooney reveal in an online post that the one account she'd allowed to read these works

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rebekah vardy, the wife of leicester city striker jamie vardy, was suing coleen rooney, the wife of england's announced who has won. i was astonished that someone close to either party decided to allow it to go to the level of which we would be exposed to the minutiae of their lives. in pr terms, it is like opening up a gala pie to see a dirty great piece of false teeth in the middle of it. you know, expecting one thing and getting something totally different. the case centres on an online accusation made by coleen rooney in october 2019. she had been doing some detective work to investigate who was allegedly leaking information from her private instagram account to the sun newspaper. as part of a sting operation, she wrote fictitious tales about investigating gender selection and how the basement of their house had flooded, to see if they would end up in the papers. and they did. only then, and after the use of ten dots to ramp up the tension, did coleen rooney reveal in an online post that the one account she had allowed to read these works of fiction was rebekah vardy�*s. in court, rebekah

leicester fire and rescue said their major incident meant they would not be able to respond to automatedes were further stretched by suspected deliberate fires, such as this forest fire near barnsley. fire service leaders publicly said their capacity was overwhelmed. west yorkshire's deputy chief dave walton, echoed this. we have pre—existing arrangements with neighbouring services, and when you get into these arrangements, we make calls, and we talk to each other at a strategic level about how things have been done with you, what if you got spare? 0ur neighbours didn't have spare resources, and their neighbours didn't have spare resources. everybody was working at absolute full capacity and beyond. so, a strong reaction to what have been unprecedented weather conditions. this image was captured by the european union's copernicus atmospheric monitoring team. it gives a sense of the dry conditions the uk has been facing. the normally green rolling fields, bleached yellow. this image puts things into context. according to the uk european forest fire information system, the majority of engl

women completed a 3—0 clean sweep over south africa, winning the final one—dayer by 109 runs in leicesters academy stadium. it was early into the second half when tinne de caigny�*s goal was enough to put the belgians into the quarterfinals. they�*ll play sweden next. in the other tie last night, france drew 1—1 with iceland, having taken an early lead. iceland equalised with a penalty late on but it wasn�*t enough to help them join the french in the last eight. france will play netherlands in the last eight. geraint thomas hasn�*t given up hope of winning the tour de france, as the race enters the last week in the pyrenees. the 2018 champion will start stage 16 in third place overall, 2 minutes 43 seconds behind denmark�*s jonas vingegaard. its two incredibly strong riders in front of me, notjust one. but you�*ve got to keep believing and as a team we are going to hopefully try and make the most of any, anything we can and keep racing the best we can. and basicallyjust try and get to paris as quick as we can and that�*s all we can do, really. as i keep saying, it�*s a three—week race, no