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Freed British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari has emotional phone call with Sir Keir Starmer as PM invites her to No10
FREED British-Israeli hostage Emily Damari has an emotional phone call with Sir Keir Starmer.
The Prime Minister told the 28-year-old he was overjoyed by the “heartwarming” images of her reunion with mum Mandy nearly a fortnight ago, and invited her to visit 10 Downing Street after she recovers from her 15-month ordeal.
South East Londoner Emily was taken from her home in Israel on October 7, 2023, by Hamas gunmen who shot her in the hand and leg and killed her dog.
On the call, she claimed she was held for some time in a United Nations Facility, but denied access to medical treatment.
Despite losing two fingers and being left with a gunshot wound in her leg, all she was given was an out-of-date bottle of iodine.
Mandy said her daughter “seems to be doing pretty well psychologically” but is facing a long road to recovery physically.
Meanwhile, fears were growing last night for the fate of Israeli brothers Kfir and Ariel Bibas, aged two and five, after dad Yarden was named among three hostages to be freed by Hamas today — with no mention of the boys or their mum Shiri.
Relatives of the family have “mixed emotions”.
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Anthony Cacace makes major career decision as he chases ‘biggest fights possible’ starting with clash against Leigh Wood
ANTHONY CACACE is no longer a world champion – after deciding to hand back his IBF title.
Cacace opted against fighting his mandatory challenger Eduardo ‘Sugar’ Nunez of Mexico and is instead set to take on England’s Leigh Wood in May.
The Andytown Apache, 35, says it is about chasing the biggest purses possible at this stage of his career.
Super-featherweight king Cacace posted: “Today I have decided to vacate my IBF World Title.
“Becoming a World Champion was an absolute dream and an incredibly proud moment for me.
“However at this stage of my career I only want the biggest fights possible, regardless of the belt on the line.
“I’m a prize fighter and my aim now is to secure mine and family‘s future and to create a legacy for myself in boxing by being involved in massive fights that fans will remember.
“Look forward to announcing my next fight very soon. Watch this space.”
The Wood clash is expected to take place on May 31 in Nottingham.
Both men beat Leeds star Josh Warrington in their last outings – Wood in October 2023, and Cacace at Wembley back in September.
Cacace’s decision means Ireland no longer has a reigning world champion – with Katie Taylor still the undisputed women‘s world light-welterweight champ.
Kyle Walker’s football agent at centre of drugs raid after cops uncover over 90 cannabis plants DAYS after AC Milan deal
THE home of a top football agent who helped seal Kyle Walker’s move to AC Milan was last night at the centre of a drugs raid.
Michael Rankine, 40, joined the former Manchester City skipper on his private jet last week as he flew out to sign for the Italian giants.
The ex-footballer was even photographed with the England full-back as he was unveiled to the fans holding up his new number 32 shirt.
But 48 hours after he returned to the UK, a police raid at his home was said to have uncovered more than 90 cannabis plants with a potential street value of £75,000.
They also recovered equipment used to produce the Class B drug.
A source said: “It was a huge shock to everyone after what should have been a triumphant return from Italy.”
They added: “Michael flew out with Kyle in his jet on Thursday. His uncle Mark, who is Kyle’s agent, was also on the flight.
“They got the deal over the line and were jubilant. Michael posed with Kyle for pictures, returned to the UK over the weekend and then on Monday his home was raided by police.”
Rankine, who played as a striker for Doncaster Rovers, Scunthorpe and Bournemouth during a 16-year career, is employed as a consultant for London firm CAA Base.
It represents a host of Premier League footballers such as Tottenham’s Son Heung-min and James Maddison and manager Ange Postecoglu.
On its website, CAA Base said Rankine joined the company in late 2018 after retiring from the game. It adds: “Based in Yorkshire, he helps recruit, manage and guide young professional footballers.”
His ex-pro uncle, Mark, who played for Wolves and Sheffield United, also works for the company.
He represents players including Chelsea and England ace Cole Palmer and Newcastle and former Three Lions defender Kieran Trippier.
Rankine is also a cousin of former Tottenham Hotspur and England star Danny Rose.
South Yorkshire police confirmed in a statement that officers executed a warrant at an address in Doncaster.
The raid happened on a busy residential street in full view of neighbouring families.
Police added: “Following officers entering the property, we discovered a cannabis set-up.”
The Sun contacted CAA for comment. Walker’s loan deal is tipped to lead to a full-time £4million summer move.
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Death in Paradise airs shock death of rookie officer minutes into new series in heartbreaking scenes
DEATH in Paradise fans have been left stunned as the first episode of series fourteen featured a shocking twist.
The series introduced a new officer to the Saint Marie police force, with actor Anthony J Abraham taking on the role of Officer Benjamin Brice.
However, his time on the show was tragically cut short within minutes of the new season’s premiere.
The episode opens with a monologue from Benjamin, as he reflects on his childhood struggles and his journey toward finding purpose in life.
He recalls feeling out of place in his own family.
His mother wanted him to focus on chores, while his father, a car thief, attempted to involve him in criminal activities.
However, Benjamin found solace in his studies and ultimately discovered his true calling at the Saint Marie police academy.
Speaking directly to the camera in a heartfelt social media post, he tells viewers: “When I completed training, I’d never felt so proud of myself. In the morning, I’ve got my first shift with the team here on Saint Marie – and I can’t wait.
“The reason I’m telling you all of this, making this post which is something I never do, is because I want you to know that if you’re feeling lost, you don’t need to go through what I did.
“You just need to find your purpose in life, like me. Once you do, nobody can take that away from you.”
But the next morning, Sergeant Naomi Thomas is puzzled by Benjamin’s absence.
Her concern quickly escalates when the station receives a distressing phone call from a woman who has discovered a body dressed in a police uniform.
In a devastating twist, Benjamin is found face down in the dirt where his body was discarded in a roadside ditch, still carrying his backpack for his first day on the job.
The brutal and unexpected nature of Benjamin’s death has left viewers reeling, with many taking to social media to express their shock.
Most memorable Death in Paradise episodes
By Conor O’Brien
- Arriving in Paradise: The show’s very first episode, introducing Ben Miller as the straight-laced DI Richard Poole. This episode also introduces Poole’s team and the fictional island location location of Saint Marie.
- Amongst Us: The eighth episode of series one sees Richard uncover a major secret about Aidan (Adrian Dunbar), who has been dating Catherine (Elizabeth Bourgine). Far from his Line of Duty character Ted Hastings, Aidan is revealed to be a murderer.
- Death of a Detective: The first episode of series three marks a major turning point for Death in Paradise. DI Poole is killed off – with his murder being the first case for replacement DI Humphrey Goodman (Kris Marshall). This mirrors two years earlier, when Poole solved his predecessor’s murder.
- Stab in the Dark: This instalment, the first episode of series four, proved memorable for two reasons. It marked the introduction of Florence Cassell (Josephine Jobert) who became a long-running character. Meanwhile, Don Gilet guest-starred as the killer – almost a decade before becoming the show’s latest DI.
- Swimming in Murder: Similarly to above, this episode marks the first appearance of JP Hooper (Tobi Bakare), who starred for seven series.
- Man Overboard (Part One and Two): This two-parter in series six had a lot of different elements involved. Some of the team travelled to London, DI Goodman exited the show – while newcomer DI Jack Mooney (Ardal O’Hanlon) made his first appearance.
- Switcharoo: Airing as the fifth episode of series nine, this was the first intalment following DI Mooney’s departure. In his place came DI Neville Parker (Ralf Little) – who became the show’s longest-serving DI.
- Sins of the Detective: The latter half of a two-parter in series 12, which saw Neville in the frame for murdering smarmy criminologist David Cartwright. Although the team eventually uncover the actual murder, it comes with a big shock.
- A Murder in the Skies: The finale of series 13 marked Neville’s exit from Saint Marie. The unlucky-in-love detective got a happy ending by sailing into the sunset with love interest Florence Cassell – who’d returned a few episodes earlier.
Tragic GAA star, 25, remembered as ‘fearless competitor’ and ‘true Teemore man’ in heartbreaking tribute after sad death
STEPHEN McCARTHY was hailed as a “true Teemore man” by his hometown GAA club following his tragic death.
McCarthy passed away at the age of 25 passed away peacefully in the South West Acute Hospital, Enniskillen due to illness.
An electrician by trade, he was also a popular GAA player, having donned the colours of Teemore Shamrocks up until travelling to Australia in 2024.
In a heartbreaking tribute, the Fermanagh GAA club said it was “in shock” following his death.
It read: “Our club is in shock and mourning at the tragic passing of Stephen McCarthy, who proudly represented the club at both youth and adult levels.
“Stephen most recently played for the club in the 2023 season, lining out for the Shamrocks in the Reserve League and Championship.
“A fearless competitor—tough as nails and always willing to put his body on the line—Stephen was a true Teemore man who loved getting stuck in.
“He would have played in 2024 if not for travel commitments and often spoke of his plans to return in 2025.
“Our deepest condolences go out to Stephen’s family and friends.
“Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis”
It prompted a deluge of tributes.
Aghadrumsee St Macartans said: “Aghadrumsee St Macartans GAC would like to offer our condolences to Teemore Shamrocks & the family of young Stephen McCarthy on his passing.
“An inspiring footballer who had hopes of returning to play in 2025.“
Derrygonnelly Harps posted: “The club would like to express its condolences to the extended McCarthy family and everyone associated with Teemore Shamrocks following the sad passing of Stephen.
“May he rest in peace.“
St Patrick’s GAC said: “St Patrick’s GFC offer their deepest sympathies to Teemore Shamrocks, and to the family and friends of Stephen. Thinking of you all at this sad time.
“May Stephen rest in peace“
Newtownbutler First Fermanaghs posted: “We would like to pass our sincerest sympathies to everyone at Teemore Shamrocks on the passing of their young Club Member Stephen McCarthy.
“Sincerest condolences to all his family, friends, & club mates during this difficult time.
“Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam”
McCarthy was laid to rest on Friday, with Teemore offering a follow-up tribute on social media.
It said: “Today we buried our beloved club member Stephen McCarthy.
“Players were reminiscing about great times had on the football field.
“A moment we remember is the minor win in June 2016. Stephen played as a back alongside his teammates.
“On days like this we remember the good times had as a team and the hardy footballer Stephen was.”
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