Lisa Snowdon showed off her curves as she relaxed on the beach during her current stay on Silhouette Island in the Seychelles. Taking to Instagram on Friday, the TV and radio presenter, 53, accentuated her cleavage in a plunging purple bikini while enjoying a morning espresso. Accessorising with a simple silver bracelet, Lisa appeared to be in high spirits as she prepared for another day of rest and relaxation. It comes after she shared an empowering message about body confidence and quoted Oscar Wilde's popular quote: 'Be yourself, everyone else is taken'. She added: 'I post these photos and reels in my swimwear, not to get validation from men, likes or comments either.

Charli XCX says The Moment film could be the end of Brat movementBy Casey Cooper-Fiske, Press Association Senior Entertainment ReporterSinger Charli XCX has said her upcoming film The Moment could be the official end of her Brat album phase. She added that she had been mistaken for American model Sasha Grey, which she thought was “sick” because “she’s sick”. The Moment, released in the UK and Ireland on February 20th, will be a fictionalised account of the cultural phenomenon. The singer has immersed herself in the world of film this year, securing roles in movies including Pete Ohs’ Erupcja and Julia Jackman’s 100 Nights Of Hero. Since beginning her career in the 2000s, Charli XCX has achieved nine UK top 10 singles, including two number ones, and two UK number one albums.

The figure includes a €28.8 million refund from the Revenue Commissioners of corporate tax paid by the company on fictitious profits recorded before the implosion. The liquidator, Ken Fennell of Interpath Advisory, started pursuing a possible corporation tax refund shortly after they were appointed to Dublin-based Wirecard UK & Ireland Ltd in October 2020. The Revenue refund was contained in a previous filing but had not previously been reported. However, in 2012 Wirecard in Germany told the Irish unit it would receive a share of the third-party acquiring revenues generated from the merchant business. The insolvency processes for both Wirecard and the Irish unit are in their final phases, with the Irish liquidator estimating in his latest filing that his work would be completed within 12 months.

A retired teacher is embroiled in a bitter row with her neighbour who she claims 'stole 1.1 metres of her garden' and ripped up her decking around her hot tub. She alleges he tore down her fence, ripped up the decking around her hot tub and erected his own fence in her garden. This nightmare has been raging on for nearly two years now, all beginning with a letter from the Land Registry in April 2024. From there, she installed the new deck surrounding the hot tub, working tirelessly from February to June last year. He sawed about a metre off my garden at a slope and taken five wooden planks from the hot tub surround.

Australia has been advised to tighten border measures for travellers arriving from India's West Bengal after a Nipah virus outbreak prompted several Asian countries to introduce new precautions. 'Australia has all the tests ready so if you suspect anybody, you test; and if positive, you restrict their movements. 'Nipah transmission between humans has been reported via close contact, such as caring for a sick person. In the worst cases, Nipah can be a rapid and brutal illness because it can cause severe inflammation of the brain (encephalitis) and acute respiratory failure. There are currently no approved vaccines or drugs that specifically target Nipah virus infection.

If Real Madrid equalised, Pep Guardiola’s side would be demoted from the promised land of the top eight. For the mighty Real Madrid, who with 15 titles are European kings, the play-off was an epic punishment. And whisper it quietly, where but the so-called Swiss format of Champions League do we see such all-or-nothing events that can change the entire league table? After all, the final day of the old format was pretty dull save for a couple of ties. Benfica’s prize for beating Real Madrid was a play-off against… well, potentially Real Madrid again.

NRLW star Jaime Chapman has posted a gallery of stunning images after getting out of her comfort zone in a recent trip to Africa. 'A trip that taught me lessons I didn't know I needed,' Chapman wrote alongside the images, which quickly drew thousands of likes and supportive comments from teammates and supporters. Chapman also shared close-up images of sea turtles in shallow water, suggesting a snorkeling or marine encounter during her stay. Beyond the postcard scenery, several images point to a deeper cultural and community experience. Sources said Chapman chose to break it off once the footage emerged, despite both being in the middle of major representative seasons.

Anthony Joshua has opened up on the loss of two close friends as he issued a tearful message to the fans addressing his fatal car crash in Nigeria. We lost people we dearly care about and have been major players in all of our lives,” Joshua said. We became housemates who were living together.”We need your consent to load this Social Media content. We use a number of different Social Media outlets to manage extra content that can set cookies on your device and collect data about your activity. “I've lost people before but I don't think I've lost people like that.

In the past 30 years in Ireland, there has been a 7 per cent increase in rainfall. We certainly would not.”Concrete is at the centre of the Irish flooding dilemma, underlined starkly by this week’s Storm Chandra, but it is not the solution. The National Roads Association was surprised at that time by the flooding of the M4 in Kildare, near Maynooth. It highlights the merits of a “scaling-out” of nature-based solutions to complement engineering and technical solutions. They cite one example of the extension of the Luas line being accompanied by embedding street trees in extensive pits to lessen the effect of storm water on the line.

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Sir Jim Ratcliffe's dream Man Utd midfielder already named as Casemiro replacement eyedManchester United are looking to strengthen their midfield this summerView 3 Images Sir Jim Ratcliffe has made his thoughts on Man United's midfield clear (Image: Getty Images)Sir Jim Ratcliffe has already revealed his dream midfield maestro for Manchester United. ‌However, Ratcliffe cannot land his 'dream' acquisition, as that particular star has been retired for more than a decade. View 3 Images Paul Scholes is Sir Jim Ratcliffe's 'dream' midfielder (Image: Daily Mirror)‌Very few available players can mirror Scholes' combination of technical excellence, creativity and precise distribution. With doubts surrounding United's midfield options and Ratcliffe's long-standing admiration for Scholes well known, the club's next transfer decision could shape the next chapter of their rebuild. Article continues belowWith uncertainty swirling around United's midfield and Ratcliffe's admiration for Scholes well-documented, the club's next move in the market could define the next phase of their rebuild.

Munster Bovine has become the latest organisation to become a patron of Agri Aware. Munster Bovine, based in Mallow, Co Cork, has been in business since the 1940s and offers artificial insemination (AI) and herd management services. Munster Bovine joins more than 55 patrons of Agri Aware, further strengthening the agri-food educational body’s mission to enhance agricultural literacy among the public. Munster Bovine chief executive Martin Kavanagh said: “We are very happy to support the valuable work carried out by Agri-Aware. "Our strength comes from engagement with initiatives like this to both improve farmers' lives and incomes, as well as contributing to the wider community.”Agri Aware chairman Shay Galvin said: “We are very pleased to welcome Munster Bovine as the latest patron of Agri Aware.

The Galway hurlers have made two changes to their starting team for Saturday evening's Division 1A clash with Cork from the side which lost to Tipperary in the opening round. Ronan Glennon replaces team captain Darren Morrissey at corner-back while Cathal Mannion comes into midfield in place of Tom Monaghan. Gavin Lee will captain the team in Morrissey's absence.

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The euro-area economy grew more than expected at the end of last year, demonstrating resilience to the trade turmoil unleashed by Donald Trump. Germany, Italy and Spain all surpassed estimates, with the latter proving the stand-out performer once again through expansion of 0.8%. Indeed, other parts of the bloc also recorded growth: GDP was up by 0.5% in the Netherlands, 0.2% in Austria, 0.8% in Portugal and 1.7% in Lithuania. While Italy saw trade act as a drag on its economy, that was more than offset by domestic demand, resulting in expansion of 0.3%. For 2025, GDP rose 0.9% — matching the pace the government was banking on in its budget plans.