It was not the only Britpop anthem to get a Salah-inspired re-write that season, with London band Dodgy’s Good Enough providing the tune for a terrace chant the player calls “something special”. Acknowledging Salah’s self-proclaimed pride in his Muslim identity, the fans sing: “If he’s good enough for you, he’s good enough for me, If he scores another few, then I’ll be Muslim too, If he’s good enough for you, he’s good enough for me, He’s sitting in the mosque, that’s where I want to be.”

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Some 90 people have been confirmed dead following a gas explosion at a coal mine in northern China.

More than 240 workers were on duty underground at the Liushenyu coal mine in Changzhi, Shanxi province when the explosion occurred at around 7pm on Friday.

President Xi Jinping called on authorities to ‘spare no effort’ in rescuing survivors and treating those injured by the blast.

The cause of the incident in Qinyuan county is currently under investigation, the state-owned Xinhua news agency reported.

As part of a probe, executives from the Shanxi Tongzhou Group responsible for managing the facility have been arrested.

Six national emergency mine rescue teams were dispatched to the scene.

Coal mine explosions in China are often caused by flooding, although regulations introduced since 2000 have reduced the number of fatalities from incidents.

The latest blast is one of deadliest reported in recent years.

Premier Li Qiang called for information to be released in a ‘timely and accurate manner’.

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“In space we don’t experience any forces, our muscles, our bones immediately start to diminish because we’re not being loaded by those forces,” says Dr Dan Cleather, professor of strength and conditioning at St Mary’s University who is on the team developing the British equipment, HIFIm.

ITV will air the last Britain’s Got Talent live semi-final of the series tonight with the grand finale just days away

Britain’s Got Talent will be back on our screens tonight for the last semi-final of the 2026 series.

So far, there have been four semi-finals, with eight acts confirmed to be in this year’s live final already.

The two acts that made it through the fourth semi-final last Saturday (May 17) were poet Sonny Green and magician Rafferty Coope.

They’ll be joined in the final by singer Matty Juniosa, dog act Anastasiia and Salsa and dance group LMA.

Also through to the final are magician Fabian Fox, fire-juggler Liwei Yang, and comedian Ted Hill.

This evening, the remaining eight semi-finalists will take to the stage in a bid to land the last two spots in the grand finale line-up.

Judge Amanda Holden’s golden buzzer act The Hawkstone Farmers Choir will go up against industry-leading drone art company Celestial, sideshow and suspension duo Baron & Vesper, magician Jake Banfield, singer James Miller, schoolboy dancer Juan Carlos, Japanese comedian Mr. Cherry and rock boyband SOS.

The 32-strong group of farmers moved the judging panel to tears with a soaring rendition of Elbow’s One Day Like This prompting Amanda to press the gold buzzer – sending them straight into the semi-finals.

It also has been confirmed that the cast of Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical will take to the stage as the Guest Act this week.

ITV has confirmed when fans can expect the next Britain’s Got Talent champion to be crowned and there isn’t long to wait.

The live final of the 2026 series will air next Saturday (May 30) at 7pm on ITV1 and ITVX.

Last year’s series of Britain’s Got Talent saw magician Harry Moulding crowned the winner after he was put straight through to the final by judge KSI, who pressed the live show golden buzzer.

Harry won a life-changing £250,000 and the opportunity to perform at the Royal Variety Performance.

Fans will have to wait and see which act will win over the nation and follow in Harry’s footsteps as series 19 draws to a close.

Britain’s Got Talent continues Saturday, May 23 at 7pm on ITV1 and ITVX

The pedestrian was injured after being involved in the crash with a car, a Toyota Crolla, in Huntington Road at about 5.20pm on Tuesday, April 14.

Huntington Road was closed to traffic after the crash as emergency services worked at the scene.

Police are urging anyone with information about the incident to come forward.

“In support of the ongoing investigation, we are urging witnesses to come forward or motorists with relevant dashcam footage of the incident,” a police spokesperson said.

“Please email Mike.Halstead@northyorkshire.police.uk or call 101 and ask for Mike Halstead. Please quote reference 12260066683 when providing details.”

You should check where you can go with dogs before heading out on a day trip.

Restrictions on dogs on beaches throughout the summer months were put in place on Friday, May 1, and will be in place until the end of September. With Norfolk and Suffolk so close to Cambridgeshire, many people love taking the family, including the dog, on a seaside day trip.

It is worth checking where you can and cannot go with your furry friends. A few beaches in Suffolk will be subject to Public Spaces Protection Orders, which are put in place to tackle anti-social issues. The orders make sure to keep beaches in popular areas safe for people to use during the summer.

While some beaches might be completely closed off to dogs in the summer months, there are often spaces at popular beaches where the restrictions do not apply. You should check before you travel if there are places that will allow dogs to avoid possible fines.

If you breach one of the orders, you can get an on-the-spot fine of £100. Alternatively, you could get a fine of up to £1,000 if the issue goes to court, according to the GOV.UK website.

Here are the beaches to avoid if you are looking to take the whole family on a trip to the seaside:

• Southwold
• Lowestoft
• Felixstowe
• Dunwich Beach
• Aldeburgh
• Orford Ness
• Thorpeness
• The Denes
• Corton Sands

Officials running the coal mine have been detained, according to state media. The cause of the gas explosion has not yet been revealed, but state media reported that the levels of carbon monoxide – a highly toxic, odourless gas – in the mine were found to have “exceeded limits”.

We’ve got another busy week to look forward to on Coronation Street, with new faces and budding friendships taking centre stage.

But, of course, it wouldn’t be Corrie without some drama, and Daniel Osbourne (Rob Mallard) is at the centre of it as the targeted hate campaign against him hits new heights.

Not to mention, he ends up lashing out at newcomer Idris Nazir – played by Junade Khan, who first appeared on the cobbles in 2008 – when he catches him laughing at footage of Daniel’s attack.

Idris receives a less frosty welcome from Leanne Battersby (Jane Danson), and they’re not the only ones striking up new relationships.

Will Driscoll (Lucas Hodgson-Wale) is surprised when Hope Stape (Isabella Flanagan) suggests they revise together, and it looks as though a new friendship may be striking up.

So, what are you waiting for? Take a sneak peek at our spoiler videos below.

Tuesday, May 26

Hope attempts to connect with Will in classic Hope fashion – some playful banter and mischief – and he gives as good as he gets in return.

The conversation quickly shifts to Megan Walsh (Beth Nixon), with Hope announcing that she saw Will with her the night before.

Will denies being the one to seek her out and insists that nothing happened, though Hope clearly isn’t convinced.

As she laments to Jodie Ramsey (Olivia Frances-Brown) about the male species, Will finds Megan’s new number in his pocket. What will he do?

Wednesday, May 27

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When Daniel is left alone outside No.1, he is startled by a sudden attack from two teen lads who spray him with bottles of ketchup, all while filming the ordeal.

Daniel attempts to fight back, but by the time they run off, he is left shaking.

Who was behind the attack? Given what the lads were shouting, it sounds like it has been inspired by the online hate posts Daniel has been receiving…

Thursday, May 28

After Leanne impresses Idris when she manages to scare off a thug who’s threatened her, they head to the Rovers for a drink.

Things soon get flirty between them as they discuss Leanne’s fiery temper and Idris’ cool demeanour.

As the conversation heats up, Idris leans in for a kiss – which Leanne returns!

Could this be the start of a long and happy romance?

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