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Published: 18:32 BST, 8 September 2026 | Updated: 00:28 BST, 9 September 2026

A supermarket manager saved a young girl from oncoming traffic after she ran away from her parents and onto a busy road in Puebla, Mexico, as seen in CCTV footage posted by the supermarket, SuperKing El Rey Del Ahorro.

The man, Luis Cruz, was operating a forklift outside of the store when he saw a three-year-old girl running towards the open road. 

The video shows two adults, a man and a woman, running after her, with the woman slipping and falling right as the child ran off the sidewalk.

The two were unable to catch the girl as she made her way further into the path of the cars. 

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Cruz can be seen dropping the task at hand and running out onto the road as the two oncoming cars tried to slow to a halt. 

With one swift motion, he lunged to grab the girl and fell backwards, protecting her fall with his body.

The two cars came to a halt in the middle of the road as Cruz regained his footing. 

The video then shows Cruz returning the toddler to her guardians and walking back to his duties as the traffic resumed. 

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Luis Cruz was awarded 20,000 Mexican pesos, or about $1,200, by Super King El Rey Del Ahorro, the supermarket he works at, for saving a three-year-old from oncoming traffic while on the job

The supermarket named Cruz the Manager of the Year in recognition of his heroic act last Sunday in Puebla, Mexico

Cruz was named Manager of the Year, and awarded 20,000 Mexican pesos, or about $1,200, in recognition of his heroic act by the supermarket where he works.

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In an Instagram post dedicated to the rescue, the supermarket praised Cruz for his bravery and willingness to take action in a situation that could’ve ended in a tragedy, despite not having any connection to the little girl. 

They also acknowledged that no reward can sufficiently compensate the man for his invaluable heroism but hope it can serve as a token of gratitude. 

‘Today, Puebla has a new superhero,’ the post read. 

The former Celtic winger has joined forces with the owner of the Pattaya bar, which has welcomed a host of famous faces including Henrik Larsson and Tyson Fury.

The owner of a Celtic bar in Thailand has revealed Hoops legend Didier Agathe has become a co-owner after buying a 50 per cent stake in the popular boozer.

Eddie Murphy, 50, who opened The Irish House in Pattaya around a year ago, said it was a “godsend” when the former Celtic star got in touch after visiting the bar and decided he wanted to buy into the business. Agathe was a key member of Martin O’Neill’s Celtic side that reached the UEFA Cup final in 2003, where they were beaten by Jose Mourinho’s Porto in Seville. The former winger is now based in Thailand and plans to run a football academy from the building.

The new partnership was marked with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the bar over the weekend, alongside fellow business partner Mark McKeown. Eddie, originally from Easterhouse, told Glasgow Live: “I’d had the bar for around a year, before he wanted to buy into the bar and improve it.

“We’ve had Tyson Fury and Henrik Larsson in it, and when Didier Agathe came in, he loved it and he wanted to buy it. When he came, he phoned (Lubomir) Moravcik and said, ‘You need to see this bar, it’s unbelievable’.

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“There’s a lot of community things going on here, which I think he noticed. It’s geared towards that – all the foundation stuff of what Celtic does. It’s been a bit of a Godsend.”

Eddie says the bar is the only Celtic-themed pub of its kind in Thailand and attracts tourists looking for a taste of home, including traditional pub food and a pint of Guinness. He was inspired to open the venue after remembering Celtic bars around Parkhead while growing up in Glasgow’s east end.

He added: “This was meant to be a hobby, but it’s turned into a full-time job. It’s something I grew up with. I’m a boy from the east end, and I miss going to the matches. Them coming in is for the benefit of the bar.”

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The former Liverpool player’s inclusion in midfield was largely circumstantial, with suspensions for Eduardo Camavinga, Arda Guler and Bernardo Silva leaving Mourinho short on options.

Alexander-Arnold lined up alongside Federico Valverde but had a mixed evening, creating two chances and attempting more crosses than any other Real player – but failing to win a tackle. His passing accuracy was also down at 83.3%.

He was substituted shortly after Inter pulled one back on 77 minutes, prompting whistles around the stadium – although this could well have been frustration Madrid supporters felt at their team’s performance rather than at Alexander-Arnold individually.

It was the first competitive match in which Alexander-Arnold and fellow right-back Denzel Dumfries had started together. He started both for a pre-season friendly against Fiorentina, with Alexander-Arnold operating at right-back while Dumfries played further forward on the same side.

It is clear Mourinho still doesn’t have a definite starting right-back, so in the same way Alexander-Arnold had to fight to start with Dani Carvajal last season, he is doing the same this season with Dumfries.

But BBC Sport understands the Portuguese has been impressed by the England international’s performances, values and the versatility he brings to the squad.

Indeed, Mourinho views Alexander-Arnold as different from many traditional full-backs because of his ability to move into central areas and contribute to attacks from midfield positions.

His passing, crossing, through balls and set-piece delivery remain among the strongest parts of his game.

Olivia Attwood and Pete Wicks made sure to give the fans what they wanted as they shared a passionate smooch at the NTAs on Tuesday night. 

After officially hard launching the relationship on her Instagram last month, it appeared the couple can’t get enough of each other as they locked lips during their red carpet debut. 

Pete, who is hosting the red carpet alongside his pal Sam Thompson, appeared to bump into his glamorous girlfriend on the red carpet. 

And after she greeted Sam with a hug, she went the extra mile for the TOWIE star as they shared a kiss in front of the cameras. 

As the romantic moment played out, Sam was left awkwardly third wheeling as he cheered and laughed in the background. 

Sharing the clip on the official NTA Instagram, they penned: ‘Red carpet chemistry! @olivia_attwood and @p_wicks01 share a kiss on the #NTA2026 red carpet.’

And after she greeted Sam with a hug, she went the extra mile for the TOWIE star as they shared a kiss in front of the cameras

As the romantic moment played out, Sam Thompson was left awkwardly third wheeling as he cheered and laughed in the background

However even Olivia was left cringing at the moment as she commented: ‘Guys why was this so awkward.’ 

Fans were delighted to see the couple so loved up as they took to the comments writing: ‘I’m so happy for you both honestly the most loviest people on the planet you deserve all the happiness in the world’; 

‘i love them both magic couple’; ‘Love this for you guys. Love this relationship!’; ‘LOVEEEEEE’. 

Hits Radio added: ‘sam’s the happiest third wheel we’ve ever seen.’

Later in the evening the pair reunited on stage as they joined forces to announce the award for best Daytime show. 

Met with a furor of cheers as they entered the stage, host Joel Dommett joked their romance was the ‘relationship that everyone saw coming.’ 

Earlier this week the pair put on a very affectionate display in new sizzling pictures after they enjoyed a date together.

Olivia sent fans wild as she shared another series of photographs on Instagram on Sunday night – just days after admitting she was trying to get better at ‘not oversharing’.

The reality stars packed on the PDA, with Olivia seductively leaning over Pete’s knees in one snap, while in another he wrapped his arms around her.

She captioned the post: ‘Went on a date with Pete Wicks from Towie can’t believe it he’s so hot in real life too xxxx.’

The couple first met in 2017 and became firm friends, but things turned romantic this year following the breakdown of Olivia’s marriage to Bradley Dack.

After months of fan speculation and candid moments caught on camera, Olivia finally confirmed the romance with a series of loved-up Instagram snaps, joking in the caption that fans ‘bullied me into hard launching’.

Now Olivia has confessed she genuinely has been struggling with how much to share about their romance, exclusively telling the Daily Mail: ‘We’re in the infancy of navigating it. So I guess we’re kind of working as it goes.

After finally hard launching their romance, Olivia and Pete gave a glimpse of their romance by sharing a smooch on the red carpet

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Later in the evening the pair reunited on stage as they joined forces to announce the award for best Daytime show

The couple first met in 2017 and became firm friends, but things turned romantic this year following the breakdown of Olivia’s marriage to Bradley Dack

They looked lovingly into each other’s eyes in a backstage snap 

It was This Morning who bagged this year’s daytime show award, and Olivia looked overjoyed despite working on the show of fellow nominee Loose Women 

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Last month Olivia made things Instagram official, sharing a series of loved-up photos of them kissing on a beach in Ibiza earlier this summer

 ‘I understand the interest. For a lot of people it’s a crossover of two people that they’ve followed in different ways for a long time. So I understand and I have a very open dialogue with my audience.

‘Now that people know we’re together we’re working out not shutting people out who have been so lovely and happy for us and excited to watch our relationship grow, but also making sure that we keep enough back like that’s just for us.’

Olivia, known for her straight-talking, no-nonsense attitude, added she’s trying to work on scaling back what she shares with fans, to ensure she keeps some semblance of privacy.

The TV presenter mused: ‘I never feel like I’ve said something I shouldn’t. It’s always the opposite.

‘I come from a reality background and I’ve had cameras in my home and I think that when I don’t share everything, I get a guilt complex!

‘I am reminded by people around me I don’t have to explain everything, but I guess I’m still trying to tell myself that.

‘I sometimes put too much pressure on myself to share more than I need to, which is weird because I think everyone else in this industry is the opposite.’

The Gunners endured a frustrating summer due to missing out on many of their top targets, but are being tipped to go back in for at least two in January: Julian Alvarez and Eli Junior Kroupi. Chelsea did land one of those targets, in Morgan Rogers, but failed to sign a replacement for Enzo Fernandez, after Monaco pulled the plug an agreement to sell Lamine Camara. Chelsea could now turn to Atletico Madrid midfielder Pablo Barrios, who is valued at around €100 million.

In his 100th year, David Attenborough took home the National Television Award (NTA) for Best Presenter, leaving Ant and Dec without the gong for the second consecutive year.

The iconic Geordie duo held onto the accolade for a record 23 years before losing out to Gary Lineker at last year’s awards. 

And this year they were trumped by the legendary broadcaster, whose producer Mark Brownlow accepted the award on his behalf with his speech focused on the dangers of climate change. 

Meanwhile This Morning’s winning streak continued as Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard took home the award for Best Daytime show alongside Friday hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary.

Ahead of its revamp this year, Strictly Come Dancing also took home the gong for Best Talent Show, while the Celebrity Traitors won the Reality Competition category.

As Alan Carr accepted his second award of the night, after receiving this year’s Special Recognition earlier in the programme, he joked: ‘I bet you’re sick of me.’ 

The BBC hit, hosted by Claudia Winkelman, dominated the nominees, with its regular civilian series also nominated. 

Fellow contestant Charlotte Church jumped on the microphone to praise Alan and Faithfuls Nick Mohammed and David Olusoga for a moment of ‘male tenderness and emotion.  

The legendary broadcaster, whose producer Mark Brownlow accept the award on his behalf with his speech focused on the dangers of climate change

Alan Carr received this year’s Special Recognition after a hilarious introductory sketch that included Paloma Faith being carried on in a coffin and Amanda Holden singing 

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Elsewhere collecting the Reality Docuseries gong was Jeremy Clarkson’s Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm. 

The presenter made the shock revelation he was in remission from prostate cancer earlier this year. 

Keeping his speech short and sweet he later broke his silence on the illness during the winner’s press conference. 

The 66-year-old said: ‘I wasn’t emotional; it was annoying. I had a heart thing, and I had a bit of cancer but I wasn’t away really, it was two weeks.

‘It was, it was just annoying because I missed a lot of the harvest time.’

Lee Mack once again took home the gong for his ITV hit The 1% Club as he attended the ceremony with his three children and paid tribute to his wife in his speech. 

The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award was awarded to Michael McIntyre’s Big Show – after it was presented by Paris Fury and her daughter Valencia, eight. 

The cast of Mrs Brown’s Boys were ecstatic on hearing they had won Best Comedy Show, in what will be a boost to Brendan O’Carroll after he was forced to cancel this year’s festive specials after breaking his jaw.

Gogglebox, now in its 28th series, was awarded the Factual Entertainment gong, beating Stacey Solomon’s Sort Your Life Out. 

Elsewhere collecting the Reality Docuseries gong was Jeremy Clarkson’s Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm

As Alan Carr accepted his second award of the night, after receiving this year’s Special Recognition earlier in the programme, he joked: ‘I bet you’re sick of me’

Alan burst into tears after his name was read out for the special award 

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The Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award was awarded to Michael McIntyre’s Big Show – after it was presented by Paris Fury and her daughter Valencia, eight

This Morning’s winning streak continued as Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard took home the award for Best Daytime show alongside Friday hosts Alison Hammond and Dermot O’Leary

The cast couldn’t stop beaming as they posed with the gong 

Fellow contestant Charlotte Church jumped on the microphone to praise Alan and Faithfuls Nick Mohammed and David Olusoga for a moment of ‘male tenderness and emotion

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The presenter made the shock revelation he was in remission from prostate cancer earlier this year

Olivia Attwood and Pete Wicks celebrated a couple milestone of presenting an award together as they were cheered onto the stage 

Pete gave the This Morning crew a huge hug after announcing their win 

Michael looked overjoyed after winning the first accolade of the night 

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Amanda joined Paloma Faith and Kate Garraway on stage for an iconic performance 

Emmerdale Jeff Hordley won in the Serial Drama Performance category

For the first time in the history of the National Television Awards, all women led the nominees for Best Drama Performance and it was Vicky McClure who came out on top

Alan looked over the moon after his successful night following his iconic traitors performance 

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Lee Mack once again took home the gong for his ITV hit The 1% Club as he attended the ceremony with his three children and paid tribute to his wife in his speech

Call The Midwife picked up best Returning Drama as the cast gathered on stage 

The Traitors gang looked glam as they celebrated the hit screening 

For the first time in the history of the National Television Awards, all women led the nominees for Best Drama Performance.

And it was Vicky McClure who came out on top, thanks to her role as volatile explosives officer Lana in Trigger Point.

I Fought the Law, led by Sheridan Smith, won this year’s New Drama gong after an impressive performance. 

This year’s Authored Documentary gong was awarded to the BBC’s special Our Girls: The Southport Families.

Completing the wins for the night was Call The Midwife, who picked up best Returning Drama, Emmerdale who won best Serial Drama and Jeff Hordley who won in the Serial Drama Performance category.  

Speaking during the winners’ press conference Conor Moloney who plays the priest in Mrs Brown Boys said: We’re just delighted, particularly for Brendan, who’s just had this operation, so he just FaceTimed us now, and it was just lovely too. So it’s great that we won, particularly for him tonight.

Fiona Gibney, who plays Sharon added: ‘He’s doing great, isn’t he? Yeah, no, he’s doing very well. He is doing very well. He’s very sad not to be here.

‘It’s one of his most favourite awards is the NTAs. I mean it’s a night out for all of us and it’s kind of, you know, it’s a bit, but listen, we will give it to him, the award and he’d be happy.’ 

The cast also confirmed a new series will be coming next year.  

The celebrities made sure to bring the glam for the biggest evening in British television as Olivia Attwood, Rochelle Humes and Cat Deeley dazzled in breathtaking gowns as they led the stars on the red carpet.

Television favourites gathered at London‘s O2 Arena for a star-studded ceremony, with comedian Joel Dommett back as host for the sixth time. 

Olivia, 35, looked like a real life Barbie doll as she slipped into a strapless pale pink gown and styled her long blonde locks wavy. 

Rochelle Humes, 37, oozed elegance in a backless off-white gown alongside her dashing JLS star husband Marvin Humes, 41.

This Morning’s Cat Deeley wowed in a red and purple floral dress and statement gold necklace as she put on an animated display with her co-host Ben Shephard.

Stacey Solomon slipped into a strapless PVC dress as she matched her husband Joe Swash, who opted for a black tuxedo. 

Just hours after flying in from the Isle Of Man, Paris Fury arrived on the red carpet in a gorgeous red gown. 

Meanwhile, TV star Ashley, 39, wowed in a black Karen Millen gown with a dramatic white shawl as she posed up a storm. 

Olivia Attwood, 35, dazzled in a breathtaking pink gown as she led the stars on the red carpet at the National Television Awards tonight

Former Saturdays star Rochelle Humes, 37, oozed elegance in a backless off-white gown as she turned heads on her arrival

This Morning host Cat Deeley wowed in a red and purple floral dress and statement gold necklace

Nominee Stacey Solomon exuded glamour in a thigh-high split black dress as she geared up for a hopeful night

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Sam Thompson and Pete Wicks looked dapper as they led the early arrivals to host the red carpet for the third year in the running. 

Geordie Shore star Charlotte Crosby, 36, slipped into a glitzy fishtail lilac dress for the occasion.

Rival reality star, TOWIE’s Amy Childs, 36, stunned in a thigh-high split green dress with an embellished corset.

Love Island stars Jasmine Muller, Kavan Murphy and Priya Jaswal also made their red carpet debut. 

Fresh off the Britain’s Got Talent stage, The Hawkstone Farmers Choir were beaming with pride.

Newly single Brooke Vincent showed her ex-fiancé Kean Bryan what he’s missing as she stunned in a semi-sheer dress following their split last month after ten years. 

Megan McKenna, who flew all the way from Germany to attend, stunned in a black PVC dress. 

This year’s NTAs has proven to be historic even before the first winners were announced, as it features the first ever all-female shortlist for Drama Performance.

Two of TV’s biggest franchises are going head-to-head in the Reality Competition category.

I’m A Celebrity… takes on its South African spin-off, while The Celebrity Traitors is up against its civilian version, with BBC hit Race Across The World also in the running.

All that remains now is for the actor taking over the iconic spy role from Daniel Craig to be unveiled – with recent rumours indicating that the decision has already been made, and an announcement is imminent.

During an appearance on Radio 4’s Today programme on Tuesday morning, the Bafta nominee insisted: “I cannot speak about this subject. Much as I would dearly love to.”

Host Anna Foster continued to put her guest on the spot, grilling him about “presumably” knowing who’s been cast in the part “when you’re writing it”.

“It does make life a little bit easier if you know who that person is, but also you have to write the character, not the actor,” he said, before drawing a line on that line of questioning.

Steven added that he felt like he was “doing my duty for King and country” by writing the next Bond script, noting: “The thing with Bond is it’s its own universe, and it’s its own franchise. So there are certain rules.

“I mean, obviously you have to move it along, but I love where it sits. I love that it’s British. I love that it’s not DC or Marvel … So I feel a responsibility to the text.”

Erling Haaland believes Manchester City have found a new weapon as they look to dethrone Premier League champions Arsenal.

Man City began their Champions League campaign with an impressive 2-0 win over Portuguese giants Porto.

After a goalless first half, prolific goalscorer Haaland gave Man City the lead with a 47th-minute header.

The Norwegian superstar put the game to bed with City’s second in injury time, taking his tally for the club to 36 Champions League goals in only 40 appearances.

Haaland’s form was not the only promising sign for Manchester City, with Enzo Fernandez impressing following his £125m move from Chelsea and £86m signing Ayyoub Bouaddi thriving on his first start for the club.

Man City’s midfield was weekended by Rodri’s £65m move to Barcelona but Etihad bosses appear to have signed well in Fernandez and Bouaddi.

Morocco international Bouaddi only joined City two weeks ago but has already impressed Haaland, who described him as a ‘gem’ and revealed he had told decision-makers at the club that he looked ‘amazing’ in training.

‘I think he played a very good game,’ Haaland said of 18-year-old Bouaddi, who was linked with several Premier League clubs before joining Man City.

‘Last couple of weeks in training, I told the chairman that he has been amazing, so I think we have a gem here.

‘But to be honest, I think he should of played me through in the second half when I was all alone. I was a bit angry, so I will tell him right now, he played a good game, except that pass!’

Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca also praised Bouaddi, describing his performance against Porto as ‘unbelievable’.

‘The good thing is that from Erling [Haaland], Ruben [Dias], Mateo [Kovacic] you expect how to manage this game but Ayyoub was never in panic,’ Maresca told Amazon Prime.

‘He was very good and I think the performance was unbelievable.’