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Viral: Even Tiger Is Scared Of Lewis Hamilton. Video Resurfaces

An old video of Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton scaring a tiger has resurfaced on social media. In the clip, the British driver could be seen approaching the tiger from back. Meanwhile, the tiger, totally unaware of what was happening behind, walks comfortably before he stops and stares at the people standing in front of him. This is when Hamilton touches the tiger on his back with the animal getting surprised. The act left everyone in splits as the tiger flipped on the floor, visibly scared.

Thinking of installing a heat pump in 2024? Check your radiators and insulation first

With winter in full swing, your eye-watering energy bills might have you looking at alternative forms of heating.

Is Britain Get Singing on ITV live and when it was recorded as Kate Garraway among stars

Britain Get Singing is back for another episode as it brings a bit of festive cheer to our TV screens. Like last year, the show will be hosted by Roman Kemp and will see a number of groups made up of stars from TV's biggest shows going head-to-head in a sing-off.

Warmest Christmas Eve in UK in more than 20 years as temperatures hit 15C

This Christmas Eve has been the warmest in the UK in more than 20 years with the temperatures reaching up to 15C in some places across the country. Heathrow hit 15.3C on Sunday, well above average for the time of year, making it the warmest December 24 since 1997.

Ratcliffe's investment signals fresh start in Man Utd's recovery plan

MANCHESTER, England : Jim Ratcliffe becoming a minority shareholder in Manchester United finally ended the drawn-out ownership saga and while the deal will not give supporters their desired clean break from the unpopular Glazer family, it signals a fresh start for the club.

INEOS's Ratcliffe agrees deal to buy 25 percent of Man United

Ratcliffe, the chairperson of petrochemicals giant INEOS, will also provide substantial funds for future investment in the club's Old Trafford stadium.

Manchester United Agree To Sell 25 Percent Of Club's Stakes To Jim Ratcliffe For GBP 1.25 Billion

INEOS chairman Jim Ratcliffe has agreed a deal to buy a 25 percent stake in Manchester United for about £1.25 billion ($1.6 billion) and will take control of the Premier League club's football operations, it was announced on Sunday. The British billionaire, 71, will also provide $300 million for future investment in the club's Old Trafford stadium. A club statement said: "Manchester United announces that it has entered into an agreement under which chairman of INEOS, Sir Jim Ratcliffe, will acquire 25 percent of Manchester United's Class B shares and up to 25 percent of Manchester United's Class A shares and provide an additional $300 million intended to enable future investment into Old Trafford.

Anthony Joshua dominates Otto Wallin in Riyadh as Deontay Wilder suffers shock defeat

British heavyweight Anthony Joshua rolled back the years as he overpowered Otto Wallin at Riyadh's Kingdom Arena.

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Viral: Even Tiger Is Scared Of Lewis Hamilton. Video Resurfaces

Thinking of installing a heat pump in 2024? Check your radiators and insulation first

Is Britain Get Singing on ITV live and when it was recorded as Kate Garraway among stars

Warmest Christmas Eve in UK in more than 20 years as temperatures hit 15C

Ratcliffe's investment signals fresh start in Man Utd's recovery plan

INEOS's Ratcliffe agrees deal to buy 25 percent of Man United

Manchester United Agree To Sell 25 Percent Of Club's Stakes To Jim Ratcliffe For GBP 1.25 Billion

Anthony Joshua dominates Otto Wallin in Riyadh as Deontay Wilder suffers shock defeat