Fornaroli rewarded for goal blitz with Australia call-up for Asian Cup
MELBOURNE : Melbourne Victory's veteran striker Bruno Fornaroli has been selected in Australia's Asian Cup squad after a stunning start in the A-League.
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Kym Marsh pulls out of BBC Morning Live last-minute over 'possibly stress-related' illness
Kym Marsh was forced to pull out of presenting Thursday's episode of Morning Live because of a “possibly stress-related” illness, according to her co-hosts.
Kym Marsh supported by co-star as she returns to BBC's Morning Live with heartbreaking update
Kym Marsh has been supported by viewers and her co-stars after returning to Morning Live with a heartbreaking update. The actress made her presenting comeback on the BBC One show with Gethin Jones on Thursday (November 2).
Man City goalkeeper James Trafford sets new target after lifting trophy at Bolton Wanderers
James Trafford has set his sights on becoming England's No.1 after getting his first taste of Wembley success on Sunday.
Bolton win EFL Trophy final after smashing four past Plymouth
Back when their club was on the precipice of oblivion just four years ago, Bolton’s supporters would never have envisaged so soon being in the luxurious position of bathing in Wembley sunshine, sardonically cheering every pass while their side romped to victory in a cup final.
Red Nose Day 2023 live updates as jam-packed telethon raises money for Comic Relief
One of the biggest fundraising events in television is back with a bang! Comic Relief is currently on BBC One (Friday, March 17) - and viewers are in for a treat with a three-hour show filled to the brim with side-splitting entertainment and hilarious celebrity appearances, sketches and challenges. Of course, the programme will also show heart-breaking real-life clips of some of the vulnerable people in the UK and abroad who will benefit from the money raised - and show us exactly how our donations can help them.
When is Comic Relief Red Nose Day 2023?
Comic Relief returns to screens in 2023, as some of the biggest names in TV and comedy come together to raise money for some vital causes, all while making the nation laugh. The annual fundraiser has been running for more than 35 years, after the charity was founded in 1985 by writer-director Richard Curtis and comedian Lenny Henry in response to the Ethiopian famine.
