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PAUL POGBA has opened up on his relationship relationship with Jose Mourinho.

The midfielder played under the Portuguese manager at Manchester United between 2016 and 2018.

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Paul Pogba has spoken about his relationship with Jose Mourinho[/caption]

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The pair worked together at Manchester United[/caption]

Speaking to the Daily Mail, Pogba has claimed that the pair would often fall out but would be quick to make up with each other.

He said: “Our relationship was like boyfriend and girlfriend, we were breaking up and making up all the time.

“It started great, he was one of the reasons I went back to Manchester because I spoke to him and he convinced me to come back.

“I don’t know why it turned into a nightmare and us fighting. Because I wasn’t fighting. I didn’t start the fight.

“We disagreed like managers and players do sometimes. But there’s a lot of respect from me to him.

“f I see him tomorrow it’s a big hug! But one day we will have to sit down together and discuss it.”

Mourinho was the manager who brought Pogba back to Manchester United in 2016.

While they were at the club, they clashed multiple times, including in 2018 when Mourinho was unhappy that Pogba was posting on social media during a match that he missed.

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Mourinho claimed that the World Cup win in 2018 saw Pogba change and return to Man United “different”.

The midfielder had left Old Trafford four years earlier on a free transfer to Juventus.

It was at the Italian side that he established himself as one of the best in Europe.

This prompted the Red Devils to splash £90million to bring him back to the club.

During his time at the club he won the Europa League and EFL Cup as well as making a total of 233 appearances.

Pogba, 31, left the club on a free transfer in 2022 at the expiration of his contract and rejoined Juventus.

His first season back in Italy was hampered by injuries before he was then banned for FOUR YEARS for doping.

However, his suspension reduced to 18-months by the Court of Arbitration for Sport earlier this month after an appeal.

He has insisted that he is not a cheater and that he took responsibility for taking the supplement but did not “triple check it”.

The former France international also revealed which club he would like to play for when he makes his return.

Pogba insisted that he would be keen to rejoin Juventus and even admitted that he would take a pay cut.

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They won the Europa League together in 2017[/caption]

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The midfielder wants to return to Juventus[/caption]

DARTS ace Luke Littler will be the guest player on the Bullseye reboot.

The World Championship runner-up will join new host Andrew “Freddie” Flintoff and throw for charity on the Christmas special of the revived quiz show.

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Darts ace Luke Littler will be the guest player on the Bullseye reboot[/caption]

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Littler will join new host Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff on the show[/caption]

Excitement surrounding Luke’s surge to the final as a 16-year-old is said to have inspired ITV bosses to consider reviving the show.

Professional darters were regular guests on the original series where they tried to score as many points as possible to bag money for charities chosen by the competing pairs of amateur player plus quizzer.

A TV insider said: “Luke wasn’t even born when Bullseye was on our screens with original host, Jim Bowen.

“But Luke knows this is a plum role to have landed.

“As he steps up to the Bullseye oche he knows he’s following in the footsteps of legends including Eric Bristow and Jocky Wilson who all threw darts on the programme in its 1980s heyday.

“It’s also a coup for the makers of the new Bullseye as Luke is now one of Britain’s best-known players.

“Producers moved swiftly to sign him shortly after the programme was recommissioned by ITV.

“It all adds to the huge sense of excitement for the programme to return.”

Luke, now 17 and from Runcorn, Cheshire, was beaten by Luke Humphries in the world final. Both players have since helped raise the sport’s profile with younger fans.

The Sun exclusively revealed this month that Bullseye was returning with Freddie fronting the show, made by 12 Yard Productions.

The ex-England cricketer and former Top Gear presenter, 46, said at the announcement: “Bullseye was one of my favourite shows as a kid. I can’t quite believe I’ll get to host this.”

A date has yet to be revealed for his festive edition.

It is hoped the show will prove so popular that it could be turned into a full series next year.

The original Bullseye, known for its often-naff prizes, aired on ITV for 15 series from 1981 to 1995.

Host Bowen made it cult viewing with a string of catchphrases although he claimed he never used the most frequently quoted — “Super, smashing, great!”.

From series five in 1985 onwards, the professional who recorded the highest score during the charity segment of the show would be presented with a Bronze Bully trophy — a statuette of the programme’s bull mascot.

Past winners included five-time world champ Bristow, triple world champ John Lowe and “Limestone Cowboy” Bob Anderson.

The pro stars also featured in the animated opening titles of the show travelling in a bus driven by Bully.

It is hoped that if Bullseye is picked up for a full series, Littler, Humphries and other pros will take turns in the fundraising slot.

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The original show aired on ITV for 15 series from 1981 to 1995[/caption]

ENGLAND’S new manager has a ruthless streak that has seen him fall foul of players and club bosses — but it might be just the job for the Three Lions.

Those who know him best admit Thomas Tuchel has not been out to win any popularity contests while fighting his way to the top.

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England’s new manager Thomas Tuchel has the ruthless streak the Three Lions need[/caption]

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Tuchel played for German club Augsburg before a series of injuries ended his career[/caption]

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Tuchel is said to put ‘tactics and results over all’[/caption]

Football writer Carsten Germann told The Sun: “He’s absolutely unhumorous.

“He’s not a coach for the people.

“He’s a football scientist, he puts tactics and results over all.

“But that winning mentality is what England could need.”

Tuchel, the 51-year-old former chief coach at Chelsea, Bayern Munich and Paris Saint Germain, was caught on video bawling out a young striker — and French superstar Kylian Mbappe said the only German word he learned from him was “scheisse” (s***).

Tuchel, who has followed rival Jurgen Klopp into posts at various club sides, has also been known to bristle if compared to the former Liverpool boss.

Experiences that have shaped him include one seven years ago, while manager of Borussia Dortmund, when he survived a bomb attack on the team bus, with shrapnel striking seats close to him.

And the father-of-two ended his 13-year marriage to an ex-journalist after allegedly beginning an affair with a Brazilian businesswoman 14 years younger than him.

But there are also accounts of him offering warm words of encouragement to stars in one-to-one chats — and paying for his cleaner’s son to receive life saving medical care.

Tuchel was born in the small town of Krumbach in Bavaria, and was coached by dad Rudolf with the local side.

At 15 he was spotted by top-flight German club Augsburg, and he played three times for the national Under-18s.

Yet teammate Heiner Schuh recalled: “He had few friends as he was exacting and demanding.”

Defender Tuchel turned professional at lower league Stuttgart Kickers.

He never drank with others players and is still almost teetotal, often opting for “warm water drinking”.

A series of knee injuries ended his playing career when he was at FC Ulm, aged just 24.

The cartilage damage was considered wear and tear by the insurers, so he did not get a payout.

He said: “I was insured for everything apart from this one lousy condition.”

Tuchel waited tables at the Radio Bar in Stuttgart in 1999.

It helped him become more gregarious and fund his business administration course at university.

A year later he was hired as a youth coach at top side Stuttgart, before moving on to Augsburg’s second team and then Mainz 05.

In a shock move he was promoted from under-19 coach to first team manager in 2009.

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But Tuchel’s thin skin could be a problem as England coach[/caption]

Tuchel admitted at the time that the Bundesliga club had been willing to take the risk because it had worked with Klopp in the past.

In the same year he married Sissi, a journalist at the highly respected national newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung.

She reportedly gave up her career to bring up their two daughters, Emma and Kim.

Sissi, who is very private, was seen by his side celebrating successes on the pitch as unfashionable Mainz twice qualified for the Europa League.

But an amateur cameraman caught Thomas screaming at a young striker Shawn Parker for almost a minute in the dressing room after one game — before telling him: “So go join the under 17s.”

Club executive Christian Heidel wanted his manager to engage with the fans and media more — like the popular Klopp did.

But he regretted starting a conversation saying, “with Kloppo we used to . . .”

In an unauthorised biography titled Rulebreaker, Heidel said: “That’s when Thomas started yelling at me, ‘How dare I?’

“The conversation was over.

“I thought to myself, ‘Whoops, I hit a nerve’.”

He’s very sensitive to criticism

Football writer Carsten Germann

England’s Liverpool players, like Trent Alexander-Arnold, may do well to remember that anecdote.

Indeed, Tuchel’s thin skin could be a problem as England coach — where flak comes with the job.

Carsten, who has interviewed Tuchel, said: “He’s very sensitive to criticism.”

However his undoubted talents led Dortmund to hire him as Klopp’s replacement in 2015.

Two years later he won Germany’s equivalent of the FA Cup and reached the quarter final of the Champions league.

In April that year a controversial 3-2 defeat against Monaco showed how hard it can be to know the truth about Tuchel’s character.

It came after he survived the team bus attack, which left him being viewed by some as a heroic defender of his squad, and by others as a callous villain.

Sports journalist Pit Gottschalk’s book Locker Room Whispers reported he responded to seeing tearful players by saying: “I’m supposed to beat Bayern with these wimps?”

The manager gave a totally different account. He had been angry that his side had been ordered to play the game against Monaco just 24 hours after the bombing.

He said: “We had the feeling we were being treated as if our bus had been hit by a can of beer.”

Bizarrely, it turned out that perpetrator Sergei Wenergold hid homemade devices filled with hydrogen peroxide and a dozen bolts close to the bus in order to make money on the stock exchange.

Shortly before the attack he “bet” that the club’s shares would drop.

In November 2018 Wenergold, 35, was jailed for 14 years.

The fallout from the incident caused a rift with Dortmund’s chief executive and Tuchel was dismissed.

He joined PSG, taking the French side to their first Champions League final.

He’s a football scientist, he puts tactics and results over all

Football writer Carsten Germann

However it was reported that he fell out with star player Mbappe as well as Brazilian sporting director Leonardo, and he lost his job.

Before leaving the French capital, Tuchel heard his cleaner’s son was going to hospital and paid for his care.

In January 2021 he arrived in London, replacing Frank Lampard as Chelsea manager.

Tuchel took them from ninth in the Premier League to fourth, qualifying for the Champions League, but lost in the FA Cup final to Leicester.

Off the field, there were problems with Tuchel’s marriage.

He started a relationship with Brazilian Natalie Guerriero Max, 37, and in 2022 he split from Sissi.

Natalie, who stills lives in London, could be one of the reasons he was keen to take the England job.

An insider said: “Thomas is obsessed with Natalie, but he is still close to his children and is a good father who sees them often.”

Tuchel lead Chelsea to Champions League glory in 2021, masterminding victory against Pep Guadiola’s Manchester City.

Yet he was dismissed by the club’s new American owners in September 2022.

An email included in Sissi’s divorce papers suggested that he had been fired for “’off-field reasons” with the players “losing respect for him.”

But the manager remained in demand.

Hired by Munich, he won the league title in his first season before a poor set of results the following year led to yet another departure.

Three Lions fans will be hoping Germany’s loss is England’s gain.

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SO, now we know.

The Prime Minister got a private ten-minute audience with the caterwauling American moppet Taylor Swift.

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It was at the last of her recent concerts at Wembley Stadium, for which Sir Keir Starmer received free tickets.

Slowly it is all beginning to emerge. It hadn’t been clear previously as to whether or not Starmer was snuck backstage. With his merch ready to be autographed, I s’pose.

We still don’t know if the PM tried to charm Taylor.

Perhaps by outlining his plans to set up an exciting state-owned facilitating body called British Energy which would invest in the harvesting of unicorn tears.

That would have grabbed her attention. She will have been all aquiver.

However, we do know that top Labour politicians and the PM’s then Chief of Staff Sue Gray lobbied the Metropolitan Police in order that taxpayers’ money should be spent on a “VVIP” escort for Swift when she arrived in London.

That kind of thing is usually reserved for members of the Royal Family and Third World dictators.

But having threatened to pull out of her tour if she wasn’t treated in the manner to which she felt accustomed, the Government went to work on her behalf.

And, hey presto, suddenly Sir Keir got his tickets. And indeed ten senior Labour MPs were handed freebies for the gig. Quite why they wanted to go is beyond my imagination. But there’s no accounting for taste, is there?

This is the dimmest Cabinet on record so I suppose it is to be expected.

Whatever way you look at it, though, this is corruption.

OK, it’s not the kind of Russki oligarch-level corruption. It’s low-level corruption, but corruption all the same.

Starmer knows it was wrong because he has paid back the cost of the ­tickets.

Surreptitious trousering

Along with another few thousand quids’ worth of freebies he got, such as tickets to football matches.

He has always insisted that there have been no quid pro quos.

But then we learned that Labour donor Lord Alli had bunged Starmer loads of freebies — such as clothes, spectacles and the loan of a very expensive apartment.

And we also learned that Lord Alli had been given a role which allowed him the free run of No10 Downing Street.

Just a coincidence, then, huh? Do you really expect anybody to believe that? Now we learned what ­Labour is up to with the civil service.

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Labour donor Lord Alli had bunged Starmer loads of freebies — such as clothes, spectacles and the loan of a very expensive apartment[/caption]

Since Starmer took office he has appointed 200 cronies to influential positions within the civil service.

That’s two per day for every day he has been in office.

These people were all appointed without the usual civil service interview procedures. Just a case of — yeah, you vote the right way.

Come and help us destroy the British economy on a humongous wage. You just look at the evidence. A row over cronyism in his first weeks in office and then these ludicrous appointments at your expense.

In other words, bunging important jobs to mates.

And then the surreptitious trousering of freebies and dosh.

If you remember, this was one of the big reasons for getting rid of the Tories.

They were seen to be in it for themselves, bunging contracts to mates and partying at our expense.

But Labour has easily outdone them inside just three months.
Someone tell me. What the hell were we all thinking on July 4?

Keep going Kemi . . . don’t let the b’stards get you down

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Stick at it, Kemi – they know you’re on the home straight[/caption]

THE knives are out for Kemi Badenoch. Her Conservative colleagues are lining up to cause as much harm to her leadership bid as possible.

That’s because they know that when it comes to a vote by the party activists, Badenoch would win by a mile. And so she should. She would hammer Sir Keir Starmer at the despatch box.

And her views would resonate with an enormous number of voters who deserted the party in July.

Stick at it, Kemi – they know you’re on the home straight.

TALENT IRONIC AT BEEB

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Tim Davie has stopped calling top staff ‘talent’ due to claims about stars abusing positions of power[/caption]

THE Director-General of the BBC, Tim Davie, has decided to ban referring to TV presenters as “the talent”.

Because it implies that everybody else working on the programmes therefore isn’t the talent.

I get where he’s coming from, sure. But from my days at the BBC I can assure you the word “talent” was only ever used in a satirical manner.

As in: “Aha! Look out, here comes the talent! The great blockheaded smirking oaf.”

Believe me, nobody who worked with some of the presenters we worked with could use the word talent and keep a straight face.

It was used, interchangeably, with “a***hole” and meant the same thing.

THE NATIONAL Lottery results are in and it’s time to find out who has won a life-changing amount of money tonight (October 16, 2024).

Could tonight’s jackpot of £2million see you handing in your notice, jetting off to the Bahamas or driving a new Porsche off a garage forecourt?

You can find out by checking your ticket against tonight’s numbers below. Good luck!

Tonight’s National Lottery Lotto winning numbers are: 09, 11, 29, 41, 42, 48 and the Bonus Ball is 43.

Tonight’s National Lottery Thunderball winning numbers are: 09, 17, 24, 28, 37 and the Thunderball is 05.

The first National Lottery draw was held on November 19 1994 when seven winners shared a jackpot of £5,874,778.

The largest amount ever to be won by a single ticket holder was £42million, won in 1996.

Gareth Bull, a 49-year-old builder, won £41million in November, 2020 and ended up knocking down his bungalow to make way for a luxury manor house with a pool.

Sue Davies, 64, bought a lottery ticket to celebrate ending five months of shielding during the pandemic — and won £500,000.

Sandra Devine, 36, accidentally won £300k – she intended to buy her usual £100 National Lottery Scratchcard, but came home with a much bigger prize.

The biggest jackpot ever to be up for grabs was £66million in January last year, which was won by two lucky ticket holders.

Another winner, Karl managed to bag £11million aged just 23 in 1996.

The odds of winning the lottery are estimated to be about one in 14million – BUT you’ve got to be in it to win it.

WE know oily fish is good for you but what about the ‘sardine fast’ that’s gone viral?

Mum-of-one Emma Marns, 33, an academic and operations administrator from Hockley, Essex, decided to find out if it could help her shift stubborn pounds . . . 

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Emma Marns decided to find out if the ‘sardine fast’ could help her shift some stubborn pounds[/caption]

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Emma said: ‘My fishy fast came about after I hit 14st 7lb over the summer and decided I simply had to lose weight’[/caption]

CRAZY as it sounds, I’m about to embark on a “sardine fast”, where I’ll live off the canned, oily fish – and nothing else – for three whole days.

At just 50p a tin, they’re as cheap as chips — but sadly, I won’t be eating chips with them.

My fishy fast came about after I hit 14st 7lb over the summer and decided I simply had to lose weight.

I had tried fad diets in the past, but none worked.

After snacking my way through lockdown, I reached almost 13st, so I embarked on the 1:1 Diet — a restrictive, consultant-led regime of low-calorie shakes, soups and bars.

By the following year, my weight dropped to just over 10st and I went on to have a healthy pregnancy with my daughter Melody, now two.

But after eight months of poor eating during maternity leave, I ended up heavier than ever and weighed more than 14st.

At 5ft 6in, worryingly, my BMI hit 32.9, classing me as obese.

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I spent this summer unhappy with my size, hiding under loose harem pants and cavernous ­cardigans.

Something had to change.

That’s when I spotted Dr Annette Bosworth’s Sardine Fast on YouTube.

It’s had almost 700,000 views, while the hashtag #sardinediet is fast approaching 40,000 searches on TikTok.

As the name suggests, the diet involves eating nothing but tinned sardines (in water or oil) for 72 hours.

There’s no limit on how many you can eat and a 120g tin contains around 220 calories.

And you’re only allowed to drink water, black coffee or tea.

Dr Bosworth promotes healthy ketogenic living — ditching carbs to force the body to burn fat for energy.

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Emma added: ‘I had tried fad diets in the past, but none worked’[/caption]

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Sardines are nutritious and high in iron, vitamin D, protein and calcium. They are also completely lacking in sugar.

The fast claims you can lose up to half a stone in just three days.

I’d never eaten a sardine in my life and the thought of filling my belly with tinned fish didn’t fill me with joy. But I was intrigued.

Plus, I want to be a good role model for my daughter.

As a child of the ’90s, I was bombarded by images of super-skinny catwalk models, while size zero stars like Kate Moss and Victoria Beckham dominated magazine covers.

Despite being chunky in primary school, by the age of 14 I’d lost so much weight from barely eating I was dubbed “Annie Anorexic”.

Now I’m a mum, I want to make healthy choices instead of constantly belittling myself in front of Melody.

Yes, the Sardine Fast is a quick fix, but shedding a few pounds could help keep me motivated on a longer journey to healthier living.

So, three full days of unlimited sardines? Challenge accepted.

DAY ONE

STEPPING onto the bathroom scales, I peek sheepishly through my fingers and note my starting weight, 14st 8.5lb.

Shunning my usual steaming bowl of porridge with blueberries, I gingerly pull back the lid on a small 120g tin of Asda’s own-brand sardines in sunflower oil, costing 50p.

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As the name suggests, the diet involves eating nothing but tinned sardines (in water or oil) for 72 hours[/caption]

It looks like cat food, smells like cat food but, surprisingly, tastes like tuna.

I chase it down with a mug of black coffee, stunned to discover that after just one tin, my appetite is satisfied.

By 1pm I’ve gobbled down three tins of sardines and reached my limit.

As the afternoon wears on, I’m craving a sweet treat — anything to relieve the foul odour creeping up from my stomach in burp form.

By 7pm my hunger pangs convince me to tackle another tin, but I only manage half a portion before the taste and smell makes me gag.

With two long days to go, I wonder what on earth I’ve done.

TOTAL TINS: 3.5

DAY TWO

I WAKE up after an incredible night’s sleep, full of the joys of spring (well, autumn).

The last time I felt this alert was before my daughter was born.

I expected to wake up ravenous, but I’m not the least bit hungry.

I optimistically chuck three tins of sardines into my bag to eat at the office, along with some paprika and black pepper — my favourite seasonings — to spice things up.

To my amazement, I actually enjoy my paprika-doused breakfast.

I don’t feel any tummy rumbles until lunchtime, when I cheerily spoon two tins into my mouth with a hearty sprinkling of black pepper.

But by dinner time I can’t face any more sardines.

I’m desperate to crawl into bed, my body lacking the sugar hit from the bourbon biscuits I usually munch in front of the TV.

TOTAL TINS: 3

DAY THREE

IT’S the final day — thank goodness.

After a night of broken sleep, I wake up hungry.

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Another stomach-churning tin of sardines awaits.

I’m disappointed to wake up so unhappy after yesterday’s surge of joy, but I’ve learned a big lesson – I often overeat and don’t need half of what I put into my body every day.

I manage to do the nursery run, complete a day’s work in the office, come home and do my share of the chores — all on three tins of fish and a couple of litres of water.

I’m also sure my hair and skin look better and that my eyes are brighter.

Is this really the sardines working their magic in just three days?

While I couldn’t face a final tin for dinner, I feel proud of myself for seeing it through.

TOTAL TINS: 3

THE RESULT

I STEP gingerly onto the scales and — hallelujah! — I’ve lost 4.25lb.

I’m absolutely thrilled with the result, but after three days of only tinned sardines passing my lips, I wish I’d lost more.

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The mum’s fishy fast came about after she hit 14st 7lb over the summer[/caption]

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The diet helped Emma lose 4 pounds[/caption]

Sharing the news with my husband Bradley, 31, a scrap handler for Environ UK, he’s delighted for me.

He loves my body regardless of what I weigh, but he admires my strength.

Mostly, he’s just glad the smell of sardines has left the house.

The Sardine Fast is hard-going, but I’d recommend it to anyone who wants to curb their snacking habits and lose weight quickly.

If you won’t eat a tin of sardines, you’re not really hungry.

Lesson learned.

TINS CONSUMED: 9.5 (a mix of Asda own brand and John West in olive/sunflower oil)

COST: £9.25

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SHOCKING footage appears to show the moment a woman is swung around by her hair and a passenger was hurled to the floor during a chaotic brawl on a train.

One video captured by a horrified bystander appears to show a melee on the Transport for Wales service from Cardiff Central to Merthyr Tydfil at 9.20pm on October 12.

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A passenger captured what appears to be a shocking brawl between multiple passengers[/caption]

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One individual appeared to be throwing punches while two women grabbed hair in the scuffle[/caption]

Officers from the British Transport Police attended the train at Pontypridd following reports of a disturbance on board.

The footage, taken by a passenger in a busy carriage, appears to show a number of passengers in a heated exchange.

Multiple commuters push and shove each other while some made attempts to diffuse the situation. 

Unfortunately the chaos escalates and two women appear to grab a fistful of each other’s hair.

One passenger is seen being swung around by her curls during the video as shocked bystanders watched on.

Eventually, both women appear to release their grip as other passengers intervened.

But shortly after, another passenger can be seen falling to the ground into the toilet cubicle before the doors close as the carnage reignited.

Another man attempts to throw some punches into the air, although they do not appear to make contact with anyone.

The scene appears to momentarily calm before a disturbance continues between a smaller group of people.

It is unclear what started the dispute.

A spokesperson for Transport for Wales said: “Officers from the British Transport Police met the 9.22pm [Cardiff Central] to Merthyr Tydfil service at Pontypridd on Saturday 12 October following reports of a disturbance on board.”

They continued: “The safety and well-being of our passengers is our priority and we will not tolerate any behaviour that compromises the safety of our customers.

“Passengers who experience any issues on the railway can speak to a conductor or, for more serious matters, text the British Transport Police on 61016 or call 0800 40 50 40.

“In an emergency, always call 999.”

The Sun have contacted the British Transport Police for comment.

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GARDAI are tonight probing if a missing boy was murdered as far back as 2022 — the last time he was seen before he vanished.

Cops think eight-year-old Kyran Durnin was last spotted in public two years ago.

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Investigators in Drogheda, Co Louth today declared a murder inquiry with the missing boy presumed dead.

It follows a six-week-plus probe after Kyran and his mum Dayla Durnin were reported missing from their home in the north-east town by a concerned woman known to them.

Officers were told that both had been seen two days prior to the report being made.

Mum Dayla has been located alive in the UK, but there has been no sign of her son Kyran.

A missing persons appeal for Ms Durnin was stood down today.

Following the missing persons investigation, new information came to light that indicates the last confirmed sighting of Kyran was in 2022.

After extensive inquiries, Gardai have not been able to corroborate any evidence on his whereabouts since or any proof that he is alive.

Although they have yet to find a body, they fear that he has been murdered.

A senior source said: “There has been a huge amount of investigation done so far.

“There is no substantive proof of life in regards to the boy and with the large amount of information gathered by Gardai in Drogheda, it has led to the belief that he was murdered.

‘INCREDIBLY COMPLEX INVESTIGATION’

“It is an incredibly complex investigation but every effort is being made to find out where the boy is and what happened.”

The Irish Sun also learned that officers here are working with Interpol and UK authorities on the investigation.

Detectives are now trying to establish if the child had stayed at different locations between the time he was last seen alive and the time he was reported missing.

Despite the ongoing murder probe, Gardai have not definitively ruled out the possibility that Kyran could have died accidentally.

CASE ‘VERY SENSITIVE’

The investigation team is working closely with Tusla, the child and family agency, who are fully co-operating.

Another source explained: “This case is very sensitive. Gardai are liaising with a number of agencies and supporting the boy’s family at this very difficult and traumatic time for them.”

Kyran’s grandmother Rhonda Byrne Tyson, who is Dayla’s mum, gave an interview last month to say she last saw her own daughter Dayla on the night of Wednesday, August 28 when she went to bed at 11pm.

She told Drogheda Life: “Dayla left a note on the table saying that she needed to get away for a few days.”

‘PLEASE GET IN TOUCH’

Rhonda explained she had been calling Dayla’s mobile every day but the calls go straight to voicemail.

She added: “I just want to tell Dayla to please get in touch and tell us that she and Kyran are alright. The children and I are worried sick and miss her very much.”

Locals in Drogheda were stunned at the news today.

One local from Dayla’s neighbourhood explained: “Everyone was aware of the missing person appeal. But I just heard on the radio it is a murder investigation now, which is just mad altogether. A young boy, shocking.”

Kyran is described as being 3ft 3in in height, with medium build, brown eyes and brown hair.

In an appeal today, a garda spokeswoman urged: “Gardai are appealing to anyone who has any information in connection with the disappearance of Kyran to contact the Garda station in Drogheda on 041 987 4200.”

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