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CHELTENHAM FESTIVAL is finally here with a phenomenal week of racing kicking off at Prestbury Park!
The big festival starts today on Tuesday, March 11 and runs until Gold Cup day on Friday, March 14.
It all gets underway with the Michael O’Sullivan Supreme Novices’ Hurdle before the marquee Champion Hurdle this afternoon.
Sun Racing’s renowned tipster Templegate is on hand here all week, and will be bringing you all of the tips for EVERY race.
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M&S shoppers are rushing to buy a popular Oodie dupe scanning for £4 instead of £20.
The posh retailer has slashed the price of a Teddy Fleece hooded blanket that’s ideal for keeping you toasty on colder nights.
One shopper posted the find, which they found in their local store in Colchester, Essex, on the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group.
Fellow bargain hunters have been quick to comment on the post saying how it’s perfect for vulnerable or elderly people.
One said: “I’ve bought my 83-year-old dad three of these.
“He used to wrap himself in a blanket but now loves toddling round the house cozy in his hoodies.”
Another commented: “They are brilliant I have mobility issues and have one myself. They are so lovely and warm and soft too.”
Meanwhile, a third added: “A good idea for older people.”
If you don’t live near Colchester and fancy one of the £4 hooded blankets, it’s worth calling your local branch to see if they have any in stock at that price.
Remember you can find your nearest M&S branch by using the store locator tool on its website.
We had a look online but M&S doesn’t appear to have this brand on its website.
It has slashed prices on a host of kids oversized warm hoodies though, with prices starting from just £5.50.
Of course, as is the case with any product, always shop around to ensure you’re getting the best price for it.
The Trolley website is useful for comparing prices on supermarket products.
Meanwhile, you can use price comparison websites like Price Spy and PriceRunner which scans prices across a wider pool of retailers.
You can always use the Shopping/Product tab on Google to quickly scan the internet as well.
We used this tab to see if any other retailers are selling an oversized adult hooded blanket for less than £4, but couldn’t find any.
Dunelm has one on its website for £11.20 while Online Home Shop is also selling one for £8 down from £15.
SUN Savers Editor Lana Clements explains how to find a cut-price item and bag a bargain…
Sign up to loyalty schemes of the brands that you regularly shop with.
Big names regularly offer discounts or special lower prices for members, among other perks.
Sales are when you can pick up a real steal.
Retailers usually have periodic promotions that tie into payday at the end of the month or Bank Holiday weekends, so keep a lookout and shop when these deals are on.
Sign up to mailing lists and you’ll also be first to know of special offers. It can be worth following retailers on social media too.
When buying online, always do a search for money off codes or vouchers that you can use vouchercodes.co.uk and myvouchercodes.co.uk are just two sites that round up promotions by retailer.
Scanner apps are useful to have on your phone. Trolley.co.uk app has a scanner that you can use to compare prices on branded items when out shopping.
Bargain hunters can also use B&M’s scanner in the app to find discounts in-store before staff have marked them out.
And always check if you can get cashback before paying which in effect means you’ll get some of your money back or a discount on the item.
Start by warming yourself up rather than the room itself.
We tested a heated gillet and worked out it could save you hundreds of pounds on your energy bills.
Electric blankets can be fitted to your bed to keep you warm overnight too, costing just pennies to run per hour.
Heated throws are ideal if you’re looking to keep warm on the sofa while watching your favourite TV show too.
You don’t have to buy gadgets that need powering up either.
A classic water bottle is one of the oldest tricks in the book for keeping warm without blasting on the central heating.
Dunelm has cut prices on some in its latest clearance sale, with prices starting from just £1.25.
Or, you can use draught excluders to keep any heat from your home locked in for longer.
Do you have a money problem that needs sorting? Get in touch by emailing [email protected].
Plus, you can join our Sun Money Chats and Tips Facebook group to share your tips and stories
EMMERDALE bombshell as John Sugden stuns Aaron Dingle with a shock proposal – but is Chas in danger?
Next week in Emmerdale, John drops a massive question on Aaron, but as tensions rise in the village, could Chas be the one to pay the price?
John is desperate to win over Chas, but his plans take a wild turn when he throws a surprise engagement bash for her and Liam at The Woolpack.
Keen to impress, Aaron makes sure John gets the credit – but the night takes an awkward twist when Ella accidentally gatecrashes.
Things heat up when John drops to one knee and pops the question to Aaron, who says yes!
But their moment of joy is quickly ruined when Mandy overhears and announces their engagement to the entire pub.
Chas is far from thrilled, and as she secretly shares her doubts with Aaron, she has no idea John is eavesdropping.
Tensions mount as John grows paranoid over Chas’ disapproval – and with Ella badmouthing Chas behind closed doors, things soon reach boiling point.
A spilled drink sparks a furious bust-up between Chas and Ella, leaving the whole village gossiping.
But the drama doesn’t stop there.
As John worries about his standing with Chas, she suddenly collapses in the pub, hitting her head.
Will John be the one to save her – and finally get on her good side?
Meanwhile, some fans of the ITV soap think John could be Nate’s killer – meaning Aaron could be in danger marrying a murderer!
Viewers know that it was Nate’s body that was found in the lake after the deadly limo crash.
While there are other suspects, there is a lot of evidence that points to John.
John was the last person to see Nate alive and he told everyone Nate had left the village, but Nate was never seen again.
EastEnders – Who shot Phil Mitchell?
The “Who Shot Phil?” storyline was a whodunit mystery that captured the attention of viewers and the media. The episode revealing the culprit was watched by 23 million viewers. Lisa Shaw, Phil Mitchell’s former girlfriend and the mother of his child Louise, was revealed as the killer as Phil slept with Lisa’s best friend. Phil forgave Lisa, and they agreed to keep the truth a secret.
Coronation Street – Who killed Tina McIntyre ?
The popular actress Michelle Keegan played Tina McIntyre for several years on the Cobbles, but she ended up being killed by Rob Donovan in a tragic turn of events back in 2014 when he chased her onto the balcony of the Builder’s Yard. When she tried to leave, he pushed her and she fell off the roof, with Rob convinced he killed her. With Tina still alive, he attacked her with an iron bar but she survived that attack and was rushed to hospital as doctors tried to save her.
Emmerdale – Who pushed Emma Barton?
Emma was then pushed off a viaduct by Moira after she talked ill of her dead daughter Holly, who died of an overdose in October 2017. Although Moira was responsible for Emma’s death, her son, Adam Barton, took the fall for the murder since he was already a prime suspect and he didn’t want Isaac to grow up motherless.
Hollyoaks – Glove Hand Killer
The Gloved Hand Killer was a mystery serial killer, who claimed the lives of 7 characters between January and October 2015, all by injecting them with potassium chloride. The Gloved Hand Killer’s targets were all people who had done wrong in some shape or form. There were 6 suspects for who the Gloved Hand Killer was, and the killer’s identity was revealed in October 2015. It was revealed to be doctor Lindsey Butterfield who had been killing people at the hospital.
John was seen in his camper van in the days after Nate’s disappearance, and he also helped cover up the death of Anthony Fox.
Other suspects in Nate’s murder are Caleb Milligan, Manpreet Sharma and Nate’s biological father, Cain Dingle.
But who is the true killer?
Emmerdale airs weeknights at 7:30pm on ITV1 or stream from 7am on ITVX.
THE horror truth about Harry Mitchell’s missing girlfriend looks set to finally be uncovered in EastEnders.
The young Mitchell lad will be left dreading the fourth anniversary of his partner Shireen’s disappearance in scenes set to be broadcast on the BBC soap.
Viewers will see tensions rise at the Mitchell house as they prepare to deal with the impending anniversary.
Whilst at the Arches, Harry will receive an unexpected visit from Shireen’s brother Asad.
During a tense conversation, Asad tells Harry that he no longer thinks he had a part to play in Shireen going missing.
Nicola decides to hold a vigil for Shireen at Harry’s Barn but proceedings are once again interrupted when Asad makes another unannounced appeareance.
During a shock outburst, Asad accused Teddy of murdering Shireen.
Harry soon steps in to protect his dad but when they are back home, he is quick to beg his dad for the truth.
As secrets begin to be exposed, Nicola heads to Walford East where she meets Ravi as he has a huge drugs supply for her to shift.
But as Nicola phones the supplier, she is overheard by Teddy and is forced to reveal all about her drug dealing.
When Harry picks a vicious fight with Felix at The Albert, Nicola and Teddy are forced to forget about her drug secret in order to drag him home.
But as Nicola becomes increasingly concerned about Teddy’s impending business deal with Junior Knight, just what exactly has rattled her cage?
Nicola attempts to get him to ditch the deal but Teddy decides to plough on regardless and tells Junior to keep it a secret.
Could the turmoil for Nicola, Teddy and Harry be about to get even worse?
And with the truth about Shireen bubbling at the surface, what will this mean for the Mitchell clan?
Soap has - or will lose some iconic characters this year - here we've rounded up the latest departures...
EASTENDERS
Navin Chowdhry
CORONATION STREET
Calum Lill
Bill Fellows
Launa Santos
Helen Worth
Lucy Fallon
HOLLYOAKS
Matthew James Bailey
Gregory Finnegan
Stephanie Warring
Annie Wallace
NEIGHBOURS
Ryan Maloney
Lucinda Cowden
UPCOMING Coronation Street scenes see an icon return to find her family destroyed and daughter homeless.
Evelyn Plummer – played by Dame Maureen Lipman – has been away from the cobbles having decided to study law at university.
Returning to Weatherfield, scenes yet to air reveal how fractured Evelyn’s family has become.
Cassie was recently discovered to have been drugging and stealing from Ken Barlow (William Roache).
And as Evelyn opens her birthday presents, she shares her concern with Fiz and Tyrone.
The fan favourite says needs to help her drug-addicted daughter – rather than push her away.
Tracy later reveals how Cassie had spent the night in the ginnel – adding to Evelyn’s worry.
Cassie is desperate for a fix and therefore decides to call up a dealer.
They arrange a meet-up in the precinct, but are thwarted by Roy Cropper – who threatens to call the police.
Ultimately, Evelyn offers to give up her studies in order to take care of Cassie.
The Sun previously told how Maureen, 78, would be stepping back as a full-time cast member on Coronation Street.
The actress is taking a step back from her role as Evelyn to “enjoy life”, she exclusively told us.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Maureen said: “I’ll be absent for a while, and then coming back.
“I’m not going to die but then I’ll be in and out of it because I want to have a bit of a life.
“David and I are thinking of having a bit of a gap year.”
And she’s got her eye on new roles, adding: “I’m waiting to see what’s out there once I’m out there.
“There’s got to be something that Lesley Manville and Brenda Blethyn and Harriet Walters don’t play that I could do.”
Over the years the likes of EastEnders, Emmerdale and Coronation Street have all tried to try outdo each other with their outlandish plots in a bid to keep us tuning in each week. But here are some of the darkest that had fans in shock…
She arrived on the cobbles in 2018, being introduced as Tyrone’s long-lost biological grandmother.
Evelyn initially told Tyrone how Cassie – his birth mother – had died of a heroin overdose.
This was revealed to be a lie – with Cassie herself arriving in Weatherfield two years ago.
Coronation Street airs on ITV1 and ITVX.
MANCHESTER UNITED co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has issued his verdict on head coach Ruben Amorim amid the club’s poor run of form.
The Red Devils currently sit 14th in the Premier League table with just 34 points from 28 games.
Since Amorim arrived four months ago they have managed just 11 wins in 26 outings.
However, United chief Ratcliffe insists he is still the right man for the job – despite the rocky start.
The British billionaire told the Times: “I think he’s done a great job in the circumstances, frankly, with the squad that he’s had available. The fact he came in mid-season.
“Everybody expects miracles overnight. It’s not the way, not real life in my view. I mean, you saw the performance yesterday [Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Arsenal].
“It was, I thought, a really impressive performance. They could not have worked harder. They couldn’t have been more committed.
“And if you looked at the names on the bench, there weren’t many you recognised, were there? Half the squad’s missing for Ruben.
“If you look at the top eight players in terms of salaries in Manchester United, 50 per cent of those are not available to Ruben.
“You’ve got Mason Mount, you’ve got Luke Shaw, Marcus Rashford has gone, and Jadon Sancho. And he’s got a bunch of other injuries as you know, so I think he’s done a fantastic job.
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“I think coaches are emotional and Ruben’s no exception to that. And he’s a young coach. And he’s not perfect. You know, he’s not a guy who… he’s got to be good on the stage, but we want him to be good on the grass. And part of that is life on the stage, isn’t it?
“You know, you’re a young guy, you’ve come into the Premier League for the first time in your life, you’ve come in mid-season, it’s not your natural language.
“You have to give the guy a bit of a break. I mean, give me a hard time, I have no problem with that. But give Ruben a break. I think he’s a good guy, he’s working hard and I think he’s doing a great job.”
Asked if he thinks Amorim is the man to lead Man Utd back to glory, Ratcliffe concluded: “Yeah I do, honestly.
“I really, really like Ruben. He’s a very thoughtful guy. Every time I go to the training ground, I speak to Ruben.
“I sit down and have a cup of coffee with him and tell him where it’s going wrong, and he tells me to f*** off. I like him.”
Ratcliffe also took part in a chat with the BBC where he admitted that some United players are “overpaid” and he defended his controversial cost-cutting tactics.
IT was a performance that would have pleased Ruben Amorim but a 1-1 draw with Arsenal does little to paper over the cracks at Manchester United.
On a day when the Old Trafford crowd protested the owners, the players stood up to show their remains life in a club that fans say is experiencing a “slow death”.
There was a lack of clear-cut chances in the opening 45 minutes as both sides goalscoring troubles continued.
A moment of magic was needed and Fernandes stepped up as he so often does.
Arsenal‘s wall was full of man mountains, but Fernandes found the power, dip and accuracy to beat David Raya with his free-kick – even if the wall was marched 11.2 yards back instead of the regulated ten.
Mikel Arteta’s side came out swinging in the second-half with their makeshift No9 up top, and it took a brilliant effort from Declan Rice to level the scores.
United were able to frustrate them and remain a threat on the counter but eventually had to settle for a point in a much-improved performance.
Here is how SunSport’s Martin Blackburn rated the United performances.
UKRAINE has fiercely hit back at despot Vladimir Putin by launching one of their biggest drone attacks of the war so far.
Russian air defences were left scrambling to shoot down Ukraine’s 337 drones across 10 regions, according to Moscow.
The swarm of strikes on Putin’s capital came as President Volodymyr Zelensky’s negotiators are due to start talks with Donald Trump’s team in Saudi Arabia today.
At least one person has been killed and three others injured in the “massive” attack, Russian officials claim.
Drones were shot down over Kursk, Belgorod, Bryansk and Voronezh on the border with Ukraine.
Other areas deeper inside Russia were also hit including Kaluga, Lipetsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Oryol and Ryazan.
Kremlin loyalist and Moscow mayor Sergei Sobyanin said: “The most massive attack of enemy UAVs on Moscow has been repelled.
“Hundreds of combat drones have been shot down at various points.”
Russian officials described it as a “mass attack” and said it was the first major strike on the capital since November.
One drone blast exploded in Kurchatov, a town close to the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant.
Kursk was one of the main targets for the drones outside of Moscow after intense battlefield fighting in recent days.
Around 10,000 Ukrainian soldiers are facing complete encirclement having been left trapped and fighting blind in the region.
Kyiv has frantically fought to maintain its position in occupied Kursk to serve as leverage for potential peace talks.
Embattled troops are now facing an assault from a new wave of more advanced Russian drones and kamikaze assaults by North Korean storm brigades.
Ukraine is facing an advantage that Russia has long endured over its enemy – sheer manpower and endless waves for the meat grinder.
Some sources have blamed the advances over the last few days on the suspension of US intelligence by Donald Trump.
Trump’s team argue they are trying to stop the war – insisting they trying to “take a step back” as they play peacemaker.
Elsewhere, four main airports in the capital were also disrupted overnight due to the drone strikes.
Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, Vnukova and Zhukovsky all faced dozens of arrival diversions and delayed takeoffs due to the raging fires and smoke flying overhead.
