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THIS is the shocking moment a brawl erupted between non-league players and their own fans.

In a video that has gone viral on social media, Minehead AFC stars trudge off the pitch after losing 2-1 at home to Stockwood Green in the Somerset County Football League.

The hosts had just conceded a late goal and were carrying equipment back to the dressing rooms when they are confronted by a group of their own fans.

Words appear to be exchanged before a fight suddenly kicks-off.

After initial pushes, punches are then thrown and one player is eventually grappled by five supporters as another heads inside holding corner flags.

They continue to leather him with blows as more fans swarm the scene.

The player eventually wriggles away and heads into the changing rooms.

Those involved in the scrap are held back by others and the door rapidly closes to stop the angry mob getting inside.

A man then shouts through the glass to the players: “You stay away. You stay away.”

Minehead‘s goalkeeper then appears and seemingly tries to calm the situation before the video ends.

The non-league club released a statement on social media that reads: “We are fully aware and disappointed by the incident that happened at the club yesterday afternoon.

“This is currently being investigated and the relevant authorities are involved.

“As this is an active investigation, no further comments will be made from us during this time.”

Avon and Somerset Police are also aware of the fight but have refused to comment further.

SUMMER is getting closer by the day, and fashion-conscious shoppers are starting to give their wardrobes a much-needed refresh.

Now, eagle-eyed M&S fans have set their sights on the retailer’s stunning Collection Straw Tote Bag, and they’re rushing to stores to get their hands on one.

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The in-demand summer staple has scored a generous 4.7 stars online, with positive reviews flooding the page, and shoppers can’t get over the “perfect beach bag”.

M&S call the effortlessly chic accessory a “stylish choice” for the beach or poolside.

The straw tote bag has two top handles, complete with “rose gold hardware” to give an added touch of luxury.

You won’t need to worry about your towel or book falling out as you race to secure your sun lounger either, as everything is kept secure by a subtle magnetic fastening.

And there’s plenty of room to fit all your items inside, so you can carry everything around with ease.

In fact, shoppers have commented on how impressed they have been by the generous amount of space inside.

The bag costs £49.50 and comes in a choice of two colours, natural or black.

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Its outer material is made of 100% paper, while its lining is made of 100% cotton.

The tote is really easy to clean too, needing only a quick wipe to get it looking new again.

It’s another simple but stunning addition to the M&S Collection range, which includes “easy-to-wear wardrobe staples” that merge “classic” and “contemporary” styles.

Reviews online call the summer accessory a “real holiday handbag” with one person writing: “Loved the look of this bag so I bought it for my holiday later in the year.

“It’s gorgeous and very stylish with the gold magnetic handles at the top.”

Another happy shopper said: “Bought for holiday and travel – pleased with it, different to expectations- bigger than I thought it would be and good quality material.”

While someone else wrote: “Gorgeous. I love it. Spacious enough to carry some shopping and still look elegant.”

Other shoppers dubbed it the “perfect summer beach bag” and praised it for it’s “really lovely quality and style,” saying it “looks far more expensive than the price.”

Shoppers rated the bag highly for its excellent value for money, style and quality.

The hot accessory is available in-store and online, now.

You can find your closest M&S store, here.

RESIDENTS who live next to the UK’s biggest ‘ghost’ airport have said they can’t wait for it to finally reopen.

Doncaster Sheffield Airport once operated flights to destinations such as Spain and Cyprus.

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Doncaster Sheffield could open by spring 2026 – four years after it closed[/caption]

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Mark Feneley hoped for the best but was wary about setbacks[/caption]

But the airport, which closed in 2022, could reopen in the near future as plans continue to progress.

Locals who live in the shadow of the airport in Auckley have voiced support for its regeneration and say it can bring many benefits to the town.

Ian Duncan, who lives in the area, said the closure of Doncaster Sheffield Airport (DSA) had a big impact on people in the area.

He told YorkshireLive: “There’s a lot of people who used to use that. I mean, I live two minutes away, we always flew from Doncaster.

“Now, I have to go an hour, an hour-and-a-half, two hours sometimes, to Manchester or Heathrow. It’s affected a lot of people and it has touched businesses as well like the hotels.

He added: “You talk to anybody and all the people say it’s a lovely airport. There’s no hassle, it’s just in and out.”

Doncaster Council, along with the city’s mayor Ros Jones and the Mayor of South Yorkshire, Oliver Coppard, have been pushing hard for the airport to reopen.

Just a few months ago, the city’s mayor said that they had reached a “major milestone” in reopening.

Now, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has also thrown her weight behind plans for the re-opening of the airport.

The local council has signed an 125-year lease for the site, in co-operation with the current owners Peel.

Martin Forrestall said on the future reopening: “It’ll regenerate the area. There’s a lot more houses being built in the area.

“Just getting away, we’ve been travelling to the Midlands, Leeds Bradford, and really we’ve got an airport on our doorstep.”

And Ray Relf is another local who is looking forward to the reopening, with the hope it will bring much-needed improvements to the area.

However, some residents do have concerns, especially surrounding the airport’s longer term future.

Mark Feneley said the airport has never really caused problems for people in the area in regards to noise or traffic.

But he does have some concerns about whether the airport could remain competitive.

The airport first opened in 2005 and was even named one of the best in the UK.

In addition, a further £20 million has been put towards reopening the airport this month and a German company, Munich Airport International, have also signed on to provide services at the airport along with UK-based FP Airports.

As a result, Doncaster Sheffield Airport certainly looks to locals as though it will reopen soon.

Previously named Robin Hood Airport, it welcomed up to 2.8million passengers a year, being one of just two commercial airports in Yorkshire.

And Doncaster Sheffield isn’t the only UK airport hoping to reopen.

Kent’s Manston Airport has expressed desires to relaunch commercial flights.

And Plymouth Airport – which closed 13 years ago – could also reopen to the public, serving a million passengers a year.

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Plans to return have been met by a happy reaction from residents[/caption]

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The airport opened in 2005, then called Robin Hood Airport[/caption]

PRINCE Harry has just hosted his Invictus Games but it turned into the “Meghan Markle show”, according to a royal expert.

Ex-home office minister Norman Baker claims the Duchess of Sussex, 43, “muscled in”, during her husband’s sporting event for wounded servicemen in Canada.

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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex at the Invictus Games, held in Canada between February 8 – 16[/caption]

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Some people have accused the mum-of-two for making it the ‘Meghan show’[/caption]

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Former MP Norman Baker compared Meghan and Harry to John Lennon and Yoko Ono[/caption]

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Meghan posted this kissing photo saying she was ‘missing my Valentine’ after flying home early from the games[/caption]

The pair made numerous appearances at the games – held in Vancouver and Whistler from February 8 – 16 – but some accused Meghan of show-stealing antics.

Prince Harry, 40, and Meghan cosied up to one another showing PDA at the opening ceremony.

Meghan also squealed with fear as she tried tubing down a slope. 

Royal author Norman claimed on The Sun’s Royal Exclusive show: “It looked kind of like the Meghan show. 

“Looks like she was trying to muscle in and make us or a PR event for herself rather than about the athletes. 

“She was there making sure she was set to stage more than Harry was, as a matter of fact.”

The former MP also compared Meghan to Yoko Ono – who has previously been accused of being the person to break up the Beatles, after the band split up one year after she married John Lennon.

The Japanese artist and musician was married to Lennon for over ten years from 1969 to 1980, until he was murdered in Manhattan.

Norman stated: “You have to say this a bit like John and Yoko, really, in terms of who’s running things. 

“It’s quite a curious relationship. 

“I have to say she looks in her element in Hollywood and over there, but whether Harry is another matter.

“He wasn’t centrestage, she was.”

During the opening ceremony, Meghan also took part in an “impromptu” introduction for Harry – in which she gushed over the Prince‘s parenting skills.

Royal reporter Bronte Coy added: “She’s coming across now as a Hollywood influencer, and that seems to be the image she’s wanting to present.”

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The couple displayed PDA during the opening Invictus Games ceremony[/caption]

This comes ahead of her upcoming Netflix cooking show, With Love, Meghan, and the launch of her lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard.

Despite jetting home to the couple’s Montecito mansion to look after Archie, five, and Lilibet, three, Meghan posted a Valentine’s day kissing shot on her Instagram page to pay tribute to Prince Harry.

The pair spent Valentine’s Day apart, with Harry remaining at the Invictus Games.

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The trailer for With Love, Meghan has been released, with the show launching next month[/caption]

The event, established by ex-soldier Harry in 2014, involves a line-up of sporting events for injured military servicemen and women.

After Meghan caught her private jet back home, Harry relaxed over a beer with former New Zealand captain Richie McCaw, 44.

They were spotted in the stands at the wheelchair rugby – as the USA and Australia battled it out for the bronze medal.

In snaps from the game, the solo prince can be seen smiling, chatting and cheers-ing with the retired rugby star – who was twice part of the World Cup winning side for the All Blacks.

ALL Stars Marcell Somerville, Nas Majeed and Montel McKenzie have broken their silence after Liv Hawkins’ bombshell villa claims.

Last night axed Love Island All Stars Islanders returned to dump one couple ahead of the final.

Liv, 29 – who was dumped on day 10 – attempted to cause drama between Grace Jackson and Luca Bish.

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She claimed to have seen messages from Grace, 26, insisting she’d “do anything to win” the show this time.

Liv refused to name the person Grace allegedly made the bold statement to, but she and Samie Elishi said the other axed Islanders had all seen the screenshots. 

However Marcel, 39, Nas, 28, and Montel, 27, have now confessed they were completely unaware of Liv’s “receipts” until she mentioned them during the row. 

Speaking on a live stream after the show, Nas said: “Genuinely, she hadn’t mentioned any of that to us prior to going in so we were all looking around like, ‘oh…’.”

Marcel added: “There can’t be smoke without fire. But sometimes is the fire actually real?

“We don’t have those receipts. There are only two people who might have them and those are the people who brought them up.” 

When a fan insisted the boys must know if Liv’s claims are true, Montel replied: “We wouldn’t know unless we’ve seen [the screenshots].”

Montel was dumped on day 15 with Kaz Crossley and the couple are still going strong.

So it’s even more surprising he had no idea of Liv’s allegations about Grace.

Harriett Blackmore – who left the villa last night alongside boyfriend Ronnie Vint – immediately jumped to Grace’s defence when Liv made the comments. 

Referring to Liv’s previous claims Ronnie, 28, messaged her while they were still together last year, Harriett, 25, said: “She’s probably made it up babe, like she did with Ronnie.”

Ronnie’s best pal and Love Island icon Olivia Attwood last night took to Instagram to brand Liv an “expired Islander” and praised Harriett for handling the situation.

After they made their All Stars debut last month, Liv attempted to crack on Ronnie but admitted her “red flag” with him was the fact they’d messaged during his relationship with Harriett. 

And Olivia, 33, later claimed Liv was “very engaged” in the conversation, adding: “He wasn’t talking to himself and I think the picture of him holding Harriet’s hand, she photoshopped her face onto it and sent it back to him.”

Harriett doubled down on Olivia’s revelation last night, firing back at Liv’s accusations: “The girl literally photoshopped her head onto mine and sent it to Ronnie and he still didn’t want you on the outside or in the villa…”

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LOVE Island’s Elma Pazar has sparked fix rumours after reaching the All Stars final with TOWIE co-star Sammy Root.

The suspicion comes ahead of the final instalment of the ITV2 spin off – with loyal viewers already claiming the wrong couple were dumped prior to the last instalment.

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It came as she tells Sammy ‘it’s almost like it was meant to be’[/caption]

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Series 11 islanders Harriett Blackmore and Ronnie Vent were dumped from the villa after an explosive vote on Sunday, which saw Elma and Sammy also in the danger zone.

Now, upcoming scenes for tonight’s finale have sparked suggestion of a fix due to a telling comment by the Essex babe.

After a pool party, the pair stay in the water and she tells him: “You walked in and it changed everything, it’s almost like it was meant to be.”

The comment has sparked suggestions their romance was planned.

Sammy then adds: “As soon as we sat down and started chatting I was like…yeah.”

Elma then replies: “I was very excited.

“I must’ve said I’m happy about 100 times!”

It came hot on the heels of rumours the pair have a “game plan” to scoop the £50,000 prize.

Sammy joined Towie for its most recent series and one storyline involved him pursuing Elma.

And someone posted a clip of the ITVBe show’s finale, during which Elma said of their romance: “We’re getting there.”

And Sammy added: “Step by step.”

“I will put any money on that these two have been together since December…

“Completely makes sense now.”

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It isn’t the first time fans have noted a connection between the duo.

Previously, viewers suspected they were already dating before the Love Island spin off show after spotting a key clue.

Eight weeks ago Elma commented on a post of Sammy’s and dropped multiple heart hands emojis.

Replying, TOWIE star Sammy commented with the couple holding hands emoji.

Just two weeks ago Elma was voted ‘favourite girl’ by the public – but it seems the general opinion of the reality TV beauty has changed dramatically.

Furious fans have slammed Elma for her behaviour towards Ekin-Su as the two girls locked horns. 

And recently, Kaz Crossley told pal Elma how her man Sammy “wasn’t the right guy” for her.

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It comes after fans suspected yet more foul play ahead of the final.

They called out a key clue which suggested the former show stars didn’t choose to vote out Harriett and Ronnie, despite the decision being left to the individuals.

The ITV2 spin off was slammed as “rigged” as fans called out how the 2025 evicted All Stars alum – who returned to vote out their least favourite couple – all had the same handwriting on their boards.

Eagle-eyed viewers specifically called out how they believed the names Harriett and Ronnie were all chalked up in the same font.

One viewer took to X to suggest foul play and put: “Why was every board that said Harriett & Ronnie wrote EXACTLY the same.. definitely fixed.”

The vote outcome means that the All Stars final five couples have now been determined.

Luca Bish and Grace Jackson, Ekin-Su and Curtis Pritchard, Catherine Agbaje and Omar Nyame, Elma Pazar and Sammy Root as well as Gabby Allen and Casey O’Gorman are now vying for the public’s votes to be crowned champion.

Bookies William Hill have placed Grace Jackson and Luca Bish as the front-runners for this year’s series, with Gabby Allen and Casey O’Gorman not far behind them. 

The Love Island finale airs tonight from 9pm on ITV2 and ITVX.

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ENZO MARESCA has the backing of the Chelsea board – despite an alarming post-Christmas slump.

The Blues put in a miserable display on Friday night as they were beaten 3-0 by Brighton.

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Enzo Maresca endured a tough night as Chelsea were soundly beaten by Brighton[/caption]

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Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly is reportedly pleased with the Italian’s leadership[/caption]

Chelsea failed to muster a single shot on target as they slumped to a third loss in four games.

Maresca’s side looked to be embroiled in an unlikely title race just two months ago.

But a severe slide since the turn of the year has seen them take just 12 points from a possible 30.

And they continue to show a persistent form of travel sickness, with no away win since December 8.

A frustrated Maresca called the Brighton debacle the “worst performance” since he arrived in the summer.

He added: “This is the worst moment since I arrived but we are still there and we need to finish in the best way.”

According to The Athletic, Chelsea’s board are still “happy” with how Maresca has performed this season.

It comes despite some discontent among the fanbase, with the away end at Brighton noticeably emptying before the final whistle on Friday.

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The report adds that Maresca was not expected to achieve Champions League football in his first season.

Chelsea slipped back to sixth after results over the weekend and face an uphill task to finish in the top four.

Maresca’s job is not said to be under threat, despite chants of “We want our Chelsea back” heard from travelling faithful at the Amex.

The Italian also called on his team to summon the team spirit they showed in abundance earlier this season.

He continued: “We need all of them, in this moment, to be more positive.

“Because this is a moment where we need to stick together and try to finish in the best way.”

Maresca has had to operate with a depleted squad, as Nicolas Jackson and Marc Guiu recently joined a crowded injury room.

The Blues face a tough trip to Aston Villa this weekend.

Maresca added: “We are in a moment when we feel we can concede easily and struggle to score.

“There are many things we can do better. Now is the moment we need to stick together.”

MANCHESTER CITY superstar Erling Haaland celebrated his new mega deal by buying a new Porsche.

Haaland, 24, put pen to paper on an eye-watering ten-year contract with City two months ago worth a staggering £865,000 per week, including bonuses.

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That means the star striker’s total earnings across the deal will be around £260million, or £26m a year.

Any release clause from the Norway international’s previous deal has been removed, so it would take an astronomical bid to lure him away from the Etihad.

Haaland has already started enjoying the new cash flow by buying a multi-million pound Cheshire mansion in January.

But the ex-Borussia Dortmund star was also spotted leaving City’s training ground with an orange Porsche 911 GT3, which is worth over £200,000.

Fans were left in awe with the sports car as they took to social media, with some poking some fun with a friendly tongue-in-cheek statement.

One fan wondered: “Why orange?”

Another commented: “GOAT Haaland.”

A third wrote: “That new salary is hitting.”

This fan said: “Haaland knows cars.”

And that one stated: “How did he fit in that GT3?”

Haaland has stood out for Man City this season, despite the team’s struggles, with a total of 27 goals and three assists in 35 appearances.

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BBC viewers have spotted a bonkers Match of the Day editing blunder during the highlights of Aston Villa vs Ipswich Town.

The Villans came from behind to earn a point against the relegation-threatened Tractor Boys.

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Liam Delap netted the opening goal in the 56th minute before Ollie Watkins equalised for the hosts.

The biggest drama of the match was Axel Tuanzebe being sent off for Ipswich.

The defender was handed his marching orders in the 40th minute after getting his second yellow card.

However, the MOTD highlights showed his first offence in which he tripped Morgan Rodgers in the 28th minute.

The camera showed his booking and then panned to Aston Villa manager Unai Emery.

In the moment Tyrone Mings could be seen sitting behind the Spaniard.

The issue with the shot is that Mings had been subbed onto the pitch 12 minutes earlier in place of Boubacar Kamara.

This put the defender in amind-boggling two places at once.

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Viewers spotted the gaffe in the editing and reacted on social media.

One posted: “I saw that when I was watching it and thought I was going mad.”

A second wrote: “Poor editing.”

A third commented: “Yeah I was so confused!!”

A fourth said: “Lool, that’s gotta be embarrassing. Everything is dramatised these days.”

A fifth joked: “Would’ve been funnier if we saw Mings on the pitch directly before showing the bench.”

Another added: “Good spot from you but it’s not that big of a deal.”

SunSport has approached the BBC for comment.

Marcus Rashford impressed yet again in his new colours after joining on loan from Manchester United in January.

It was his free-kick that hammered the woodwork and bounced into the path of Watkins to net the leveller.

SunSport has exclusively reported that the forward is still hoping to complete a switch to Barcelona in the summer.