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ITV News
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- ITV News
Cosmetic Cowboys: ‘My partner died after a liquid BBL'
Wednesday 16 July at 10:53am All this week, we are revealing the shocking findings from our This Morning investigation into Cosmetic Cowboys, and today, we can exclusively reveal some of the most damning insights yet - that less than a quarter of people know what is in the injectables they are having administered and that nearly half of cosmetic procedures happen in non clinical settings. Alice Webb's death after a liquid BBL - the first in the UK - left 5 children without a mum and her partner Dane Knight is here to highlight the dangers of these procedures. And after their liquid BBLs left them fighting for their lives in hospital with sepsis, Kelly Crees and Julie join us to tell their story alongside Ashton Collins who runs the Save Face charity which connects people with approved practitioners. here.
Yahoo
9 hours ago
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Adam Schefter Predicts Micah Parsons Will Sign Historic Contract With Cowboys
Adam Schefter Predicts Micah Parsons Will Sign Historic Contract With Cowboys originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Dallas Cowboys have yet to ink edge rusher Micah Parsons to a contract extension, and the price figures only to be going up while they wait. Advertisement Dallas already made quarterback Dak Prescott the highest-paid player in NFL history based on annual average salary by inking him to a four-year extension worth $240 million ($60 million per season) in September 2024. ESPN's Adam Schefter appeared on the Tuesday, June 17 edition of "Unsportsmanlike Radio with Evan Canty and Michelle" and predicted that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones will eventually make Parsons the highest-paid defensive player in league history once the linebacker ultimately signs an extension of his own. "Micah Parsons I expect to become the highest-paid defensive player in NFL history," Schefter said. "[Trey] Hendrickson, [T.J] Watt: I think they'll be in the [Maxx] Crosby, [Myles] Garrett range -- somewhere in there. I don't have an exact number. ... But I can say, I believe with great confidence, that Micah Parsons will become the highest-paid defensive player in NFL history. If you go back and look at some of the numbers, his numbers are outstanding. And he's younger than all of them." Advertisement Garrett inked a four-year contract extension this offseason with the Cleveland Browns worth a total of $160 million ($40 million annually), which is the most any defender at any position has ever made on a per season basis. As such, that is the number Schefter is predicting Parsons will beat. Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons.© Eric Hartline-Imagn Images Parsons, a former first-round pick (No. 12 overall) in 2021, is entering the final season of his rookie contract in 2025. He initially inked a four-year deal worth $17.1 million, but Dallas exercised a fifth-year team option on that agreement, which pays Parsons just over $24 million in his age-26 campaign. Technically, the Cowboys will be able to use the franchise tag to hold onto Parsons on a lucrative one-year contract in 2026, though it makes far more sense for the team to extend him before that if Dallas intends to keep him longterm. The longer they wait, the more Parsons' price tag is likely to rise based on projected increases to the league-wide salary cap and other defensive players potentially resetting the high watermark financially. Advertisement Parsons is a four-time Pro Bowler and a three-time All-Pro honoree who has amassed 63 tackles for loss and 52.5 sacks in 63 games played over his four-year NFL career. Related: Micah Parsons Gets Major Endorsement For Contract Extension This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jun 17, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
9 hours ago
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Micah Parsons Sends Cowboys Blunt Message on Contract Negotiation Standoff
Micah Parsons Sends Cowboys Blunt Message on Contract Negotiation Standoff originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Dallas Cowboys continue to negotiate with superstar edge rusher Micah Parsons on a contract extension that could end up the richest deal for any defender in NFL history. Advertisement Dallas doesn't have to reach an agreement with the 26-year-old phenom this summer, as he is entering the fifth-year team option on his rookie contract in 2025. The Cowboys could even stretch out negotiations beyond next spring/summer via the franchise tag provision if they decide waiting on a longterm deal is in their best interests. But the fact remains that the longer the team waits, the more it's going to have to pay. Parsons spoke about his contract negotiations on Tuesday, July 15, following a football camp he hosted in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Dallas Cowboys linebacker Micah Parsons.© Eric Hartline-Imagn Images "I'm just going to get mine, no matter what," Parsons said, per Nick Farabaugh of Advertisement Parsons said he is unconcerned with the money other pass rushers at the top of the league have gotten or might get, particularly considering the different circumstances for each player. He added that he's not pouting or planning to take his foot off the gas just because Dallas is playing hardball and taking its time getting a deal done. "I just work harder. Like, to me, I look at it like if people don't see your value, you don't cry and sit down. You just work harder," Parsons continued. "You got to show people your value." Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Lange/USA TODAY NETWORK The common projections from top NFL insiders, including ESPN's Adam Schefter, have Parsons eventually signing a deal worth in excess of $40 million annually -- most likely on a contract spanning either four or five seasons. Myles Garrett of the Cleveland Browns inked a four-year, $160 million agreement earlier this offseason, which made him the most recent highest-paid defensive player in league history. Advertisement Parsons is a four-time Pro Bowler and three-time All-Pro. He has tallied 112 quarterback hits, 63 tackles for loss and 52.5 sacks across 63 games played. He has missed a total of just five contests over his four-year career. Parsons won Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2021 and has finished in the top three in Defensive Player of the Year voting three times (second twice and third once). This story was originally reported by Athlon Sports on Jul 16, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
11 hours ago
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Micah Parsons: I'm going to get mine no matter what
Tick, tick, tick. . . . The Cowboys report to training camp next week, and star edge rusher Micah Parsons remains without a contract extension. Parsons previously sounded as if he will show up, but he is unlikely to participate until he signs his deal. Advertisement The Cowboys will pay him; it's just a matter of when. "I'm just going to get mine no matter what [happens with other top pass rushers seeking deals],' Parsons said Tuesday after his camp in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, via Nick Farabaugh of Parsons became eligible for a contract extension after the 2023 season. He still is waiting, something he previously has said will cost the Cowboys more money. 'I just work harder," Parsons said of not having a deal completed yet. "Like, to me, I look at it like if people don't see your value, you don't cry and sit down. You just work harder. You got to show people your value. I just think that's, the difference, Like I go, 'OK, bet,' and I just work.' Advertisement Parsons is headed into the final year of his rookie deal scheduled to make $24 million on the fifth-year option. He is expected to become the highest-paid non-quarterback, surpassing the $40.25 million annual average of Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase. Cleveland's Myles Garrett became the highest-paid edge rusher this offseason with a contract that averages $40 million. Pittsburgh's T.J. Watt and Cincinnati's Trey Hendrickson, like Parsons, are awaiting contract extensions. Lions edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson became eligible for a new deal after last season, though he is coming back from a broken fibula and tibia that prematurely ended his season. Parsons said he doesn't need to wait on any of them to know his value. He's ready to sign with the Cowboys are ready to sign him. Advertisement "They numbers got nothing to do with mine, and my numbers ain't got nothing to do with them,' Parsons said about the edge rusher market. 'Like, I'm younger than Hendrickson. I mean, Hutchinson's coming off an injury. Everyone's circumstances is completely different. Hutch is coming off his third year. Usually guys wait four years. So, it just all depends. Watt. I mean, he's up there with Myles. So, you know, it's different. Everyone's circumstance is different.' Parsons, 26, has 52.5 sacks in his career, earning All-Pro twice and making the Pro Bowl all four seasons. He had 12 sacks and 23 quarterback hits — both career lows — in 13 games last season.
NBC Sports
11 hours ago
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- NBC Sports
Micah Parsons: I'm going to get mine no matter what
Tick, tick, tick. . . . The Cowboys report to training camp next week, and star edge rusher Micah Parsons remains without a contract extension. Parsons previously sounded as if he will show up, but he is unlikely to participate until he signs his deal. The Cowboys will pay him; it's just a matter of when. 'I'm just going to get mine no matter what [happens with other top pass rushers seeking deals],' Parsons said Tuesday after his camp in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, via Nick Farabaugh of Parsons became eligible for a contract extension after the 2023 season. He still is waiting, something he previously has said will cost the Cowboys more money. 'I just work harder,' Parsons said of not having a deal completed yet. 'Like, to me, I look at it like if people don't see your value, you don't cry and sit down. You just work harder. You got to show people your value. I just think that's, the difference, Like I go, 'OK, bet,' and I just work.' Parsons is headed into the final year of his rookie deal scheduled to make $24 million on the fifth-year option. He is expected to become the highest-paid non-quarterback, surpassing the $40.25 million annual average of Bengals receiver Ja'Marr Chase. Cleveland's Myles Garrett became the highest-paid edge rusher this offseason with a contract that averages $40 million. Pittsburgh's T.J. Watt and Cincinnati's Trey Hendrickson, like Parsons, are awaiting contract extensions. Lions edge rusher Aidan Hutchinson became eligible for a new deal after last season, though he is coming back from a broken fibula and tibia that prematurely ended his season. Parsons said he doesn't need to wait on any of them to know his value. He's ready to sign with the Cowboys are ready to sign him. 'They numbers got nothing to do with mine, and my numbers ain't got nothing to do with them,' Parsons said about the edge rusher market. 'Like, I'm younger than Hendrickson. I mean, Hutchinson's coming off an injury. Everyone's circumstances is completely different. Hutch is coming off his third year. Usually guys wait four years. So, it just all depends. Watt. I mean, he's up there with Myles. So, you know, it's different. Everyone's circumstance is different.' Parsons, 26, has 52.5 sacks in his career, earning All-Pro twice and making the Pro Bowl all four seasons. He had 12 sacks and 23 quarterback hits — both career lows — in 13 games last season.
