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Daily Mail
5 days ago
- Daily Mail
Moment fists fly as British stag do erupts into brawl just after landing at Tenerife airport following onboard row
This is the shocking moment a stag do brawl erupted on the tarmac at Tenerife South Airport following a heated row on board a flight from London's Stansted Airport. The appalling footage captured a group of men dressed in black stag do tops engaging in a violent scuffle after disembarking a Ryanair flight from the UK capital. A member of the stag appears to strike a topless passenger, sending him flying to the floor and onto a pile of suitcases. Meanwhile, another one of the stag do revelers then appears to charge at a fellow passenger. Dressed in a grey tracksuit, the passenger is then dragged by the back of his jumper by another individual before he manages to make a quick escape, running cautiously away from the ensuing violence. Following the public brawl, the topless man is seen to stand back up and walk away from the scene, while the group of men in black shirts proceed to gather up their luggage. The footage was captured by a fellow passenger onboard the flight who wished to remain anonymous. He added that both him and his friend had missed their intended flight and had therefore been redirected to the Ryanair flight to Tenerife. The passenger said that he understood the vicious brawl had initially begun due to a miscommunication. Occuring in June last year, the fight is said to have taken place after the topless passenger was believed to have exchanged words with a girlfriend of one of the stag do members, leading to a heated row onboard the flight. Then, after disembarking the aircraft, the men had exchanged words, resulting in a violent scuffle breaking out on the tarmac in front of horrified onlookers. MailOnline approached Tenerife South Airport and Ryanair for comment. It comes after two 'disruptive passengers' were forcibly removed from a Ryanair flight after a fight on board reportedly got out of hand. The pair had supposedly been sat apart early on in the flight, which departed from Manchester Airport to Corfu at 5.30pm on Tuesday, April 29. But they later moved seats to be together and became 'disruptive', with reports of a fight breaking out on board, according to Manchester Evening News. This forced the pilot to divert the plane from to Bologna, where the pair were removed from the flight by local police. Following the brief stop, the flight continued its journey shortly afterwards and arrived in Corfu later that night - a few hours after its scheduled arrival time of 10.40pm. Footage shared with the MEN shows a woman being carried off the plane by officers and attempting to resist them. Video shows her being carried by her arms and feet down the stairlift, before being escorted to the police car and put inside. A picture from inside the plane also shows two Italian police officers escorting someone from the flight as shocked passengers remain in their seats. A spokesperson for Ryanair said: 'Ryanair has a strict zero tolerance policy towards passenger misconduct and will continue to take decisive action to combat unruly passenger behaviour, ensuring that all passengers and crew travel in a safe and respectful environment, without unnecessary disruption. 'This flight from Manchester to Corfu (April 29) was forced to divert to Bologna after two passengers became disruptive onboard. 'Crew called ahead for police assistance, who met the aircraft upon landing at Bologna and removed these two disruptive passengers before this flight continued to Corfu later that same night.'
Daily Mail
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Charli XCX's fiancé George Daniel 'jets to Ibiza for stag do with The 1975 bandmate Matty Healy' ahead of star-studded wedding
The 1975's George Daniel reportedly jetted off to Ibiza for a whirlwind stag do with his close bandmate Matty Healy. According to The Sun, the drummer, 35, and frontman Matty, 36, flew out to the party island on Tuesday for a short but wild getaway. But the celebrations didn't last long - the pair are already said to be back in the UK as George prepares to marry pop star Charli XCX, 32. Last week, it was reported that the couple are planning a lavish wedding in Sicily later this year, but will officially tie the knot in London beforehand. A source told the publication: 'George has been busy this summer, but his mates were determined to take him on a stag do. 'He flew to Ibiza for a couple of days for a raucous knees-up with his closest pals – including his bandmates – and party girl Charli was all for it.' According to The Sun, the drummer, 35, and frontman Matty, 36, flew out to the party island on Tuesday for a short but wild getaway (Matty pictured 2023) MailOnline has contacted George and Matty's representatives for comment. The couple, who have been together since 2022, announced their engagement in November 2023. The Boom Clap singer announced the news on Instagram, captioning her post: 'charli xcx and george f***ing for life!' She shared a carousel of images, including a romantic snap of George dipping her while the pair shared a kiss. In another picture, Charli - whose real name is Charlotte Emma Aitchison - showed off her diamond engagement ring in a box between two cups of tea. The pair first sparked dating rumours in March 2022 when they were spotted holding hands while strolling through New York City. Her record label, Atlantic Records, took to Twitter to confirm the news, writing: 'Major congratulations to @charli_xcx and George Daniel on their engagement.' The couple were soon congratulated by their celebrity friends, as 1975 frontman Matty Healy wrote: 'I cry.' Meanwhile, New Rules singer Dua Lipa added: 'aaaaaaahhhhh!!!!!!!!! LOVE THIS!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ congratulations lovebirds!!!!!' And Rita Ora said: 'How did I just know this was gona happen. Yesssss ❤️' Just hours earlier, Charli had prompted speculation that she was engaged after she uploaded a selfie wearing a glittering diamond ring. The picture was posted on her private Instagram account 360_brats, and started circulating on social media. While some believed the silver band was an engagement ring, others said it was actually on her right hand, with the camera flipping the image to look like it is on the left. However, the songstress later confirmed the news in the evening with her sweet post.
The Sun
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Charli XCX's music star fiance jets off on Ibiza stag do with Matty Healy ahead of VIP filled wedding
THE 1975's George Daniel has jetted off to Ibiza for his stag do, along with his bandmate Matty Healy. I've learned they flew out to the White Isle on Tuesday to live it up, but it was only a whirlwind trip because they're already back in the UK, ready for George's wedding to top pop star Charli XCX. 5 I told last week how the couple are planning a blow-out wedding in Sicily later this year, but they will formally tie the knot in London beforehand. A source said: 'George has been busy this summer but his mates were determined to take him on a stag do. 'He flew to Ibiza for a couple of days for a raucous knees-up with his closest pals – including his bandmates – and party girl Charli was all for it.' George isn't the only musician to have a boozy party before their wedding. Mabel had her hen party last weekend, ahead of her wedding to partner Preye Crooks, and her cousin Miquita Oliver revealed the singer had a wild one. On her Miss Me podcast, the broadcaster said: 'It was raucous. They had a Rihanna drag queen who was called Rileasa – and what a performer she was. 'I thought Mabel would be embarrassed, but she was, like, legs apart like an Eighties music video. 'And then she just went down on the floor and did the splits and was bouncing up and down. "It was amazing.' 5 TYLA COOKS UP A STORMZY 5 TYLA will release her We Wanna Party EP next Friday – and she certainly lived up to that title with a big night out in the capital. The South African star was wearing shades with a green bra top and tiny denim shorts as she turned up to have fun at Phonox in Brixton, South London. And her arrival on Wednesday night even managed to draw Stormzy to the club – despite the fact he previously claimed he's a homebody these days and likes to be tucked up in bed early. Tyla has just released her raunchy new single, Is It, along with a spicy video in which she sings: 'I can't leave, leave you alone with your eyes on me, no I can't.' It's no wonder she's caught Stormzy's attention. SZA SNUB TO MINAJ COLLAB SZA has provoked Nicki Minaj again – by claiming that she has snubbed two requests from Nicki for a collaboration. Nicki ranted on Tuesday night that the R&B singer sang like a 'dead dog' and that her streaming figures had been inflated. But she's now been left with egg on her face after SZA claimed that Nicki was once a fan and had messaged someone in her team about them working together in 2020. SZA wrote on X: 'Nicki. You absolutely know my music and you've asked for features twice to no response.' She then highlighted how she wrote lyrics for Nicki's 2014 Beyonce collaboration Feeling Myself, adding: 'In addition to rapping my lyrics 'Cooking up the bass looking like a kilo'? Lol ur having a moment . . .' I've a hunch this spat has legs. NOEL GALLAGHER's daughter Anais has been singing so loud at Oasis 's comeback shows, her voice has gone. Proving she is one of the band's biggest fans, she has been at all of the gigs so far, and admitted on TikTok: 'I sound like I smoke a pack a day right now. 'I've lost my voice from all the singing I've been doing at all the gigs. It's only going to get worse.'
The Guardian
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Guardian
Manchester United are back but the revolution will not be televised
Like a group of lads nervously assembling at an airport pub before jetting off on yet another bonfire of a stag do, Manchester United's first-team players – well, at least some of them – this week shuffled back into whatever the training ground is called these days, with a few even attempting what was known in the 1990s and the 2000s at Carrington as a smile! New signings Matheus Cunha and teenage left-back Diego León were present and accounted for, while Marcus Rashford and Alejandro Garnacho were not, but there was plenty of performative back slapping and canteen handshakes in front of the club's in-house Social Media Disgrace cameras, which rather fortunately, are going to be the only behind-closed-doors cameras present for United's 2025-26 season. That is because the club has reportedly canned the idea for an Amazon fly-on-the-wall documentary to follow the team's every move, a visionary idea that could have been one of the hit comedy series of the year but is now consigned to the bin after some actual adults decided that a warts-and-all video record of another underwhelming campaign might not have been the right technique to retain all those legacy fans, blue-chip sponsorship deals and key performance indicators. Perhaps swayed by the way United's bizarre decision to choose cash (around £8m) over common sense in sending the squad on a disastrous post-season tour of Asia mightily backfired, further damaging the club's image and draining their players, United have now pulled the plug on the latest incarnation of the All or Nothing series, a sports documentary format originally made popular by the 'Sunderland 'Til I Die' series. Just how closely United's 2025-26 campaign resembles the Black Cats' 2017-18 season – in which Sunderland were relegated to League One after finishing dead last in the Championship – remains to be seen, but if the Amazon documentary had gone ahead in Manchester, it would have been fun to see what music Big Sir Jim Ratcliffe would like to be played on the PA system inside Old Trafford, and who (Casemiro?!) can do a good Jack Rodwell impression? Join Sarah Rendell for piping hot Euro 2025 updates of Germany 3-1 Denmark at 5pm (all times BST), while Niall McVeigh will be on hand at 8pm for Poland 0-2 Sweden. And in the Copa Gianni, Scott Murray will helm our minute-by-minute report of Fluminense 2-1 Chelsea, with kick-off also at 8pm. I didn't feel respected or anything and I said to myself: 'I need to put myself into places where I'll be recognised for doing well.' I think a lot of English players, they don't realise … they would rather stay in the Championship their whole life if they could, whereas I don't think like that' – London-born winger Tyler Burey speaks to Will Unwin about his journey from Carlisle United to Bosnia and Herzegovina champions Zrinjski Mostar, who start their Bigger Cup qualifying campaign on Tuesday against Virtus of San Marino. Following Monday's letter from Noble Francis, I looked back at the Mexican results to get through to the Concacaf Gold Cup final. I see that in the quarter-finals they beat that well known North American, Central American and Caribbean country, Saudi Arabia. Games without frontiers' – Peter Broadfoot. Being once an Offaly native surely Barry Glendenning knows that the M1 becomes the A1 as soon as it passes the border north – of course the M1 in the north goes from Belfast to … Dungannon?' – Frankie Dodds. Send letters to Today's prizeless letter o' the day winner is … Rollover. Terms and conditions for our competitions can be viewed here. It's David Squires with his latest cartoon on Euro 2025 and your regular reminder that football is just a game. Annemarie Postma writes on why the Netherlands' Euro 2025 campaign turned into the Andries Jonker show. Get your ears around the latest Women's Football Weekly podcast right here, with Faye Carruthers, Suzy Wrack, Robyn Cowen and Alex Ibaceta reflecting on Spain's six-goal statement and Portugal's dramatic late leveller, plus a look ahead to England and Wales in Group D. Roll up! Roll up! The CR7 LIFE Museum opened in Hong Kong on Monday, with fans queuing for hours to pose for pictures alongside the Portuguese's trophies and jerseys. 'Capture my passion for football, experience the journey through my career: the places, the people, the trophies, the memories. This is my life, inside and outside the field, and can only be seen at the Life Museum in Hong Kong,' blurbed a statement by CR7, who was apparently so excited for the opening that he didn't turn up. Instead, among the attractions, immersive and interactive experiences, fans queued to meet … Ronaldo's brother, Hugo dos Santos Aveiro. Let's just hope that he and any other relatives or children of Ronaldo didn't notice another headline quote from CR7 adorning the museum: 'without football, my life is worth nothing'. Spanish police believe the Liverpool player Diogo Jota was driving over the speed limit when he and his brother died in a car crash last week. The Wales team coach has been involved in a road traffic accident en route to the Euro 2025 stadium in St Gallen where they play France on Wednesday. No one in the coach or the car is reported to be hurt, but Tuesday's training was cancelled. The Viktor Gyökeres transfer saga is, mercifully, coming towards its end. Transfer roundup: Thomas Frank has made his first signing at Spurs: Kawasaki Frontale's Kota Takai, obviously. And Crystal Palace have agreed a deal to sign Ajax reject Borna Sosa. Milan have a Tijjani Reijnders-shaped hole in their midfield and have decided to fill it with Luka Modric, 78. The Croatian veteran will leave Real Madrid after the Copa Gianni. And Fifa has opened an office in Trump Tower, taking their fawning relationship with the USA USA USA president to aa whole new level. 'Thank you, Eric [Trump], thank you to everyone. Thanks, of course, to president Trump as well,' gushed Gianni Infantino. Here's Jonathan Liew on why playing loose with virtue leaves questions for Arsenal to answer over Thomas Partey. Suzanne Wrack on why England wildcard Michelle Agyemang is in a hurry to make an impact at Euro 2025. Suzy has also written this on why Sarina Wiegman must quickly find a way to make her midfield click – whether that's with or without Lauren James. Chelsea are favourites for the Copa Gianni final but they face a familiar foe in Fluminense's Thiago Silva. Tom Sanderson has more. Chelsea's shiny new signing João Pedro will go full circle in facing Fluminense, where he started his career. The Brazilian has already made an impression on Enzo Maresca, writes Jacob Steinberg. Meanwhile, Sid Lowe previews the other semi-final between Real Madrid and PSG, which throws together a certain French forward with his former employees amid a legal war and bitterness over last season's Bigger Cup. David Moyes has just 16 players currently registered to his Everton squad and Andy Hunter is concerned. Premier League and EFL clubs were required this year to report details of their workforce diversity data for the first time. Matt Hughes explains why the new FA regulation is welcome but transparency seems to have limits. Oh, and the Rumour Mill is flowing like Jack Grealish's hair on an open-top bus tour: Napoli, Tottenham and Newcastle and reportedly fighting over the Manchester City winger. Liverpool and soon-to-be Juventus striker Ian Rush poses with his 'leaving presents' from Chelsea at Stamford Bridge: a bunch of celery and a large bottle of Frascati. Celery was Chelsea's unofficial symbol in the 1980s and reportedly became popularised among Blues supporters when a Chelsea fan Mickey Greenaway started singing Chas & Dave song 'Ask Old Brown' on the terraces, a song which includes celery in the lyrics. Over time, Chelsea supporters started throwing celery onto the pitch, but four fans were arrested for celery-throwing in 2002 and by 2007 it was banned officially by the club.
Daily Mail
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
EXCLUSIVE Karaoke star who stunned stag do revellers with stunning version of Nessun Dorma says he's 'ecstatic and flabbergasted' after video went viral
A Karaoke star who stunned stag do revellers with his astonishing version of Nessun Dorma has said he is 'flabbergasted' after a video of the rendition went viral. Welshman Timothy Richards was recorded belting his heart out in Tallinn, Estonia where he gave the 'once in a lifetime' performance to a room full of Brits. Footage filmed in the Satumaa Karaoke Bar shows dozens of men brought to their feet by the powerful performance as they sing along to the iconic piece of Italian opera. But the most soul-stirring moment of all comes at the aria's climax where the partygoers raise their arms high in the air with whoops and cheers as Mr Richards perfectly hits the famous concluding note. Following the spectacular showing of May 11 this year, a video was finally uploaded last night - though it was only a matter of hours before it surpassed one million views and amassed thousands of likes. Speaking to MailOnline, Mr Richards, who currently lives in Germany but had been performing in Richard Wagner's romantic opera Lohengrin the night before in Estonia, said he had arrived at the karaoke bar in a group of six - having never previously been to one in his life. The singer said: 'I was in town at the same time as these guys - I didn't even know who they were. 'We had a few drinks and soon I was up. I enjoyed it. They [the revellers] all knew it that's why sang together. 'I just went with it. I left the building straight away and then sort of forgot about it - until today. 'I only heard about the video from children who use TikTok. I was ecstatic and flabbergasted to see the response and I am still pinching myself.' Mr Richards, who studied at the Royal Northern College of Music Manchester, made his professional operatic debut in 1998 as Alfredo in La Traviata for Welsh National Opera. The Tallinn stag do groom, Sam Stride, who Mr Richards is now in contact with, also recounted the memorable event which he described as the last night of his stag do. Mr Stride also told MailOnline he was now looking into the process of 're-uniting for the big day' with Mr Richards. He described the experience as a 'just a complete right time, right place'. 'It's not something you expect to see. I've seen Fulham get promoted and a lot of other big things. But this was better than all of that together. Mr Stride recalled the bar was 'pretty packed with British people'. He said people from the smoking area came 'flooding in' as the song was performed and the moment was 'pretty magical'. Following circulation of the video on X, a number of people commented to sing the praises of Mr Richards. Someone said: 'Cancel the wedding, it does not get better than this.' Another person added: 'Absolutely unreal.'
