Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, struggles to hold back tears as he watches the team’s divisional loss to the Denver Broncos in the NFL play-offs.
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Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, struggles to hold back tears as he watches the team’s divisional loss to the Denver Broncos in the NFL play-offs.
READ MORE: “I let team down” – Allen wept as the Super Bowl awaited.

Elizabeth Hurley, 60, has sent fans into a frenzy after posing topless in the bath. The Austin Powers star, who is dating Miley Cyrus’ dad, Billy Ray, 64, made sure all eyes were on her in her latest Instagram snap as she washed her hair, surrounded by bubbles – and rose petals – on a private island in the Maldives.
Telling her followers, who were stunned by the ‘ incredible ‘ shot, how “thrilled” she was, to be living it up in such luxury, Liz gushed: “Oh my… I adore the Maldives and was thrilled to be one of the first guests on the brand new, private island”.
The mum-of-one, who is in the Maldives with Billy Ray and her son, Damian, added: “We landed by seaplane straight to our villa’s own jetty – thank you – and were spoilt rotten by the brilliant staff. What a perfect way to kick off 2026”.
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Liz also shared a snap of herself on the beach in a leopard print bikini, holding a coconut, as well as one of her in the palatial villa, sporting a multi-coloured beach robe and dazzling jewellery.
Fans loved the sizzling shots, with many flocking to Instagram, commenting on how good she looks.
Praising Liz, who has revealed she “never snacks”, for her age-defying figure, one replied: “OMG! You look incredible”! Meanwhile, another gushed: “You are an inspiration! What is your secret”? !
The actress and model, who has been the face of Estee Lauder for years, recently opened up about her fitness and beauty regime, admitting that she applies moisturiser on her skin up to six times a day.
Speaking to Elle magazine, she also said she never snacks and starts the day off with a large glass of warm water.
Admitting the beverage is not for the faint-hearted, she explained: “It tastes fairly disgusting. But it’s fantastic for your digestive system”.
Another reason Liz glows with vitality is that she is never without a bottle of water in her bag, car or on her bedside table. Not only does it improve skin tone and eliminate toxins that tend to dull the complexion, but she says it staves off hunger pangs. “Swig whenever you start to dream about toast and Marmite”, she advises.
Her perky posts from the Maldives come after she celebrated Christmas with Billy Ray and also rang in the new year with the Country crooner.
The curious couple showed no signs of achy breaky hearts during the holidays as they marked their first festive season together, with Liz wowing in a white bikini and fur coat for her James Bond-themed New Year’s Eve party.
Liz and Billy Ray went public with their relationship last April, shocking fans when they shared a PDA-packed photo together at Easter.
The pair met when they starred in the 2022 holiday film, Christmas in Paradise, which also starred Frasier’s Kelsey Grammer.


Round four of the Dubai Invitational
-10 N Elvira (Spa), -9 D Hillier (NZ), -8 S Lowry (Ire), R McIlroy (NI), D Puig (Spa), J Guerrier (Fra)
Other notables include -6 M. Wallace (Eng), -1 E. Ferguson (Sco), G. Forrest (Sco), and Par T. Fleetwood (Eng).
In a dramatic final round, Shane Lowry’s chances of winning the Dubai Invitational were ruined by Nacho Elvira.
A wayward bunker shot flew past the flag and rolled into the lake on the other side of the green, leading one-shot after the final hole, which Lowry had to contend with.
Elvira, overnight leader, put a birdie putt on the 17th to put Lowry, who was struggling, on 10 under, just as the Irishman toiled.
Elvira of Spain won the third title of his career while Lowry had to accept a double bogey on the final hole and fell back to eight under.
Midway down the back nine, Rory McIlroy, Elvira, Lowry, Marcus Armitage, England, Marcus Armitage, and Daniel Hillier were just five players in a tie for the lead, but the rivals lost one by one.
McIlroy needed a birdie to take the lead, but he overhit from the same bunker, causing Lowry to lose his chance.
McIlroy, the reigning Masters champion, quickly regained control with five birdies in a row despite a slow start.
That gave him a chance to win, but a poor 18th-round tee shot left him in deep rough, and he could only find the bunker after recovering, which ended his hopes.
“I was merely attempting to make the most of what I had,” she said. I was just trying to piece it all together with good swings, McIlroy said, not that I had the best of starts or that I wasn’t really focused on winning.
“It was still a good first week back, and I came away with a lot of knowledge.” Although I wasn’t very sharp, I’m hoping to be a little sharper now for the upcoming week.
After McIlroy’s death, Lowry and Elvira had a shootout, with Elvira leading after back-to-back bogeys on the eighth and ninth, and Lowry, who had taken the lead after moving into the solo lead on 10 under with a birdie on the 13th.
Elvira’s excellent recovery on the 10th, when he made par despite taking a drop for finding water, sparked his comeback and he held his resolve to prevail.
The world is meant by it. The 38-year-old told Sky Sports, “If you had told me on Tuesday that I was going to win this, I would never have believed you.”

Round four of the Dubai Invitational
-10 N Elvira (Spa), -9 D Hillier (NZ), -8 S Lowry (Ire), R McIlroy (NI), D Puig (Spa), J Guerrier (Fra)
Other notables include -6 M. Wallace (Eng), -1 E. Ferguson (Sco), G. Forrest (Sco), and Par T. Fleetwood (Eng).
In a dramatic final round, Shane Lowry’s chances of winning the Dubai Invitational were ruined by Nacho Elvira.
A wayward bunker shot flew past the flag and rolled into the lake on the other side of the green, leading one-shot after the final hole, which Lowry had to contend with.
Elvira, overnight leader, put a birdie putt on the 17th to put Lowry, who was struggling, on 10 under, just as the Irishman toiled.
Elvira of Spain won the third title of his career while Lowry had to accept a double bogey on the final hole and fell back to eight under.
Midway down the back nine, Rory McIlroy, Elvira, Lowry, Marcus Armitage, England, Marcus Armitage, and Daniel Hillier were just five players in a tie for the lead, but the rivals lost one by one.
McIlroy needed a birdie to take the lead, but he overhit from the same bunker, causing Lowry to lose his chance.
McIlroy, the reigning Masters champion, quickly regained control with five birdies in a row despite a slow start.
That gave him a chance to win, but a poor 18th-round tee shot left him in deep rough, and he could only find the bunker after recovering, which ended his hopes.
“I was merely attempting to make the most of what I had,” she said. I was just trying to piece it all together with good swings, McIlroy said, not that I had the best of starts or that I wasn’t really focused on winning.
“It was still a good first week back, and I came away with a lot of knowledge.” Although I wasn’t very sharp, I’m hoping to be a little sharper now for the upcoming week.
After McIlroy’s death, Lowry and Elvira had a shootout, with Elvira leading after back-to-back bogeys on the eighth and ninth, and Lowry, who had taken the lead after moving into the solo lead on 10 under with a birdie on the 13th.
Elvira’s excellent recovery on the 10th, when he made par despite taking a drop for finding water, sparked his comeback and he held his resolve to prevail.
The world is meant by it. The 38-year-old told Sky Sports, “If you had told me on Tuesday that I was going to win this, I would never have believed you.”

As United dominated Manchester City on Saturday, Martinez, 28, shackled striker Erling Haaland and kept their third Premier League clean sheet after a disappointing campaign.
After firing Ruben Amorim and appointing Darren Fletcher as United’s interim head coach, Michael Carrick had a fantastic start.
Before the derby, former Red Devils midfielders Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes yelled abuse at Martinez.
On The Good, The Bad, and The Football podcast, Butt claimed that Haaland would “pick Martinez up and run with him” and treat the Argentine like a “little toddler,” while Scholes claimed that the Norway forward would “throw him in the net” after scoring.
Martinez responded, “Truly, he can say anything he wants,” when asked about Scholes’ comment. I already told him that he can travel wherever he wants if he wants to say something to me. wherever I’m at home. I’m not interested.
“And I think for myself when they want to help the club because everyone can talk on television, but when you see them there face to face, no one speaks in your face.”
Without any prior European football, United have endured a miserable season and were eliminated from both domestic cup competitions.
This means they only have played 40 games overall, which is the most they have ever had since 1914-15.
United had been on a run of just one victory in seven games before the derby, but a strong performance gave them a much-deserved victory over their city rivals.
Pep Guardiola’s side struggled to control the volume of noise and intensity of the United players on the pitch, remaining only with their second-lowest expected goals (xG) in a league game while under the Spaniard.
Martinez continued, “It’s about the connection.” It’s about how we present them during the game, he said. They will be with us if they witness us fighting in [that] manner.
“They expect a good attitude from us, tackles, the DNA, the blood of Manchester United, even if our performance wasn’t the best,” they might say.