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Danny Dyer makes daughter Dani gasp with x-rated honeymoon confession

Just back from her honeymoon, Dani Dyer was left speechless when her dad shared a saucy confession about his honeymoon with her mum.

Danny overshared x rated details in his recent podcast episode(Image: Instagram/danidyerxx)

Danny Dyer has left daughter Dani horrified with his X-rated honeymoon confession.

The Eastenders star left daughter Dani Dyer mortified this week after sharing an X-rated confession about his honeymoon with wife Jo – just as Dani returned from her own!

On the latest episode of their podcast Live And Let Dyers, the Celebrity Big Brother winner opened up about her romantic getaway with new husband and West Ham star Jarrod Bowen while proud dad Danny managed to overshare in true Dyer fashion.

Back from her sun-soaked trip to Lake Como, Dani revealed the newlyweds were hit with gloomy weather but still made the most of their honeymoon bubble.

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Danny stole the spotlight from his daughter’s honeymoon when he changed the conversation to memories of his(Image: Getty Images)

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“The weather was terrible, it rained for three days,” she tells Danny on the pod. “But we were very lucky, because it always stopped raining when we went for lunch and for dinners and stuff. ”

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While the couple had hoped for some sunbathing time, Dani admitted they swapped tanning for telly, champagne and baths.

“We just could never sunbathe, and there’s not really much to do there,” she added. “So, we just binged the whole series of MobLand. We ate and I’d just drink champagne and have loads of baths! ”

Dani didn't allow the bad weather to ruin her honeymoon
Dani didn’t allow the bad weather to ruin her honeymoon(Image: Instagram/danidyerxx)

Still, the loved-up newlyweds enjoyed the downtime before Bowen heads back to football duties. “It was actually so nice because obviously I was in such wedding blues – it was so nice to go away for a few days and just have lay ins and spend time together,” Dani says.

“It was just so nice. We was just so happy the whole time. ”

But it wasn’t long before Danny spun the convo onto his honeymoon and things got very a little too honest.

Sunnie Jo Dyer, Danny Dyer, Jarrod Bowen and Dani Dyer attend the Marching Powder World Premiere at Cineworld
Danny got a little too honest (Image: Getty Images)

“To be fair, you shouldn’t really be getting out of bed a lot in your honeymoon because me and your mother ended up in Florence, and you know, we was appalling! ” Danny said

Leaving his daughter stunned. “I mean, honestly, I look back on it and I think, ‘f****** hell! How on Earth did I manage to get in those sorts of positions! ’”

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Clearly shocked but cracking up at her father’s oversharing, Dani responded: “Oh, you’re disgusting! ”

Danny fired back: “What do you mean disgusting? There was two people sharing their love. Them days are long gone now! ”

Taylor signs for PAOK after rejecting Celtic stay

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Scotland left-back Greg Taylor has signed for PAOK, the Greek top-flight club have announced, after rejecting a new contract with Celtic.

The 27-year-old, who has 14 caps for his country, spent six years with the Scottish champions after signing from Kilmarnock.

Scotland mainstay Kieran Tierney, who can operate at either left-back or in central defence, has returned to Celtic at the end of his contract with Arsenal.

Announcing Taylor’s arrival on their X account but without further details, PAOK say: “He came from Scotland. He is ready to fight. He is ready to play. He is ready to conquer! “

Taylor made 216 appearances for Celtic, including 37 starts and six substitute appearances last season as they retained the league title and he also scored in the final as they lifted the Scottish League Cup.

Announcing his exit, Celtic thanked the defender for being “a key figure” in their successes since he signed in 2019.

Taylor won five league titles, three Scottish Cups and three League Cups, including the treble in 2022-23.

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Radio 2 heatwave chaos as Vernon Kay misses show as he’s trapped on hot train

Sara Cox had to step in for Vernon Kay as her fellow Bolton-born DJ got stuck on a hot train

Radio 2 chaos as Vernon Kay misses show as he’s trapped on hot train

BBC Radio 2 presenter Vernon Kay missed the start of his morning show on Tuesday after becoming “trapped” on a train. The 51-year-old was expected on air at 9. 30am but said his train had broken down.

Sara Cox, who was presenting Scott Mills’ breakfast show on the station, stayed on to cover for Kay. Posting on his Instagram story, Kay said the “train isn’t training!!” and asked Cox to “hang fire”.

Cox, who like Kay is from Bolton in Greater Manchester, told the BBC Radio 2 audience: “Oh no, I’ve just realised I’m not gonna be in time for reformer Pilates.

“If you just joined in and you’re thinking Vernon is sounding a little extra-manly today, don’t worry. It’s me: Sara, from the same area obviously, though famously.

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Vernon Kay was in need of some deodorant and coffee(Image: Instagram)

“Vernon, poor Vernon stuck on a hot, sweaty train with no coffee, no air-con, no deodorant. So he’s going to get in at some point, hopefully. ”

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Cox reassured listeners that veteran broadcaster Gary Davies would be filling in from 10am. When Davies took over, he said: “If you just tuned in and wondering were Vernon is, he was on his train like usual and the train broke down and so he has been in sweltering hot heat and they had to send a rescue train which also broke down. ”

Kay took to Instagram himself to share updates on his heated journey with fans.

Parts of England face a heatwave with temperatures in London expected to reach 34C on Tuesday, according to the Met Office.

Davis also played two voice notes on air from Kay where listeners could hear him thanking the presenter for covering the show and calling him a “gentleman”.

Kay later added: “We are trapped on the train. We are still not in good spirits but we are trying Gary, we really are trying. All the best. ”

Former BBC Radio 2 presenter Ken Bruce appeared to have had a similar issue after his train broke down on Tuesday.

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Posting on X, the DJ apologised to his followers, adding that he would be late to his Greatest Hits Radio show due to a broken down train.

Kay replaced Bruce on the BBC Radio 2 mid-morning weekday program in 2023.

‘Game-changing’ 6-in-1 cordless pressure washer now under £65 in early Amazon sale

Whether you’re cleaning the car or tidying up your patio, this 6-in-1 cordless pressure washer is set to be your new best friend – and right now, it’s got a whopping 40% off

‘Game-changing’ 6-in-1 cordless pressure washer now under £65 in Amazon sale(Image: Getty)

With Amazon Prime Day fast approaching, plenty of products have been sporting early discounts this week, including this 6-in-1 cordless pressure washer, which has been axed by a mega 40% ahead of next week’s deals.

This pressure washer is armed with a revolutionary infinite pressure control system, which allows users to easily adjust the water pressure with just the push of a button. The harder you press, the stronger the jet, giving you complete control over cleaning intensity, which is especially handy when giving the car a wash or tackling stubborn algae on decking or patios. Whether you need a gentle rinse or a powerful jet, this pressure washer allows for convenient and easy pressure adjustments that ensure convenience and versatility like no other model on the market.

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Amazon slashes this 6-in-1 cordless pressure washer by £44(Image: Amazon)

Requipped with long-lasting dual 400mAh batteries, this cordless pressure washer promises uninterrupted power for a flexible clean, no matter where you’re aiming. The two high-performance batteries mean this pressure washer can deliver exceptional power and durability without the need for long power cords that get in the way or restrict its use. Paired with the brushless motor, this washer provides 50 to 70 minutes of runtime, depending on the pressure setting.

What’s more, this cordless power washer features a convenient 6-in-1 spray nozzle, allowing you to seamlessly switch between six different spray modes with a simple twist. Choose from 0°, 15°, 25°, and 40° angles, as well as foam and mist modes, to tackle any cleaning job from the garden to the driveway. Whether you’re blasting dirt from hard surfaces or gently rinsing delicate plants, the flexible nozzle ensures total control over the intensity and coverage, making every task quicker and more efficient.

Normally retailing for a steep £109, this cordless pressure washer is now available for the significantly reduced price of £64. 98 while this early Amazon Prime deal lasts.

With over 1000 bought in the last month according to Amazon’s tag, plenty of 5-star reviews sing the praises of this convenient cleaner. One thrilled customer says: “Definitely worth buying for time when there is no water supply and have to use buckets..only cleaned car but definitely a game change (still needed to put the extra work in when cleaning), snow former works and sprayed the car evenly,, have already recommended it to neighbours how seen how easy it was to assemble and use .. battery time shocked me the most was able to clean a big 7 seater car and still have changed left even tho I got the 2 batterys,, definitely recommend for people who have no water supply and thos who have caravans and boat as this is perfect but of kit to add.”

Another buyer beams: “Out-perform my expectations. Bought it for watering garden utilising rain water butt. Very easy to put together. Drop water filter end of the water hose down the water butt, it works like a treat. Well-designed and solidly built. It is not as powerful as those plugged-in ones, but it is very convenient. You only need this jet washer + a big water bucket which is full of water for your car wash, really handy if you do not have a sprinkler outside your house. Essential attachments are all included. Recommend! “

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And a third chimes in: “2 minutes to set up and did a brilliant job of cleaning up pigeon droppings from the decking. 2 buckets did the whole deck, which is massive. Another bucket and car clean. Light and powerful. “

‘Durable’ Ryanair-approved underseat cabin bag that’s ‘deceptively big’ slashed by 28%

Amazon has slashed the price of a Ryanair-approved cabin bag that shoppers are saying is ‘deceptively big’ by 28% just in time for the school summer holidays

This handy cabin case fits the Ryanair free luggage requirements (Image: Amazon)

With all the rules and requirements that come along with airlines nowadays, it can be difficult to find a bag that fits them all. However, we think we’ve found the perfect sized cabin bag that meets the free hand luggage requirements of major budget airlines including Ryanair, EasyJet and Jet2.

And the best part? It’s currently on offer with nearly 30% off its original price, just in time for the summer holidays.

The bag in question is the Hayayu Cabin Bag for Ryanair Underseat. Originally priced at a wallet-friendly £29. 99, this handby bag is even more affordable at £21. 55 in a limited time deal on Amazon.

Measuring at 40x20x25cm, this bag is the perfect size for slotting underneath your seat or the overhead compartment. Featuring an anti-theft back pocket and a convenient charging port, all your essentials can be safely stored away, and you can even charge up your devices on the go – ideal for long journeys.

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This bag is the perfect size for slotting underneath your seat or the overhead compartment(Image: Amazon)

There are also multiple compartments, including two easily accessible front pockets, dedicated slots for small items, two mesh pockets, one separate dry and wet bag, and one 13. 3inch computer compartment.

Shoppers have been praising this handy bag for being roomier than it looks and being perfect for overnight stays or short haul travel. One shopper wrote: “This bag is brilliant for the tight restrictions of Ryanair and hss an exceptional low price tag, I paid £20. It was recommended to me by a work colleague, it fully zips open, similar to a suitcase. It has lots of additional pockets, useful for keeping passport sage and accessible. “.

While a second added: “Honestly this little bag is deceptively big! I managed to fit so much into it and when I thought it was full, I managed to squeeze a bit more in. “

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The main criticism came from shoppers who say the laptop compartment is far too small to fit a laptop. One wrote: “Its only flaw is that the laptop compartment is too small even to a 14” laptop, thus rendering it not a laptop compartment. Such a shame because there is certainly enough space in the bag to fit a laptop but the laptop compartment was purposely stitched too small. “

The Wallabies can beat the Lions, here’s how – Horwill

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James Horwill has a theory that the Sea of Red, certainly by the third Test, gets a bit salty.

“The Lions fans aren’t the best at blending in,” says Horwill, who skippered the Wallabies on the Lions’ last visit in 2013.

“Some of them I don’t think bought anything else apart from a Lions jersey last time.

“They’re probably packing light, saving on the airfare – not paying for checked luggage for a three-week vacation. “

The arrival of the Lions and their supporters, along with 2027 and 2029 Rugby World Cups and the 2032 Olympic Sevens, has been pegged as a ‘golden runway’ of events to get union on the up Down Under.

To really achieve lift-off though Australia needs winning Wallabies.

“The expectation of our national team is that they win and win regularly,” Horwill explained.

The bookies are less confident – the Lions are heavy favourites. But Horwill sees areas where they can be exposed.

“Depending on how [Wallaby head coach] Joe Schmidt goes with selection, I think we might have size in the back five [second and back rows],” he says.

In contrast, the Lions have plenty of back-row options, but their squad prioritises mobility, speed and athleticism over heavy-duty gain-line ball carriers.

Schmidt, meanwhile, has called up 6ft 8in lock Will Skelton, whose 22-stone frame comes at defences at a surprising pace.

Horwill likes the balance the hosts have struck.

“In Rob Valetini and Harry Wilson we have two genuine world-class eights,” he said.

“I think Fraser McReight will be the starting number seven and he is a difference maker for us.

“He’s an out-and-out fetcher but also is that link between the forwards and the backs.

“On the northern hemisphere tour last year, the only game McReight didn’t play was the defeat against Scotland and Australia just didn’t have the same flow, understanding or functionality.

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Jake Gordon or Nic White may start at scrum-half, but Horwill says Tate McDermott could be a star turn as the tourists tire in the final quarter.

“Tate has had an excellent Super Rugby season. He is probably the best nine in the country, but his ability to attack teams with his feet might come into play as a replacement,” says Horwill.

“You could play a gameplan to tire out the Lions and then bring on Tate in the last 20 to 30 minutes to attack those fringes and pick off the defenders around the ruck, which he does so well. “

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The last time the Lions toured Australia, Israel Folau, playing his first game of international rugby, scored two tries in Australia’s narrow first-Test defeat.

“Izzy was the most naturally freaky sort of athlete that I’ve ever played with,” says Horwill.

“Wherever we put him around the field, someone would have to mark his aerial threat – sometimes double mark him – and that would then create opportunities for others.

“Izzy just made everything look so easy, he moved and jumped so effortlessly for a big guy and Joseph’s got a lot of that about him. “

Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii – Australia’s 6ft 5in big-money import from rugby league – was inspired by Folau as a boy, and the 21-year-old has shown similar aerial ability.

With the Lions looking unconvincing in the battle for the skies against Argentina and struggling to regain kick-offs against Western Force, he will be chasing and leaping hard.

“Wherever Joseph is you are going to see defenders bunching around that area – maybe there’s an opportunity to kick elsewhere and get a bit of ascendancy,” says Horwill.

For all the interest in England flanker Henry Pollock’s supersonic ascent to the upper reaches, Australia have their own bolters.

Corey Toole was part of the Australian sevens team that finished fourth in the Olympics in Paris a year ago, but 11 tries in the Brumbies’ 16-game run to the Super Rugby Pacific semi-finals have given him a shot of stepping on to the biggest stage in the XV-man game.

And Max Jorgensen, the 20-year-old son of former Wallaby Peter Jorgensen, is back from an ankle injury in time to contend on the wing as well.

“The one thing you have got in Australia’s back three is genuine pace,” says Horwill.

“Corey Toole has got real gas and he has certainly bulked up a lot over the past year. He barged over Damian McKenzie to score against the Chiefs in that Super Rugby semi-final – if he does get an opportunity he is really exciting.

“Jorgensen is the sort of prodigious talent we’ve been building around.

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This will be the first series since 2013 that Horwill has watched from the southern hemisphere after he followed a stint at Harlequins with a degree at Cambridge University.

“I just probably didn’t appreciate how big it was – the enormity and the importance of it to the fans, and the importance of selection to the players,” said Horwill.

“Football’s number one, it’s everywhere, but for this period, the Lions is on the front and back pages.

“I was living In Putney in London and for that first Test against New Zealand in 2017, I walked along the street at 8am and every pub in Putney was red. “

Horwill will be playing host to his own Lions tourist this year. Wales centre Jamie Roberts, who scored the final try as the Lions ran away with the third deciding Test 12 years ago, was at Quins with Horwill.

“It’s funny how the world works,” says Horwill.

“That third Test is probably the only in my international career that I would like to have back for another run at it.

“Back then, in 2013, we probably never thought we’d be playing together, let alone become quite good friends.

“He was a great guy to have around at Quins and more importantly been a good mate since.

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