Cruz Beckham, 20, reaches milestone with girlfriend, 29, as Romeo nurses heartbreak

In light of the news that his brother Romeo has broken up with girlfriend Kim Turnbull, Cruz Beckham and his girlfriend Jackie Apostel have been dating for a year.

Cruz Beckham celebrates relationship milestone as brother Romeo is newly single(Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Hal)

As one Beckham boy nursed a broken heart, another celebrates a huge relationship milestone. Cruz Beckham, 20, and Jackie Apostel, 29, have now been together for a whole year, and the pair marking the huge milestone on social media.

But Cruz and Jackie’s happiness comes as his brother Romeo Beckham adjusts to life as a single man once again after his split from girlfriend Kim Turnbull.

The news of Romeo Beckham’s break-up with his Kim might just be the catalyst for mending relations between Brooklyn Beckham and his family, following weeks of tension and cold shoulders.

But a family feud is the last thing on Jackie and Cruz’s mind today as the happy couple rejoice in lasting a whole year. Sharing a snap of herself and her 20-year-old boyfriend on her Instagram Stories, Jackie told her followers: “My favourite person in the whole world.”

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She added the caption, “I love you even when you’re morning grumpy,” to another image of David and Victoria Beckham’s youngest son. Cruz also mentioned to his girlfriend, “One year down, many more to go,” in a series of photos he posted on Instagram.

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After a few tense weeks, fans of the Beckham family are hoping that after Romeo’s recent split, Brooklyn Beckham will soon be reunited with his parents and siblings.

Brooklyn, David and Victoria’s eldest, and his wife Nicola Peltz have been noticeably distant from the rest of the Beckham clan of late – they even missed David’s 50th birthday bash in April. It was rumoured that Romeo’s choice of girlfriend was the spark that ignited this family rift.

Brooklyn and Kim reportedly had a romantic relationship, according to reports in a now-deleted post that the pair had never dated, despite speculation that Brooklyn had once had one.

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However, TMZ claimed a few months ago that it was “all water under the bridge.” According to sources, Brooklyn and Nicola questioned Kim’s intentions when it came to dating Romeo, citing sources who claimed the situation was related.

Romeo, 22, and Kim, 26, have decided to end their seven-month romance in the middle of all this drama. According to an insider, the pair “split a few weeks ago,” and their relationship is still friendly.

Many people hope that Romeo’s altercation with Romeo’s relationship status will lead to a reunion of the Beckham brothers and the resolution of the family issues. They shouldn’t, however, place too much hope on them.

It’s been said that Kim’s involvement in the family drama isn’t the reason behind the split – and David and Victoria Beckham, both 51, are keen to make that clear.

A source told the Daily Mail that Kim and David Beckham held her in high regard and believed she made their son Romeo “happy.” Relations have “remained friendly,” according to the insider, despite the “couple of weeks ago” breakup.

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They said, “David and Victoria would hate it if it were believed that Nicola and Brooklyn split because that isn’t the case.” Due to the fact that both Romeo and Kim have a very busy work life, they both enjoy traveling a lot at this time, so having a relationship isn’t all that fulfilling.

Le Court wins stage one of Tour of Britain Women

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In a two-up sprint finish, Kim le Court won the Tour of Britain Women’s first stage.

With 30 kilometers left, the pair attacked and fought off the chasing pack before resuming their assault.

With just over 200 meters left, Mauritian Le Court, 29, outsmarted the American Olympic road race champion to the finish line.

British riders Cat Ferguson and Millie Couzens finished fifth and sixth, while Lorena Wiebes finished third and five seconds behind.

Lizzie Deignan, a two-time champion, finished 20th overall before retiring from racing in the final race in the United States.

An 81.5km stage between Dalby Forest and Redcar on the Tour of Britain Women stage in North Yorkshire started with.

Le Court launched her attack at the bottom of Langburn’s Bank, where the riders were confronted by Faulkner and Blakey Ridge, with Faulkner leading the way.

With 28 kilometers to go, FDJ-Suez and Movistar led the pack in the lead pair’s direction, with FDJ-Suez and Movistar leading the charge from a reduced group that was 34 seconds ahead.

With 15 kilometers left, Faulkner almost lost the race, avoiding a traffic island only to have a corner to go.

Le Court and Le Court continued their break until the finish line before winning the sprint to take the leader’s jersey.

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Referee Madley says he ‘hates’ VAR

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Referee Bobby Madley has stated that he “hates” football’s use of video assistant referee technology because it removes the emotion from the game.

Madley serves as the English Football League’s (EFL)’s fourth official for Premier League games.

VAR is used throughout matches in England’s top flight, but the EFL does not use it in regular league games.

“Hate it, hate it,” the fan said. I still support League One and the Championship, Madley said during a talk on the technology in sport at the Cheltenham Science Festival.

“Little League One is a game because you score a goal, you look at the referee, you look at the assistant, he hasn’t raised his flag,” he said.

Football is a game where there could be just one minute, one goal, and that’s it because “[VAR] takes that emotion away.”

As a fan, I don’t really enjoy that experience because I have to wait and wait and wait and wait and wait for what feels like an eternity.

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Ringo Starr admits ‘I didn’t practice’ on drums and got by with a little help from friends

Beatle Ringo Starr admits that he only enjoys playing drums in front of an audience.

Ringo Starr’s stage name was inspired by something very specific(Image: Getty Images)

Ringo Starr has argued that he can survive without the assistance of his friends when it comes to drumming.

The Beatle claims that practicing and playing with pals was the only way he developed into a top drummer. The Beat Man from the Fab Four never took lessons, and he never described making up plans at home alone as “boring.”

Ringo, 84, stated that because of his constant playing, his work in the background has improved. And that began when a teenager at a school equipment factory began playing with other people’s children during lunch breaks. When asked if he had spent hours studying in his bedroom or taking lessons to develop his kit-based skills, Ringo responded, “I didn’t. I detest going to practice.

I detested sitting there. Like in all those movies that were made, I tried it when I first opened the box upstairs in the back room. And it was the most monotonous experience ever.

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The Beatles in 1963 before playing a gig in London(Image: Popperfoto via Getty Images)

“I studied music for a long time with other bands and musicians. There were many of us nearby, which made us less successful than we were all. We were all picking up.

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So I had to learn everything in Liverpool at the time with everyone else.

Ringo was fortunate to have friends who enjoyed holding jam sessions at their neighborhood factory during lunchtimes.

“But the factory made me feel good. The person who lived directly across the street from me worked in the factory. Eddie Miles was a great person.

guitarist . He’s one of those players who can play any role. And I had a snare and my best friend Roy had made a tea chest bass.

drum and brushes. “And we used to play to the men at lunchtime in the basement. And that’s how I started. And now look at me.”

Ringo recalled to AXS TV in the US how the band’s drummer in the early 1960s was a much bigger band than The Beatles.

Rory Storm and the Hurricanes, Liverpool’s top act with more audiences and respect than John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Pete Best, were performed by Ringo on drums.

Ringo, however, claimed to always be in the audience cheering them on during a gig that he adored their work.

“I really loved them from Germany,” they said. On the same club, we were Rory, the Hurricanes, and the Beatles. And I adored George, Paul, and John. I just adored that front line, and I would spend the final performance just watching them chant songs.

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So I nod off when they asked me to join, but when they said, “Are you going to leave Rory?” I replied, “Yes, I’m going to leave and make a step up,” I replied without hesitation.

A six-date residency at The Venetian in Las Vegas is the centerpiece of Ringo and his All Starr Band’s fall tour dates.

Amazon flash sale slashes price of a Nintendo Switch by £60 less than full price

As today marks the release of the highly anticipated Nintendo Switch 2, shoppers can still pick up an original Nintendo Switch model without breaking the bank, thanks to this sale

Amazon sale slashes price of a Nintendo Switch by £60 less than full price(Image: Getty)

As the Switch 2 is set to release today (June 5), gamers keen on adding a Nintendo console to their setup can still get a new model without breaking the bank or waiting for the Switch 2 to be restocked.

For more information on the Switch 2’s release, stock and games, check out our live blog here.

Amazon’s limited-time deal currently offers the Switch OLED, which would normally sell for £299.99 from retailers like Argos, for a majorly reduced price of £243.99. This makes this price for the Nintendo Switch OLED one of the cheapest, beating the likes of Currys, Argos, Very, and Nintendo itself.

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This Nintendo Switch OLED Model is now £243.99 down from £299.99(Image: Amazon)

The Nintendo Switch OLED is currently retailing for £309 from Nintendo’s own store, £309 from Currys, £399.99 from Very (which includes a copy of Super Smash Bro Ultimate and a VR headset), and £299.99 at Argos. Meanwhile, thanks to Amazon, the same model is available at a reduced price of £243.99, while this limited-time deal lasts.

A variation of the Nintendo Switch, the OLED made several adjustments and improvements to the original device, the most notable being the namesake 7-inch OLED screen, which promises vibrant and vivid colour for more compelling gameplay. The newer model also comes equipped with an improved kickstand and more storage, 64GB over the original console’s 32 GB.

Stock for Nintendo Switch OLED deals run out very quickly during the likes of Black Friday sales and Prime Day, when stock runs out within hours of deals starting. But, this week, the OLED is still up for grabs with its nifty discount, without any warning of low stock levels at the time of writing. If you’re thinking about taking advantage of this Amazon discount, then be sure to act fast.

One shopper who picked up the OLED raves in their 5-star review: “The Nintendo Switch OLED Model is an absolute game-changer! As someone who’s enjoyed the original Switch, I was eager to see how the OLED version would improve the experience—and it does not disappoint”.

They go on to say: “The Nintendo Switch OLED Model takes an already amazing gaming system and elevates it to new heights. This upgrade is essential if you enjoy using handheld games. Everything you want in a console is there, including a beautiful, practical, and enjoyable one. Highly recommend to anyone looking to improve their gaming experience.

Another chime ins, “My first OLED version is definitely different from my first Nintendo Switch,” according to another chime. The colors and games pop so much more vividly and vividly than the standard Switch and Switch Lite, and the OLED screen is a million times better. This was a family console for the living room, and as you might expect from Nintendo, there is a huge selection of games for all ages to choose from.

The Nintendo Switch 2 has been on pre-order for a while, but today (June 5) it’s officially available. Not just the new console, which is currently available online.

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Following today’s global launch of the Nintendo Switch 2, Casino Beats predicts that the console will surpass all predecessors and become the best-selling gaming console in history. They go on to say: “The Nintendo Switch 2’s launch today has been met with exceptional enthusiasm worldwide and has been given a very strong chance of becoming most popular console ever made.”

Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy for England-India series

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The new trophy will be presented in the England and India Test series this summer in honor of legendary pair Sachin Tendulkar and James Anderson.

In the weeks leading up to the five-match series, which kicks off at Headingley on June 20th, the Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy will be revealed.

Tendulkar, an outstanding Indian star, has 15 921 runs in Test history. The 52-year-played 200 Tests between 1989 and 2013.

With 704 wickets, Anderson is England’s all-time best wicket-taker and the most successful test paceman.

The 42-year-old has worked as England’s bowling coach since leaving international cricket last summer, and he has since signed a one-year extension to his Old Trafford contract.

Tendulkar and Anderson faced off in 14 Tests. Tendulkar was bowled by no other bowler for nine consecutive games by Anderson.

The pair’s choice is in line with the Crowe-Thorpe Trophy, which was given its name after Graham Thorpe of England and Martin Crowe of New Zealand. The Test series was won by England with a score of 2-1 during England’s first appearance on New Zealand last year.

The Pataudi Trophy, which is named in honor of the Pataudi family, had previously been played as a test series between England and India in the UK.

In the 1930s and 1940s, the son of the Nawab of Pataudi, who was one of India’s greatest captains, played for both England and India. The Pataudi family has been informed that the trophy was changed.

Due to a Covid scare, England are the current and final holders of the Pataudi Trophy, having stayed with a 2-2 draw in a series that spanned 2021 and 2022.

The Anthony de Mello Trophy, named in honor of the former Indian cricket administrator, is played in test matches between the two nations. The De Mello Trophy will no longer be contested, but the Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy will. Following a 4-1 series win last year, India now holds the De Mello Trophy.

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