SUPERMODEL Kate Moss turns back the years as she hits the town to celebrate her 51st birthday.

The newly single catwalk legend was accompanied by many of the old gang from her 1990s heyday, as well as her model daughter Lila.

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Kate Moss out on the town in London during her 51st celebration[/caption]

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Sadie Frost also turned up for the bash[/caption]

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Kate and Sadie in 2000[/caption]

Kate is said to have wanted a big bash following her split last month from Count Nikolai von Bismarck, 37, after nine years of dating.

She forked out thousands on a suite in the Dorchester in central London, and hired a private dining room at the hotel’s luxury restaurant China Tang.

On the VIP guest list were some of her closest friends, including actress Sadie Frost, 59, plus fashion designers Stella McCartney, 53, and Jade Jagger, 53.

Thursday’s night out evoked memories of her legendary parties from decades ago.

Now a mother of one, she was joined at China Tang by Lila, 22, her equally glamorous daughter with ex Jefferson Hack.

Kate went braless in a daring black jumpsuit which included silver and gold detailing.

Her outfit was matched to her birthday cake, which was a two-tier black affair with gold detailing – topped with an edible pink high-heeled shoe.

Keen to keep the party going, Kate wrapped up in a faux fur jacket and headed to West London with her famous pals.

She hired out The Globe in Notting Hill – one of the capital’s oldest nightclubs — where they partied until the early hours.

Make-up mogul Charlotte Tilbury, 51, and actress Jaime Winstone, 39, were also among those celebrating with Kate.

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Stella McCartney also turned the clock back by partying with Kate[/caption]

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Kate and Stella in younger days[/caption]

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Jade Jagger pictured at Kate’s London bash[/caption]

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Kate and Jade in 1997[/caption]

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The newly single catwalk legend was also accompanied by her model daughter Lila[/caption]

BRITISH boxers have been reminded to avoid a doctor infamous for boasting about doping loopholes.

Disgraced Dr Usman Sajjad hit the headlines in 2022 following Conor Benn’s two failed drug tests and shameful cover-up.

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Sajjad hit the headlines three years ago after Conor Benn failed two drug tests[/caption]

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Sajjad has repeatedly boasted claiming to have worked with Tyson Fury[/caption]

In a baffling move, the medical man had guested on podcasts and YouTube shows explaining in detail how fighters cheat and get away with it.

The overweight GP had used social media to reveal he specialises in hypogonadism, the male menopause and hormone replacement therapy.

So when 28-year-old welterweight Benn was revealed to have twice had testosterone booster, Clomifene, in his system, ahead of the original Chris Eubank Jr clash, the spotlight was shine on Sajjad, who briefly deleted his social channels.

SunSport has spoken to members of the industry who claim the doctor is a just a fame-hungry fight fan who wants photos with his heroes.

But, following the December bust of Dennis McCann – another British fighter he has been pictured with and claimed to help – the British Boxing Board of Control has moved to warn the sport of his reputation.

The circular said: “Please note that Dr Sajjad is not a registered Medical Officer with the British Boxing Board of Control and therefore, no medical documentation will be accepted at the Board’s head office undertaken by Dr Sajjad.”

Sajjad has repeatedly boasted claiming to have worked with Tyson Fury and brother Tommy.

And he even wished the Gypsy King a happy retirement after his shock exit last week.

However, Tyson’s doping charge dates back to 2015, long before Sajjad was on the circuit.

It’s worrying that boxers – and some British MMA fighters like Paddy Pimblett and Molly McCann – still associate with Sajjad after his incriminating claims.

He told the Quality Shot podcast: “If you are an elite level boxer, you know, pay per view, world class, European level, 80 to 90 per cent are doing it (drugs) from what I’m seeing.

“When I say doping, it’s not just steroids. 

“You’ve got IV fluid infusion after weigh-ins, you’ve got diuretics, you’ve got growth hormones, you’ve got testosterone replacements.

“A lot of times in how the drug testing system works, a lot of the fights in the UK, it’s all urine testing.”

Sajjad continued: “You have to be an idiot to fail a drug test in England.

“You would have to take drugs two to three days before you fight. The urine test is after a fight. Whereas the one that trips up a lot of athletes is if you sign up to the random drug testing, which WADA (the World Anti-Doping Agency) do.

“They will track you where you are and can turn up to your house whenever and do a blood test. With a blood test, they can catch things that have been there a month.

“However you can get around the random drug testing, because between the hours of 11pm and 7am, they are not allowed to come to your house. 

“A lot of athletes can take fast-acting testosterone or growth hormones which can only be in your body for seven to eight hours.

“You could take it at 9-10pm and it would be out of your system by 7am. There’s ways to get around it. A lot of tricks.”

Benn’s promoter, Eddie Hearn, claimed at the time of the scandal that his fighter barely knew the doctor and had only met once.

But Benn gave him a Versace gift to thank him for all his help in and around the doomed Eubank Jr camp.

The Matchroom boss claimed: “Firstly, I don’t know Dr Usman. I think I’ve spoken to him once in my life.

“I believe – and again this is one for Conor Benn – that Conor Benn has met him once in his entire life and that was in the gym, and has not spoken to him before that, he’s not spoken to him after that, he’s certainly given him no advice in that respect.”

HE was the last survivor of Manchester United’s “Holy Trinity”.

A legend, remembered in stone, his hand thrust skywards as he stands for ever beside his two pals, in front of the ground he graced for so long.

And now that Denis Law has joined George Best and Bobby Charlton in death, a shadow will hang over the club.

Like his two greatest colleagues, “The Lawman” was not born in Manchester.

His first steps were in Aberdeen and United were his FOURTH club – after Huddersfield, Manchester City and Torino.

Where Charlton and Best both joined United as 15-year-olds, Law was 22 and already a seasoned international – indeed, caretaker Scotland boss Matt Busby gave him his debut in 1958.

But from the moment he walked through the United door, after a British record £115,000 move from the Turin club, he was at home.

Law scored after just seven minutes of his debut, a 2-2 home draw with West Brom, the first of 237 goals in 404 United games – a total only exceeded by Charlton and Wayne Rooney.

Busby later recalled: “When I signed Denis I knew that we had the most exciting player in the game.

“He was the quickest-thinking player I ever saw, seconds quicker than anyone else.

“Denis had the most tremendous acceleration and could leap to enormous heights to head the ball with almost unbelievable accuracy and often the power of a shot.

“He had the courage to take on the biggest and most ferocious of opponents and his passing was impeccable.

“No other player scored as many miracle goals as Denis Law.

“Goals which looked simple as Denis tapped them in, were simple only because Denis got himself into position so quickly that opponents just couldn’t cope with him.”

Rare praise but words that reverberated through the years, expanding in their power with each passing season.

What stunned many rival fans was Law’s remarkable ability to hang in the air, levitating himself into the skies before heading into the net.

In his first six seasons at United, his WORST return was 24 goals, while he netted an incredible 46 in just 42 appearances in all competitions in 1963-64 – a season when United did not win any silverware.

The previous campaign, his first at Old Trafford, he had scored the opener in the 3-1 FA Cup Final win over Leicester, the only time he was to win the trophy.

And the next year, with Best integrated into the United fold, saw Law score 28 in the league and 39 in total as United became champions for the sixth time, nudging out Leeds on goal difference.

A second title was to follow two years later, a 20-match unbeaten run, beginning the day after a Boxing Day defeat at Sheffield United, seeing off the challenge of Nottingham Forest and Spurs.

Law, top scorer once again, was at the heart of everything, although a knee injury meant he missed out on being part of the crowning glory of the Busby era, the 1968 European Cup Final win over Benfica.

It later transpired he had not been told of a specialist’s opinion that a knee cartilage operation had failed and needed to be repeated.

The injury was to dog the rest of his career.

Law stayed at United until 1973, seeing Best’s focus disappear and Charlton retire, before he moved back to City on a free transfer.

Nine months later, he was at the centre of one of football’s most famous inaccurate “facts”.

Legend has it that his back heel at the Stretford End in the late-season Manchester derby sent United through the relegation trapdoor.

In fact, they would have gone down in any event because of results elsewhere.

That summer, for one game only and unlike Best, he got the chance to play on the greatest stage of all.

But after a sub-par display in the narrow 2-0 win over Zaire, Willie Ormond left him out of the games with Brazil and Yugoslavia.

His international career finished after 55 appearances and a then-record – now shared with Kenny Dalglish – 30 goals and within weeks he had retired from the game, although he became a popular TV pundit.

Looking back on his days at United, Law said: “When you play with great players the game is easier.

“I was very fortunate to play alongside some of the greatest players in the world at that particular time, and for probably the greatest manager in the world, so I’ve been very lucky.”

Not as lucky as those who got the chance to see him play. They still tell their children and grandchildren about him.

CORONATION Street have handed one of their long-serving stars a brand new contract amid a cast cull.

Bosses on the ailing soap have secured a fan-favourite character for least another year on the cobbles.

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A Coronation Street favourite will remain on the cobbles for another year[/caption]

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Simon Gregson will continue to play taxi driver Steve McDonald in Coronation Street after his contract expired late last year.

The Sun can reveal he’s inked a new year-long deal with ITV to remain on screens.

A soap insider said: “Simon Gregson signed a new contract in December to stay on the show.

“He’s a soap legend so Corrie without him is unthinkable.

“He’s going through a tough time money-wise so the contract and knowledge he’ll be around for another year (and probably many years to come!) will be a relief.”

It comes after The Sun revealed Simon Gregson has been clobbered with a £40,000 bill to pay accountants liquidating his production firm.

He has been charged more than £500-an-hour by the finance chiefs.

Simon already faces losing his house over the closure of his company, which owes the tax office and a bank £165,000.

And his conduct in transferring £252,000 from Simon Gregson Productions Ltd into a private account is being probed by the government as part of the process of any bankruptcy.

Meanwhile, Coronation Street has will see a raft of departures over the coming months.

Stars such as Paddy Bever and Shelley King have announced they’ve left the soap.

Five other stars — Charlotte Jordan, Sue Cleaver, Sue Devaney, Colson Smith, and Luca Toolan — have announced they are leaving or being written out since November 2024.

WHETHER you’re a classic milk drinker or enjoy a plant alternative, it’s likely you keep your carton in the door of your fridge.

While this might make sense for convenience, experts have warned against storage step.

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Experts warned against storing your cartons of milk in the door of your fridge (stock image)[/caption]

According to a report by The Daily Express, storage pros have advised against keeping your cartons of milk on your fridge door shelf.

Most households are guilty of this error, as keeping your milk in your fridge door makes it easier to grab when making a quick cuppa.

Standing it up straight instead of lying it on its side can also reduce the chance of leaks.

However, the experts at kitchen appliance company Beko, storing your milk in your fridge door can actually cost you more money.

This is because the shelf life of your milk is reduced significantly as this part of the fridge is warmer than the shelves.

According to Beko, UK households bin about £250 worth of food per person every year.

This is the equivalent of £1,000 worth of waste for a family of four.

“The way we organise our fridges can make or break our efforts to reduce food waste,” said Salah Sun, Head of Product Management at Beko UK.

“Most people don’t realise that poor fridge organisation isn’t just about aesthetics – it directly impacts food longevity and your household budget.”

To make your groceries last longer, experts suggest creating zones in your fridge.

“Temperature fluctuates within your fridge, so storing items in the right zones is crucial,” Salah Sun explained.

“The bottom shelf, being the coldest, is perfect for raw meats, while the middle shelves maintain ideal conditions for dairy and prepared foods.

“The door, often used for milk, is actually the warmest area due to frequent opening.”

“We recommend keeping more stable items like condiments and drinks in the door compartments, moving milk to the middle shelf where temperatures remain more constant.”

They explained that organising your fridge doesn’t just help reduce food waste.

It can actually help you keep on track with any meal plans or healthy eating goals you may have.

“When you can see and access everything easily, you’re more likely to cook at home and make healthier choices,” Salah Sun added.

“Plus, maintaining optimal storage conditions means your fresh produce lasts longer, reducing both waste and shopping frequency.”

There are other food items you may be storing wrong in your refrigerator.

And six tips that will help make your groceries last even longer.

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The food professionals suggested placing your milk on the middle shelves of your fridge instead of in the door (stock image)[/caption]

MANCHESTER United legend Denis Law has tragically died aged 84, his family have announced.

The last surviving member of the Red Devils‘ holy trinity passed away after a battle with dementia.

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Manchester United legend Denis Law has tragically died aged 84[/caption]

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Law was simply known as ‘The King’ at United[/caption]

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He was the last surviving member of the Red Devils’ holy trinity[/caption]

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Sir Bobby Charlton, George Best and Law are idolised with a statue at Old Trafford[/caption]

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The ex-striker began his legendary career at Huddersfield in 1955[/caption]

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Manchester United paid tribute to their former star in a post on X[/caption]

His heartbroken family confirmed on Friday that Law had died.

A statement from them read: “It is with a heavy heart that we tell you our father Denis Law has sadly passed away. He fought a tough battle but finally he is now at peace.

“We would like to thank everyone who contributed to his wellbeing and care, past and much more recently.

“We know how much people supported and loved him and that love was always appreciated and made the difference. Thank you.”

Law started his career at Huddersfield Town, had two spells at Manchester City and played for Torino in Italy.

But it was at Old Trafford from 1962-73 where he made his name scoring 237 goals in 404 games.

He won two titles with United and the FA Cup and helped them to the 1968 European Cup Final where they beat Benfica although missed out on the game due to injury.

Sir Bobby Charlton, Law and George Best were integral as the Red Devils become the first English side to win the European Cup.

Man U said in a statement: “Everyone at Manchester United is mourning the loss of Denis Law, the King of the Stretford End, who has passed away, aged 84.

“With 237 goals in 404 appearances, he will always be celebrated as one of the club’s greatest and most beloved players.

“The ultimate goal-scorer, his flair, spirit and love for the game made him the hero of a generation.

“Our deepest condolences go out to Denis’s family and many friends. His memory will live on forever more.”

Best, Law and Charlton together scored 665 goals in 1,636 games for the club.

And each won the Ballon d’Or between 1964-68 — with Cristiano Ronaldo in 2008 the only United player to do it since.

Law also scored 30 goals in 55 games for Scotland.

TRIBUTES TO ‘THE KING’

Tributes have poured in on social media from football fans in light of Denis’ death.

One said: “Very sad news that Denis Law has died – the last of the United Holy Trinity of Best, Law and Charlton.

“But Law was our King.”

Another added: “RIP Denis Law, a footballer of excellence and who I grew up watching.”

A third paid tribute, saying: “A legend of the game who began a fantastic career as a 15 year old at Leeds Road in 1955.

“RIP Denis Law.”

Countless people also expressed sadness at the news of the star’s death, with many praising him as one of the greatest players to ever grace the pitch at Old Trafford.

One user posted on X: “Very upsetting to hear about Denis Law & condolences to his family & friends.

“He was a superb & stylish footballer & lovely, happy man.

“The King was, in Denis’s case, a deserved nickname.”

Another said: “RIP to the original King of Old Trafford – Denis Law.

“A lethal goal scorer who helped put Manchester United back on the map following the Munich Air Disaster.

“Set records that lasted decades and some that remain today.

“We all love King Denis x”.

In 2021, the goalscorer revealed he was suffering from Alzheimer’s in an emotional statement.

He said he experienced anger, frustration, confusion and distress due to the condition.

There has been much research and debate into how much heading the ball has led to Alzheimer’s for a number of ex players.

Law said: “I am at the point where I feel I want to be open about my condition.

“I have been diagnosed with ‘mixed dementia’, which is more than one type of dementia, in my case this being Alzheimer’s and Vascular dementia.

“It is an incredibly challenging and problematic disease and I have witnessed many friends go through this.

“You hope that it won’t happen to you, even make jokes about it whilst ignoring the early signs because you don’t want it to be true.

“You get angry, frustrated, confused and then worried, worried for your family, as they will be the ones dealing with it.

“However the time has come to tackle this head on, excuse the pun.

“I recognise how my brain is deteriorating and how my memory evades me when I don’t want it to and how this causes me distress in situations that are beyond my control.

“I do understand what is happening and that is why I want to address my situation now whilst I am able, because I know there will be days when I don’t understand and I hate the thought of that right now.”

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He achieved icon status during his playing days for the Red Devils[/caption]

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Best, Charlton and Law helped United win the 1968 European Cup[/caption]

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Law poses with his daughter Di, who went on to work for United as the Chief Press Officer[/caption]

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Law scored 30 goals in 55 games for Scotland[/caption]

STEPHEN BUNTING is facing Gerwyn Price in the final of the Bahrain Darts Masters RIGHT NOW!

Bunting pulled off an epic comeback victory over Luke Humphries in the semi-final to progress.

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OUT-of-work footie boss Wayne Rooney is said to be in negotiations to be a pundit on Match of the Day.

The former England striker, 39, is eyeing up a lucrative move to the rejigged show following long-term presenter Gary Lineker’s departure at the end of this season.

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He hopes to join new hosts Gabby Logan, Mark Chapman and Kelly Cates on the BBC highlights show as a rotating guest pundit.

He could command up to £200,000 for the year, depending on how many appearances he makes.

It comes after Man United great Rooney was sacked as manager of Plymouth Argyle at the end of last year, with the side rooted to the bottom of the Championship.

Last night, a source said: “Punditry is one of a number of options open to Wayne for the future.

“He worked alongside Gary and co at the Euros last summer, and was a huge hit with viewers.

“He’s also eminently likeable with a forensic knowledge and love of the game.

“Match of the Day and a couple of other broadcasters are interested in having him on their programming.

“Wayne and the BBC are in early stage negotiations but it is looking promising and he is taking some time to work out exactly what he wants to do next”.

Last April, Rooney was forced to withdraw from his debut appearance on the show because of a back injury.

Meanwhile, Rooney’s 38-year-old wife Coleen has been inundated with offers following her stint in the I’m A Celebrity jungle, where she finished runner-up.

A source said: “This is going to be a massively exciting year for Coleen and Wayne — they have so many options ahead of them.”

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Wayne Rooney is said to be in negotiations to be a pundit on Match of the Day[/caption]

CREATING a luxury ambiance in your home doesn’t have to cost you an arm and a leg.

Aldi shoppers will soon be able to pick up a budget-friendly dupe of the Molton Brown candle at their location.

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Aldi will soon be launching their budget-friendly candles ‘inspired’ by luxury bran Molton Brown[/caption]

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The Molton Brown candles are available for £85 while the Aldi versions will cost just £5.99[/caption]

According to the chain, the alternate to the high-end favourite will be available on shelves this weekend.

Aldi fans can pick up the luxury candle beginning Sunday 19th of January.

The Hotel Collection Luxury Aroma Candle will be available for just £5.99 from Aldi.

According to manufacturers, the candle is said to “add a beautiful fragrance to your home.”

Aldi explained that the 600 gram candle will be available while stocks last.

It is designed to last for approximately 80 hours of burning.

Shoppers can choose from Black Pepper and Vetiver, Rose, Rhubarb and Musk or, Sea Salt and Fennel.

Similar scents are available from high-end home brand Molton Brown London.

However, their prices are a little more pricey than Aldi’s, with each candle setting you back £85.

The Coastal Cypress and Sea Fennel, Delicious Rhubarb and Rose, and Re-charge Black Pepper are all said to burn for 60 to 70 hours.

Both versions of the candles have three wicks and black frosted glass jars.

Molton Brown recommend using the Coastal Cypress and Sea Fennel is ideal for “refreshing your hallway or bathroom.”

According to the luxury brand, the Delicious Rhubarb and Rose candle uses their “bestselling floral-fruity recipe of bright grapefruit, tart rhubarb, and soft vanilla.”

Meanwhile, the Re-charge Black Pepper is designed for use in your entrance hall, living room, or bedroom.

Aldi revealed that they were also “inspired” by Molton Brown’s diffuser collection.

The Hotel Collection Luxury Aromas Reed Diffuser will also be available for £5.99 from Aldi.

According to manufacturers, the 150 mililitre diffuser is designed to last up to 12 weeks.

It will be available in the same three scents as the candle.

Shoppers can save a whopping £42 by opting for the Aldi version of the diffuser.

The Molton Brown Aroma Reeds are available for £48.

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As houses get smaller and we all get busier bingeing TV, are we neglecting that great Australian tradition: the house party?