Thomas Tuchel left stunned as he is asked whether his team will take Viagra to combat altitude in Mexico - before England's camp joker Jordan Henderson delivers hilarious response
The question was posed at Tuchel's pre-match press conference whether England had turned to Viagra to help them to adjust, due to it reportedly helping to improve performance at altitude.
Sara Cox's rise from Bolton barmaid to one of BBC's biggest names - as she insists 'I'm not nervous, I know I'll do a good job' ahead of replacing Scott Mills on Radio 2
Growing up living above the pub The Pineapple in Bolton, Sara never imagined that she would soon be one of the BBC's most sought-after stars.
Duchess Sophie just made espadrilles the shoe of summer - shop the three styles she wears on repeat
When it comes to summer footwear, espadrilles are a perennial classic that never go out of style.
What it's really like living in Chigwell: Essex town made famous by Birds of a Feather and TOWIE is UK's most garish postcode, full of nouveau riche mansions, lip-filler clinics and celeb residents, but here's why I have a soft spot for it: MIRANDA LEVY
Hit 90s sitcom Birds Of A Feather saw Sharon, Tracey and Dorien introduce the world to Chigwell...but left a teenage Miranda Levy mortified at her home town's profile.
Dr Alex George's fiancée revealed as 26-year-old London doctor who grew up in a million-pound Cotswolds home...after ex-Love Island star, 35, proposed in Greece
The former Love Island contestant turned mental health campaigner and podcaster, 35, has previously kept the identity of his girlfriend a closely guarded secret.
Helen George, 42, splits from boyfriend Dan Innes, 52, seven months after moving in together as she hints at 'disrespect' ruining their whirlwind romance
Helen George has split from her boyfriend, seven months after they moved in together.
Fire erupts on Ongar field after camping barbecue catches alight on grass
The fire prompted a safety warning from fire officials
Chelmsford woman sheds 5 stone while still eating her favourite foods with simple changes
“I really love bread and cheese. I was so happy to discover I can eat both each day"
Forget storms... we need a Harrikane! As weathermen predict thunder and lightning WILL delay 1am Mexico showdown, England fans back home gear up for an epic all-nighter
They are up against a host nation in their capital city, playing at altitude without the time to adapt.
England fans face nervous wait as Mexican authorities issue latest thunderstorm warning for late night World Cup last-16 clash - but half-time show to go ahead despite delay fears
Mexican authorities have warned thunderstorms are expected during the first half of the England's World Cup last-16 tie with the co-hosts, which could lead to the tie being suspended.
From a psychopathic ancient warrior to a ruthless media mogul, a sex-change travel writer and insider accounts of Westminster, Balmoral, prison and Bake Off… These are the 22 best non-fiction books to read this summer
These are our picks of the best biographies, memoirs, and science, history and current affairs books you should be reading now.
BBC newsreader goes viral for the unbelievable way she pronounces 'Socceroos': 'Said it like the team is a Greek player'
Veteran anchor Jane Hill has become a sensation with Aussies who cannot get over the way she spoke the name of the national team.
Hobbit-like Humans May Have Scavenged Komodo Dragons' Leftovers to Survive
CNN reports:
Prehistoric human relatives, nicknamed "hobbits" due to their short stature, may have been scavengers, rather than skilled hunters capable of taking down big game or building cooking fires, according to new research. The study adds to growing evidence that Homo floresiensis, which had a brain only slightly bigger than that of a chimpanzee, wasn't as advanced as scientists previously believed....
The researchers believe that much like how Komodo dragons hunt water buffaloes today, they were using their venomous bite to take down Stegodons — and after the scene was clear, Homo floresiensis swept in to cleave meat from what remained... The new study reinforces a long-held suspicion that Homo floresiensis is not a dwarfed form of Homo erectus but a descendant of a more primitive Homo habilis-like or Australopithecus-like form that arrived on the island more than1 million years ago, said Dr. Chris Stringer, a research leader specializing in human origins and paleoanthropology at London's Natural History Museum.
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Andy Burnham delivers a devastating blow to SNP's mission to break up Britain just days after pledging MORE devolution
Andy Burnham has ruled out any possibility of a second independence referendum in Scotland, the Mail on Sunday can reveal.
Mum's warning after son, 8, diagnosed with rare type of cancer
The persistent issues were repeatedly attributed to common childhood illnesses
Forty years of hurt: a veteran of Mexico 86 - who covered it for the Mail - tells what it was REALLY like
A return to the iconic Estadio Azteca on Monday offers the Three Lions an opportunity to shed the ghosts of 40 years ago when England were so cruelly eliminated by Diego Maradona.
New unseen CCTV footage of missing Vitoria Barreto as search enters 120 days
Police say she was reported missing 120 days ago
Warning is issued after 'potentially hazardous' unidentified objects wash up on Aussie beach
Authorities are investigating a series of strange objects that washed up on beaches in Far North Queensland.
Warning issued as camping barbecue sparks grassland fire in Essex
A barbecue sparked a grassland fire in Ongar prompting fresh safety warnings from fire officials.
Warning issued as camping barbecue sparks grassland fire in Essex
A barbecue sparked a grassland fire in Ongar prompting fresh safety warnings from fire officials.