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The much-loved Kingfisher chip shop on Ely Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, is changing hands after 42 years in the same family  | Updated: 12:44, 09 February 2021 PRINCESS Diana, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and football manager Ron Atkinson – just some of the famous names who loved fish and chips from The Kingfisher. Royals, celebrities, stars and sportsmen have all tucked into a delicious fish supper from the chippy in Ely Street, Stratford, which is coming under new ownership after 42 years in the same family. Star Trek’s Patrick Stewart, TV chef Gordon Ramsay, Jenny Agutter of The Rai...

Arsenal have hit a 37-year low on the back of their 1-0 defeat at Aston Villa, with Mikel Arteta’s side reaching double figures for the season when it comes to Premier League defeats.

Dustin Diamond as Screech in Saved By The Bell Credit: Getty The bell has rung for Screech one last time. To a generation who grew up during the Nineties, actor Dustin Diamond will forever be Samuel "Screech" Powers from hit US high school sitcom Saved By The Bell, a fixture of Saturday morning TV. That same generation will have been saddened by news that Diamond - whose adult life proved eventful, even by Hollywood child star standards - has died from cancer, aged just 44.  Saved By The Bell followed a group of pupils at the fictional Bayside High School in suburban California. As the ende...

WHIZ News Venglos, 1st overseas coach in English top tier, dies at 84 PRAGUE (AP) — Jozef Venglos, a Slovak coach who was the first manager born outside Britain and Ireland to take charge of a top-tier club in England, has died. He was 84. Slovakia’s soccer association said Venglos died Tuesday surrounded by his family. No details about the cause of death were given. The association described him as “the greatest personality of Slovak soccer.” Venglos was a respected, experienced coach when he arrived in Birmingham in 1990 to take charge of Aston Villa in the first division for what ...

Updated / Tuesday, 26 Jan 2021 22:56 Former Aston Villa and Celtic manager Jozef Venglos has died at the age of 84. Venglos made history as the first manager from outside the UK and Republic of Ireland to take charge of a club in the English First Division when he was appointed Aston Villa boss in 1990. He spent just one disappointing season in charge and went on to manage Celtic during the 1998-99 campaign, while his career also included spells in charge of the Czechoslovakia and Slovakia national teams. A statement on the Celtic website read: "Everyone at Celtic is extremely saddened to he...