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Hollywood icon, 78, shares secret to youthful looks after shocking fans with age Ernie Hudson has wowed fans with his toned arms and youthful face at the age of 78 – and now he’s sharing his secrets. The Family Business star took to the cameras this month for a Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire photocall and left fans in awe when he got a smudge on his suit jacket and took it off. Wearing a tight black T-shirt and jeans, fans soon took to social media to express their impressed shock at how good he looks for his age. ‘I see your…

Gen V star Chance Perdomo shared ‘haunting’ Instagram post about motorcycle before his death Chance Perdomo shared an Instagram post about his motorbike less than two weeks before his death following a crash. On Saturday March 30, it was announced that the actor, best-known for his roles in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and The Boys spin-off Gen V, had died aged 27. In a statement, his family said: ‘It is with heavy hearts that we share the news of Chance Perdomo’s untimely passing as a result of a motorcycle accident. ‘His passion for the arts and insatiable appetite for life…

‘Sick and creepy’ 2010 film clip resurfaces with Diddy and ‘dear friend’ Russell Brand Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs and Russell Brand starred in Get Him To The Greek, a 2010 film which hasn’t aged well. One eerily familiar and heavily misogynistic clip from the film involving the two men has resurfaced in light of the recent allegations against Combs, 54, which follow those brought against Brand, 48, in September. Combs faces intense legal scrutiny, including allegations of sexual assault and sex trafficking. In the past several months, five people have made allegations of assault against Combs.

Arsenal manager Jonas Eidevall has dismissed accusations from Chelsea boss Emma Hayes of him acting with ‘male aggression’ on the touchline during the Women’s League Cup final.

The i Sport – Top of the pile: Liverpool leads Premier League The back page of the i newspaper reports on the weekend’s Premier League action as Liverpool gain the title race advantage. The paper says Liverpool are at the top of the pile following their 2-1 win over Brighton and City’s 0-0 draw with Arsenal. The back page also reports on the Women’s League Cup after Arsenal claimed the title. The match saw an Arsenal player collapse on the pitch causing concern for many in the stadium and watching on TV. Arsenal have since confirmed Frida Maanum is conscious,…

Mirror Sport – Fight for EPL glory: Top Draw The back page of the Daily Mirror newspaper reports on the weekend’s Premier League action as Liverpool gain the title race advantage. The paper reports on Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola’s comments that the title is now Liverpool’s to lose. The back page also reports on the Women’s League Cup after Arsenal claimed the title. The match saw an Arsenal player collapse on the pitch causing concern for many in the stadium and watching on TV. Arsenal have since confirmed Frida Maanum is conscious, talking and in a stable condition.

Star Sport – It’s Jur’s to lose The back page of the Daily Star newspaper reports on the weekend’s Premier League action as Liverpool gain the title race advantage. The paper reports on Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola’s comments that the title is now Liverpool’s to lose.

Daily Express Sport – It’s out of our hands The back page of the Daily Express leads on the weekend’s Premier League action saying the race for the title is now out of Arsenal and City’s hands – and its advantage Liverpool. Liverpool beat Brighton to go back to the top of the table whilst a 0-0 draw between Arsenal and City (2nd and 3rd place in the EPL table) earned both teams a single point. The paper leads on Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola who says the title is now Liverpool’s to lose.

Front page summary The Guardian – Plan to scrap non-dom tax status ‘is full of loopholes’ for super-rich The Guardian reports that analysis conducted by Labour has found that Conservative plans to abolish non-dom tax status are “riddled with loopholes”. Shadow financial secretary James Murray tells the paper that the policy – announced in last month’s Budget – is full of “loopholes worth hundreds of millions” which will benefit the wealthiest people in the country. A Treasury spokesperson told the paper it plans to “abolish the current tax system for non-doms and replace it with a modern, simpler and fairer residency-based…

Front page summary The i – Sunak’s small boats plan at risk from Home Office indecision The prime minister’s plan to stop small boats crossing the channel is “at risk” from Home Office dithering, according to i. Sources tell the paper plans have stalled because ministers – including Home Secretary James Cleverly – cannot decide how parts of the Illegal Migration Bill should be implemented. Elsewhere, the paper says No 10 refused to rule out a summer election when asked on Sunday. There’s also a look at the weekend’s football, with Liverpool FC now leading the Premier League table – having beat…