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NICK Knowles has broken his silence after being forced to pull out of the live show.
The DIY SOS has taken to social media after The Sun revealed he was unable to take part in this week’s show.
He said: “I’m absolutely gutted and feeling very very sad.”
njured himself after falling when he did a jump during a dress rehearsal – leaving him on crutches.
It is the second injury to blight Nick on Strictly after he injured his shoulder and arm while changing a car tyre.
A MUM was killed and her four-year-old son left fighting for life after an overtaking Audi driver ploughed into them head-on.
Emma Morris, 28, was travelling in her Peugeot 208 with her son and partner, James Walsh, when the horror unfolded.
The mum-of-two’s car flipped after Jacqueline Hwila smashed into the family while overtaking another vehicle.
Emma was killed “virtually instantaneously”, while her son was seriously injured in the crash on Y Felinheli bypass near Bangor in Wales.
Hwila, 51, has now been jailed for seven years and four months for causing death by dangerous driving.
Caernarfon Crown Court heard Emma was taking her son to hospital as he had fallen ill when James heard her say “oh s***”.
He looked up to see an oncoming car in their outside lane moments before it collided with the Peugeot.
Police found Hwila had accelerated from 65mph to 69mph while attempting to overtake.
Two other cars were caught up in the smash, which James managed to escape by crawling through a window.
He said he called out to Emma but got no response, while her son was crying out.
The court was told he suffered brain bleeds, multiple neck and spine and other fractures and reduced consciousness.
James was left with a collapsed left lung and a fractured hand.
In a victim impact statement, Emma’s dad Stephen Morris said his “radiant” daughter had been taken away with “savage force”.
He added: “Her life was torn from her body. The pain of losing your only child cuts like a knife.
“The shock and horror of looking at my girl in the Chapel of Rest – so cold and lifeless – torments me.”
Osian Williams, dad to the four-year-old boy, told the court his son has short term memory loss and faces neurological and spinal procedures.
Investigating Officer, PC Gareth Rogers of the Serious Collisions Investigation Unit said: “While Mwila is now behind bars for this offence, nothing is going to bring Emma back, and our thoughts and sympathies remain with her family and friends, who have suffered unimaginable devastation.
“There is no sentence that can ever replace the hole that has been left in their lives, but we hope the passing of this sentence will act as a reminder to all drivers that momentary decisions to lose concentration can have devastating consequences.”
The family of Emma Louise Morris said, after sentencing: “There is no real justice for Emma. Jaqueline Mwila caused her death by dangerous driving, and although she pleaded guilty to all the charges against her, the sentence she was given does not go nearly far enough for us as a family.
“Our lives have been changed forever, shattered, mutilated by the recklessness and carelessness of this woman who chose to drive so dangerously as to kill our daughter without any regard for other road users that day.”
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UNITED APPROACH (3.35 Ascot)
Proven in the mud and ran a race full of promise when going down narrowly over track and trip last time. First-time cheekpieces will sharpen him up.
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WILTSHIRE (3.00 Ascot) is improving through the ranks and was unlucky not to win at Haydock last week.
AKKADIAN THUNDER (Ascot, 3.35) who was a big eyecatcher when flying home for second here last month.
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ARNE SLOT is leading an unlikely revolution at Liverpool – by embracing early Premier League kick-off times.
Slot’s predecessor Jurgen Klopp regularly railed against his hated “breakfast slot” during his Anfield tenure.
Klopp was a vocal critic of the early kick-offs, which he argued were bad for both players and fans.
He memorably raged in May: “They dare to give us Thursday-Sunday-Wednesday-Saturday 12.30 – it’s a crime!
“I was waiting for Amnesty International to go to them.”
But Slot – who has broken records over his first two months in charge on Merseyside – is currently more accepting of the gruelling schedule.
The Reds boss said: “In general, the league where I’m coming from in Holland, they are more aware and try to help the teams that play in Europe more than it happens over here.
“But to be fair to the English FA, our schedule is so tight that it is so, so difficult.
“I think it is also something that has to do with the people sitting in front of me [the broadcasters], for the television stations – I have the feeling I do an interview every day.
“That is why we play at 12.30 because they can pick which team they want to have, and then nine out of 10 times Liverpool is included.”
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Slot went on to claim it was not the kick-off time that was the issue for him, but tough Premier League away days.
He continued: “I don’t think it has so much to do with the 12.30 kickoffs. For me, it is that every away game is difficult.
“Because we play so many times then at 12.30, people talk about 12.30.
“I think we have to talk about an away game because that is difficult.
“If 12.30 was a difficult time to perform, then I’m a really stupid manager because we train every day at 12 o’clock!
“I don’t see the idea behind it being that difficult performing at that time.”
By Dave Kidd
NOW we know Jurgen Klopp’s final major trophy haul at Liverpool — one Champions League, one Premier League, one FA Cup, two League Cups and (if you must) a World Club Cup.
But where does his reign stand among the greatest of the Premier League era?
In black-and-white terms, Klopp is way behind Sir Alex Ferguson and Pep Guardiola, the only two men to have won multiple Premier Leagues and a Champions League at the same club.
Those two sit alongside Brian Clough, Bob Paisley and Sir Matt Busby as the undoubted all-time managerial greats of the English game.
But Klopp ranks in the next tier down — with Arsene Wenger, Jose Mourinho (the Chelsea version), Bill Shankly and Don Revie.
These were all men with the strength of character to transform their clubs in their own image and enjoy success but who did not win as much as they might have done.
Had Klopp managed to keep his intentions under wraps and ended up with another title, perhaps even a treble or quadruple, he’d have edged himself up into that highest echelon with Ferguson, Guardiola, Clough, Paisley and Busby.
But deciding the timing and the manner of your exit is one of the toughest calls for any manager or sportsman.
Klopp got it wrong.
Read Dave Kidd’s take on Klopp’s demise in full here.
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Liverpool’s record over the years suggests they would prefer to avoid the 12.30pm kick-off time at all costs.
Since the start of the Premier League, they have played 50 games in the early time slot.
Of those matches, Liverpool have run out winners on 23 occasions, drawing 16 and losing 11.
It makes the time slot the second-worst overall for the club, only behind 1.30pm starts.
According to the stats, Liverpool’s best time to play is at 2pm.
Of the 24 Premier League games they’ve played in that slot, they’ve won 18 at a win percentage of 75 percent.
Managers across the league continue to hit out at the Prem’s scheduling, despite Klopp departing over the summer.
Most recently, Man Utd’s Erik ten Hag was fuming ahead of his team’s game against Southampton last month.
Ten Hag told TNT: “First of all, for the fans it is very unfair to deal with this, with 8pm away games on a Saturday night.
“The 12.30pm, it’s not right, but they are always there. I’m so proud of our fans that they are always there.
