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RAUL JIMENEZ has scored his first goal since suffering a fractured skull against Arsenal last season. The Mexican sustained the horror head injury in November 2020, with fears raised over whether he would be able to continue his career at all. Raul Jimenez back scoring Fans back in stadiums What a moment! pic.twitter.com/WBZBDWNYwt — Wolves (@Wolves) July 31, 2021 Getty Raul Jimenez celebrates his first goal in 256 days[/caption] Getty The Mexican swept home at the back stick[/caption] But after receiving the all clear from doctors, Jimenez has begun to step up his recovery this pre-season. The 30-year-old will have to wear a protective head guard for the rest of his career. And while wearing his new head protection, he made his comeback in a recent friendly against Crewe Alexandra , playing the first 33 minutes. He then played an hour against Real Betis, before being rested against Las Palmas. Jimenez was handed another start by new boss Br...

UNDERFIRE Newcastle boss Steve Bruce is set to be offered a new three-year deal with the club, according to reports. The 60-year-old was roundly criticised by Toon fans last season, although they finished in 12th spot in the Premier League. Getty Steve Bruce is not loved by fans[/caption] But in truth, the ex-Sunderland manager has always been an unpopular appointment since his arrival in 2019. Despite the fans’ reservations, owner Mike Ashley wants to reward Bruce with a new three-year contract after he managed to keep Newcastle in the top flight. The Daily Star claims the Sports Direct billionaire is happy to back Bruce as long as they maintain their status in the Premier League. The ex-Manchester United captain’s contract with Newcastle expires in 2022, but he has always said he would stay as long as the hierarchy wanted him to. “I will never walk away. I won’t walk away from being criticised,” he said in an interview back ...

Almost 600 migrants crossed the English Channel at the weekend, prompting the home secretary to pledged her “unwavering determination” to stopping migrants crossing unlawfully. On Sunday, 378… Read the full Article Around 600 migrants attempt to cross the English Channel unlawfully over the weekend from UNN

THE EU flag can no longer be flown across England without planning permission, it has emerged today. Read the full Article NOT up to EU! Brussels flag can no longer be flown in UK without approval Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

PLANS for an ‘amber watch list’ is set to spark holiday chaos and quarantine confusion with Brits “stranded” abroad. Ministers are said to be embroiled in arguments as plans for countries like Spain and Italy to be moved on to a “red list” were discussed. Reuters An ‘amber watch list’ could throw holidays into turmoil[/caption] The idea, which was agreed in principle this week, would see holidaymakers warned that while they are abroad certain amber countries could go straight on to the red list.  Under the rules,  holidaymakers have to quarantine  for ten days on their return to Britain — even if they are  double jabbed . And if the country suddenly moves to a red list, travellers would face compulsory hotel quarantine on their return, at a cost of £1,750 a head. One Whitehall source said: “You would have to be crackers to book a holiday to a place knowing that it could go on to the red list at any moment. ...

A MACKEREL row has erupted after Scottish fishermen raised concerns over Norway and the Faroe Islands unilaterally increasing their quota shares for the species. Read the full Article Mackerel spat! Scottish fishermen demand boycott in fury at Norway fishermen in UK waters Who will be Next to leave the EU? Check out who is leading in our exclusive poll Poll

PLANS for an ‘amber watch list’ is set to spark holiday chaos and quarantine confusion with Brits “stranded” abroad. Ministers are said to be embroiled in arguments as plans for countries like Spain and Italy to be moved on to a “red list” were discussed. Reuters An ‘amber watch list’ could throw holidays into turmoil[/caption] The idea, which was agreed in principle this week, would see holidaymakers warned that while they are abroad certain amber countries could go straight on to the red list.  Under the rules,  holidaymakers have to quarantine  for ten days on their return to Britain — even if they are  double jabbed . And if the country suddenly moves to a red list, travellers would face compulsory hotel quarantine on their return, at a cost of £1,750 a head. One Whitehall source said: “You would have to be crackers to book a holiday to a place knowing that it could go on to the red list at any moment. ...