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JACQUELINE Jossa appeared to share her feelings about husband Dan Osborne being comforted by Christine McGuinness during their marriage breakdowns.

The EastEnders actress shared a downbeat song on social media after The Sun revealed their hotel meet and flirty nickname.

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Dan Osborne and Jacqueline Jossa’s marriage has hit the rocks in recent months[/caption]

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Jac shared this serene snap with the song ‘Iris’[/caption]

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Christine and Dan became close friends during their marriage breakdowns[/caption]

Posting a video of her children by the sea at an undisclosed location, Jacqueline layered the footage with a 2020 track by Jada Facer called Iris.

The lyrics she used were: “And I don’t want the world to see me.”

It comes after we told of Dan’s raucous nights out with newly single Christine while Dan was still building bridges with Jac over previous cheating claims.

A pal told The Sun: “Dan and Christine have known each other for years.

“Their friendship goes as far back as 2019, when Jac was heading Down Under to the I’m A Celeb jungle, when they had a brilliant night out at a fund-raising gala in London.

“They stayed in touch sporadically and would bump into each other at events and their messages got pretty flirty.

“Some were seen by mutual friends.

“She would call him ‘D’ in texts and it became an open secret among their circles.

“There is no suggestion anything sexual happened, but it’s fair to say there was a spark between them.”

Our source said the pair met at London’s The Hoxton hotel in March 2023 — a year after Christine called time with Paddy, 51.

And the following month, she cheered him on at a celebrity football match in Cheshire.

They also partied together at a restaurant called Habbibi in Leeds.

Dan moved out of the family home briefly earlier this year as their marriage hit the rocks once again.

But they jetted off on a make or break holiday and looked to be patching things up.

Their relationship has suffered countless cheating allegations over the years.

In 2019, Dan confessed publicly to having made “mistakes”.

He said: “I’ve done things I shouldn’t have done.”

And Jac said she had “given him hell” over the allegations.

WIZZ Air has unveiled a new route between Birmingham and a pretty European city lots of Bris will have never have heard of.

Sibiu is located in central Romania, and is known for its Germanic architecture.

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Sibiu is located in central Romania[/caption]

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The city is known for its history and architecture[/caption]

Now, Wizz Air will be connecting the city with Birmingham, from October this year.

The flights will operate twice a week on Tuesdays and Saturdays from October 28, with fares starting from £17.99.

The flight would take just over three hours.

Sibiu has a wealth of different places to explore.

History is evident throughout the city, with remains of medieval walls and towers present, including the 13th-century Council Tower.

In the upper town, there is also the Brukenthal Palace – which now houses the Brukenthal National Museum and is full of European paintings.

For those who find churches fascinating, then the nearby Evangelical Cathedral is a must with gravestones in its walls.

Just outside of the city, is also the Dumbrava Sibiului Natural Park.

The parkland area stretches over 960 hectares and it is an oak forest with a plethora of wildlife including deer, porcupines and foxes.

A beer costs around 11 lei, which is about £1.83 – so relatively cheap.

And the average coffee costs 12.20 lei, which is around £2.03.

Food is also cheap, with a three-course meal for two people at a mid-range restaurant costing £29.12 on average.

Olivia Harangozó of Wizz Air said: “We are excited to add this new route to our operations from Birmingham.

“Sibiu is one of Europe’s hidden gems, and we are delighted to give Brits more opportunities to visit this city and experience its – and Romania’s – rich history and vibrant culture.”

All flights will be operated using the latest-generation Airbus A321neo aircraft.

WizzAir also recently announced a new route between Birmingham and Rome, Italy, which is due to commence service on June 16.

The flights will operate three times a week on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

One woman flew to Romania for a spa holiday with her mum – it was cheaper than the UK even with return flights.

Plus, the unknown European city named world’s cheapest holiday destination – with £1.60 beers & £16 flights.

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The city is also relatively cheap[/caption]

THE Nordic Darts Masters gets underway in Copenhagen TONIGHT!

Luke Littler will make his tournament debut this evening as he faces Swedish newcomer Viktor Tingstrom.

Gerwyn Price begins his title defence against Cor Dekker, while Premier League winner Luke Humphries returns to the oche for the first time since he was crowned champion.

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PERFECTING a tanning routine is key to maintaining a sunkissed glow all year round.

And that includes, of course, finding the best fake tan for the face.

Face tanning isn’t as easy as whipping on a body tan, as the skin on the face is sensitive to breakouts and clogged pores.

There’s a sea of different fake tans for face (think mists, drops, serums), and I’ve tried and tested some of the most popular options on the market.

I’ve used my fair share of face tans over the years, so I can confidently say I have it down when it comes to spotting a good tan that won’t leave me orange or patchy.

The best face fake tans often incorporate skincare ingredients, to provide a golden glow without leaving the face feeling dry.

Most options can be mixed with a moisturiser to help get an even tan with minimal effort, just remember to wash your hands after applying to avoid orange streaks!

Investing in a face fake tan that actually works can leave you looking like you’ve just returned from a week in the sunshine all year, but which ones are worth the money?

How I tested

I’ve been fake tanning almost every week for a decade, so I can consider myself a bit of a connoisseur.

Some of the fake tans included have been my favourites for years, while others have been tested across several weeks.

When testing, I considered basics such as ease of application, value for money, scent and application process.

Tanning mists, serums, waters and foam have been put to the test, and I’ve kept an eye on whether they go patchy, how they blend on the skin and how the colour fades.

I’ve also considered the packaging of the facial tans, like whether the bottle leaked and whether the tan has dropper for controlled application.

Best fake tans for your face at a glance:

• Best overall: Garnier Ambre Solaire Natural Bronzer Self-Tan Face Drops, £7.99 (was £16)
• Best budget face tan: St Moriz Face & Body Tanning Mist, £4.66
• Best for sensitive skin: Clarins Radiance-Plus Golden Glow Booster for Face, £18
• Best tanning drops: Tan Luxe The Face Illuminating Self-Tan Drops, £28.80
• Bet tanning water: Isle of Paradise Self-Tanning Water, £18.95

Garnier Ambre Solaire Natural Bronzer Self-Tan Face Drops

Garnier Ambre Solaire Natural Bronzer
Self-Tan Face Drops, £7.99 (was £16)

Pros: Feels weightless on skin, thin pipette for controlling how much product is used, buildable, moisturising, scentless, affordable

Cons: Need quite a few drops to make a difference

Rating: 9/10

Garnier’s tanning drops have been on my radar for some time, after Mrs Hinch revealed that she’s “obsessed” with the affordable beauty buy on Instagram.

After finally taking the plunge, this first thing I was impressed by was the small pipette, which gives great application control.

The drops are clear on the skin, developing across several hours to give a bronzed glow.

The formula is enriched with hyaluronic acid and coconut water for added hydration, so it’s great for people like me who have dry skin.

I use fake tan every week, and I needed quite a few drops to achieve the same level of tan to match my body, so I can imagine I’ll get through the bottle quite quickly.

That being said, I love how weightless the drops feel on the skin, and I’ll be reaching for them on no make-up days during the summer to get a healthy glow.

The Garnier tanning drops are currently reduced from £16.99 to £7.99 in the Amazon sale, making the product one of the most affordable options.

Review by Sophie Bates

Formula: Serum Development time: 6 to 8 hours Size: 30ml 
Vegan: Yes 

Tan-Luxe The Face Illuminating Self-Tan Drops, £28.80

Tan-Luxe The Face Illuminating
Self-Tan Drops, £28.80 (was £36)

Pros: Hydrating, long-lasting, easy to use, subtle scent, customisable per droplet amount

Cons: Expensive

Rating: 9/10

I bought this on an EasyJet flight home from Croatia, with the fear of losing my summer tan looming over me, and it was one of the best impulse purchases I’ve ever made.

I love the Tan Luxe drops for multiple reasons, from the lack of a strong tanning scent to the even coverage provided by the formula – these drops are easy to use and streak-free.

The recommended number of drops ranges from two to twelve, allowing you to customise your usage while building your tan. 

The tan also stays put, no matter what your skincare routine is. I double cleanse with an exfoliator, and it still doesn’t budge.

Just be sure to thoroughly wash your hands afterwards, as it can leave a lingering stain (which is also a testament to the strong pigment of the product!).

Formula:  Development time: 6 to 8 hours Size: 30ml 
Vegan: Yes 

Isle of Paradise Self-Tanning Water, £18.95

Isle of Paradise Self-Tanning Water, £18.95

Pros: Suitable for face and body, bottle lasts a long time, doesn’t go streaky, develops throughout the day

Cons: Need to spritz lots to get a decent glow, difficult to use on body with no guide colour

Rating: 9/10

The Isle of Paradise Face Tanning Drops had been my go-to for years, but the brands tanning water has officially taken the top spot.

Firstly, I love the spray bottle, which can be sprayed directly to the face or applied on the hand and mixed with moisturiser (my preference).

I find I need around four spritzes to get a decent glow, which I apply before bed and wake up with a subtle but sunkissed tan.

The main feature that converted me from Isle of Paradise’s tanning drops to the tanning water is that I find the lighter consistency prevents me from ever going patchy.

It glides on without feeling sticky, and it doesn’t cling to areas like the hairline or eyebrows.

I would be nervous to use the tanning water on my body as there’s no guide colour (you can read my tried-and-tested roundup of the best fake tans for my recommendations), but it’s a trusty favourite for my face.

Review by Sophie Bates

Formula: Water Development time: 4-6 hours hours Size: 200ml Vegan: Yes

St Moriz Face & Body Tanning Mist With Coconut Fragrance, £4.66

St Moriz Face & Body Tanning Mist, £4.66 (was £6.99)

Pros: Dries quickly, not sticky, buildable, skin-loving ingredients, smells nice, no need to blend in, refreshing 

Cons: Needs up to eight hours to develop

Rating: 9/10

For me, tanning mists are as much about the added skincare ingredients and the pleasurable experience of spritzing myself to cool down during a heatwave.

And this one from St Moriz is affordable enough that you can spritz it to your heart’s delight.

The tropical coconut scent is pretty addictive and makes you feel as if you’re on holiday somewhere exotic.

Plus, the particles are so fine that you don’t need to blend the product in with a mitt or brush, so you can apply the mist on the go or in a slap-dash manner.

With that being the case, I’ve found myself misting away at any opportunity and in any location — from my office desks to the post office queue.

I tried it in the medium shade and found that, after around six to eight hours, it gave me a subtle golden glow.

And, because it’s packed with coconut oil and coconut water, it’ll quench the thirst of even the driest skin.

Formula: Mist Development time: 6 to 8 hours Size: 150ml Vegan: Yes

Tanologist Face and Body Drops £15.99

Tanologist Face and Body Drops £15.99

Pros: Suitable for face and body, a little goes a long way, three shade options, doesn’t go patchy, good value for money

Cons: Drops formula isn’t ideal for applying to the body

Rating: 8/10

Lottie Tomlinson’s brand Tanologist launched its face and body drops back in 2020, and the serum has been a hit ever since.

I mix the tanning drops with my moisturiser every time I fake tan to ensure my face matches my body, and the buildable formula makes it easy to colour match.

As it comes in three shades, I didn’t need to use as many drops at once, meaning the bottle lasts a lot longer than other alternatives.

I always wake up with a really nice glow whenever I use the drops, and they’ve never left me looking orange or patchy.

The drops claim to be for the face and body, but with the small bottle and pipette, I think it would be pretty challenging to get a good tan on the body with this (especially if you’re pale).

Review by Sophie Bates

Formula: Serum Development time: 4-6 hours hours Size: 30ml Vegan: Yes

Clarins Radiance-Plus Golden Glow Booster for Face, £18

Clarins Radiance-Plus Golden Glow Booster
for Face, £18 (was £23)

Pros: Easy to customise, good for sensitive skin, easy to dispense, natural

Cons: Small packaging, orange hands, if used too much can look orange around eyebrows etc

Rating: 7.5/10

I’d been hoping to try Clarins Radiance-Plus Golden Glow Booster for Face and was pretty happy with the results.

You can customise the intensity of your tan by adding two to three drops with your own moisturiser – great if you have sensitive skin. 

However, I found that when mixing the moisturiser and the tan, you could easily get left with orange stains on your hands.

With no smell and light formula, you really can’t tell it’s in your moisturiser upon application, but the tan after is natural, sun-kissed and even. 

The colour develops within a couple of hours, leaving you with a natural glow, and I recommend using it on alternative days to avoid telltale signs and an orange tint.

There were no marks on my white pillows, and it simply faded as with everyday cleansing, making it the perfect way to keep your natural (or fake) tan topped up. 

Formula: Liquid Development time: 4 hours + Shade Availability: 1 Size: 15ml Vegan: Yes

Bondi Sands Self Tan Drops, £10.66

Bondi Sands Self Tan Drops, £10.66 (was £15.99)

Pros: Perfect for those wanting deep tans, good price, easy to use, two shades to choose from

Cons: Have to be mindful of other skincare ingredients

Rating: 7/10

When it comes to tanning, Bondi Sands is my holy grail, and I’ve raved about Liquid Gold to everyone I know, so of course I had to try the tanning drops.

I used the shade Dark as, despite both Light and Dark shade options being buildable, the darker shade has a higher level of tanning actives than the lighter shade.

If you’re looking for that deep tan to match a rich body tan, then this is definitely for you.

However, you may need to avoid any skincare products containing Vitamins A, B, C, or D, as well as retinols, AHAs, and BHAs (commonly found in exfoliating products), as the exfoliation can lead to an uneven tan.

Also, despite claims on the site that the drops can be used on sensitive and blemish-prone skin, I did find that after using the drops for a while, I experienced small breakouts, which disappeared once I stopped using them.

On the whole, the drops are perfect for those wanting a deep, dark, and long-lasting even tan, and I would recommend them to anyone with non-problematic skin.

Formula: Liquid Development time: 4 hours + Shade Availability: 1 Size: 15ml Vegan: Yes

Coco & Eve Antioxidant Face Tanning Micromist, £19.50

Coco & Eve Antioxidants Face Tanning Mist, £19.50 (was £26)

Pros: Easy application, generous size, deep colour development while also being natural

Cons: Caused breakouts, quite concentrated spray

Rating: 6/10

I applied the Coco&Eve Antioxidant Face Tanning Micromist before bed and let the spray develop overnight.

The spray nozzle was quite concentrated and was definitely more of a squirt than a mist and dried relatively quickly, taking only a few minutes even with a generous amount. 

The tan had developed really well overnight: the colour was deep and sunkissed, while also being natural.

It left no streaks, but there was a subtle transfer on my linens.

After using a foam cleanser in the morning, I loved that it developed into a natural glow and worked with makeup.

While I loved the delivery of this tan in terms of ease of use, colour and development, I don’t think the blend agreed with my dry skin as I noticed breakouts. 

Formula: Spray Development time: Overnight / 8 hours Shade availability: 1 Shade Size: 75ml Vegan: Yes 

Best fake tans for face FAQs

How to fake tan for your face

Like fake tanning for the body, it’s important to prep the face before applying tanning products to ensure the best results.

It’s worth exfoliating the skin 24 hours before application to remove dead skin, as this will help the tan to go on nicely without clinging to dry patches.

The type of face fake tan you’re using will depend on how you moisturise, but in most cases, it’s recommended that you go in with a light moisturiser to hydrate the skin before application.

Most tanning drops can also be mixed with a moisturiser, which helps to evenly distribute the product across the skin.

Fake tan for the face can be applied using a mitt, tanning brush or your hands, but make sure you wash your hands after to remove any residue.

Once the tan is applied, use circular motions outwards to spread across the face, blending carefully around the hairline and eyebrows.

What is the best face fake tan for older skin?

As mature skin can be drier with deeper lines, it’s worth looking for a face fake tan containing hydrating ingredients.

Garnier’s Tanning Drops has hydrating ingredients including coconut water and hyaluronic acid, while Tan Luxe’s Anti-Age Self Tan Drops has been formulated specifically for mature skin.

The serum features a Tri-Collagen Booster that works to restore dull skin, while the glycopeptides, Raspberry Seed Oil, Aloe Vera and Vitamin E hydrates for a glowy finish.

For a moisturiser to pair with the tanning drops, you can read Sun Shopping’s roundup of the best moisturisers for mature skin.

What is the best face fake tan spray?

There are plenty of fake tan sprays for the face, from top brands including Cocoa and Eve, Garnier and Bare by Vogue.

Fake tan sprays for the face often include skincare ingredients which helps to hydrate while bronzing the complexion.

The method is also an easy way to apply tan to the skin, but beauty fans should be careful to not miss any spots in order to ensure an even application.

Unlike tanning drops that can leave residue on the hands if not washed off quickly, face mists are efficient for tanning with minimal effort, and can even be used on the go.

How to get fake tan off your face

As the skin on the face is far more sensitive than the body, it’s important to be super gentle when it comes to removing fake tan.

Gentle exfoliation will help to break down the tan, which can be done through a facial scrub, toner or mask.

Over-using an exfoliator can irritate the skin and damage the skin’s barrier (which can take months to repair), so it may not be the best option for sensitive skin types.

Fake tan on the face tends to fade at a faster rate than on the body due to the use of skincare products like cleansers and oils (which is handy if you overdo it on the tanning drops).

Where can I buy fake tan for face?

If you’re looking for a face self-tan, you can find some of the best ones online at beauty shops. It’ll most often be in the tanning or suncare section and you can shop from more niche sites to find specific products. Here are some of our places to buy self-tan.

• Amazon
• Boots
• Beauty Bay
• Cult Beauty
• John Lewis
• LookFantastic
• Sephora
• Superdrug

TOTTENHAM are on the hunt for a new manager after sacking Ange Postecoglou.

Despite ending a 17-year trophy drought in spectacular fashion and bringing the club Champions League football, the Aussie has been ordered to empty his desk by Daniel Levy.

Bookmakers talkSPORT BET have now SLASHED the odds of Brentford’s Thomas Frank to replace Ange as the new Spurs boss.

The Dane is now comfortably odds-on at 1/2 to take over the Europa League champions.

That win on the continent had saved the club’s season, ensuring Champions League football next term and papering over a poor domestic campaign.

But we shouldn’t be surprised – he told us all he was going to win a trophy.

Speaking to Australian media after the season ended, Ange seemed defiant on his future, saying: “I didn’t want us to just enjoy the moment, I also wanted us to think about what’s next — don’t settle for this.”

The longer it went without any indication from the club, the more it looked like his job had also been saved by the European trophy.

Which was just as well, given he admitted putting the Premier League on the backburner to clinch silverware and give the fans something to cheer.

But despite a reported compensation payout of £4million, a total of 22 losses in the top flight left Levy with no other choice but to sack yet another manager.

Frank is now the 1/2 favourite with talkSPORT BET to be Spurs‘ new manager, which is a significant move for the market.

The current Brentford boss has developed a persona for fast, attacking football, highlighted by Bryan Mbeumo and Yoane Wissa’s excellent scoring return in the league last season.

The Bees are now a stalwart in the Premier League under his stewardship and were even in the hunt for Europe going into the final weeks.

He has won 54 of his 152 league games in charge at the Gtech with 228 goals scored and 224 conceded in that period.

Marco Silva and recently-sacked Michael Carrick are joint second favourites but are big prices at 8/1.

Silva has been linked with the Spurs role for some time now, with Carrick having recently been sacked by Middlesbrough.

Oliver Glasner (12/1) was strongly linked with Spurs after guiding Crystal Palace to FA Cup glory but both he and the club have been adamant saying he’ll remain in charge.

Xavi (14/1) and Scott Parker (20/1) have their admirers and have been linked but this opportunity looks set to pass them by.

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TRAVEL lovers have been lapping up a big brand cabin bag that’s even more penny-pinching than Primark’s own version.

There’s nothing worse than getting caught out by militant measures – and here’s the answer.

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The Robert Dyas Underseat bag has captured the imagination of flyers[/caption]

To avoid paying for an overpriced cabin bag, shoppers have been going potty for the Robert Dyas Underseat Cabin Bag.

Available in black/red, it comes in at a savvy £7.99 and is ideal for short breaks or business trips.

The travel companion is priced even lower than Primark’s £12 Underseat Bag.

High Quality Cabin Carry on Holdall Bag Duffel Under Seat. Additional sleeve section on the back to fit over trolley case handles. Adjustable shoulder strap and top carry handle.

Happy customers reviewed online: “Great bag to take on plane.”

A second added: “Underseat travel bag. Perfect size to use when travelling. Strong bag, easy to fold and store away.”

A third praised: “Looks good and roomy, ideal to take onboard a plane and lots of compartments for important stuff.”

“Perfect lightweight bag, just what I wanted,” applauded a fourth.

“Excellent quality and value,” wrote another.

“Very good. Correct dimensions for small bag to take as cabin bag. Love it!” penned another.

“Very sturdy, great quality bag. Amazing price. Perfect for Ryanair‘s ridiculously stringent sizing policy. Managed to ram more into it than I envisaged,” advised a fifth.

All Ryanair passengers can bring a small personal bag on board but this must fit under the seat in front of you.

All over-sized cabin bags will be refused at the boarding gate, or where available put in the hold for a fee.

Anyone wanting to bring another bag, you’ll need to upgrade and pay extra for priority and two cabin bags or checked baggage.

Many angry passengers have been caught out by Ryanair’s strict baggage allowance for flights.

However, the Robert Dyas lightweight bag has a 20L capacity with dimensions H:25 x W:40 x D:5 cm and fits perfectly under the seat.

With a front zip for passports and essentials, it features carry grab handles with an adjustable shoulder strap.

Made from strong polyester, it also offers a one year guarantee.

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Ryanair has angered passengers by charging them for oversized baggage[/caption]

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ANGE POSTECOGLOU has been sacked by Tottenham despite ending the club’s 17-year trophy drought, it’s understood.

Spurs beat Manchester United 1-0 in Bilbao to lift the Europa League last month – sparking incredible scenes, both at San Mames and back home at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.

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Ange Postecoglou lifts the Europa League trophy[/caption]

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Postecoglou hugs chairman Daniel Levy following the Europa League final[/caption]

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The Aussie remained popular with several players in his squad[/caption]

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Postecoglou delivered on his silverware promise[/caption]

Postecoglou, 59, vowed after the match that he wanted to stay at Spurs, insisting his work was not “complete”.

Nevertheless, chairman Daniel Levy has decided to end the Aussie’s reign, with the club’s dire Premier League form costing Postecoglou his job.

Tottenham finished the season with a 4-1 home defeat by Brighton that left them 17th in the table with 38 points – their worst in Prem history.

They fell six points short of their previous worst points tally of 44 in 1997-98.

Postecoglou’s record in two years at Spurs reads 47 wins from 101 games, with a win percentage of 47 per cent.

As SunSport reported Fabio Paratici is to return to Tottenham as managing director and will play a key role in finding the club’s next manager.

The Italian, 52, was the club’s managing director of football between 2021 and 2023, before being forced to resign in April 2023 after being hit with a two-and-a-half-year worldwide ban by Fifa due to financial malpractice at previous club Juventus.

Paratici is thought to be a fan of former Ajax boss Francesco Farioli.

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Marco Silva, Andoni Iraola and Oliver Glasner are all thought to be in the frame.

Postecoglou’s reign began amid a wave of optimism in North London.

He arrived at Tottenham in June 2023, having been poached from Celtic where he won back-to-back Scottish Premiership titles.

Postecoglou had initially appeared to be a breath of fresh air following the miserable reigns of Jose Mourinho, Nuno Espirito Santo and Antonio Conte.

His tenure began in style as Tottenham made the club’s best-ever start to a Premier League season.

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Postecoglou celebrates with his jubilant players in Bilbao[/caption]

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The Aussie, 59, claps the travelling Tottenham supporters[/caption]

Spurs won eight and drew two of their first ten Premier League games despite the exit of club icon and record scorer Harry Kane on the eve of Postecoglou’s first match in charge.

They were top of the table until a crazy 4-1 home defeat by Chelsea and a slew of injuries in late October triggered a steady decline in form.

Tottenham finished fifth following a dismal end to the campaign, but many fans still felt optimistic about Postecoglou’s tenure.

However, Spurs struggled with a long list of injuries this season and despite a landmark 4-0 win over champions Man City at the Etihad in November, they were frustratingly fragile domestically.

Following the City thrashing, Spurs won just one Premier League game in the next 71 days – and that was against Southampton – before eventually ending their barren run at Brentford in January.

‘QUE SERA, SERA’

Postecoglou pleaded for patience amid a heavy injury crisis across the winter months.

And with his first choice defence and front line restored, he was able to guide Spurs to Europa League glory.

Following the final, Postecoglou said: “I would be disappointed if we don’t continue on this path.

“It is difficult to buy into one person’s vision. I have been a serial winner.

“I know people dismiss what I have won because it didn’t happen here, but they were hard earned.

Coming third was not going to change this football club, winning a trophy would, that was my ambition and I was prepared to wear it if it did not happen.”

Ange Postecoglou

“There is huge relief. You carry the weight of responsibility and 150 times I have been a spokesman for this club.

“There are no planned meetings. I’ll go back to my hotel room with friends and family, open up a nice bottle of scotch, a massive parade on Friday, game on Sunday against Brighton and then holiday. Then que sera, sera.”

Postecoglou added: “I know our league form has been unacceptable.

“But coming third was not going to change this football club, winning a trophy would, that was my ambition and I was prepared to wear it if it did not happen.

“People kept reminding me of it because we were getting closer but I’m happy with that.”

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Delighted Daniel Levy congratulates Postecoglou – but has now axed him[/caption]

THIS is the terrifying moment a car was found dangling over a cliff edge, sparking a nerve-shredding rescue mission.

The white SUV was spotted teetering over the cliff by passersby, with its occupants moments away from a near-perilous fall.

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The footage shows people helping tilt a car back down after they saw it dangling over a cliff edge[/caption]

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The SUV had reportedly skidded off the road[/caption]

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A group of Good Samaritans found it in the precarious spot and pulled over to help[/caption]

The vehicle had reportedly swerved off the road after skidding on snow on the Xinjiang Duku Highway in western China.

It was left dangling precariously with its rear left wheel elevated off the ground.

A group of Good Samaritans found it in the precarious spot and pulled over to help.

The SUV’s driver was found apparently unable to reverse the car onto the icy roadside or get out of the vehicle safely.

A woman, named only as Ms Deng by local media, filmed the rescue effort as she and her friends stopped to help.

They had been on a trip to a lake as they drove up the mountain – and pulled over when they spotted the dangling car.

The video begins with a look at just how fraught the situation is as the passersby approach the trapped vehicle.

They begin to try and heave the car back to safety as more and more motorists park nearby to lend a hand.

In a heart-stopping moment, one of the rescue party removes a suitcase from the back of the car – risking shifting more weight onto the car’s front tyres.

A rumble of thunder can be heard as the rescue mission becomes increasingly tense.

But at least six men lend their strength to helping keep the car on the ledge, gradually pulling it back to safety.

Eventually, they manage to heave the SUV further back from the brink.

The rescuers then tie a rope onto the back of the car to properly drag it back to firm ground.

According to reports, the two unnamed people inside the vehicle were unharmed in the bone-chilling ordeal.

Authorities have warned motorists to be aware of weather conditions and to maintain a safe distance when driving, News X has reported.

They also urge road users to park properly on the viewing platforms.

The Duku Highway sits on what was historically known as the Silk Road.

It is as well known for its stunning views and landscapes as it is for its dangerous driving conditions.

Back in 2021, another car rolled off a cliff edge on the same highway.

While several family members were able to leap out of the car in time, but one woman inside was unable to escape in time.

She survived the fall, but suffered severe hip injuries.

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Authorities have warned motorists to be aware of weather conditions[/caption]

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Eventually, they manage to heave the SUV back from the brink[/caption]