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MAURA Higgins has been’confirmed’ for a huge reality show after being replaced on Love Island USA.
It was revealed last week that Maura, 34, had been replaced as a host on Love Island USA – but she’s already moving on.
Maura has been named as one of the stars of the upcoming series of The Traiters USA, after the cast list leaked online.
It comes after The Sun revealed Irish beauty Maura was set to appear on the show.
SUN Racing’s Saturday tips are below.
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LONGSHOT
NORTHERN TICKER (3.35 York)
He has few miles on the clock and followed two wins with a good third at Redcar when last seen.
EACH-WAY THIEF
FINANCER (2.25 York)
He was a good third at Thirsk last time and Tim Easterby has a good record in this race.
MAELSTROM (3.35 York)
He made it three wins in a row at Haydock last time and likes this trip.
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THIS weekend is very much the calm before the Royal Ascot storm – but I still reckon I’ve managed to unearth a tasty punt.
I’m hoping to warm up for the big meeting with a decent eachway run from Blue For You in the 7f handicap at York.
My selection is handicapped to go well for David O’Meara and Danny Tudhope.
To be honest I don’t often get this yard right, but I think Blue For You is worth taking a risk on as an animal who loves the track.
Blue For You usually goes over a mile, and was a winner at York in July of last year off 95.
Having not scored since, he’s on 95 again now, and he had a perfectly decent run over 7f at Haydock in April.
He’s hard to predict but a few quid each-way is, in my opinion, well worth it.
Elsewhere at York I wonder if some headgear will spark up Chillingham? Time will tell… but I’ll give him a go each-way too.
Meanwhile, the Greyhound Derby final is here and it’s the defending champion against a fellow Irish champion in a right old smashup.
That’s what we get in the climax of the coveted £175,000 Starsports Greyhound Derby at Towcester on Saturday night, which promises to be an absolute belter.
De Lahdedah, handled by Liam Dowling, bids to become just the fifth greyhound in history to achieve back-to-back successes.
And remember those that have done so are names from yesteryear that will always live long in the memory of dog loving fans.
Think Mick the Miller (1929-30), Patricias Hope (1972-3), Rapid Ranger (2000-1) and my personal favourite Westmead Hawk (2005-6).
But to score, De Lahdedah will have to destroy Graham Holland’s Bockos Diamond, who aims to make history and do something only Toms the Best has ever achieved, and that’s to land the Irish and English Derby.
This is a proper race, and after ITV duties at York I’m dashing straight to Towcester to enjoy the moment.
I hope you will be there to. Those in charge have put on loads of entertainment and music throughout the day.
It will be a party atmosphere. So come on down and say hello.
If you can’t get to watch the race live on track, then remember all the action can be seen on the Gone to the Dogs live channel.
You’ll find it with a simple ‘Google’ search.
And if you are a dog lover, don’t forget there is a Just Giving page to support the rehoming of greyhounds.
Any support is always welcome and it’s something the game takes very seriously.
So who will win? And is this a two dog race?
Well the answer to the latter question is clearly no. We have all been around too long to dismiss the unexpected.
As is always the case in greyhound racing, though, the draw is crucial and Bockos Diamond is plotted up in the black and white stripes of Trap 6, with kennel companion Cheap Sandwiches next to him in the orange of Trap 5.
That also happened in the semi-finals, when Bockos Diamond destroyed Cheap Sandwiches for early pace.
The former doesn’t always get out as quickly as he did that day, in an impressive 3.95s. But Trap 6 seems to be the spot where he traps best.
Cheap Sandwiches also chased home Bockos Diamond in his Irish Derby victory, where the latter dashed better early pace despite not getting an electric start.
Some have a theory that the inside of the track is the place to be at Towcester, and that means De Lahdedah will have plenty of supporters.
He’s in the white jacket of Trap 3, and that box holds no terrors for him, although he landed his semi-final from the blue of Trap 2.
De Lahdedah will need luck in the early stages, as he’s a strong stayer who lacks early dash.
He does, however, have tremendous track craft and he’ll keep plugging away.
If Bockos Diamond gets away I can’t see him being picked up, but we are talking narrow margins here.
It just promises to be a wonderful event, and greyhounds are beautiful animals to watch in fluent motion.
Their long, powerful legs, deep chest, flexible spine and slim build allow them to reach speeds of 40mph.
Bockos Diamond will need to use all those attributes at 9.15pm tonight. Shine bright Bockos, like a diamond.
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A FORGOTTEN Coronation Street storyline could be revived as fans ‘suss out’ a shock paternity twist.
Kit Green (Jacob Roberts) has become a major presence on the cobbles since arriving last year.
Viewers have already suspected he is the biological father of troublesome Brody Michaelis (Ryan Mulvey).
Writing online, fans have speculated another shock paternity twist for Kit – and it could tie into a “forgotten” mystery.
One person penned on Reddit: “The DNA test hasn’t been taken yet but I think Kit has already been confirmed to be the father of Brody.
“Was he missing tonight bc he was taking the test?
“How long will he have to wait for the results?”
The online user then turned their attention to Betsy Swain (Sydney Martin) – the daughter of Kit’s police colleague Lisa Swain (Vicky Myers).
They added: “Betsy’s father/ the donor was brought up tonight. I know he was used as a lie, but it got me thinking.
“Betsy is likely 17 now, so maybe in around a year, she’ll want to learn more about him.
“He’s probably just a stranger, but if he were someone on the street, who could it be?
“Kit would probably be the most likely guess, but he would’ve been 13/14 when Becky got pregnant.
“Also, that would potentially make Brody her half- brother.”
Another fan disagreed, writing: “I don’t think a 13/14 year old would be allowed to donate sperm so Kit being Betsy’s dad seems highly unlikely.”
A third shared: “Steve or David are more likely than Kit.”
While a fourth remarked: “Why are people so obsessed with who Betsy’s father is? He’s just a sperm donor most likely a randomer wanting to earn some money like Lisa said.”
Betsy is the biological daughter of Lisa’s late wife, Becky Swain – who died in 2021.
By Jake Penkethman, TV Reporter
1960-1968 – Whilst the Coronation Street set remained on Quay Street for 53 years, it actually had three separate studio sites. The first was an entirely indoor wooden set which was used for the first eight years of filming. This encompassed a replica of the Street built entirely indoors. The set was known to be awkward for actors to use and the houses brought to three quarter scale.
1968-1982 – In 1968, the addition of an outdoor set was created to adjoin the existing indoor set which was still used for filming right up until 1982. The set was used only when required with many of the show’s cast reportedly hating it and describing it as ‘the coldest place on Earth’.
1982-2013 – A brand new set was officially constructed in 1982 and was almost built fully to scale but still only permitted for one car to drive down the cobbled street. The house were purpose-built using reclaimed Salford brick in order to give it the most authentic feel possible. During these years, some of the show’s buildings were adapted to allow for both interior and exterior filming at the same time. These locations included Elliott’s Butchers, Barlow’s Buys, Prima Doner and Webster’s Autos. The final scenes to be recorded on this site occurred in December 2013. By early 2014, it began operating as a tourist attraction for around two years before ultimately being demolished and re-purposed in 2017.
2014-present – In early 2014, the show’s set moved to the TV hub of the North – MediaCityUK in nearby Salford Quays. It is now located a stone’s throw from major TV studio Dock 10 as well as the BBC’s base in the North – home to Blue Peter, Newsround, BBC Breakfast and BBC Sport. The new set was even bigger and built to 9/10 the scale of a real street and allowed for two card to be travelling down the road at opposite sides for the very first time. The site has even undergone major expansions during its 10 years. Just four years after opening in 2018, a brand new set extension was unveiled which introduced viewers to Victoria Gardens for the first time in its history. The Weatherfield North tram stop also became visible as did a series of shops which became used as part of product placement advertising deals. Brands to have been seen on the Street so far include a Co-Op, a Costa Coffee and a branch of Hay’s Travel. Four years later in 2022, another brand new set was unveiled, this time being the heavily mentioned Weatherfield Precinct. It became the first time in 62 years that the area had ever been seen on screens. It fearued a variety of shop fronts, a playground and a number of small flats which have begun to house more and more residents on the street in recent months.
Since arriving in Coronation Street, she had a short-lived bond with reformed bully Mason Radcliffe (Luca Toolan).
Although this ended in tragedy when Mason was killed off at the start of the year.
Betsy has also adjusted to life with her mum’s new partner, Carla Connor (Alison King).
Coronation Street airs on ITV1 and ITVX.
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