YOU know you're a special jockey when people line the streets to celebrate your success.
James Davies is probably too young to remember it.
But there he was, back in 1985, being cradled by his mother as the three of them got cheered through the town of Cardigan in Wales.
His old man was returning a Grand National legend after causing one of the biggest upsets ever.
But in truth, it was a miracle he was even there at all.
AN unlucky tourist was left in a serious condition after a foot-long needlefish impaled him in the neck while he was swimming in Thailand.
Gruesome pictures show the man lying in a hospital bed with the pointy fish sticking out of him by its snout.
At the time, he was apparently swimming with friends at Ao Tan Khu beach in the southeastern Thai region of Trat, famous for its white sands and coral reefs wedged between the Gulf of Thailand and Cambodia.
EVANNA Lynch made her film debut 17 years ago when she appeared in Harry Potter And The Order Of The Phoenix.
The young actress landed the role of quirky character Luna Lovegood – and looked pretty different almost two decades ago.
Evanna was born in County Louth, Ireland, and had been an avid Harry Potter fan since she was in primary school.
When she was 11-years-old, Evanna wrote to JK Rowling about her love for the novels and the pair corresponded.
MOLLY-MAE Hague stunned fans when she revealed her "real hair" ahead of her daughter's birth.
The reality star, 23, who is currently expecting her first child with boyfriend Tommy Fury, showed off her natural tresses after removing her hair extensions. The YouTuber said that she was ditching the fake hair as the quality of her real locks had improved during pregnancy. Alongside a clip of her removing her golden extensions, Molly said: "
THERE are a lot of people who talk about “the law” who don’t seem to much care for it.
In the past year, ever since then Home Secretary Priti Patel announced her Rwanda migrant plan, the Left in this country has been in overdrive.
The plan is against the law, they say.
Last year, when a plane with a few dozen illegal migrants on it was due to take off to Rwanda, central Africa, it was stopped at the last minute by meddling human rights lawyers and left-wing activists.