News about Paul Gascoigne

Channel 4's bloodbath of axes appears to be rumbling on, as production has reportedly been halted on the fan-favourite show 24 Hours In A&E. The medical series has been a staple for the channel since 2011, but staff have reportedly been told that plans to film new episodes in the autumn have been shelved. It follows the day-to-day activity in St George's Accident and Emergency Department and most recently in Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham. 

Channel 4 has reportedly axed popular show Scared of the Dark after just one series despite its huge success.  Hosted by Danny Dyer, the experimental TV show asked a whole host of famous faces to live in complete darkness for a week as they were tasked with various challenges.  Former footballer Paul Gascoigne was crowned the series winner after living eight days in complete darkness as he beat Love Island's Chloe Burrows, ex boxer Chris Eubank and comedian Chris McCausland in the competition. 

The seven-day search for gunman Raoul Moat (left, middle and left inset) in July 2010 was the biggest manhunt in modern British history and made headlines around the world. After killing one person and wounding two others in a two-day shooting spree, Moat managed to evade the police for days by camping out in the Northumbrian countryside. The pursuit was turned into a controversial new ITV drama series The Hunt For Raoul Moat last year. Here is how the drama that gripped the nation unfolded.

OLIVER HOLT: Any list - your list as well as mine - can be dominated by those who are not on it. However, it should really be about the participants who are on it. This list is meant to be a salute to them and of football's rich, rich past, as well as what the game means to all of us and what players represent and why they capture something in us. You'll disagree with some of the names on the list, and you'll be correct. Another man's garbage is another man's treasure. The depth of our passion for the game and the ferocity of our opinions about the players are only two of the factors that make football so beautiful.

After the capacity crowd erupted, Venables, who managed the national team from 1994 to 1996, was warmly remembered ahead of kick-off. The FA invited the Euro 96 team, which included Gascoigne and Alan Shearer, to attend a commemoration service in the Wembley Suite before attending the match from the Royal Box. It was the first England game since Venables, who also appeared on the front of the official matchday programme, died in November aged 80. Gascoigne was pictured ahead of kick-off in a dramatic three-piece suit and black tie. During his career, England capped the football legend 57 times, but he has battled alcohol and mental health issues for the past 40 years.

Since the Three Lions' inaugural international fixture against Scotland in 1872, 1277 players have had the honor of representing England. Many of these celebrities have adapted to folklore and become national stars, including Peter Shilton, Paul Gascoigne, and late great Sir Bobby Charlton. However, several others have left the international stage by barely leaving a mark, with 365 players falling in the top one-cap wonders list.

IAN LADYMAN: Paul Gascoigne's autobiography was selected as a Sports Book of the Year in 2004 and with good reason. It's utterly convincing. Gascoigne said, 'This is the third time I have won in two years.' I've also won against alcohol and opioids. I hope it's for life.' Gascoigne expressed the hope on the High Performance Podcast this week, revealing that it had not been in vain. The former Tottenham, Newcastle, and England midfield player has been sleeping in his agent's spare room and seeking solace from Alcoholics Anonymous's meetings.

Magic formulas must exist for successful TV shows, but actors and writers have yet to find a foolproof spell. Instead, they keep falling back on the classics, remaking favourite shows in the hopes that lightning will strike twice. Here we examine eight classics and compare them to their remakes - some are better than the original, some are more popular but equally good, and at least one of them is a horrible clunker.

Gascoigne, 56, has openly battled mental illness and heroin use since his legendary football career came to an end. It was announced yesterday that he and his manager Katie Davies now live on a residential street in Poole, seven miles away from Bournemouth. Gazza'also revealed that after being clean for a few months, after arriving on the south coast, he'd be stopped by football fans for a drink and how he went on four-day booze benders.

Paul Gascoigne, the England legend, has opened up about his interminable struggle to remain sober, revealing that he is still living in his agent's spare room and returning to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings. Since beginning his career in football, Gascoigne, 56, has openly combated mental illness and heroin use. Gascoigne, who is regarded as one of the best English players of all time, made 57 appearances for his country, as well as for a variety of clubs, including Newcastle, Tottenham, Lazio, and Rangers.

Gary Lineker has revealed a revolting habit that Paul Gascoigne used to force his England teammates to communal baths. The two actors were among the finest of their time and played for England together several times.

One of football's greatest miracles is the extraordinary tale of Italian team Castel di Sangro and their meteoric rise from local football to Serie B. Their journey, chronicled by American writer Joe McGinniss, also ranks among the best works of football literature. However, one chapter in particular stands out as more strange than fiction - Robert Raku Ponnick's bizarre cameo. It's the fall of 1996, and Castel di Sangro, the miracle-workers from the tiny Abruzzo town of only 5,500 people, is at its zenith. They have increased from the Seconda Categoria of the Abruzzo regional league through six promotions, each more unexpected than the previous one, to the second tier of the Italian game in less than a decade.

After the England star's '12-hour tequila bender in Belfast,' Paul Gascoigne told troubled Marcus Rashford, 'don't make the same mistakes as me.' Rashford, a Manchester United forward, spent a boozy night out before being stricken and missing training, resulting in him being ruled out of a match in FA Cup. According to reports, the 26-year-old has been fined £650,000 for his antics, the equivalent of two weeks' wages.

As she jetted off to the Maldives, Bianca Gascoigne admitted she was getting'major anxiety' when flying with her 11-month-old baby daughter. In February 2023, Bianca, the adopted daughter of former footballer Paul Gascoigne, gave birth to her first child Blake Sunshine with her now fiancé Arron Wright in February 2023. The 37-year-old girl appeared in Koh Samui, Thailand, in December, where she announced her engagement and moved to the Maldives on Wednesday. In an Instagram story ahead of her flight to The Maldives, Bianca said: 'Anyone else get major anxiety when flying with their bubba? I used to love flying, but not in a way. Now that there is a little bit of turbulence, I'm shook; I don't want anything to happen to my little princess! #mumworry,' want to keep her safe at all times.'

Within four years of hanging up their boots, four out of ten professional footballers go bankrupt. Today, MailOnline examines some of those, including Emile Heskey, who had financial difficulties. The former Liverpool striker's earnings plummeted to £12 million, while Paul Gascoigne's £20 million fortune disappeared. Keith Gillespie, a former Northern Ireland international who was one of the best young players of his time, gambled away more than £7 million, similar to former Arsenal midfielder Paul Merson. Jermaine Pennant, right, remarked on his poor financial discipline: 'I could have been a billionaire and still f***ed it up,' he said.'

Fans are eager to find out who will be crowned the champion of the 2024 series, from iconic soap stars to X Factor legends, with even one actor lucky enough to win the show twice. Here is a look at the former stars who have been crowned in the past as this year's Dancing On Ice premieres this Sunday.

Gazza, the legendary England midfielder, could 'only string a sentence together' if he was spotted outside the Bournemouth budget hotel (inset). As Good Samaritan Terry Swinton (right) stepped in, he was seen arguing with a man and woman who had reportedly been trying to get money from a 56-year-old boy. The newspaper owner, 54, was staying at the hotel when he went outside for a cigarette and saw his 'hero' look worse for wear. He did not witness a fight but told the pair that they should 'do one' when they tried to grab the £10 he promised Gascoigne to get a taxi home. Mr Swinton led the former Tottenham midfielder back inside and waited for ten minutes before leaving him with hotel employees.

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The run-up to Christmas can be a nightmare for women, with pubs full of pissed men armed with flaccid sprigs of mistleto

This evening, the winner of the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award is expected to be announced. Last year, Beth Mead was named as the BBC Sports Personality of the Year by a sweeping campaign for team and country. She joined Bobby Moore as one of only six footballers to win SPOTY and the first since Ryan Giggs in 2009. The other notables on the list include Paul Gascoigne (1990), Michael Owen (1998), and David Beckham (2001).

The firm manufactures around 10% of NHS mental health beds and claims that it received over 90% of its earnings from public organizations last year. However, Prioritizing Prioritization has come into sharper focus after a study released last month by risk management company Hedgeye argued that the company was 'burning money' and was secured in onerous lease deals with an American medical property company. Prioritization Group, a source close to Priory Group, denied the allegations.

In Rangers Football Club's Christmas advert, Paul Gascoigne made a comedic surprise appearance. In the 1990s, the legendary midfielder, who was also known affectionately as Gazza, captained for Scotland, served for the Scottish team. He helped the club win two league titles, a Scottish Cup, and a Scottish League Cup while playing for Rangers.

After the group mistakenly wore a retro club kit during a show in Dallas last month, Korean pop sensation STAYC was welcomed to a tour Rangers' stadium. On the US leg of their World Tour, the six-piece girl group had attempted to win over the crowd. STAYC, meaning Stacey, wanted to wear the kit of the Texas Rangers, a local baseball team that was competing in Major League Baseball's World Series.

These Korean pop stars certainly earned top praise for their efforts to convince the locals of Texas that they should not be involved in this conflict. However, they ended up struggling to strike the right note due to an embarrassing gaffe. STAYC (left) a six-piece girl team that wanted to impress the Dallas audience by wearing the kit of local baseball team Texas Rangers (top right). However, the singers made a major faux pas when they turned up wearing retro Glasgow Rangers (bottom right) strips instead.