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Passing of the million milestone
A FOOTBALL legend who became Britain’s first £1 million player has passed away at his home on the Costa del Sol.
Former England star Trevor Francis suffered a heart attack at his Marbella villa, where he spent half the year.
He was just 69 and had been ‘enjoying life’ when he was struck with his second attack.
During an illustrious playing career, he played for Birmingham City, Manchester
City and Nottingham Forest, where he won back-to-back European Cup winning medals.
The football legend maintained his fitness with daily power walks and an annual health check.
According to his spokesman, Francis had been ‘enjoying life very much having eventually got over the death of his wife.’ Helen had passed away six years ago after a battle with cancer.
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Royal House he could not be tried in England. Judges at the Court of Appeal agreed , but decided his immunity did not cover the time since he abdicated in June 2014.
Zu Sayn-WittgensteinSayn's legal team led by Jonathan Kaplan KC said the application to throw out her claim should be refused.
“The defendant continues to make every effort to prevent the court from determining this claim,” said Caplan.
“The suggestion made on behalf of the defendant that the claim is somehow abusive in that it is by itself designed to harass a vulnerable elderly statesman is both unfounded and bold,” he stated.
AS temperatures hit sizzling highs around Spain, A Place in The Sun star Laura Hamilton has found a way to cool off. Following the shooting of the latest series in Spain, Laura decided to have some ‘me time’.
The 41-year-old slipped into a swimsuit, grabbed a cocktail and headed for the pool, before posting this snap on Instagram, hashtagging it ‘I love my job’. And she advised fellow visitors to use plenty of high factor suncream as temperatures reached 39C.