The London-born stylist behind Frizz-Ease and Joanna Lumley's famous Purdey bob has died peacefully surrounded by his family.
Author: Kevin Waters (Kevin Waters)
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FOUR IN 16 MINUTES: PSG rip Villarreal apart as Barcelona sink Aston Villa on wild Champions League night
Paris Saint-Germain hit Villarreal for six, scoring four inside 17 minutes, while Barcelona beat Aston Villa 3-0 and Bayern won in Madrid in Tuesday's Champions League action.
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BIG GUNS BACK: Porter, Baird and Hansen in line for Ireland returns against Argentina as Doris and Conan injuries bite
Three key players who have not featured in a Test for a year are set to return for Ireland v Argentina on Friday, but Andy Farrell is without his first-choice back-row pairing.
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AIR HORNS ON STANDBY: Emergency alert plan in place as McIlroy chases Race to Dubai crown in Abu Dhabi with Lowry absent
Play will be halted the moment an official emergency alert sounds at the Abu Dhabi Championship, where Rory McIlroy starts his bid for a fifth straight Race to Dubai title.
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BLUE AND GOLD GOODBYE: Three-time All-Ireland winner Séamus Kennedy calls time on Tipperary career at 33
Clonmel dual star Séamus Kennedy has retired from inter-county hurling after 11 years with Tipperary, bowing out with three Liam MacCarthy Cup medals.
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ROYAL FLUSH: King’s former colt Point Of Law wins Melbourne Cup as Maher trains first three home and O’Brien’s best is fourth
Point Of Law, bred and once owned by King Charles, landed the 166th Melbourne Cup for Ciaron Maher, who made history by training the first three home. Joseph O'Brien's Sons And Lovers was fourth.
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NUNO AXED: West Ham sack Espirito Santo after back-to-back home defeats leave Hammers off the pace in Championship
West Ham have dismissed Nuno Espirito Santo and two of his coaches after consecutive home losses, with Scott Parker reported to be the club's choice to replace him.
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BACK FROM THE BRINK: Cunha double completes stunning Man United comeback against Roma as under-fire Carrick ends winless run
Two goals down at the break, Manchester United roared back to beat Roma 3-2 at Old Trafford, ending a nine-game winless run that had piled pressure on Michael Carrick.
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NINE DAYS TO STOP A STRIKE: Bid to revive public sector pay talks as Taoiseach insists 7.75% deal is ‘not a small offer’
A WRC-led group met both sides on Tuesday as unions lined up a second national strike for 12 November and the row spilled into the Dáil.
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FACTORY BOOM: Irish manufacturers hire at fastest pace in three months, but rising energy and fuel bills are being passed on
The AIB manufacturing PMI dipped slightly to 55.2 in October but new orders surged, while input cost inflation hit its highest level since June.