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SHOCKING footage shows the moment a shop worker tackled a fleeing crook by grabbing him by the throat.
Video captured at the scene shows a man in a black jacket running from a Co-op store as another female member of staff tries and fails to trip him.
The video which resurfaced recently – after it was filmed last year- shows a pony-tailed woman confronting the burglar in a Co-op in Edgeley, Manchester.
It has now gone viral again after recirculating on social media.
The woman was seen taking hold of the cowering crook by his neck and pushes him back into the store in Stockport.
Footage then shows her forcefully slamming him against a wall and ordering him to drop his haul.
She could be heard shouting at the baseball-cap wearing man: “Do you want me again!? Do you want me again!”, as she ordered him to put down the stolen items.
Two other members of staff then arrive on the scene to try and diffuse the tense situation.
The footage has been widely shared on social media, with one person saying: “We need more people like this.”
Another added: “This is how to deal with thieving scum.”
A third added: “She will probably lose her job for her bravery.”
At the time, police had recorded record shopping levels during the previous year – over 430,104 offences had been recorded.
That record was shattered in 2024 when police recorded a staggering 516,971 incidents.
Yet only a fifth resulted in a charge while more than half of investigations ended with no suspect identified.
The figures from the Office for National Statistics came after a Sun investigation exposed the scale of shoplifting from Greggs.
The bakery was hit particularly hard during the surge of shoplifting.
Greggs was forced to move several of its sandwiches and drinks behind counters, as they faced a theft every 20 minutes.
According to Tom Ironside, a member of the British Retail Consortium, shoplifting is costing businesses over £2billion.
“While the ONS statistics show shoplifting at record levels, the figures severely underestimate the problem.
“They are equivalent to less than two incidents per shop per year. Shopkeepers will tell you they’re lucky if a day goes by without a shoplifting incident.”
The Co-op has been contacted for comment
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TRENT ALEXANDER-ARNOLD was caught up in a Club World Cup clash far more dramatic than anyone could have predicted as he made his Real Madrid debut.
The ex-Liverpool right-back played the first 64 minutes of a 1-1 draw against Saudi big spenders Al-Hilal.
And the England ace had an eventful evening at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.
He saw Gonzalo Garcia slot a brilliant team goal to launch Xabi Alonso‘s reign as Real boss in majestic style.
But former Wolves anchorman Ruben Neves soon levelled with a 41st-minute penalty after Raul Asencio pulled Marcos Leonardo’s short.
Al-Hilal were furious with a spot-kick award against Mohammed Al Qahtani when his arm went across Fran Garcia’s face on the corner of the box in the 90th minute.
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But ex-Sevilla keeper Yassine Bounou guessed correctly from Federico Valverde’s penalty – plunging to his right to keep it out and ensure a deserved point in the Group H opener.
Meanwhile, TAA was not just in a new top, he had a new moniker on the back – simply “Trent”.
So was his first Real game just as straightforward?
Here’s our man STEVE BRENNER‘s verdict on the 26-year-old’s performance.
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With the searing afternoon temperatures in Miami edging closer to a sweltering 33 degrees, the tempo of the game was a long way off the standard intensity.
For most of the first half, Alexander-Arnold, along with his new pals, tried to conserve energy when possible.
But it was his initial pass deep in his own half that started the move which ended with Gonzalo Garcia’s 34th-minute opener.
The England international pumped his fists into the air when the ball hit the back of the net.
Early in the second half, he found himself on the edge of the box with the ball at his feet, but the killer pass just eluded him.
He also appeared to operate slightly more centrally after the break as Real searched for a winner.
The former Liverpool man was operating in an inverted wing-back role, which saw him largely tuck inside closer to the centre-back pairing of fellow new boy Dean Huijsen — making his Real debut following his move from Bournemouth — and Asencio.
When the Spanish giants were in possession, TAA drifted into midfield and was on hand to try and penetrate a robust Al-Hilal backline.
He made a couple of key interceptions as the first half wore on — including one which helped set up the opener — and looked defensively solid.
Certainly looked that way. Having fellow England international Jude Bellingham — who was very quiet here — must help, as will his already noticeable Spanish skills, which will only improve as he fully integrates himself into the Madrid way of life.
With Alonso also starting afresh in the Spanish capital, everyone, including Trent, is beginning with a clean slate.
Just having ‘TRENT’ on the back of his shirt was a new look for the 26-year-old.
At Liverpool, and for England, the Scouser was the main man for free-kicks. But when one was given on 57 minutes, it was Turkish ace Arda Güler who stepped up—and subsequently failed to deliver.
His race was run after 64 minutes, with Alonso keen to bring on fresh legs, but the sparks from his debut were promising enough.
“It’s an incredible day for me to make my Real Madrid debut. It’s something almost every player dreams of so to be able to achieve it is huge for me.
“Of course, there’s some disappointment in there because we haven’t won the game. It’s the mentality you need to have as a Real Madrid player is to want and expect to win every game that you play in.
“It’s disappointing not to win. But there were a lot of positives, especially in the second half.”
On the support…
“Incredible. I felt the support from the moment I signed for the club. It’s absolutely sensational. The fanbase that is truly global all over the world. You feel it every single day, the fans at the training ground and the hotel and on social media.
“It’s a huge thank you for that. We dominated the stands today, which was incredible. The support was truly amazing.”
On the game…
“I think in the second half we kept the ball really well – that is what we lacked in the first half.
“In this heat, it is important to keep hold of the ball as best as you can. We were in and around their box a lot.
“We put in crosses, got shots off but it just wasn’t meant to be. We also had the penalty late on. These things do happen in football.
“Nobody is to blame and we take the positives, and we have things we can work on. I am sure we will do that going into the next game.”
And on how long he’s been learning Spanish…
“Not too long. A couple of months. It was something important that I had to do. I want to adapt and give myself the best start possible going to a new country, new city and new team.
“It is important to show the intent that I want to embrace the culture, immerse myself in it and try to adapt as best as possible.”
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OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died in 2023 but her column is being kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes.
Read on to see what’s written in the stars for you today.
ARIES
March 21 to April 20
As fixed and fluid personality factors join up, you could feel a little stuck in a decision process.
The key is to shift attention away from this choice, and let the solution simply appear.
Free from pressure, this can happen by tonight.
Love and money may compete for attention – but if you can, choose love.
TAURUS
April 21 to May 21
Neptune’s influence is one you may usually try to deny, as it asks you to give more of yourself up, and relax control strategies.
This is a great day to listen, instead, and follow where this thoughtful planet leads.
You know there’s at least one love question you need to ask, both of yourself and others.
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GEMINI
May 22 to June 21
The kind of group that challenges who you are, in good ways, is so close to your life today.
How you react is up to you, but sticking to your comfort zone is not the most positive prospect for Gemini energy.
A “P” journey that may have had a choice of endings, is narrowing options down to one, ready for you.
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CANCER
June 22 to July 22
Finishing what you start is your watchword for today – so take charge of all projects and conversations in your life, and make sure you see them through.
This can boost confidence, plus clear space for new opportunities
Especially any with a link to updating, or upholding, your own identity.
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LEO
July 23 to August 23
When people deal with cash in different ways, it can give rise to conflict – if you are finding this right now, it can help to harness your fresh Mars fire, and say what you would really like.
Spending too long stepping around other people is limiting your own progress.
Animal print fabric or footwear can link to luck.
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VIRGO
August 24 to September 22
Instead of denying those deep feelings inside, your chart of the day encourages you to face them, and share them.
If you’re been feeling overlooked, or overwhelmed, there is a solution right there in your life, when you lift your eyes to see it.
Love is deeper than deep, and body language reveals so much about “J”.
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LIBRA
September 23 to October 23
How you run a team, from a couple to a company, can benefit from the inward-looking lens of your chart.
The moon encourages caring, while Saturn keeps you strong – so you can find new ways to relate to others, but still stay 100 per cent yourself.
In love? What a partner isn’t saying is what you need to hear.
Luck circles “R”.
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The traditional dates used by Mystic Meg for each sign are below.
SCORPIO
October 24 to November 22
Jupiter wants to break some chains, while Neptune may seek to keep them, and deep inside yourself this can feel quite the emotional battle.
But you can free yourself by being really clear where you need to go next, and why.
There is one part of this you may not be admitting to yourself, yet.
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SAGITTARIUS
November 23 to December 21
Bonds that cross generations have so much more to give each other – but one side may resist this.
If this describes yourself, take some time today to look at a grudge, or regret, and ask if it is as set in stone as you think.
You have such a thoughtful attitude at work, bosses see something unique they could use.
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CAPRICORN
December 22 to January 20
Seeking security from other people, or maybe from money, is not the right approach for you.
As an earth sign, the more secure you feel in yourself, the happier you can be.
This costs nothing, and needs no one – just your own care and love, towards yourself. If this is lacking, today you can restore so much.
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AQUARIUS
January 21 to February 18
So many interruptions can seem to stop you talking today – but keep on making your points, setting out your feelings.
People who matter to you will hear what matters to them, and something deep in your life can shift.
Your own sign is unpredictable, and may suddenly see passion where previously was only friendship.
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PISCES
February 19 to March 20
Buying things, for yourself or other people, feels good for a moment – but maybe does not last.
Giving freely of yourself, in terms of time, attention and care, can cost nothing but have such a special, enduring value.
So don’t hold back from offering more of yourself to people who matter.
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MAYA Jama is a bodice goddess as she poses in a figure-hugging black corset.
The toned telly host and DJ, 30, teamed the top with white, patterned slacks to present Love Island: Aftersun on ITVX.
Bristol-born Maya also found time to cosy with All Stars Islanders Kaz Crossley, 30, and Gabby Allen, 33, for a snap.
This year Maya, who holidayed with friend Kaz in Thailand in April, is drawing on a wardrobe of vintage pieces pulled from clothes designer archives.
So far Maya, Love Island host since 2023, has worn a vintage Versace swimsuit and a 1998 Dolce & Gabbana dress.
Maya recently confirmed her romance with Ruben Dias for the first time with a loved-up display.
The pair kissed and cuddled and the Man City defender, 27, even cheekily bit the TV star’s neck as they stood pitch side at a weekly Baller League match.
Love Island host Maya, 30, has been dating Ruben since they met at an awards bash in November but has kept their relationship under wraps until now.
The Sun’s exclusive video shows the couple hugging in a bunker behind the goal at the Copper Box Arena, in East London.
At one point the Portuguese pitch ace pulls her in for a hug, planting a smooch on her cheek and then rubs her back.
A source said: “Maya and Ruben seemed very close, very loved up and were clearly very comfortable with each other.
“They were chatting to others around them but gravitated back to each other. They seem very happy with each other.”
