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Hairy Bikers chef Dave Myers dies at 66 The TV chef Dave Myers, best known as one half of the Hairy Bikers, has died from cancer at the age of 66, his co-star, Si King, has announced. Myers found fame alongside King, his friend of 30 years, as part of the motorcycle-riding cooking duo. He reached new fans in 2013 when he took part in Strictly Come Dancing, partnered with Karen Hauer and reaching week seven of the BBC competition. The statement from King said: “I’m afraid I bear some sad news. Most of you will know Dave has been fighting cancer for the past couple of years. Last night, on 28 February 2024, with Lili, Dave’s wife, his family, close friend David and myself by his side, he passed away peacefully at home. “All who knew Dave are devastated at his passing. His beloved wife brought him such happiness as did her children, Iza and Sergiu, who Dave loved like his own. qudrat “Personally, I am not sure I can put into words how I feel at the moment. My best friend is on a journey t...

  Flames grab critical win over Kings, extend win streak to four  Phillip Danault and Kevin Fiala provided the offence for Los Angeles (29-19-10), which has dropped the first two of its three-game Western Canada road trip. The Kings are tied in points with Nashville, but hold down the first wild-card spot having two games in hand. Making his first start in four games, former Flame Cam Talbot had 33 saves for the Kings. He fell to 16-14-5. On the go-ahead score, Sharangovich took a pass from Dryden Hunt, strode over the Los Angeles blue line and ripped a shot inside the goalpost on Talbot's glove side. Scoreless through the first half of the game, the visitors opened the scoring at 12:08 of the second period when Danault picked the top corner with a slap shot from 40 feet out. The lead was short-lived, however, with Calgary responding 48 seconds later. Noah Hanifin's long pass found Mangiapane behind the Kings' defence and on the breakaway, he fooled Talbot badly wi...

Flames grab critical win over Kings, extend win streak to four Phillip Danault and Kevin Fiala provided the offence for Los Angeles (29-19-10), which has dropped the first two of its three-game Western Canada road trip. The Kings are tied in points with Nashville, but hold down the first wild-card spot having two games in hand. https://rb.gy/oxifbl Making his first start in four games, former Flame Cam Talbot had 33 saves for the Kings. He fell to 16-14-5. On the go-ahead score, Sharangovich took a pass from Dryden Hunt, strode over the Los Angeles blue line and ripped a shot inside the goalpost on Talbot's glove side. https://rb.gy/oxifbl Scoreless through the first half of the game, the visitors opened the scoring at 12:08 of the second period when Danault picked the top corner with a slap shot from 40 feet out. The lead was short-lived, however, with Calgary responding 48 seconds later. https://rb.gy/oxifbl Noah Hanifin's long pass found Mangiapane behind the Kings' defe...