Young cricket fan takes brilliant crowd catchWatch a youngster take an amazing catch from the stands during Yorkshire's T20 Blast win over Durham. Watch the video hereComedian Al Murray tweeted: "Headline dept high fives self" Following the headline: “End this chicken obsession, urges Fox” View the tweet here Another tweeted: "I thought chlorine washed chicken was a Heston Blumenthal recipe, if I'm honest."Love Island Viewers The Evening Standard wrote: "Love Island viewers had a lot to say about Caroline Flack's dress"Radio presenter and journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer tweeted: "Presumably because she, unlike everyone else on Love Island, was wearing some actual clothes" View the tweet hereMike Ashley's Banker loses case “The fact that Mr Blue has since convinced himself that the offer was a serious one, and that a legally binding agreement was made, shows only that the human capacity for wishful thinking knows few bounds.”Extract from JudgementPara 1. The question in this case is whether, as a result of a conversation in the Horse & Groom public house in Great Portland Street, London W1, on the evening of 24 January 2013, a contract was made between the claimant, Mr Jeffrey Blue, and the defendant, Mr Michael Ashley, under which Mr Ashley owes Mr Blue £14 million.Para 142. In the course of a jocular conversation with three investment bankers in a pub on the evening of 24 January 2013, Mr Ashley said that he would pay Mr Blue £15 million if Mr Blue could get the price of Sports Direct shares (then trading at around £4 per share) to £8. Mr Blue expressed his agreement to that proposal and everyone laughed. Thirteen months later the Sports Direct share price did reach £8. But no reasonable person present in the Horse & Groom on 24 January 2013 would have thought that the offer to pay Mr Blue £15 million was serious and was intended to create a contract, and no one who was actually present in the Horse & Groom that evening – including Mr Blue – did in fact think so at the time. They all thought it was a joke. The fact that Mr Blue has since convinced himself that the offer was a serious one, and that a legally binding agreement was made, shows only that the human capacity for wishful thinking knows few bounds.John Rentoul, Chief Political Commentator at The Independent tweeted the story hereRoman Road network as a Tube Map The colourful network simplifies the road system of 43 – 410 AD Britain for modern readers. Click here to view the mapAlcohol improves memory?The Telegraph said: "Alcohol improves memory, scientists say as study finds drinking helps people recall information"Christopher Snowden tweeted: "Far be it from me to argue with science but I have never found this to be the case."Another commented: "It does, but it's usually weeks down the line, suddenly and when you really don't want to remember it" View the tweet hereChurchill's Doctor's Note for alcohol during Prohibition in America Convalescence…….“necessitates the use of alcohol especially during meal times. The quantity is naturally indefinite but the minimum requirements would be 250 cubic centimetres.” View the tweet hereFor more on EP: Natalie.latorre@epmagazine.co.uk
Comedian Al Murray tweeted: "Headline dept high fives self" Following the headline: “End this chicken obsession, urges Fox” View the tweet here Another tweeted: "I thought chlorine washed chicken was a Heston Blumenthal recipe, if I'm honest."Love Island Viewers The Evening Standard wrote: "Love Island viewers had a lot to say about Caroline Flack's dress" Radio presenter and journalist Julia Hartley-Brewer tweeted: "Presumably because she, unlike everyone else on Love Island, was wearing some actual clothes" View the tweet here
Mike Ashley's Banker loses case “The fact that Mr Blue has since convinced himself that the offer was a serious one, and that a legally binding agreement was made, shows only that the human capacity for wishful thinking knows few bounds.” Extract from Judgement Para 1. The question in this case is whether, as a result of a conversation in the Horse & Groom public house in Great Portland Street, London W1, on the evening of 24 January 2013, a contract was made between the claimant, Mr Jeffrey Blue, and the defendant, Mr Michael Ashley, under which Mr Ashley owes Mr Blue £14 million. Para 142. In the course of a jocular conversation with three investment bankers in a pub on the evening of 24 January 2013, Mr Ashley said that he would pay Mr Blue £15 million if Mr Blue could get the price of Sports Direct shares (then trading at around £4 per share) to £8. Mr Blue expressed his agreement to that proposal and everyone laughed. Thirteen months later the Sports Direct share price did reach £8. But no reasonable person present in the Horse & Groom on 24 January 2013 would have thought that the offer to pay Mr Blue £15 million was serious and was intended to create a contract, and no one who was actually present in the Horse & Groom that evening – including Mr Blue – did in fact think so at the time. They all thought it was a joke. The fact that Mr Blue has since convinced himself that the offer was a serious one, and that a legally binding agreement was made, shows only that the human capacity for wishful thinking knows few bounds.John Rentoul, Chief Political Commentator at The Independent tweeted the story hereRoman Road network as a Tube Map The colourful network simplifies the road system of 43 – 410 AD Britain for modern readers. Click here to view the map 
Alcohol improves memory? The Telegraph said: "Alcohol improves memory, scientists say as study finds drinking helps people recall information" Christopher Snowden tweeted: "Far be it from me to argue with science but I have never found this to be the case." Another commented: "It does, but it's usually weeks down the line, suddenly and when you really don't want to remember it" View the tweet here
Churchill's Doctor's Note for alcohol during Prohibition in America Convalescence…….“necessitates the use of alcohol especially during meal times. The quantity is naturally indefinite but the minimum requirements would be 250 cubic centimetres.” View the tweet here
For more on EP: Natalie.latorre@epmagazine.co.uk