Problem: Arrested: Manchester United's Ryan Tunnicliffe. Manchester United soccer star Ryan Tunnicliffe has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after crashing his £60,000 motor. Tunnicliffe, 19, was held yesterday afternoon just hours after picking up the keys to the top of the range black Land Rover. He allegedly hit a stationary van, pushing it 30ft into a wall, as he drove round an industrial estate in Heywood, Manchester. The teenager, who made his first team debut for the Red Devils just weeks ago, was breathalysed and arrested at the scene. Witnesses told the Sun that Tunniclife lost control of the vehicle when it skidded on the wet road. Part of the wall was demolished in the 2.15pm crash. Onlooker Matthew Cronshaw, 27, told the paper: 'A mate told me he'd only just picked up the keys. He hit a van and pushed it into a wall, making a terrible screeching sound. 'He's hit it with real force because both vehicles looked like write-offs. Ryan looked really shaken up.' Police confirmed to Mail Online that a driver had been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving. Tunnicliffe made his debut for Manchester United as a 77th-minute substitute in the 2-1 Capital One Cup victory over Newcastle United - winning his father, Mick, £10,000. When the midfielder, was nine years old his father placed the wager that his son would one day play for United, taking odds of 100-1 with a £100 bet. Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.

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Answer: 'Ryan looked really shaken up... he hit a van with real force' says witness. Father won £10,000 after betting son would one day play for Red Devils.

Problem: By. Laura Cox. As she nears her 81st birthday, Joan Collins could have been forgiven for thinking about retirement. But instead, the actress has stepped into a new role – as creator of a cosmetics range that’s flying off the shelves. Products from her Timeless Beauty line for shopping channel QVC have proved so popular that many sold out within an hour of her first appearance this month. Diva: Shopping channel QVC says viewers have rushed to imitate the look worn by Joan Collins. Familiar face: The star's appearance followed adverts for Snickers in which she poked fun at her reputation. A £23 foundation, a crystal compact. mirror at £33, a lipstick for £25.50 and a £32 ‘eyelift in a bottle’ all. proved best-sellers for Miss Collins, as viewers rushed to copy her. glamorous Hollywood style. And. three subsequent shows on the satellite channel saw two other products. sell out within the hour – a fragrance called I am Woman, priced at £21,. and a £17 Fade To Perfect concealer. Miss. Collins has picked up a number of beauty tricks and tips throughout her. lengthy career – including from Marilyn Monroe’s make-up artist Allan. Snyder – and no doubt will have encompassed many into her 18-piece. range. Yesterday, QVC’s. senior beauty buyer Sandra Vallow explained that customers were. desperate to recreate the glamour of Miss Collins as Alexis Carrington. Colby in Dynasty during her 1980s heyday. She. said: ‘Who wouldn’t want to own an Alexis lipstick? The QVC beauty. buying team were so excited to be launching the Joan Collins cosmetics. collection and it didn’t disappoint. Splashing out: A crystal compact mirror has set buyers back £33 while the lip and nail kit costs £25. Star: Miss Collins, pictured with her new range, was named England's most beautiful girl at the age of 18. ‘With six sell-out products it just shows that Joan’s glamour and beauty is inspiring for customers of all ages.’ Miss Collins was just 18 when she was voted the Most Beautiful Girl in England by the Photographers Association. She. made her name as a Hollywood star in her 20s, and went on to land the. role of Alexis in 1981, when she was 48. Although the beauty range is a. first for Miss Collins, she has also put her name to several popular. novels she has penned. Most. recently she took part in a Snickers advertisement, in which she poked. fun at her reputation for being a diva. And she has appeared in a number. of other commercials, including one for high street retailer Marks and. Spencer. Her latest venture. makes her one of a number of stars to have enjoyed success selling. products on QVC, which has seen a turn-around in its fortunes from the. days when it was dismissed as a poor alternative to the high street. Career: The star was 22 when she left Britain for Hollywood and landed sultry roles in several popular films. Actress: Miss Collins later returned to the stage in 1980s and starred in a revival of Noel Coward's Private Lives. Now it is the world’s most watched television retailer and reaches 26million homes in the UK. Miss Collins will next be appearing on the channel on May 30 and May 31. The star was 22 when she headed to Hollywood and landed sultry roles in several popular films, including The Girl in the Red Velvet Swing (1955) and Rally ’Round the Flag, Boys! (1958). While she continued to make films in the US and the UK throughout the 1960s, her career languished in the 1970s, where she appeared in a number of horror movies. Near the end of the decade, she starred in two films based on best-selling novels by her younger sister Jackie. Returning to her theatrical roots, she also played the title role in the 1980 British revival of The Last of Mrs. Cheyney and later had a lead role in the 1990 revival of Noel Coward’s Private Lives. She won a Golden Globe  Award for Best Actress in 1982  and received a star on the  Hollywood Walk of Fame in 1983 for career achievement.

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Her Timeless Beauty collection includes £23 foundation and £25.50 lipstick. QVC claims customers desperate to recreate look from 1980s series Dynasty. Appearance follows TV commercials for Snickers and Marks and Spencer.