Vinnie Jones

11:03am 4th January 2012. Footballer-turned-actor Vinnie Jones is fronting a TV campaign to explain how to save the life of someone who is having a heart attack. The "kiss of life" is out, viewers are told, while chest compressions are very definitely in.  

Vinnie Jones has starred in an interactive film promoting Wembley Stones - an initiative where fans can write their messages on a stone set in the ground on Wembley Way. In the film, created by Dare, Jones invites fans to write a message on a stone for ...  

The actor and former footballer talks about his familyMy parents split when I was 13. For a youngster it's quite devastating. One minute you're all happy families, then everything changes. My mum was working in a nursing home so she moved in there and we sold the house where we grew up and me and my sister moved to London Colney, in Hertfordshire, with my dad. Not only did I lose my parents, I lost all my mates as well. I had to restart my...  

The 47-year-old was part of the Wimbledon side that secured a shock 1-0 victory in the 1988 final against Liverpool, although he had sampled the experience in the competition previously with non-league side Wealdstone. “It’s a massive part of my life ...  

The British Heart Foundation is urging people to forget “mouth-to-mouth” and to concentrate on chest compressions when performing CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation). Hands-only CPR" has previously been supported by the Resuscitation Council UK. The idea is now being promoted in a new public information campaign featuring “footballer” turned “actor” Vinnie Jones. WTF? I did several First [...]No kissing Vinnie Jones is a post from: Sciencebase...  

The 46-year-old star of "Snatch," "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels," and "X-Men ... is more effective at saving lives than mouth to mouth resuscitation. But don't take our word for it, here's Jones.  

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Vinnie Jones is fronting a new campaign for the British Heart Foundation providing advice on how to perform 'hands-only' CPR, with a new advert showing the footballer-turned-actor resuscitating an unconscious man to the sound of the Bee Gees hit Stayin' Alive.  

Presenting quality football videos from the interweb, daily at 3pm. Here's today's collection: 1) We like people who can laugh at themselves. After all, we laugh at our own jokes all the time. Ha ha ha. See? Here's lovable nutcracker Vinnie Jones ...  

Chatting in the living room, Madsen explained of his decision to join the programme: "We started talking in November. "Originally I didn't think it was a good idea. Then on Thanksgiving, I thought it was more of a reality. "And a friend of mine, Vinnie ...  

The British Heart Foundation is urging people not trained to perform CPR to forget "mouth-to-mouth" and to concentrate on chest compressions when faced with an emergency situation.  

You know it's going to be a long year when an email arrives in your inbox titled: "NEW YEAR, NEW JOHN MCCRIRICK!". Yes, horse fans, the question literally no-one asked ("When is John McCririck going to update his trademark look?") is about to be answered ...  

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After a lengthy investigation into Dosanjh's conduct as a police officer under the Police Act, Chief Const. Dave Jones reduced Dosanjh's rank to second-class constable for 15 months and ordered that he work under close supervision for that same period of time.  

David Ginola started it; Vinnie Jones finished it. It sounds like a spot of argy-bargy in a match between Tottenham and Wimbledon in the late 1990s, but in this instance it's the weekly sports interview I conducted for The Independent from January 1999 until last Monday.