Newcastle United were 'helped to victory' by psychic Uri Geller in 2001  ChronicleLiveIn a light-hearted story, the Chronicle recruited TV spoon-bender Uri Geller as Newcastle United beat Arsenal in London.

Uri Geller leaves Reading  Reading ChronicleURI Geller, the famous spoon and fork bender and international paranormalist, has left Sonning after more than 30 years and has returned to his…

GMB viewers mock Uri Geller after spotting epic fail during bizarre 'stop Brexit' interview  Manchester Evening NewsHe says he's going to use telepathic powers to 'stop Brexit'. But that wasn't the weirdest bit.

Uri Geller promises to stop Brexit using telepathy  The GuardianIllusionist has told Theresa May he will 'not allow' her to lead Britain out of the EU.

Uri Geller claims ‘MI5 used David Dimbleby show as smokescreen to test his psychic powers’  The SunMICHAEL Jackson's pal reveals CIA wanted to turn him into a 'secret Cold War weapon' after carrying out tests on him in California over e

Uri Geller Claims He Was Hired By The CIA To Help With JFK Case  TheLADbibleHe says his discoveries were 'shocking' and should be released to the public, along with many other documents.

Uri Geller reveals how England can beat Sweden  DigitalSpy.comSpoon-bending 'psychic' Uri Geller tells This Morning viewers how they can help inspire the national team to victory.

Uri Geller to say sorry to Tartan Army after stunt to sink Scotland’s Euro 96 chances with psychic powers  The Scottish SunURI Geller will apologise to the Tartan Army after he claimed to sink Scotland's Euro 96 chances using his psychic

Who is Uri Geller? Spoon-bending psychic and television personality  The SunHE'S famed for his apparent ability to bend spoons with his mind and had his psychic abilities investigated in the 1970s. Israeli Uri Geller is a famous magician, .

Uri Geller's Loose Women experiment divides viewers with amazed fans and unmoved sceptics  Mirror OnlineThe magician and self-proclaimed psychic promised to fix viewers' watches and clocks.

World of Uri Geller, psychic and entertainer  Telegraph.co.ukBorn in Israel, Uri Geller, 65, first performed in clubs in Tel Aviv in the late 1960s, bending spoons and making watches stop. By the early 1970s his ...

Sign Uri Geller - Newcastle United's Curse and The Power of Positive Thinking | NUFC  The Mag“Newcastle United – you're doomed.” – Hughie Gallacher. According to one branch of Geordie folklore, these were the last words of the legen

Uri Geller says he can help Mayo end All-Ireland 'curse'  BreakingNews.ieIllusionist Uri Geller has offered to help Mayo end their 'curse' and win the All-Ireland football title.

Uri Geller: Britain, I need you to help me stop Brexit. Here’s how…  Telegraph.co.ukLast month, in an interview with the Telegraph, illusionist Uri Geller said he intended to stop Brexit telepathically – and received a mostly uncompli

Psychic Uri Geller really DID have 'SPECIAL POWERS', declassified CIA test results reveal  Express.co.ukGeller was taken to the Stanford Research Institute in 1972 as the US intelligence *service* tried to understand the Israeli's telekinet

Pick of the Past: Remember Uri Geller's failed Reading FC mind trick?  getreadingThe former Sonning spoon-bender's attempt to manipulate the minds of the fans in the seats went a bit wrong.

Uri Geller asks to make up for Euro 96 by helping Scotland run rings around the Auld Enemy  Scottish Daily RecordTHE famous spoon-bender feels bad for helping England seal a 2-0 victory against Scotland in the Euro 96 tournament.

Uri Geller will 'use all my telepathic powers' to stop Jeremy Corbyn becoming PM  AOL UKUri Geller is not a fan of Labour Party leader Jeremy Corbyn. So much so that he is willing to use all of his 'telepathic powers' to stop him from ever

Exeter City: The fans who wouldn't take no for an answer  BBC SportFrom Uri Geller and Michael Jackson on the board to the poster boys for fan-owned clubs - Exeter City's rise from the ashes.

Museum builders uncover 19th century soap factory in Jaffa  ISRAEL21cSurprise discovery at future Uri Geller Museum is second Ottoman-era soap factory found in the vicinity, evidence of a once-thriving industry.