Irina Shayk Is Having a Slip Dress Summer

Geordie Shore star Chloe Ferry has faced online backlash in a recent social media upload, as fans reckon she's edited her body shape with photoshopping software.

BBC Breakfast took a very awkward yet hilarious turn on Monday morning, although some hosts were left concerned for their co-star as Carol Kirkwood after she lost control of a dog.

Tourists heading to Dubrovnik should know that wheelie bags have been banned in the holiday hotspot - and they could face penalties for disobeying the rule.

Shoppers can snap up a bargain robot vacuum cleaner for less than £4 thanks to an incredible deal.

Boots have slashed the price of a popular eye cream in their latest Tuesday deal, with the skin-care must have on sale for just £10.

A Lanarkshire man who founded and then dedicated nearly four decades to a valued talking newspaper service has been honoured with an MBE.

BBC Unveils Trio Of Animation Series As It Steps Up Search For British ‘Simpsons’

APPOINTMENTSArtist services and rights management company Interstellar has announced the appointment of Vickie Nauman to its advisory board. “Interstellar is a business that has impressed me from the off, in terms of the calibre of the team, its commitment to its clients and, importantly, the passion they have for music and its creators”, she says. “The company sits right at the intersection of music and innovation, so I hope that it will benefit from my experience as it enters its next phase of growth”.————————————————–RELEASESNZCA Lines will release new EP ‘Universal Heartbreak’ on 22 Sep.

Shabaka Hutchings – of bands including The Comet Is Coming and Sons Of Kemet – has issued a statement elaborating on his decision to stop playing saxophone from the end of this year.Hutchings first announced his plans to take a “hiatus” from the instrument on New Year’s Day, telling fans that – once this year is up – “I don’t know when or if I’ll return to the big metal horn”.Now, six months on from that announcement, he has provided a lengthier explanation of his decision, writing on social media: “What I do on stage when I play the sax is intense both physically and emotionally”.“I’m able to undertake the kind of intense touring which finds me on the road consistently”, he goes on, “treating the performance of a spiritual practice as a commodity to be sold repeatedly because of my enthusiasm towards what I’m doing. The moment this enthusiasm wanes in the slightest is the moment it’s time to reassess artistic orientation.

Nina Keith has returned with her first new track since 2021, ‘Blow Up Yr Life (U Need To)’.Written during a turbulent period as she relocated from Philadelphia to Los Angeles, the track sees Keith collaborate with musician Barrie and composer Qur’an Shaheed to create a vivid soundscape. Despite its micro-emitted sounds, the track conjures up imagery of nature, from running water to time-lapses of plants unfurling, reminiscent of artists like The Books and Susumu Yokota.“Lately the more I wear the turmoil of my life on my sleeve the more often I find myself in conversations with strangers and loved ones that reach a similar end”, says Keith.“I can never be the one to tell someone to burn it down and start over.

An “ultra rare” Ed Sheeran demo CD has sold at auction for £8000. Just 21 copies of the album, recorded when Sheeran was thirteen, are known to exist.

If you're looking for an edgier song about America to blast on the Fourth of July, then Colt Ford and Krizz Kaliko might have the answer for you. Ford, a country artist who sings and raps, and Kaliko, a hip hop artist who mixes rapping with a variety of other genres, have joined forces to create a new group called Hoodbillies, and their debut song is called "Bad A-- American." In a conversation with Fox News Digital, the pair discussed how the song came to be and why they think it's important to celebrate America. The whole project began, Kaliko explained, because someone told him that when he entered a room, he "walked like a bada--." He'd already been talking to Ford about collaborating, but that comment gave him some inspiration to move things forward.

Naman Ramachandran Julian Sands, the British actor who was confirmed dead last week after going missing during a mountain hike, once spoke about “dangerous” mountain climbing in an interview. In his last U.K. interview with the Radio Time, conducted six months before he was discovered, Sands described climbing as “solace and a sort of existentialist self-negation, but equally a self-affirmation,” adding “if you can deal with dangerous mountains, you can certainly deal with life as an actor — the two are quite complementary.” The interview is published in the latest issue of the Radio Times. Sands was reported missing near Mt. Baldy in Southern California on Jan. 13. He was 65. The actor, who pivoted from the romantic lead in “A Room With a View” to playing sinister characters in films like “Warlock,” had gone hiking in the snow-covered Baldy Bowl area, about 45 miles east of Los Angeles. He was an experienced mountaineer, but conditions in the mountains had been treacherous, with the potential of avalanches.

Nothing is more American than watching Joey Chestnut participate in the annual Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest on the 4th of July — but there’s more to know about the man behind the meat.

King Charles is visiting Scotland this week as celebrations take place in order to honour the new British sovereign.

Renowned architect and TV presenter George Clarke has crowned winners of a creative design challenge that will inform the design of a new £28 million complex-needs facility near Perth.

A heartbroken mum died just hours after her five-month-old baby son passed away, an inquest into the pair's deaths has heard.

Kerry Katona has said that her marriage to Westlife star Brian McFadden was "fake" almost twenty years after the pair got divorced.

Stacey Solomon and her husband Joe Swash have already discussed the idea of fostering a child one day, following Joe's "heartbreaking" delve into England’s crumbling children’s care system in a new BBC documentary.

A woman has been taken to hospital and 19 others treated by paramedics after a fire at a tenement in Edinburgh.

BBC teen drama Byker Grove has been announced by original castmembers Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly – see fan reactions below.Byker – the reboot by entertainment company Fulwell 73 – comes some 17 years after the final events of the original series. The revamped show is to be filmed and produced in and around the North East of England again with a new cast and crew.Broadcasters Ant and Dec, who made their name playing best friend duo PJ and Duncan in the original series, serve as executive producers and creative consultants of the reboot.Byker Grove became a staple of British television throughout the ’90s and ’00s and also helped launch the careers of Donna Air and Jill Halfpenny.News of the programme’s return has been met with generally positive responses from fans.There has, however, been some doubt thrown on how successfully producers will manage to revive the iconic 90s series in 2023.Additionally, some people have questioned how writers will get around the fact that the 2006 final episode showed that the kids were made aware that they were in fact characters starring in an experimental CBBC show.“Just a teeny, tiny bit giddy about this!,” wrote one fan on Twitter about the reboot, while a former castmember on the show said: “I’m willing to ditch academia and resume my short-lived role as the moody metaller behind the tuck shop in Byker Grove for the new remake.

An investigation has been launched after Gino D’Acampo’s restaurant chain shut down with debts of more than £5m.

A man has been charged in connection with an alleged sex attack at an event in Stockport.

Plans have been submitted to demolish a factory and build luxury five-bed homes on the site. The Halter Inn Works in Holcombe, Ramsbottom, is currently occupied by Redisher Finishing Techniques Ltd, who manufacture specialist metal components.

Police are appealing for help to trace a missing teenager who is thought to be moving around the country by train.

Yuki Kobayashi is chomping at the bit for a crack at the Champions League with Celtic - after hearing all about it from Shunsuke Nakamura.

A month ago, faculty members, parents, local businesses and pupils were scrambling to find a way to save Scotland’s last Catholic boarding school from closure.

This Wednesday will see King Charles return to Scotland for a 'second coronation' where he will be presented with three priceless relics.

Ryan Kent revealed he was desperate to sign for Fenerbahce as soon as possible - even though Rangers boss Michael Beale dismissed the first links with the player and a move to Turkey.

Coldplay were joined on stage by tennis legend Roger Federer at a recent concert in Zurich – check out footage of the moment below.Chris Martin and co. were performing at the Letzigrund Stadium in the Swiss city on Sunday (July 2) as part of the European leg of their ‘Music Of The Spheres’ world tour.Towards the end of the 22-track set, Federer took to the stage to play the shaker as the band performed ‘Don’t Panic’, the opening song from their 2000 debut album ‘Parachutes’.

South Lanarkshire Council has faced a fierce backlash after refuting claims that a dog was bitten by a snake in East Kilbride.

A scheme to keep people safe while travelling on the rail network has been relaunched.

King Charles has been given a huge warm welcome to Scotland ahead of his second Coronation celebrations.

Ally Roy knocked back full-time senior offers to sign a one-year deal at East Kilbride, because he reckons it’s the right club to kick-start his career.

Hamilton Accies have signed winger Connor Murray on a permanent deal after he left Queen of the South.

Irina Shayk has been trying really hard to get with… Tom Brady?!