Diana Johnson: Celebs Rumors

Around 1,700 people are expected to be released early from prison tomorrow. Hundreds of prisoners will be allowed to walk free on Tuesday (September 10) as part of efforts to tackle overcrowding.

Taylor Swift is set to return to London’s Wembley Stadium in another week to wrap up the European leg of her Eras Tour. But unfortunately, it’s not an entirely happy time right now regarding concert security.

It was announced yesterday that three of Taylor Swift‘s tour dates for her Eras tour had been canceled due to a foiled terrorism plot. This terrifying situation in Vienna, Austria was caught just one day before the string of concerts was supposed to kick off.

Suspects behind an alleged planned ISIS terror attack that forced Taylor Swift to cancel her upcoming Vienna concerts were planning to drive a vehicle into the 20,000-strong crowd at the stadium, according to local reports. On Wednesday, three of Taylor's Eras tour performances were cancelled, with show organisers saying there had been “confirmation from government officials of a planned terrorist attack at Ernst Happel Stadium”.This morning (Thursday, August 8), the Deputy Cabinet Chief of the Federal Chancellor, Daniel Kossak, said one of two arrested suspects had made a "full confession" and "wanted to carry out an attack using explosives and cutting and stabbing weapons." Writing on Twitter (X), he said: "Based on the information now available, we know the threat and the attack plans were very specific, and the danger was very real.The main perpetrator who was arrested made a full confession.The original tip from foreign services referred to a lone perpetrator.The DSN has uncovered the network involved." Sign up to OK!'s daily newsletter to get updates sent to your inbox for free Taylor had been due to perform at the stadium today (Thursday, 8 August), Friday and Saturday before traveling to London to play Wembley Stadium from Thursday, 15 August.

UK Policing Minister Diana Johnson said Thursday that police are looking at “all the intelligence” in the lead-up to Taylor Swift’s upcoming dates at London’s Wembley Stadium later this month.

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Rishi Sunak has refused to bow to calls for abortion reform after a mum-of-three was jailed for taking abortion pills after the legal cut-off during the coronavirus lockdown.

A frantic search is underway to trace a heavily pregnant woman who vanished from a Scots hotel.