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Health chiefs are set to introduce smoking and vaping bans outside schools and in parks amid concerns nicotine addiction rates in Salford are the highest in Greater Manchester.

With New York Fashion Week coming to a close soon, what better way to commemorate than by looking back at Vogue’s Anna Wintour and the celebrities she has banned from the annual Met Gala.

Three youths were arrested after police uncovered a machete and a large knife within moments of arriving at the Trafford Centre. Greater Manchester Police says officers from its transport unit visited the site in plain clothes on Saturday night (September 9).

Very few of us need reminding that the Prince and Princess of Wales' love story began at the University of St Andrews in Scotland.The couple met during their first year when they were both living at St Salvator's Halls of Residence and would go on to move in together. While the pair have now been married for 12 years and share three children, their first years together sound idyllic.The couple lived with two other housemates in the second year of their studies but ultimately made a home together for their final two years in a private home that belonged to one of William's cousins.

Experts have revealed the foods you should be avoiding if you are diagnosed with a painful digestive condition that affects the large intestine. Diverticulitis and diverticular disease, is where small pockets (diverticula) develop in the lining of the intestine, and become inflamed or infected.

Bianca Censori and her “husband” Kanye West are persona non grata in Italy at the moment after viral photos showed the rapper with his pants down on a water taxi. The concerning images went viral, showing, Bianca, Ye, and an unidentified woman who appeared to be blocking the view of the boat operator.

A dog which mauled a three-year-old girl's face outside a pub was a banned breed, police have confirmed.

Kanye West and Bianca Censori won’t be taking any future water taxis around Venice, Italy. At least not with one company!

In the six years since Meghan Markle filmed her final episode of Suits her life has changed dramatically. But while Meghan has left the world of acting behind her, her time on TV still looms large in the memories of those she worked with.They include showrunner Aaron Korsh, 56, who created the hit legal drama Suits in which Meghan starred as Rachel Zane. In a new interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Aaron explained how he was "a little [irritated]" when the royal family "weighed in on some stuff" - including what the Duchess of Sussex's character was allowed to say onscreen in episodes filmed after she and Prince Harry began dating.

Sorry folks! But if you plan on ghosting anyone anytime soon, you’ll have to go to another dating app because Bumble won’t let you!

The DVLA has issued a list of banned registration plates for cars following the launch of some new numbers today.

Ali Asgari, whose latest film “Terrestrial Verses” (co-directed by Alireza Khatami) world premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, has been banned by the Iranian authorities from leaving the country and directing movies until further notice. The sole Iranian movie to play in Cannes Official Selection this year, “Terrestrial Verses” earned a warm critical response at the festival, where it played in Un Certain Regard, and was sold by Films Boutique around the world.

An airline has split opinion by launching ‘adults-only’ sections on its flights – with children banned from entering cordoned off zones. Turkish airline Corendon is offering grown up passengers the chance to pay an extra £38 to £105 to enjoy a 'calm and relaxed flight' in kid-free areas.The carrier plans to offer seats in the ‘Only Adult’ zone on its A350 flights between Amsterdam and the Dutch Caribbean island of Curacao from 3 November.

Victoria Beckham was apparently known for her diva antics at the height of the Spice Girls' fame and, according to one Scots star, she once left the crew and fellow performers at Top of the Pops feeling 'super awkward'.

When Victoria Beckham appeared on Top Of The Pops in the year 2000, former host Gail Porter has revealed that the Spice Girl “banned” anyone from making eye contact with her on the set. Former children's TV presenter, Gail, said that members of the crew were warned by her team not to stare at her as she appeared on the show with Dane Bowers to perform Out Of Your Mind. Recalling the “awkward” experience over 20 years ago, the 52-year-old told MailOnline: “Victoria and Dane's people had banned anyone from making eye contact with them while they were there, so it was super awkward.” She continued: “So anyway, I am standing going, 'It's Gail Porter, it's still No1, it's still Top Of The Pops', and because the cameras can't see them, please welcome to the stage Victoria Beckham and Dane Bowers, Out Of Your Mind”.

A selection of number plates will soon be banned by the DVLA in a new rule change this week.

Suits creator Aaron Korsch is spilling some details we were previously not aware of!

Noel Gallagher makes his hugely anticipated homecoming to Manchester this weekend, with the first ever live gig inside Wythenshawe Park. Some 25,000 fans will be flocking to the vast Greater Manchester park to see the former Oasis icon in action with his High Flying Birds on Saturday night.

Leeds and Reading Festival takes place over the bank holiday weekend with tens of thousands of people expected to descend on the site.

Ivan Toney has broken his silence about his betting ban from football, describing it as his 'lowest point' in an exclusive interview. The Brentford striker was the latest guest for the popular podcast Diary of a CEO hosted by entrepreneur Steven Bartlett.

It is well known that being in the royal family comes with various rules of what can and cannot be done in public.

The Lionesses are one step away from making World Cup history after beating tournament hosts Australia in a thrilling semi-final. Of course the road to get here wasn’t easy, and the sporting stars say there have been plenty of challenges along the way, including sexism and having to work a second job alongside their training to support themselves financially.

Todd Spangler NY Digital Editor New York City is the latest government entity to prohibit the use of TikTok — the popular video entertainment app owned by China’s ByteDance — on devices owned by the city. The NYC Cyber Command, a division of the city’s Office of Technology & Innovation, said city workers must stop using TikTok effective immediately after the online security team determined that the app “posed a security threat to the city’s technical networks.” “While social media is great at connecting New Yorkers with one another and the city, we have to ensure we are always using these platforms in a secure manner,” a rep for the New York City mayor’s office said in a statement to the Verge, which first reported the ban.

Barbie has been banned in multiple countries following its release.Starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, the fantasy comedy has become the second highest-grossing film of 2023 worldwide behind The Super Mario Bros. Movie, passing the $1billion mark earlier this month at the box office.The film’s success also crossed another milestone, becoming the highest-grossing live-action movie solely directed by a woman.Ahead of its release in July, Barbie was banned in Vietnam due to a scene featuring a map depicting China’s contested territorial claims in the South China Sea.As reported by Reuters, the scene shows “an offending image” of the “nine-dash line”, which is used on Chinese maps to illustrate its claims over large areas of the South China Sea, which is contested by Vietnam.A number of films have recently been banned in the country for the same reason, including Sony’s Uncharted and Dreamworks’ animated film Abominable.Kuwait subsequently banned Barbie after the film promoted “ideas and beliefs that are alien to the Kuwaiti society and public order”, according to Lafy Al-Subei’e, an under secretary of the Ministry for Press and Publication in the country (via the New York Times).Around the same time (August 9), Lebanon’s culture minister, Mohammad Mortada, made moves to ban Barbie, saying that the film was found to “promote homosexuality and sexual transformation”.

Ellise Shafer “Barbie” has been banned in Algeria in its third week of release, according to Reuters. In a statement to the news site, an unnamed “official source” said that the film “promotes homosexuality and other Western deviances” and “does not comply with Algeria’s religious and cultural beliefs.” The news was first reported by local site 24H Algerie on Monday, which wrote that the North African country’s Ministry of Culture and Arts had asked theaters showing the film to immediately remove it from their schedules.

Algerian authorities have pulled runaway box office hit Barbie from local cinemas over its “damaging morals”.

Stacey Solomon got revenge on her husband Joe Swash during their Turkey holiday on Monday by playing a brutal prank on him after he pushed her in the pool a day prior. While the TV personality, 33, got her own back, she couldn't share the full extent of her prank with her 5.7M Instagram followers out of fear she would 'get banned' from the platform.

A Stirling motorist caught driving while under the influence of the cannabis derivative THC has been banned from the road.

With cobbled walkways, ancient bridges and eerie ruins, this hauntingly beautiful village is almost entirely frozen in time. And while visitors are free to roam the narrow lanes of Wycoller in Lancashire, cars are banned.

A 'sex manual' banned for nearly 250 years because of its risqué advice and references to bestiality has been unearthed.

Barbie movie has been banned in Kuwait and now faces calls for a ban in Lebanon amid complaints in the Arab nations about the film’s social values.Kuwait’s state news agency said that the nation acted to protect the country’s “public ethics”, while Lebanon’s culture minister accused the film of “promoting homosexuality”.The film is however still being shown in other conservative parts of the region, including Saudi Arabia.Barbie, which is directed by Greta Gerwig and stars Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling, has grossed more than $1bn (£784m) worldwide within weeks of its release.Lafi al-Subaiei, the head of Kuwait’s board of film classification, said that the board usually asks for movie scenes to be cut if they are deemed to flout the country’s culture. But when a film promotes behaviour the state considers unacceptable, it is banned outright.The film “promulgate[s] ideas and beliefs that are alien to Kuwaiti society and public order”, a spokesman for the Kuwaiti Ministry of Information said (via BBC News).On Wednesday, the Lebanese Culture Minister Mohammad Mortada asked the interior ministry to “take all necessary measures to ban” Barbie.He said the film “promotes homosexuality and transsexuality… supports rejecting a father’s guardianship, undermines and ridicules the role of the mother, and questions the necessity of marriage and having a family”.Meanwhile, in the US, comedian and actor Marc Maron recently hit out at the film’s conservative critics, describing them as “insecure babies”.“The fact that certain men took offence to the point where they, you know, tried to build a grift around it in terms of their narrative as right wing [expletive] is so embarrassing for them.

A shoplifter has been banned from entering Co-Operative stores in Cheshire for two years. Christopher Downes was handed a criminal behaviour order for "over two decades" of shoplifting.

A mum has been praised for her response to an entitled neighbour who banned her kids from talking in their own garden after claiming it affected his work. The neighbours used to put the bins out for each other and say hello, but tensions arose from nowhere and turned seriously sour after the remark, reports the Mirror.

Lebanon has banned “Barbie” screenings entirely.

topped $1 billion in global ticket sales, some countries still aren’t on board.The bubblegum pink flick won’t see a premiere in Kuwait to protect “public ethics and social traditions,” Reuters reported.Lafi Al-Subaie, chairman of the film censorship committee in Kuwait, has accused “Barbie” of “carrying ideas that encourage unacceptable behavior and distort society’s values,” according to the Hollywood Reporter, which cited local media reports. And in Lebanon, per Reuters, the film has been accused of “promoting homosexuality.”Minister Mohammad Mortada, who is supported by the powerful political party and militant group Hezbollah, said the movie was found to “promote homosexuality and sexual transformation” and “contradicts values of faith and morality,” as it lessens the “importance of the family unit.”Because of Mortada’s statements, Lebanon’s interior minister, Bassam Mawlawi, has asked the General Security’s censorship committee to review the film and give its recommendation, according to Reuters.The Post reached out to Warner Bros.

The Barbie movie isn’t going to be found in Lebanon anytime soon.