Month: February 2025

LOCALS are fuming over plans to open a strip club in their posh town – saying it will harm their kids. A strip club which offers “full nudity” for VIPs has applied to open a venue in the heart of London’s West End – but residents fear the move will turn their posh neighbourhood into… Continue reading Our posh town will become ‘Britain’s Red Light district’ if seedy ‘full nudity’ STRIP CLUB opens – it’ll harm our kids

LEGENDARY actor Gene Hackman and his wife Betsy Arakawa had no signs of external trauma, early autopsy results on their deaths have shown. The couple was found inside their Santa Fe home during a welfare check prompted by concerned neighbors and a maintenance worker unable to reach them. Officials rushed to the couple’s $3.8million home… Continue reading Gene Hackman and wife Betsy Arakawa suffered ‘no external trauma’, early autopsy reveals after couple found dead at home

SACRED cows at a manor once owned by Beatle George Harrison have halted a green energy project. Fears for the well-being of the animals led to hundreds of objections from Hare Krishna followers. The Hindu movement was given Bhaktivedanta Manor, near Watford, by George in 1973, and turned it into a temple with 63 dairy… Continue reading Sacred cows at manor once owned by Beatle George Harrison halt green energy project

THE LAST SHOWGIRL (15) 88mins UNTIL she received a Golden Globe nomination for her performance in this movie, it was said that Playboy model turned-actress Pamela Anderson was not taken seriously. Hard to imagine why that opinion had been formed about the star of Baywatch, Naked Souls, Stripperella and Blonde And Blonder, isn’t it? Saying… Continue reading The Last Showgirl review: Pamela Anderson shines in emotional role – but weak plot lacks tension

TOUGH Texas justice is on its way to British prisons, with inmates having to earn their release and facing punishment for sitting around all day behind bars. Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood is considering imposing penalties for those who refuse to work and scrapping automatic release of prisoners halfway through their terms. Instead, inspired by how… Continue reading My interviews with 3 American murderers show how tough justice in death row prisons works… now it’s on its way to UK

A SUPERMARKET breakfast spread has been named better than a host of branded counterparts – and is up to 75% cheaper. Morrisons’s thick cut Seville Orange marmalade came out on top of a taste test carried out by Which?, with an overall 75% customer rating. A group of tasters scored 11 marmalades based on flavour,… Continue reading Supermarket breakfast spread crowned better than big name brands – and it’s 75% cheaper

IPHONE owners have been warned of dangerous tactics being used by criminal counterfeiters flogging cheap chargers. Dodgy sellers are hiding metal weights inside fake Apple power adapters to make them appear like genuine high quality accessories. Apple and charity Electrical Safety First tested 56 UK and 60 EU iPhone power adapters it identified as counterfeit and marked with… Continue reading iPhone owners warned of ‘dangerous’ dupes that risk causing fires as experts uncover shocking trick to deceive shoppers

THE UK’s first eSIM-only mobile network, Slice Mobile is offering a unique discount to ensure you stay connected with loved ones. In an exclusive deal, Slice Mobile is turning up the perks with its brand-new referral program designed to give back to its loyal customers. Claim £15 reward for you and a friend with Slice… Continue reading Claim £15 for you and a friend with Slice Mobile’s new referral rewards

TEMPLEGATE tackles Friday’s action confident of landing some winners. Back a horse by clicking their odds below. THE FAMOUS FIVE (4.33 Newbury, nap) His last win came over this course and distance three starts ago and he was right on the premises again when second at Chepstow last time out. He likes soft ground and… Continue reading Horse racing tips: ‘The trainer-jockey combo can’t be beaten’ – Templegate’s NAP back at his favourite track

PISCES is an album that shows a new side to James Arthur. It comes after a journey of self-growth, following a series of personal struggles for the singer who won The X Factor in 2012. Arthur says: “Coming to a place of acceptance has been powerful for me. It means I’m in a place where… Continue reading Matthew Perry’s death upset me because that could have been me, says James Arthur as he opens up about new album Pisces