5 Loch Ness Monster sightings though history as video shows first sighting of 2022

good looks can be a blessing and a curse.Juju Brazil's attractiveness has helped her to land modelling contracts and garnered 62,400 Instagram followers.But the bombshell, who is based in London, admits it can be difficult to be taken seriously in other lines of work.After applying for various TV roles and being turned down, Juju believes her sexy curves have got in her way.She said: “Being beautiful has a high price to pay. Working on TV was my dream, but for a curvy Brazilian this is taboo, they don't want to see us on reality shows."Juju believes she's been bullied and discriminated against due to her appearance – and has shared her story to raise awareness.She added: “I suffer a lot of prejudice for just being hot.

cost of living crisis continues to cause chaos for millions up and down the UK, as hard-up homes feel the pinch on outgoings across the board.Households could pay up to £700 a year more on electricity and gas, but it isn’t just on energy bills where costs have been increasing.Fuel prices in particular have been soaring, so quickly in fact that they have been rising at their fastest rate for 30 years.They rose by 7% in March, the highest rate of inflation since 1982. In March 2022, the average price of a litre of petrol was 160.2 pence, a shocking increase from the previous March’s rate of 123.7 pence, according to the Office For National Statistics.For diesel, things were even worse with a litre costing 170.5 pence in March 2022 joining petrol for its highest month on record.With this struggle in mind, families have been wondering how best to find the cheapest petrol around to try and keep their personal costs to a minimum.For all those looking to make savings wherever possible, finding the cheapest petrol in your area is vital.

Total harmony! Ewan McGregor and Mary Elizabeth Winstead are in a great place with their families after their wedding, an insider exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

Everton flop James Rodriguez is reportedly eyeing a return to Europe and will slash his wage demands to force through a move.The 2014 World Cup star, 30, is currently on the books at Al-Rayyan though it appears he has played his last game for the Qatari-based outfit. Colombian journalist Pipe Sierra reports Rodriguez has indicated his desire to leave Ahmad bin Ali Stadium and has told super-agent Jorge Mendes to start the search for a new club.The two-time Champions League winner has informed Mendes that he is willing to slash his wage demands to seal a European return - although clubs in Turkey and Saudi Arabia have already enquired about the situation.

Scandinavia’s TrustNordisk has picked up international sales rights to an upcoming Zentropa dramedy series about a struggling Danish agent to the stars.

There’s a myth that The Trafford College Group would like to bust- that there’s an age limit when it comes to learning something new. Whether you’re a recent school leaver looking to expand a skill set for employability, or recently retired and are now looking for something to structure your day, education should be inclusive- and most importantly, fun for all.

Constant noise, verbal harassment and "low-level bullying" are three forms of antisocial behaviour blighting people's lives in Renfrewshire, a council candidate has claimed.

A man has appeared in court charged with assaulting former Tory party leader Sir Iain Duncan Smith in Manchester.

Trevor Carson is reportedly set to reunite with former Motherwell boss Stephen Robinson at St Mirren.

Reports that a Tory MP was watching pornography on his phone while in the Commons chamber are being investigated.

A grieving family have paid an emotional tribute to a loving mother who was tragically found dead in the street the day before her 40th birthday.

No SNP MPs have been sanctioned by Vladimir Putin in a mass Russian ban on politicians in the House of Commons.

Boris Johnson has been accused of sounding like the “Comical Ali of the cost-of-living crisis” by denying the facts of the rising prices faced by working families.

Television favourite Julia Bradbury has been bravely sharing her journey with breast cancer since she announced her diagnosis last September. Recently, the mum-of-three brilliantly a picture of herself sporting a bikini for the first time since the operation whilst holidaying in Mauritius – proving that having a mastectomy needn't get in the way of looking and feeling great in swimwear. In the photo, Julia could be seen adjusting her ponytail while wearing a stunning blue paisley print bikini from Melissa Odabash which is paired with a matching pink print wrap-around dress.

One year on from her daughter Azaylia's tragic death, Safiyya Vorajee, opened up in an interview with Lorraine Kelly.  During her appearance on Wednesday morning's show (27 April), Safiyya revealed that her new book was originally intended for Azaylia to read when she grew up. Loving and Losing You, Azaylia: My Inspirational Daughter and OurUnbreakable Bond is – in Lorraine's words – "a heartbreaking but uplifting" account of Safiyya's grief that is based on the diaries she kept while Azaylia was still alive.

Safiyya Vorajee has opened up about her "strong friendship" with ex-partner Ashley Cain in an exclusive interview with Lorraine Kelly.  Speaking on Lorraine on Wednesday morning's show (27 April), Safiyya revealed that the pair are "so strong together" despite their separation. Lorraine said: "I'm very sorry that the two of you are no longer together as a couple, but you're very much united and together in The Azaylia Foundation and about saving lives in the future.

Rebel Wilson may have been a good student in high school but there were times when she was “a little bit cheeky.”

Suzanne Somers had an idea for a “Three’s Company” reboot involving the late John Ritter’s son, but he wasn’t up for it.

Justin Bieber is having a laugh.

Christopher Vourlias Reservoir Docs has acquired world rights to “The End of Innocence,” director Pauline Beugnies’ documentary about a string of shocking crimes that rattled Belgium in the 1990s, ahead of its world premiere in the International Spectrum competition section at Hot Docs.“The End of Innocence” recounts an infamous series of child abductions, rapes and murders by the serial predator Marc Dutroux and his accomplices – a tragedy compounded by the egregious judicial errors that hampered the investigation.The “Dutroux Affair,” as it came to be known, shocked the nation, culminating in the “White March” of 1996, where more than 350,000 demonstrators marched in silent protest through the streets of Brussels after Dutroux’s arrest. The story is told through the testimonies of the survivors, now fully grown, shedding light on how their memories are altered by time, distorted by media coverage and limited by their youth and inexperience.

Naman Ramachandran London-based sales agent MetFilm Sales has boarded feature documentary “Exposing Muybridge,” featuring Gary Oldman, about revolutionary photographer Eadweard Muybridge.Muybridge (1830–1904) was an English photographer known for his groundbreaking work in photographic studies of motion who played a seminal role in motion picture history. His images of running horses transformed the camera into a machine of unmatched powers of perception and persuasion, and set the course for the birth of cinema.