Adele announces Hyde Park special guests, including Kacey Musgraves and Gabrielle

Talking to Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond on This Morning, the star spoke honestly about caring for his mum.He said: 'It's easy to start thinking like a victim but it's when I started talking that everyone changed."I'm not alone in this.

Amanda Holden has uploaded a picture of herself making the most of the sun during a holiday to Sicily.The Britain's Got Talent judge, 51, showed off her killer figure in the Instagram post, as she reclined on a boat in just a tiny green bikini.Making sure she didn't get any tan lines, Amanda had untied the straps of her bikini top to ensure an even colour across her body.READ MORE: Amanda Holden branded 'glamorous queen' as she shows off ageless figure in skimpy bikiniThe sultry picture involved the actress' body looking completely toned, as she laid flat on her back, holding onto the rail of the boat with one hand, with her legs propped against a cushion.She had tied her hair back with a large green hairwrap and wore a pair of sunglasses.Amanda captioned the image: "Veni vidi amavi (green heart emoji)", an Italian phrase which translates to: "I came, I saw, I loved" in English.She tagged swimwear designer Melissa Odabash MBE in her picture, implying the neon green two piece was one of her designs.Amanda had said she was travelling to Sicily to spend some time with her friend, Alan Carr, who was already on the island.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here. Taking to social media, she wrote: "Well! What a treat [private jet firm] to the rescue.

Royal Family was less than thrilled over Sarah Ferguson's toe sucking antics, with the bizarre incident blasted by the Queen's sister.The late Princess Margaret believed the incident had brought "shame" on the family after the "disgraceful photographs" that showed Ferguson having her feet kissed by John Bryan.Horrified royals were left stunned by the event that caused quite the stir at the time, with Ferguson and at-the-time husband Prince Andrew announcing their separation in July 1992.READ MORE: Meghan 'did make Kate cry in brutal bridesmaid row before wedding' insists tell-all bookPrince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson would have celebrated their 36-year wedding anniversary on July 23, but instead the notorious toe-sucking incident that horrified Prince Margaret takes centre stage.In a letter Princess Margaret had written to Sarah Ferguson in response to a bundle of flowers sent to the royal, a series of cut-throat blowouts were seen.The late Princess Margaret had written: "You have done more to bring shame on the family than could ever have been imagined."Not once have you hung your head in embarrassment even for a minute at those disgraceful photographs."But the shame and embarrassment went further than that for Princess Margaret, who scolded Ferguson for having dared to send flowers to her and the family. Her fuming letter continued: "Clearly you have never considered the damage you are causing us all.

CCTV cameras across South Ayrshire are set to receive an upgrade as part of a £400,000 investment project.

Erling Haaland will be assessed on Saturday to see if he can make his Manchester City debut in their pre-season clash with Bayern Munich this weekend, Pep Guardiola has confirmed.

Manchester United have been chasing Frenkie de Jong's signature for most of the summer transfer window. The Barcelona midfielder is proving to be difficult to acquire at the moment, which could force the club to explore alternative options.

Zac Efron and Netflix have both found themselves in court over their reality series Down To Earth.The 34-year-old actor and the streaming service are being sued by the health and wellness brand Down To Earth Organics, according to documents obtained by TMZon Friday.The brand claims that Efron's similarly name series is confusing its customers, especially as he branches out into advertising health foods. Legal issue: Zac Efron, 34, and Netflix have been sued over the reality series Down To Earth by wellness brand Down To Earth Organics, which claims the show confuses its customers, according to TMZ on Friday; seen in 2019 in NYCDTE claims in its lawsuit that it has already acquired the rights to use its name for media and entertainment and that Efron's show premiered after the rights were in place.In its filing, the wellness company claims that Netflix is trying to create a wellness brand inspired by its Down To Earth series, which DTE Organics claims would harm its sales by confusing customers with the similar names.

Hamilton Accies vice-captain Andy Ryan says the club's youngsters have a great chance to make a name for themselves in the game – but it’s up to them to take it.

an explosion. Another followed. The walls of her Kyiv mansion began to shake.

heatwave in early August.Given the long-term forecast, the predictions may not be exact, however multiple models have all shown regular heatwaves due to occur this summer.But rising temperatures will not be restricted to just the next few months, with 40C heat expected to become a regular occurrence over the next 30 years.READ MORE: Motorway madness as millions of Brits hit the roads for school summer holidaysThe UK experienced its hottest day on Tuesday (July 19), with a high of 40.3C in Coningsby, Lincolnshire.The returning hot temperatures are expected to hit Greater London and parts of Eastern England in August, according to weather forecasting system, the US National Centres for Environmental Prediction (NCEP).It was created to predict record-breaking temperatures, using 31 forecasts.Two of its forecasts show 40C predicted for next month, however experts have clarified that it may not be exact given the small percentage.However, the NCEP did correctly predict that the UK would experience heat over 40C in the middle of July.The second heatwave is looking likely, as various other forecasts have predicted there will be temperatures in the mid to high 30s in the South of England during the beginning of August.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The Royal Meteorological Society’s ‘Weather’ journal co-editor-in-chief, Simon Lee, told The i: “This is the world we are in: having seen 40C in reality, we can also expect to see it appear as a possibility more frequently in ensemble forecasts."Back then, it was perhaps easier to discredit these scenarios as simply too extreme and too unlikely to warrant much further consideration – but then the extreme scenario

Adele has given her first public concert in five years at London’s Hyde Park, performing at the venue over the weekend.The shows — which took place on Friday July 1 and Saturday July 2 as part of BST Hyde Park — were the singer’s first ticketed performances since her 2017 shows at Wembley Stadium.Adele performed a number of classics during her two-hour set, including ‘Hello’, ‘Someone Like You’, ‘Send My Love (To Your New Lover)’ and ‘Rumour Has It’, as well as ‘Easy On Me’ and ‘Oh My God’ from her latest album ’30’. Find footage of the performances and the full set list below:‘Hello’‘I Drink Wine’‘I’ll Be Waiting’‘Rumour Has It’‘Water Under The Bridge’‘One And Only’‘Skyfall’‘Send My Love (To Your New Lover)’‘Easy On Me’ ‘All I Ask’ ‘Make You Feel My Love’ (Bob Dylan cover) ‘Someone Like You’ ‘Oh My God’ ‘Set Fire To The Rain’ ‘Hold On’ ‘Rolling In The Deep’ ‘When We Were Young’ ‘Love Is A Game’ The shows held an estimated 65,000 people each, with support acts playing throughout the day.

Hello from the other side! Adele is back! 

Adele makes her UK live return with a pair of concerts for British Summer Time Hyde Park in London tonight and tomorrow (July 1-2). Check out the official stage times below.The singer, who released her fourth album ’30’ last November, will be supported by an all-female bill at her first ticketed shows in more than five years.

Hello from the other side! Adele is back! 

The soundtrack for Elvis is out now!

Adele has announced the line-up for her two upcoming shows in London – her first ticketed concerts in more than five years – with Kacey Musgraves, Nilüfer Yanya, Gabrielle and more set to open for the modern pop icon.Both shows – slated for next Friday (July 1) and Saturday (July 2) – will take place at Hyde Park, with each set to host 65,000 fans. Performances will run all day, Adele said in an Instagram post announcing the line-up, with a total of 11 artists (including the leading lady herself) set to take the stage.

More than 5,000 miles from her Las Vegas disaster in the residency that never was, Adele is making amends with a special two-day concert spectacular.

Thania Garcia Just days before two headlining appearances at the BST Hyde Park festival in London next week, the singer took to Twitter to share the all-female lineup of artists who will perform with her for the shows on July 1 and 2. The bill will also feature Kacey Musgraves and Gabrielle, along with rising artists Mahalia, Self Esteem, Nilüfer Yanya, Tiana Major9, Chrissi, Bonnie Kemplay, Ruti and Tamzene.“The line up for my Hyde Park shows next week is going to blow your socks off!” Adele wrote, posting the flyer for the festival as well as a photo of her and her guest performers.

Kacey Musgraves puts a slower spin on Elvis Presley‘s “Can’t Help Falling in Love” for a newly released music video for the upcoming Elvis movie.

Kacey Musgraves has shared the studio version of her cover of Elvis Presley‘s 1961 single ‘Can’t Help Falling In Love’, nearly two months after its announcement.The cover, released today (June 22), is the latest song to be lifted from the soundtrack to Elvis, Baz Luhrmann’s biopic about the titular Presley. Musgraves originally confirmed that she would be covering the song at the 2022 Met Gala, where she arrived with Luhrmann and Priscilla Presley.

Kacey Musgraves celebrates the love between Elvis Presley and Priscilla Presley.