Aldi confirms opening hours for four-day Platinum Jubilee Bank Holiday

Johnny Depp has much to celebrate after he won his defamation lawsuit against ex-wife Amber Heard on Wednesday.MORE: Johnny Depp seen for first time since winning Amber Heard defamation trialThe Pirates of the Caribbean star has been inundated with support from Hollywood's A-list, and among them is Sharon Osbourne, who revealed the 'real' side of Johnny when she shared her unexpected reaction to his victory.WATCH: Johnny Depp's lawyer has best reaction to winning defamation case against Amber HeardTalking to Piers Morgan Uncensored after the verdict was announced, Sharon said: "Wow, it wasn't what I was expecting. I mean, I wanted Johnny to win but I didn't expect him to."Speaking of his true character, Sharon – who spent the evening with Johnny at London's Royal Albert Hall on Tuesday - revealed: "He is a gentle soul.

Johnny Depp won his defamation case against Amber Heard as the Judge in Fairfax County, Virginia's courthouse read out the jury's verdict on June 1 in favour of the 58 year old star. The Pirates of the Caribbean actor won on all three counts of defamation in the trial, as Amber, 36, was ordered to pay $10million in damages. The Aquaman star was then told she had won on one of her countersuit claims, receiving $2million in damages.

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BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty suffered an unfortunate microphone blunder outside Buckingham Palace. Naga presented BBC Breakfast live from Buckingham Palace on Thursday morning (June 2) during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations - but it all went wrong for a moment.She was keeping viewers up to date on the royal celebrations before the historic Trooping of the Colour parade taking place at the giant London palace on Thursday.However, Naga needed a quick beverage during the broadcast - and she ended up interrupting her fellow BBC colleague Ashley John-Baptiste just seconds into his report.Naga had just finished speaking to royal historian Kate Williams and handed over to Ashley who was catching up with royal fans gathering on the Mall.But she made a quick request for a glass of water as she struggled through the royal coverage for a minute - and it seemed like she forgot to turn her microphone off.It meant Naga's bid to bag a beverage cut across Ashley's introduction - so viewers heard her say: "Please can I have a glass of water?" from behind the camera.Luckily, Ashley seemed relatively unaffected by Naga's request and managed to move on with his report.Fans had been waiting hours for the royal festivities to begin, with some travelling all the way from Calgary in Canada for the Jubilee, which marks 70 years of her majesty's service on the throne.One fan from Melbourne, Australia said: "fan from Melbourne, Australia said: “This is a dream come true, obviously with the pandemic I didn’t think I’d get here."I’m just looking forward to seeing it all and being a part of it.

District, the ultra-modern Thai BBQ restaurant in the city’s Northern Quarter has been announced as one of the finalists in a new category as part of the Estrella Damm National Restaurant Awards. District is one of 10 finalists to make the cut of the new ‘Food Lovers Award’.

The Jubilee Bank Holiday weekend is expected to get off to a sunny start in Greater Manchester. Highs of 19C are forecast for the region today although some areas could see rain later on.

The Voice UK debuted on our TV screens back in 2012.The singing competition aired on BBC One at the time, hosted by Holly Willoughby and Reggie Yates, before eventually moving over to ITV after fears that the show could ‘upstage’ the X Factor.Leanne Mitchell was eventually crowned the winner of the first series, but later quit singing altogether after a furious fat-shaming row with judge Sir Tom Jones.With an original panel comprised of Jessie J, will.i.am, Tom Jones and Danny O’Donoghue, the show finally ended its BBC run in 2015.But where are the stars of series one now? From a royal connection to horrific rows, we take a look.Series one winner Leanne Mitchell left fans stunned when she soared to victory on the show mentored by Tom Jones, going on to release her debut single Run to You in June 2012.However, her debut album turned out to be a “huge flop” when it came out the next year, reaching number 134 in the charts - and Leanne was sadly dropped from her label in 2014.And shortly after, Sir Tom cruelly suggested that it was Leanne’s weight gain that led to her “singing at a holiday camp” rather than topping the charts.Speaking to The Sun, he said: “Leanne Mitchell, the girl who won the first one - she was singing at a holiday camp and she still is.

Queen's Platinum Jubilee is in full swing and plenty of shops are helping you to celebrate in style.Marks and Spencer has launched a huge range of Jubilee-themed products to help you mark the occasion.The supermarket giant's products include Caramel Corgi Mousse Cakes and a giant honey roast ham sausage roll, which says ‘HRH’ on top.But its latest offering, a Jubilee sandwich that consists of ham and egg, has been savagely mocked by shoppers online.Some cheeky shoppers even said the creation looks like it was "made by the fair hands of a monkey", as reported by The Mirror.M&S' interesting lunchtime staple puts a bizarre spin on the classic ham and egg sarnie that millions know and love.Instead of slicing or mashing the egg, it opted to leave it whole in the middle of the sandwich.When cut in half, the sandwich appears to resemble a crown with the egg yolk representing a large jewel in the middle - even if it does leave people confused as to how you would actually eat it.Priced at an eye-watering £4.25, the sandwich is only available to purchase in store.It comes in packaging decorated with bunting to signify the Jubilee theme.Sadly, shoppers on social media weren't impressed – with one saying the sandwich maker must have been drunk when the meal was created, and another calling it a "farce".One person wrote: “It looks like it was made by the fair hands of a monkey. "‘Let's slam a hard boiled egg in a sandwich.

On Wednesday, The Queen released a special portrait taken in the Victoria Vestibule at Windsor Castle in order to mark the start of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations In the portrait, Her Majesty , 96, looked radiant in a light blue dress that she paired with a pair of pearl earrings and a matching pearl necklace with the necklace in particular paying tribute to her father King George VI. The pearl necklace is a staple on the Queen and she is often pictured wearing one when attending events and making speeches.The tradition began when the Queen was given a thin platinum chain as a youngster by her father who then added two pearls to it on every birthday.

The Trooping of the Colour, a ceremony marking the official birthday of the Queen of Britain, is minutes away. The ceremony is one event of many to occur throughout the week as Britain celebrates 70 years of Queen Elizabeth II's reign. It follows Silver, Gold and Diamond Jubilee celebrations in 1977, 2002 and 2012, which marked 25, 50 and 60 years on the throne.

Lee Hyo-ri has opened up about her tough childhood and her relationship with her family.Lee Hyo-ri recently made a guest appearance on the latest episode of the MBC reality series The Oppa Of Tteokbokki House, which aired on May 31, during which she opened up about her difficult upbringing.“My parents had me and my three siblings in the countryside. Then, they moved to Seoul with only ₩500 in their hands. It was little money for the six of us,” she shared, per SBS News. Co-host and comedian Ji Suk-jin clarified that ₩500 at the time was the monetary equivalent of ₩500,000 (roughly £320) these days.

The MTV Movie & TV Awards are set to air on June 5 with Vanessa Hudgens and Tayshia Adams serving as the co-hosts.And on Wednesday, with the broadcast fast approaching, the two ladies took part in Press Day atBarker Hangar in the Santa Monica neighborhood of Los Angeles.Their duties were divided up by producers and show organizers: Hudgens will host the ceremony, or scripted part of the show, while the unscripted portion, for awards going to reality television shows, goes to Adams. Co-hosts: Vanessa Hudgen and Tayshia Adams took part in Press Day and rehearsals for the upcoming broadcast of the MTV Movies & TV Awards in Santa Monica on WednesdayHudgens, who was the first to be announced as host of the festivities, struck a number of poses in a black minidress that was adorned with an assortment of colorful round dots.The sleeveless number, which fell to around her mid-thigh, hugged her petite curves.

This week 45 years ago, Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her Silver Jubilee and as Her Majesty begins celebrations for her record-breaking Platinum Jubilee, our eyes turn to the Official Singles Chart of 1977...and one of the most controversial chart races in the history of the Official Charts. 

Manchester United flop Paul Pogba will be leaving Old Trafford at the end of the month, but he will still pick up a £3.78million loyalty bonus.It's the second time Pogba will walk away from United on a free transfer. The Frenchman did the same in 2012, when Juventus came calling for his signature after he failed to break into Sir Alex Ferguson's side.Pogba rejoined United in 2016 for £89million - smashing the club and world record fee - but he has ultimately failed to live up to expectations.

Naga Munchetty revealed she was told to "be mindful" about Prince Harry and Meghan Markle "not distracting" from the Platinum Jubilee. The BBC star hosted BBC Breakfast live from Buckingham Palace on Thursday (June 2), where she spoke to the BBC's royal correspondent Daniela Relph about the Queen's Jubilee celebrations.Naga asked the royal pundit about Harry and Meghan attending the Queen's special event, which marks 70 years of Her Majesty's service on the throne.

Excitement is running high as Dumfries and Galloway prepares to celebrate The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee with an extended bank holiday weekend.

Wilson Chapman editorThis weekend, Britain will celebrate the landmark 70th anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s ascension to the throne with Platinum Jubilee weekend, a national bank holiday taking place from Thursday, June 2 to Sunday, June 5.The Queen’s 70th anniversary occurred on Feb. 6, which marks the date where she took the throne at age 25 following the death of her father King George VI. Various celebrations in the U.K.

Johnny Depp and Amber Heard court case, branding it "courtroom porn" and claiming that everyone is "guilty" for watching the trial that played out over the course of six weeks.The American activist's comments came days before the jury announced yesterday that the Pirates of the Caribbean star won the $10million defamation trial against his ex-wife, Amber Heard.Ahead of the jury's explosive verdict, Lewinsky penned an opinion piece sharing her thoughts on the trial.The TV personality condemned the way the trial had been conducted and claimed that "we are guilty" for watching the trial, which was played out for the world to see.She wrote: "Because the trial has also been available live on our screens, we think, subconsciously, that we have a right to look and watch."To judge.To comment."And we end up with this confusing cultural crossover of watching two people (whom we are used to seeing as actors acting on a screen) in a setting—a courtroom—where we would normally expect them to be assuming their characters’ roles," she penned in an article for Vanity Fair.The activist went on to condemn the impact the trial has had on survivors of domestic abuse.She wrote: "It would be sad enough even if we just considered how it has impacted domestic violence survivors or those who have sought strength in the #MeToo movement."However, it's the larger implications for our culture that concern me the most: the ways we have stoked the flames of misogyny and, separately, the celebrity circus," she added.Yesterday, it was announced that the Hollywood actor had won his defamation lawsuit against his ex-wife.Johnny has been awarded $10million in compensation, and $5million in punitive damages after the jury deliberated for three days.Amber,

Pictures have given a first glimpse into the new heritage attraction set to open at Jodrell Bank later this week. The highly anticipated First Light Pavillion, forming as part of the £21.5m First Light Project which is supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund, will give the public the chance to discover the history behind the Jodrell Bank story.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are set to face Prince William and Kate Middleton in the “first step” towards “healing” their relationship, according to an expert. The couples are believed to be meeting again for the first time since Megxit as they come together for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have only been back to the UK together once since leaving their working roles, which saw the couple visit the Queen ahead of the Invictus Games in April.Harry and Meghan are expected to be seen at some of the events occurring over the bank-holiday weekend.The couple will also be bringing their children with them, including Lilibet, who the Royal Family will meet in person for the first time since she was born.It is believed that Lilibet accompanying the couple will be a joyous occasion for the Queen and other royals but not everyone believes it will solve problems between the Sussexes and the Cambridges.

Memorial Day always brings stars to social media to wish their followers a good time over the three-day weekend in the United States.Reese Witherspoon, Melissa Joan Hart, Valerie Bertinelli and Jamie Lee Curtis honored the armed forces with touching posts.Elsa Hosk, Molly Sims, Paris Hilton and Sofia Vergara posed in bikinis to take in the warm weather during their time off.And Chrissy Teigen made it a family weekend in New York City as she posed with husband John Legend and their two kids, Miles and Luna.The annual holiday - which is celebrated on the last Monday of May - is a federal holiday in the United States for mourning the U.S. military personnel who have died while serving in the United States armed forces.