Amelia Dimoldenberg wants to get Sam Fender on ‘Chicken Shop Date’

With snow likely to hit the northeast of Scotland soon, and the weather getting cooler after the recent warm spell, it might be handy to have some tips for keeping warm.

A teenage girl has gone missing after boarding a train last week, prompting police to appeal to the public for information on her whereabouts.

Two brothers raked in more than £120,000 breaking down stolen top-of-the-range cars and selling the parts on eBay.

St Peter’s boss Paul McTaggart admits he’s gutted to say goodbye to his boyhood club.

A popular Lanarkshire community centre is to remain mostly closed to public use for at least another three months.

masturbation went slightly too far.Brittany, from Alabama, US, admitted she was "addicted to masturbation" while being single for three years and started to explore the world of sex toys."I ordered a vibrator, like a bumpy butt-stick. It was like blue and it had three balls and a little bitty vibrator on it," she said on brand-new documentary Stuck."I was so excited, as soon as I got it in the mail I was like, ‘Oh I’m done, I’m going to take a bath'."But she soon realised it wasn't the best idea."Too much oil, too much excitement, and you just don’t have that many hands yourself, so it just happens," she explained."Two hands, three parts, so it had to be let go off.

A woman whose mum died from an aggressive brain tumour is devastated after her dad has been diagnosed with the same illness. Julie Green's mum, Diane, was diagnosed with a glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) in 2005 after she'd struggled with migraines for months.

Rangers supporter, who encourages Twitter users to follow for "tits and football" was also making reference to the news that Will Smith slapped Oscars presenter Chris Rock after he made a joke about the best actor winner's wife's bald head. Unsurprisingly it did not take long for Oscars host Chris Rock and Oscars best actor winner to be turned into a new meme for the internet to enjoy.Lana took to social media on Monday morning (March 28) to share the action shot in which Chris is captioned "Me trying to enjoy the weekend" and Will "Monday".She followed it up with her threat to Celtic fans yesterday (Tuesday, March 29), accompanied by a sultry snap of her wearing her beloved Rangers jersey.Earlier this month Lana said she was ‘terrorised’ by the crowd at a charity football match featuring TikTok creators.Chants of “who’s the slapper in the hat?” were hurled in her direction.She also said items such as bread were thrown by who she dubbed "TikTok hooligans".Lana was attending the game featuring TikTok star Cal ‘The Dragon’ in a game between his Simple & The Dragon team against Content Ballers South at Eastbourne Borough on March 11.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.She said: “It is half time and I am getting terrorised by everyone.

Jet2 flight that he he could not open his bag for his passport.Ali Ozdemir was in such a drunken state that he threw up over himself as he slumped in his seat heading to Birmingham Airport from Turkey on October 19 last year. Police had been called to the gate on landing to arrest the 49-year-old from Stirchley, West Midlands, who has now been jailed for three months.

coronavirus tests will only be available to certain people from this week.Universal testing is set to come to an end on Friday (1 April).This means people will have to pay if they want to get a lateral flow test.The measure comes as part of the UK government's 'Living with Covid' plan, with the virus being treated like other respiratory infections.However, according to the new plans, which were revealed on Tuesday (29 March), free symptomatic testing will be provided for certain people, such as patient-facing NHS workers. Under these proposals, asymptomatic lateral flow tests will also continue next month for certain settings where the possibility of coronavirus spreading quickly is at a high level.

The Bafta award nominations have been announced, with late comedian Sean Lock receiving a posthumous nomination. The comedy legend, who died from cancer last year, has received a nomination for Channel 4’s 8 Out Of 10 Cats Does Countdown, in the entertainment performance category.

Oscars on Sunday night looking very shocked.The photo of her gasping went viral, as many thought it was in reaction to the unexpected moment Will Smith hit Chris Rock over a joke.However, the photographer behind the snap has now confirmed this was taken out of context.On Sunday night, many viewers were left speechless as Will approached the stage and slapped Chris.This came after the comedian made a joke about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith’s haircut.He quipped he couldn’t wait to see GI Jane 2, a film that featured Demi Moore with a bald head.However, Jada was visibly upset by the remarks as she suffers from a condition called alopecia.Will went on stage and slapped Chris as a result, tell him to keep his wife’s name out of his “f***ing mouth”.Shortly after this happened, the snap of Nicole began circulating around the internet.However, this was actually taken earlier in the evening, during the untelevised part of the ceremony.In a new interview, photographer Myung Chun opened up about what Nicole was actually reacting to.He explained: “The picture of Nicole Kidman was taken during the non-televised portion.“It appeared that she was excited to see Jessica Chastain across the room.“Kidman then reached out her arms and waved to her with both hands.”Myung then added what happened after this as well.“Shortly thereafter, Chastain walked over to greet Kidman and her husband Keith Urban,” he continued to Vulture.Following Will’s incident at the awards, he won the gong for Best Actor.During his tearful speech, he made references to wanting to “protect his family”.He also apologised to the Academy, who later condemned his actions.In an Instagram statement on Monday, Will also apologised to Chris.He wrote: “Violence in all of its

OnlyFans after being furloughed at the beginning of the pandemic - and went on to earn up to £40,000 a month. Now, having quit uni, she dresses up as famous film characters to add more cash to her quickly acquired fortune.In an exclusive interview with Daily Star, she said: “I started doing cosplay a few months ago because I didn’t really have a niche and fans really love it.“I got asked to dress up as Spider-Man the other day and to pour milk over myself.

wrestling has had a rough couple of years.From the global pandemic and a total shut down of the industry, to its own scandal-filled Me Too movement, called Speaking Out, the UK scene has been through a lot.The tumultuous period also saw the introduction of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Wrestling set up, which has been vocal about changes needed in the industry going forward.And for Simon Miller, representation and inclusivity should play a hugely important part in that.He was speaking exclusively to the Daily Star just days after Progress Wrestling – the company he is the new show host of – held a BAME (Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic) show, and an all-women's show in the same week.The journalist, YouTube host, and in-ring competitor said: “Inclusivity is so important and the only way to get to a point where we don't need those shows at all, because it's just happening on regular show, is to shine a spotlight on it and shout about it as much as possible.“So the fact that you know in that one week Progress did that is such a good way to approach it.“And it's also offering something to everybody, so you know if you're a female fan you get yourself represented.“If you're part of the BAME community, you get yourself represented, then you can go to the core Progress shows and we're going to have, obviously women on those shows and we're going to have BAME wrestlers on those shows too.“So to be a part of that, in whatever small way I am, feels like hopefully it's something that we can do more of.“There's loads of awesome wrestling companies in Britain doing the same thing, and I feel like, if we are all aimed towards that goal and if we can all work together in order to make the industry a better place and make it more

Ukrainian forces pushing back against Russian invaders have managed to take hold of top-of-the-range Russian equipment after taking back a small village. Rudnytske village, located 40 miles east of Kyiv, was taken back by Ukrainian forces and found the Russians had left three tanks and an armoured personnel carrier behind.

Sam Fender has announced an outdoor headline show in Yorkshire – find all the details below.The ‘Seventeen Going Under’ artist will perform at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Friday, May 27 as part of his 2022 tour, which kicks off in Nottingham later this month (March 20).Fender will play in front of an audience of 8,000 fans at the North Yorkshire seaside gig. Tickets go on general sale at 9am GMT this Friday (March 11) – you can purchase yours from here.Fans can also sign up to access a pre-sale, which will take place at 9am GMT this Wednesday (March 9).

ALL eyes were on Lottie Moss at Wednesday’s NME Awards, including those of a certain rocker du jour. We hear that Sam Fender, who picked up a gong for Best Album In The World, was quite taken with the model, who has just finished a stint in rehab for cocaine addiction, and he has been busy ogling her sexy snaps on ­Instagram.

Best TV Actor to This Way Up‘s Aisling Bea, Munya Chawawa and Amelia Dimoldenberg paid a visit to the BandLab NME Awards 2022 winners’ room. Watch our full video interview above.“Amelia and the one man she couldn’t get into the chicken shop!” Chawawa shouted before Dimoldenberg pointed out that he’d already been a guest on her Chicken Shop Date series twice.All jokes aside, the pair did take a moment to dwell on their tight friendship, with Chawawa discussing their “electric chemistry” and saying he did his “first-ever interview with Amelia five years ago and she’s always been a champion of my [work] so just standing in her presence is making me emotional.”Amelia responded: “He’s crying.

Sam Fender wants to celebrate his future success with the ultimate Geordie - Paul Gascoigne.North Shields hero Sam was famously presented chart awards by famous Geordies for his first two No1 albums in the shape of Alan Shearer, then Ant And Dec.Asked who he might get next if album three reaches the top Sam told the Daily Star's WIRED column: “Gazza would be great to be the next Geordie to tell me I’ve reached No 1.“Other Geordies who’d be great would be Sting or Bryan Ferry.“But Gazza would be the ultimate.”Gazza had his own chart success in 1990, when his cover of Newcastle rockers Lindisfarne’s song Fog On The Tyne reached No 2.Sam covered Lindisfarne’s Christmas tune Winter Song in 2020, and revealed: “I’d be up for recording another Lindisfarne cover with Gazza.“I don’t know about doing Fog On The Tyne but, if Gazza was there, I’d probably go for it.”Sam took home both Best Album in the UUK and best Album In The World at the NME Awards in London on Wednesday night and is keen to enjoy his success more this year.He added: “My personal ambition for 2022 was to really enjoy what’s happening.“It’s very easy to be overwhelmed by it all.“This album is harder to take in than my first record, because it’s got bigger, incredibly fast.“I’ve skyrocketed to a different level, and I feel on a different plane now.“It’s quite different.“But I’ve just got to take a moment, try to be present in the moment and just enjoy it.”Sam recently celebrated his BRIT Award win with a lavish after party.He won the gong for Best Rock/Alternative Act after his incredibly impressive stint in the music industry.Following the news that there are no official label after parties, Sam decided to make his own as he treated his friends.Sources told Daily

Sam Fender and his live band provided one of the highlights of the BandLab NME Awards 2022 with their wide-ranging and joyful interview in the winners’ room – check it out above.Fender and his bandmates were speaking after he won Best Album In The World and Best Album By A UK Artist at last night’s ceremony at the O2 Academy Brixton in London (March 2). He also performed ‘Seventeen Going Under’ live to kick off the event.Joined by his bandmates Dean Thompson, Tom Ungerer, Joe Atkinson, Drew Michael and Johnny Davis, Fender – who started the interview by exchanging Limmy impressions with his band – was asked for his thoughts on winning Best Album In The World.“I mean it’s a bit too far, that, really.