'Ashamed' mum spared jail for glassing boyfriend leaving him with severed ear

CHEATING ex Eddie stole my phone and BLOCKED woman he'd been sexting so she couldn't reveal his messages, says Denise Van Outen. The actress, 47, finished their seven-year relationship in January after discovering Eddie had been sending X-rated messages to other women.

FURIOUS soap fans kicked off this week after an old Emmerdale storyline resurfaced revealing Cain Dingle as a 'paedo'. A repeat of a 2001 episode showed him bed 15-year-old Ollie Reynolds in a sick revenge scheme against her mum Angie - Cain's ex.

OUR Yorkshire Farm fans have all had the same question about Amanda Owen's latest family picture. The Yorkshire Shepherdess lives at Ravenseat with her husband Clive and their nine children.

TO The Manor Born star Peter Bowles has died aged 85 after battling cancer. The actor played Richard DeVere in the BBC sitcom between 1979 and 1981.

Two people have been arrested after allegedly ramming police with a suspected stolen car.

Rules surrounding pavement parking could change in England as the system is currently under review by the Department of Transport following a consultation into people’s views on the issue. It is said that the department is ‘actively considering’ a ban in England.

A mum says she ordered a £4,500 taxi to Ukraine from Salford to 'help' after 'one too many double pink gins and shots of Sambuca'. And was only saved by having 'insufficient funds'.

Joe Leydon Film Critic“Panama,” the latest offering from The Mel Gibson Movie of the Month Club, is the sort of instantly disposable action-thriller that wears its cynicism on its sleeve while laboring to grab attention with quick-cut visuals. Those combine with more gratuitous nudity than you can shake a stick at — without, it should be noted, any sticks — to goose a narrative that is tediously predictable when not borderline incoherent.

Tom Cruise is set to be celebrated at the Cannes Film Festival this May with a career retrospective, an in-person conversation on stage and the premiere of his eagerly awaited “Top Gun” sequel “Maverick: Top Gun.”The actor will reportedly be in attendance at the Palais des Festivals for a tribute event that will take in his 40-year film career. He will also take part in a conversation with journalist and Cannes associate Didier Allouch.As Variety reported earlier this week, “Top Gun: Maverick” will receive a special screening in Cannes — a huge coup for festival director Thierry Fremaux who has been keen to program the studio tentpole since 2020.

Naman Ramachandran Popular Pakistani-Canadian actor Ahad Raza Mir has been cast in Netflix original series “Resident Evil,” Variety has confirmed. Netflix has not yet revealed details of the character Mir will be playing in the series.“Resident Evil” is a live action, scripted series that will tell a new story building on Capcom’s hit video game franchise. Lance Reddick is set to star as Albert Wesker and the cast also includes Ella Balinska, Tamara Smart, Siena Agudong, Adeline Rudolph, and Paola Nuñez.Constantin Film, which previously produced the six-feature film franchise based on the games, will serve as the studio behind the series.

Stuart Miller When Frank Herbert wrote his science-fiction epic “Dune” in the 1960s, he instinctively made the crucial character of Liet Kynes a white man. But Denis Villeneuve sought a modern, diverse cast and he saw Kynes — who must convey integrity and authority while delicately juggling competing diplomatic interests — differently than Herbert.

beaten to death by a gang of teenagers as she cradled her boyfriend's head.Sophie Lancaster was left to die in a park with trainer marks on her face and pus pouring from her ears after shielding her partner, Robert Maltby.One of the thugs who killed the 20-year-old in August 2007 is set to be released from jail on licence after spending just 15 years behind bars. Ryan Herbert, of Bacup, Lancashire, was 16 when he was handed a life sentence after admitting murdering Sophie and causing and causing grievous bodily harm with intent to Mr Maltby because they were "moshers".A 15-year-old witness told police: "They were running over and just kicking her in the head and jumping up and down on her head."I started crying because I'd never seen anything like that.

A young entrepreneur left to foot the family bills after his father’s secret gambling addiction left them penniless has sold a safety app back to the industry in a bid to stop millions from falling victim.Adam Bradford was just 20 when he received a devastating phone call to say his dad was on his way to prison - after stealing over £50,000 from his employer and racking up £500,000 worth of debt.Totally unaware of his dad’s 30-year addiction to slot machines and online betting, Adam spent years paying off his father's debts, before turning his attention to reforming the gambling industry.Adam, who was diagnosed with autism aged 11, has sold his safety app “Bet Protect” to a global gambling body, and will see it embedded in top online betting sites across Europe, Asia, Africa and America.It comes just a week after Gambling Minister Chris Philp said “reform is undoubtedly long overdue”, and told how the government white paper on the industry would be out next month.Adam, one of only three people in the UK to receive the Queen’s Young Leader Award, said: “When we got the phone call from dad’s lawyer to say he’d gone to prison, we had no idea what for - mum just got off the phone and said “he’s gone”.“It was only when I discovered the paperwork that I saw the house had been re-mortgaged as much as it possibly could, it was actually in negative equity.“He’d racked up £500,000 worth of debt and had stolen £53,000 from his employer, hence why he was being sent to jail.“I effectively became a one-man debt management company. I basically prevented things from completely collapsing, sold the car, saw solicitors and made sure we had a roof over our head.

This Morning star Alison Hammond was forced to put her glasses on during the ITV show after she stumbled over her words. Co-host Phillip Schofield asked crew members to bring the autocue closer to them so that Alison could read it, but he was left laughing after she struggled again.

Rylan Clark has left his fans in stitches after posting a cryptic tweet with explicit words – which happen to be lyrics from a new song.Taking to Twitter earlier today, Rylan turned on caps lock and penned: "INSTEAD OF MEAT I EAT VEGGIES AND P*SSY."Fans of the former Big Brother legend and X Factor star couldn't believe their eyes when they saw his tweet. Many decided to ask him if he was okay."Have you been hacked or do you need sleep?" asked one concerned fan."What's going on?" probed another.A third person asked: "Alright who's hacked Rylan? Give him back his phone," to which someone replied: "He's going through this years Eurovision entries lol.

Instagram has confirmed that Kanye West's account has been temporarily locked following his online attacks on SNL comedian Pete Davidson.The US rapper will not be able to post, comment or send direct messages for 24 hours after violating the site's policies.West has recently taken to Instagram with a series of erratic posts, some of which have taken direct aim at Davidson, who is currently dating his ex-wife Kim Kardashian.He has also recently released his new song Eazy featuring fellow rapper The Game, which features the lyrics: “God saved me from that crash, just so I could beat Pete Davidson’s a**”.The accompanying music video is a stop motion clip of animated puppets made to look like Kanye West and Pete Davidson.In the black and white video, Kanye can be seen dragging Pete’s body by a rope with a bag over his head. He then buries the puppet alive, with just his head sticking out from the ground, and sprinkles flower seeds on top of his head.

The Crown as she stressed that she did not watch the Netflix original series.The actress dismissed the hit show’s storyline, saying it was “made up” and did not seem fair on members of the Royal Family.Joanna’s fondness for the Queen even led her to write a book in her honour.The book, entitled A Queen for All Seasons: A Celebration of Queen Elizabeth II on her Platinum Jubilee, celebrates the Queen’s legacy as a Monarch.Asked on the Table Manners podcast whether she watched the programme, Joanna said she did not because she knows the Royal Family.Joanna said in the episode released yesterday: “I don’t watch it [The Crown] because I know them. I know the Royal Family, I know them, and it’s awful to see people, with stuff being made up as if they said it when they really didn’t because it’s made up.“It’s written by a script writer and people imagining how things went which isn’t what happened because we know it’s made up.“That doesn’t seem fair.

Kanye West got in some bonding time with his son, Saint West, at the Golden State Warriors game in San Francisco on March 16, in photos that you can see here. Kanye and Saint sat courtside at the game, matching in grey jeans, leather jackets and black boots. The proud dad could be see chatting with his son during the game, and even introduced the six-year-old to some players on the court.

Finally, Rylan launched into a tweet that included the words: "No one brings me down, I'm gonna take the crown. Give it to me now."Fans were even more on edge when he posted a looped video clip in which he appeared to be having a tearful meltdown.However the real reason for his unusual string of messages quickly emerged."For those fearing this is breakdown number 2, listening to all the Eurovision entries and there is BANGERS [sic]," he enthused."I can feel my hips sliding all over Euroclub in May."I will be most certainly living my best life.They’re so good @eurovision."@RachaelN92x had a light-bulb moment about what his previous tweets had been referring to, exclaiming: "Now it makes sense!"Some of his 1.6 million followers finally made the connection that the tweets were song lyrics.Meanwhile author @heidistephens told the TV star: "Can't wait to join you on that dancefloor.

He starred in the BBC show from 1979 until 1981 as the businessman.He later came back to the role in a 2007 special with co-star Dame Penelope Keith.In a statement to the PA News Agency, his death was confirmed earlier today.This read: “The actor Peter Bowles has sadly passed away at the age of 85 from cancer.“Starting his career at the Old Vic Theatre in 1956, he starred in 45 theatrical productions ending at the age of 81 in The Exorcist at the Phoenix Theatre.“He worked consistently on stage and screen, becoming a household name on TV as the archetypal English gent in To The Manor Born, Only When I Laugh, The Bounder and Lytton’s Diary, which he devised himself.“He leaves his wife of over 60 years, Sue, and their three children Guy, Adam and Sasha.”Peter grew up in Nottingham before heading to London to study acting at RADA and begin his theatre career.In his early work, he trod the boards with the Old Vic Theatre Company as well as performing with the Royal Shakespeare Company.On screen, he has starred in series like The Avengers and The Saint before landing To The Manor Born in his 40s.In recent years, he appeared in films like Together and Off the Rails, with the latter being his final role.He also starred as the Duke of Wellington in the ITV show Victoria from 2016 until 2019.Following the news of his death, tributes have been pouring in for the star.Piers Morgan wrote: "RIP Peter Bowles, 85. Wonderful actor who exuded roguish British charm."Loved him in To The Manor Born, Lytton’s Diary & The Bounder.Sad news."While journalist Jack Blackburn added: "RIP Peter Bowles.

Happy in Hudson! Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski have settled into their new normal since relocating their brood to a farm in upstate New York.