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READ NEXT: Joan Collins breaks down and says she 'couldn't stop crying' following Queen's deathSpeaking to Saga Magazine, the glamorous star said: "I remember going through puberty at 14 and hating the way my body was changing."I hated everything that was happening," she continued candidly.The beautiful actress then revealed: "So I rebelled and wore boys' clothes. I wore corduroys and scraped my hair back.

Read more: Disabled man in wheelchair mowed down and dragged into road as driver refused to stopGrisly methods included death by hanging, often in public, and firing squad.Laws changed following penal reforms and in 1832, the death penalty was abolished for crimes including theft, counterfeiting and forgery. Gibbeting - or public hangings in gallows - was also stopped.The last executions in the UK took place in 1965 before capital punishment was suspended for murder in 1965 and finally abolished for murder in 1969.

Russia are using as their naval base. But Russia were left facing a confusing conundrum after encountering the strange vessel when it appeared to suffer a mechanical failure.

great white shark while out for an early morning swim. The 39-year-old was torn to pieces in a horrific attack while on holiday to celebrate a Bank Holiday weekend, it has been claimed.The woman had not ventured beyond the shallow water when she was brutally attacked by the ocean-based predator, which had raced from the deep waters to launch the savage attack.READ MORE: Mystery deep sea shark or squid monster swipes half ton alligator from ocean floorIt is believed that she was not far away from another group of swimmers at the time of the deadly attack, and had been on the edge of the group as the shark bit into her.

Sarah Jayne Dunn turns another year older today (September 25). The actress, who turned 41 on Sunday, famously played Mandy Richardson in Hollyoaks on and off since 1996.

Russian president Vladimir Putin putting nuclear warfare on the table once more, a nuclear map could show the damage done to your home.The Nuke Map presents the terrifying results of a nuclear blast on anywhere in the United Kingdom, with users able to drop atomic bombs onto their homes.They can also take to destroying landmarks scattered across the country, with the chance to test the range and damage that could be performed by nuclear Armageddon.READ MORE: Sick Russian troops to initiate Putin's conscripts by 'raping and torturing them' As Mad Putin conscripts the Russian public to his military as the war in Ukraine wages on, those at home can test out how much damage a nuclear warhead would do. In the unlikely event of nuclear annihilation, it is most likely curtains for much of the UK, with a flurry of nuclear bombs wiping out much of the landscape.

Zayn Malik has unfollowed ex-girlfriend Gigi Hadid on Instagram after it was revealed she is dating Leonardo DiCaprio.The One Direction star, 29, and the supermodel were in an on-off relationship for six years before splitting in late 2021.The couple, who share two-year-old daughter Khai, reportedly parted ways because of an altercation between Zayn and Gigi's mother, Yolanda Hadid, in which he "struck her" during an argument - something Zayn vehemently denies.READ MORE: Leonardo DiCaprio's dating history and why he doesn't date women over 25The blonde bombshell was spotted cosying up to Hollywood megastar Leo, 47, at a party in New York earlier this month.But since the news of their budding romance was revealed, Zayn has unfollowed Gigi on Instagram.The singer now only follows 24 people on his official account, many of which are fan pages dedicated to himself.Despite unfollowing the American beauty, Gigi still follows Zayn on her account.She was linked to the Titanic actor following his split with girlfriend of five years Camilla Morrone, 25.Two weeks after reports of their breakup emerged, an insider revealed that the Wolf of Wall Street star was "definitely pursuing" the 27-year-old. “They’ve been seen hanging out with groups of people.

Marta Balaga The Sámi, the indigenous people in the far north of Europe and Russia, are ready to share their stories with the world. But only under certain conditions, says film commissioner Liisa Holmberg from the International Sámi Film Institute (ISFI). “The most important thing is respect,” she notes, mentioning the Pathfinder Film Protocol – a set of guidelines and questions for non-Sámi filmmakers named after Nils Gaup’s 1987 Oscar-nominated drama. “When the Sámi people may not have the same opportunity/resources to tell their stories, why am I the right person to [do it]? How will my film production benefit the Sámi community and what am I giving back? Is it right for me to take up this space?,” it states.

A teenager has died following a car crash on a busy road in Aberdeen today, with two other men also taken to hospital.

The Dignitas organisation has said it is "fully supportive" of plans to legalise assisted dying in Scotland, as it accused UK politicians of "outsourcing this issue" to Switzerland where it has helped hundreds of UK residents end their lives.

Disappointed Reo Hatate has vented his frustrations after being left out of the first World Cup warm-up friendly for Japan.

James Bond actor Pierce Brosnan, 69, has spoken about the tragic death of his late wife Cassandra Harris.The star also recently defended his current wife Keely Smith, who was subject to fat-shaming.In a recent interview, Irish American actor Pierce opened up about his painting career.He revealed that his decision to pick up a brush had been sparked after his late wife Cassandra was sadly diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Speaking about how his first real gallery show is scheduled for spring 2023, the star opened up about how his art coincided with Cassandra’s illness. The actor spoke about one canvas that he created a year after Cassandra got sick. “My late wife was in her second year of ovarian cancer…” he remembered.“Carrying the weight and pain and the fear of that illness, I took out the paints. “And started painting. With my fingers.

The footballer revealed that wife of 20 years Poppy has been in close contact with his partner Katya Jones to tell her how to handle him.He said Poppy wasn't worried about the "curse" - when relationships end because of closeness on the show - and joked "she's trying to get rid of me, that's why she pushed me into doing it".Tony said he was pleased to be on the dance floor at all after a heart scare seven years ago. He needed surgery after doctors found a blocked vein and he said he hoped that dancing would improve his physical and mental health.But he said the main reason for his being on the dance floor was to raise awareness for mental health - an issue dear to his heart.Tony made his debut live appearance on BBC last night dancing to the tune Go West by Village People, an Arsenal anthem.Tony, 55, who is the oldest man in this year's series, has been sober for 26 years and says his professional partner will not let him back out of the 50 rigorous training hours a week.Of his wife's reaction to him signing up for Strictly, Tony said: "I think she's trying to get rid of me, that's why she's pushed me into doing the show.

Consumer journalist Martin Lewis has suggested it might be worth investing in fleece-lined hoodies and blankets ahead of the energy bills rise expected this winter. The expert, although he didn’t name any brands, said the home comfort could save you turning your heating on this winter and therefore accumulating energy costs.

Fabrizio Romano reports that a deal is almost done, with Forest pushing for one final signing to round off the window, despite having significantly bolstered their squad since gaining promotion to the Premier League. The East Midlanders have already announced the high-profile captures of Jesse Lingard, Renan Lodi, Morgan Gibbs-White and Taiwo Awoniyi, amongst others, but have now agreed a deal to bring Belgian international Batshuayi, 28, to the City Ground for the 2022/23 campaign.

Cristiano Ronaldo has been handed a Deadline Day lifeline in his pursuit of Champions League football with Serie A giants AC Milan interested in sealing a permanent switch before the transfer window slams shut. The Manchester United diva, 37, is still vying for a 20th consecutive stint competing against Europe's elite but has just hours to finalise an Old Trafford exit before the 11pm cut-off.

Daily Star Sport has named six wild things to look out for today.READ MORE: Six iconic Transfer Deadline Day moments including Sky Sports dildo and Babel madnessNothing will ever top Sky Sports reporter Alan Irwin taking a dildo to the face live on air outside Everton's training ground in 2015, though the incident - and those keen to copy it - means fan shenanigans is pretty much guaranteed.Sadly (but also sensibly), Sky brought in a rule a few years back saying they'll only record in places where fans can't reach their reporters, but don't be surprised if supporters get creative in their attempts to get on camera.Keep an eye out for massive banners, funny costumes and general mischief, because background mayhem on Deadline Day is as traditional (and as delicious) as Christmas turkey!What is the greatest Deadline Day moment of all time? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's move to Chelsea is, at the time of writing, still hanging in the balance, but don't be surprised to see the Barcelona striker rock up at Heathrow before a deal has been finalised.After all, the 33-year-old has previous. He went AWOL back in January and flew to Spain without Arsenal's permission in a bid to force the Gunners to green light his move to the Camp Nou.

Real Madrid chiefs were so desperate to solidify Cristiano Ronaldo's reputation as the world's greatest footballer they reportedly forced World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsén to state the Portuguese legend was his favourite player.Chess grandmaster, Magnus Carlsén, 31, is a lifelong fan of Los Blancos but, unlike hardcore Madridistas, the Norwegian believes Ballon d'Or rival Lionel Messi is the greatest player of all time. Carlsén told the Lex Fridman podcast he was interviewed by the club following his successful defence of the world title, but was told to change his answer when he failed to state Ronaldo was his favourite player.READ MORE: Thomas Tuchel 'said no' to Cristiano Ronaldo after Ralf Rangnick told him to steer clear"I think it’s pretty hard to make a case for anybody else than [Lionel] Messi for his all-round game," said Carlsén.

Manchester City scored a late penalty to rescue a second successive 3-3 draw as their charity match in Barcelona ended in entertaining fashion.