British father and nine-year-old son die in horror landslide while on holiday in Australia

First Dates have revealed some of the show's secrets, and explaining how it's not as easy to find love on the series as it seems.Joseph Kent, who was due to appear in series three, was put on the show's backburner after two of his dates dropped out. He ended up featuring on First Dates in 2015 as a "background dater", to make the restaurant appear like it was busy and to "fill the space".

Victoria Beckham has said that husband David "can't get enough" of his wife's body.The former Spice Girl, 46, snapped him sneaking a peak at her while she was trying on clothes in their walk-in wardrobe.Victoria, now a fashion designer, had donned a little black dress from her collection, which she had paired with some high heels. She went without any accessories.Her shoulder length brunette was tousled and waved, and stayed perfectly in place as she tilted her head back.Confidently admiring her appearance in the mirror, she pulled her best model poses to take photos of her outfit.But in the background, David can be seen checking out his wife while popping his head round the door.Victoria cheekily captioned the picture: "Someone can't get enough of VB Body [shifty eyes emoji] @davidbeckham."The black dress is from her own brand, VB Body, and retails for £490.It's not the first time David has taken to social media to share his appreciation for his wife, often sharing photos of her looking gorgeous.For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.He posted an array of snaps on Instagram stories earlier this month to celebrate her birthday.One image was a shot of her bum while she was in a yoga pose."I mean [peach emoji].

Camila Cabello steps out in a chic ivory dress for the 2022 Hispanic Federation Gala held at the Museum Of Natural History in New York City on Thursday night (April 28).

Hollywood’s unions have agreed to extend the film and TV industry’s current Covid-19 safety protocols until a new agreement can be reached with the Alliance of Motion Picture & Television Producers. The protocols had been set to expire on Saturday. The extension was agreed to by the DGA, SAG-AFTRA, IATSE, the Teamsters and the Basic Crafts.

holiday costs soar when Ryanair allegedly forced them to pay for seats that they had 'already bought'.Sue Graham, 68, was on her way back from a getaway in Benidorm with husband Eric, from whom she is separated, and 22-year-old step-daughter Sophie when she found her seats had been allocated to someone else — despite being paid for.They were forced to stump up €30 (£25) each by staff from the budget airline in Alicante airport after they were told their seats had been cancelled, reports the Echo.Describing the stressful interaction with the attendant, Sue told the paper: "When I told the attendant we had no money I was told, 'It's not my problem,' either pay a further 30 Euros each or sort yourself out."I suffer with depression and anxiety so can you imagine my state of mind thinking we were going to be abandoned at the airport.""I'm disgusted. I have been informed of this happening to other travellers due to the airline over selling seats.

seriously disrupted by the war. Countries like Egypt, which sources 80 per cent of its imported wheat from those countries, have reason to be seriously concerned.Here in the UK we have less reason to worry, as we produce nearly 85 per cent of our wheat. But we have to expect prices to go up.

Prince George and Princess Marina moved into Coppins in June 1936. In those days, the nearby village of Iver retained a quiet charm and rural atmosphere, and Coppins was set in 130 acres of countryside, surrounded by arable fields, woods and plantations. The house was built in about 1850.Duke: We were very fond of Coppins.

Seafood and Eat It, a company set up by two brothers. They use Cornish crab, though go further afield when demand is high. It seems expensive when you put it in your shopping basket but there’s no waste and you can start cooking immediately.

Although, no doubt, he would blanch at such a description, the Duke of Kent is one of the nation’s great unsung heroes. Modest and self-effacing, he has always seen his role as being to support the Queen, and he has been doing just that for the 70 years of her reign.He was born in 1935, so he is now 86, and he had the tragedy of losing his father, Prince George, in a wartime air crash in Scotland in 1942.

the producer event at the Fox Inn at Corscombe on 22 June). If you don’t want to splash out on veal, a pork cutlet would also work.You can use whatever seasonal alliums you can get your hands on, you can even put a few cloves of black garlic in to give it a different dimension.

The New York Times, she dropped this gem: ‘You can think twinset, but you can’t wear one.’Like all useful statements about style, it will mean different things to different people. I think she’s saying, ‘You can channel the essence of what a twinset is, but don’t necessarily wear one’. This is pretty sound advice that can be applied to all kinds of items one feels one wants to wear, because one has seen someone iconic from another era wear it (in my case that’s nearly always Grace Kelly).

Velvet sandals, £149, Penelope ChilversMy mother-in-law loves linen. A neat T-shirt sits with slim chinos and plimsolls.

Gary Neville has agreed with Manchester United interim manager Ralf Rangnick's 'open-heart surgery' claim and highlighted the need for patience in light of Erik ten Hag's appointment.

Juan Mata has agreed with Nemanja Matic's controversial comments that Manchester United's 1-1 draw with Chelsea was an improvement following their recent run of form.

weather conditions.Saturday (April 30) is likely to see sunshine and balmy spring temperatures of up to 19C in the south of England, according to the Met Office.But it could be a washout for people in Scotland, Northern Ireland and parts of northern England as a low-pressure system moves down from the northwest.The shifting weather front is anticipated to introduce cloud and outbreaks of rain in these areas, before this shifts further down the British Isles on Sunday.Met Office Deputy Chief Meteorologist David Oliver said: “It is a different mix of weather this bank holiday weekend after what has been a largely settled week for the UK.“The high-pressure that has been dominating the UK in recent days will move away to the south, allowing a low-pressure system to move in from the northwest.""This will bring with it some more unsettled weather with showers or some longer spells of rain across the north on Saturday and then southern areas on Sunday."A good deal of dry weather is expected on Monday with most areas only seeing some isolated showers and mild temperatures, widely in the mid-teens.”Netweather forecaster Jo Farrow meanwhile explained in a new blog that the weather would be taking a more clement turn in some areas after a mild and at times chilly week.She said: "This week has felt pleasant in any sunshine but cold once the sun sets, or in a breeze off the North Sea or even under the thick cloud.With new milder air, however, she said temperatures could now "nudge up" up into the high teens and could "tip just into the low twenties" — but only while the sun is shining.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.

hospital. The Nazir family of five has been tragically torn apart by a natural disaster at a popular Australian tourist attraction as their unharmed teenage daughter frantically called an air ambulance to save them.Mehraab Nazir, 49, and his youngest child were crushed to death by falling rocks in the Blue Mountains, north of Sydney, as the family were trekking through the remote Wentworth Pass on Monday.Australia's Triple-0 emergency service responded to the traumatised 15-year-old girl's call at 1:30pm by sending a helicopter to airlift her surviving mum Anastasia, 50, and brother, 14, to hospital in a critical condition.Mr Nazir landed a top position as a finance lawyer and partner at a Sydney advisory firm and took the family from London down under 10 years ago.

A father and son sadly lost their lives after being caught in a landslide while on a family holiday in Australia.