Brits' favourite conspiracies revealed – from Queen being a lizard to aliens in Area 51

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"16 and Pregnant" star Jordan Cashmyer's official cause of death has been determined by a medical examiner. Jordan died of fentanyl and cocaine intoxication, the Office of Chief Medical Examiner for the Maryland Department of Health confirmed to Fox News Digital. Her manner of death was undetermined.

A worried mum who is already struggling to afford everyday essentials and household bills fears she won't be able to provide for her kids when costs rise.

Two men have been arrested for murder and kidnap after a body was found near Wigan.

Barcelona sensation Pedri did not actually graduate from the club’s famed La Masia academy.The 19-year-old prodigy has taken European football by storm since bursting onto the scene, cementing his place as a generational talent and one of the Blaugrana’s most crucial players.His precise passing, cushioned first touch and excellent vision since his 2020 first-team debut are typical of a La Masia graduate, even earning him comparisons with club legend Andres Iniesta.But Pedri in fact came through the academy ranks of Las Palmas and only signed for Barcelona in the summer of 2020 after a fantastic debut season in Spain’s Segunda Division.Barcelona signed the phenomenal midfielder for a measly initial fee of €5million (£4million) which has since quadrupled in add-ons, according to transfer guru Fabrizio Romano.Romano claims ex-Barcelona sporting director Ramon Planes revealed some at the Catalan club were unhappy with spending that amount on an unproven 17-year-old at the time.But Pedri quickly proved his doubters wrong.With 37 professional appearances already under his belt for Las Palmas, the Gran Canaria native quickly broke into the first-team under Ronald Koeman in 2020.Do you think Pedri will go on to become a Barcelona legend? Let us know in the comments section.Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox - don't miss a thing.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

six-foot man-goat" has spooked residents of a Northamptonshire village.The incident and alleged sighting happened on the A425 near the village of Staverton at roughly 2am in the early hours of last Sunday morning.Online forum mumsnet were keen to discuss the sighting, with user GallopingHighRoad posting the initial incident, prompting some discussion.The initial message read: "We had been away for a few nights and travelled back quite late."Towards the end of the journey, this was about 2am, we were driving along an A Road in a rural area when something crossed the road in front of us in full headlights for about three seconds."They continued: "It was about the height of a person, maybe 6ft or over, but had short powerful legs and hips which seemed to move in a circular fluid fashion."It was not a deer because it stood on two legs.

Denise Van Outen has revealed a woman once hurled "vile and disgusting" abuse at her because she was playing a lesbian on stage. The actress, 47, said the incident happened when she was in Rent in London in 2007.

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Fans of ITV's The Chase were left stunned last night as all four contestants were knocked out before the final round.

President Donald Trump turned a surprise opening-day appearance at his party’s scaled-down national convention into an opportunity to question the integrity of the fall election, even as his aides promised a diverse and uplifting message once the evening program shifted back to Washington, D.C. for prime time.

Working in Donald Trump’s White House is a seemingly endless cycle of lying, illegal behavior, getting fired, and writing a tell-all book snitching on everybody left behind. 

Last weekend I had just finished Mary Trump’s book “Too Much and Never Enough,” when I decided to turn on TV.  There was Donald Trump, the world’s most dangerous man, as the book says, holding another campaign rally disguised as a press conference.

Erik Pedersen Managing EditorAfter the week that was — when a QAnon backer won a congressional primary and President Donald Trump embraced the, uh, fringe group during a White House briefing, Bill Maher felt it’s time that America learned the true identity of the shadowy figure behind it all.“It makes perfect sense that I — libertine, atheist, pot-smoking Trump-hating Bill Maher — am Q,” the Real Time said. “I am, which I revealed on this show two years ago.” He then cut to quick clip from that night and returned, bathed in blue light and sitting at a laptop, and said it’s true because, as serious followers know, “It makes the least sense.

The new “Wonder Woman” villain is taking some real-life inspiration.

Queen have described their journey to stop Donald Trump from using their music in social media campaigns as an “uphill battle”.Earlier this week, the president’s campaign used the band’s hit song “We Will Rock You” in a video on TikTok rival Triller.It’s not the first time Trump has featured the anthem in promotional material, with Queen last year seeking to block him from using the song after it was used without permission in a Twitter campaign video."Ed Sheeran confirms marriage to childhood sweetheart Cherry Seaborn""Aladdin - Trailer""Fleetwood Mac perform 'Oh Well' on Monster Music Mash 1969""Wiley apologises and says he is not racist""Trump campaign launches new Spanish-language ad campaign defending Goya amid boycotts""Katy Perry

The villain in Wonder Woman 1984 is partly inspired by Donald Trump, according to director Patty Jenkins.Pedro Pascal will play antagonist Maxwell Lord in the upcoming superhero sequel and Jenkins admits the US President was integrated into his personality.When asked if Trump was an influence, Patty, 49, told Screen Rant: "He's one of them.' Inspiration:Pedro Pascal will play antagonist Maxwell Lord in Wonder Woman 1984, and director Patty Jenkins has revealed part of the inspirationShe shared: 'I mean honestly, the funny thing is he is, but I'm not trying to make...

Ted Johnson Donald Trump startled reporters at a press conference on Wednesday after he was asked a question about QAnon, the far-right conspiracy movement that has been deemed a potential domestic terrorism threat.The FBI named QAnon in a bulletin on fringe theories that warned of increasing extremist domestic violence.“I don’t know much about the movement, other than I understand they like me very much, which I appreciate,” Trump told reporters, adding that “these are people that don’t like seeing what’s going on in places like Portland and places like Chicago and New York and other cities and states.” But then the president was told the specifics of what QAnon followers believe, going well beyond concerns of protests and unrest in major

Taylor Swift is letting her fans in on all of the secrets hidden in her “Cardigan” music video.

John Oliver on Sunday criticized Donald Trump for spreading racist conspiracy theories about the birthplace of Democratic vice-presidential candidateKamala Harris. Remarking that Republicans scrambled to find anything they could in the way of an attack strategy when the California senator was selected for the ticket with Joe Biden, the Last Week Tonight host argued they sunk toconspiracy theories.

Sharon Stone has had two family members already die from COVID-19, and two more are now fighting for their lives. The actress, 62, revealed on Instagram that her beloved sister, Kelly, and Kelly’s husband, Bruce, contracted coronavirus despite social distancing and wearing protective gear. Sharon lashed out at people who refuse face masks, as well as President Donald Trump for his inaction during the crisis. She begged her fans to vote for Joe Biden in November — not a “killer.”

Dino-Ray Ramos Associate Editor/ReporterAfter a week off John Oliver came back to his “white void” to unpack the news on Sunday night’s episode of Last Week Tonight, using the announcement of Kamala Harris as Joe Biden’s Vice Presidential pick as a launching pad to talk about the country’s (specifically Republicans) obsession with conspiracy theories.When Harris was named as Biden’s choice of VP, Oliver said that it “sent conservatives scrambling for attack strategies.” Without fail, Donald Trump questioned her citizen requirements for running for office. Thus begins a depressing resurgence of birtherism.