BT give people chance to adopt Coatbridge phone box

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry may have ruined their chances of living a celebrity lifestyle with their bombshell Oprah Winfrey interview, a royal commentator has claimed.The Duke of Sussex, 36, and his 39 year old Duchess wife sat down for an explosive interview with the chat show legend, which aired in the UK earlier this month.

Judge Rinder has taken to Twitter to offer a 'financial reward' after he was mugged by 'three boys on bikes'. The thugs were wearing balaclavas and made off with the 42-year-old's phone.

Jada Pinkett Smith, Trevor Noah, and Jamie Foxx were among the big winners at the third night of the 2021 NAACP Image Awards on Wednesday. Jada, her daughter Willow Smith and mum Adrienne Banfield-Norris claimed the Image Award for Outstanding Talk Series for their Facebook Watch series Red Table Talk, while comedian Noah picked up the Outstanding Host in a Talk or News/Information (Series or Special) for his work on The Daily Show with Trevor Noah.

The Big Bang Theory’s Mayim Bialik has celebrated her former co-star Jim Parsons’ birthday by sharing bloopers from their time together on the hit sitcom.  Bialik – who portrayed Amy Farrah-Fowler from 2010 to 2019 – shared the video with her 3.

Over the last year, the app TikTok has gained significant popularity, with a few older, bored (but still pretty cool) people joining the app.

Kate Garraway has given fans a private email of hers to contact her if they want to discuss their coronavirus "pain" following her and her husband's Finding Derek documentary.The Good Morning Britain presenter, 53, bravely along with her and hubby Derek Drapers two children shared their story during a ITV documentary in a bid to shed light on the long-lasting side effects of the virus which has killed millions worldwide and saw the globe go into lockdown.Journalist Kate revealed how to contact her after she opened up on how she feels "wonderfully overwhelmed" following the reaction of the show.She said: "I've had so many message from people talking not just about Covid but experiences in their own life where some of the things we touched on

Euro 2020 Tournament sticker collection from Panini is now out. It may be 12 months later than planned, both the tournament and album, but the excitement is still as high as ever.

and some controversial omissions - so there is much for Clarke to ponder in these final competitive games before the Euros.It's a tricky game in prospect and we all hope to get the campaign off to a flyer with maximum points before Sunday's trip to familiar foes Israel.

dead rats and despair has caused more than an unattractive sight for one resident.The Grismby site, which has had pianos, rubbish and sofas dumped inside, has created a blockage for neighbouring streets.For Teresa Sorrell, 52, she also has had to deal with a number of arson attacks outside her home by people setting it alight.The attacks have damaged her property and others nearby on Jackson Street. Teresa said her and her husband Steve feel they aren't safe in their own home anymore, writes GrimsbyLive.The mess is so bad that she can't get through it to visit her sister."We've had all sorts of problems with this alleyway.

BTS are determined to win at least one Grammy award “before the end of [their] career”.During a recent appearance on the South Korean talk show You Quiz On The Block, the K-pop septet opened up about fame, their trainee days and the love they had for their fans. The boyband also spoke about their recent loss at the 63rd Annual Grammy Awards.BTS are the first K-pop group to be nominated for a Grammy award in a major category.

Boston have confirmed that hunger can drive us to spend recklessly.So I guess former Celtic boss Neil Lennon must have been STARVING when he signed Shane Duffy…It’s dangerous going anywhere near a supermarket when you’re peckish – I popped into Morrisons last week for a birthday card and spent 37 quid on a trolley-load of junk – and reports suggest there’s one aisle we simply cannot avoid.Yep, during lockdown, sales of CRISPS shot up by 15 percent.Is there a single reader even remotely surprised by that?I don’t know anyone who doesn’t love crisps.In fact, I wouldn’t TRUST anyone who doesn’t love crisps.They evoke special memories from your childhood (gammon-flavoured Tudor crisps from my primary school tuck-shop, a bag of Bovril crisps on

The 34-year-old, who’s due to give birth in April, finished up earlier this month and since then has been busily prepping for the imminent arrival of baby number two.

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Kate Middleton’s Superga sneakers are on sale up to 72% off at Amazon's Big Winter Sale event! Shop Amazon's Big Winter Sale for huge deals on a head start on your spring and summer fashion!The Duchess of Cambridge’s go-to casual Superga shoes are now starting at $19 with many sizes and styles around the $40-$50 price point on Amazon right now. The royal has worn the canvas sneaker lace-ups multiple times throughout her years as duchess for appearances where she dressed down.

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House of Pain rapper Danny 'Danny Boy' O’Connor said he spent millions of dollars on drugs - and even had homicidal and suicidal impulses - before seeking help.'It got dark and it got bad and it was either homicide or suicide,' O’Connor, 52, toldPage SixWednesday. 'I was contemplating both before the willingness came back to try sobriety again.'O’Connor said that he was 'on a downward spiral' and 'with a massive drug addiction' following the band's split in 1996, four years after its self-titled 1992 hit album, which spawned the single Jump Around.

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Jay Leno has apologised for offensive jokes he has made about Asian people and called these a "legitimate wrong".

We are nearly at the end of this long lockdown tunnel, and by 29 March at we will finally be allowed to socialise in our gardens in a group of six, or two households.This is, of course, cause for celebration, and how better way than with a delicious al fresco tipple, come rain or shine. And we may have just the thing.

Village People vocalist Victor Willis is upset with the Grammys treatment of the group after their signature single Y.M.C.A. was named to organization's Hall of Fame, but organizers did not mention the group in the award show or have a ceremony.The Grammys should 'show respect for classic artists who built the recording business,' the singer-songwriter, 69, said, according to a report from TMZ Wednesday.Willis, who is the founding member of the group, told the outlet that he informed Grammy Interim President Harvey Mason that the group was 'not taken seriously by the recording academy' in their honor for the 1978 hit, which occurred last December.

A new hire by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle has raised eyebrows due to an essay published last year in which she described "non-Black" people as "rife with internalized racism and unconscious bias." Archewell, the organization founded by the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, recently hired strategist Genevieve Roth of Invisible Hand, which describes itself as a "social impact and culture change agency." Roth, a former Hillary Clinton 2016 campaign staffer, wrote a piece published in Good Housekeeping following the death of George Floyd about the challenges she faces with her Black husband as part of their interracial marriage.  "I started to realize something bigger was at play: He is a Black man raised in the south.