Bunnings face mask protester makes huge U-turn on her views

Mikel Arteta already looks to have earmarked Emile Smith Rowe as Mesut Ozil’s long-term replacement.Ozil still has 12 months left to run on his £350,000-a-week Arsenal contract and intends to see out his deal.It’s left Arteta in a difficult position with the German not playing since early March and he was on holiday in Turkey during the FA Cup final after the Spaniard told him he would not be part of his match day squad.Unless things drastically changes during pre-season, Ozil looks unlikely to play a big part in Arteta’s plans next season.But according to Football.London, he already sees Smith Rowe as a long-term option at No.10 or as a No.8 in the 4-3-3 formation.Smith Rowe spent the second half of last season on loan at Championship side

The UK is basking in a heatwave that will send temperatures soaring to almost 40C, but it comes as many of us wear a face mask to protect against coronavirus.

America is getting is own version of the Eurovision Song Contest, appropriately titled the American Song Contest.

Tekashi 69 is out in the streets as a free man. You probably heard by now that his time is over, and now he’s walking around all day long without fear.

Rapper and YouTube star KSI has offered advice to young people who want to follow in his footsteps, urging them to work hard.

Made In Chelsea's Chesca Hull surprised Good Morning Britain viewers when she was interviewed during a news segment about Devon.

Chris Evans is perhaps best known for his whirlwind marriage to popstar Billie Piper, who was just 18 when she married the 34 year old DJ in Las Vegas.

Beyonce's music producer Detail, who worked on her hit track Drunk In Love, has been charged with 15 counts of sexual assault.

Kevin Parker wasn’t hurried on his fourth Tame Impala album The Slow Rush. Coming five years after the Brit Award-winning Currents, The Slow Rush was as meticulous and obsessively detailed as you’d hope from the Australian production maestro.

wrote.The duke, who used to have his own secret social media accounts using the name Spike, says he wants to make it a place with more "kindness and joy".He also revealed how he and Meghan have launched a civil rights and racial justice campaign called Stop Hate For Profit.He said: "From conversations with experts in this space, we believe we have to remodel the architecture of our online community in a way defined more by compassion than hate; by truth instead of misinformation; by equity and inclusiveness instead of injustice and fearmongering; by free, rather than weaponised, speech."We have an opportunity to do better and remake the digital world, to look at the past and use it to inform the future.

Bugzy Malone has released the third instalment of his ‘M.E.N’ (Manchester Evening News) series – you can listen to it below.‘M.E.N III’ is the first new music from the Manchester rapper since being involved in a serious motorcycle crash back in March.Malone, real name Aaron Davis, was hospitalised after crashing his motorcycle into the side of a car in Bury, Greater Manchester.On the opening of the new track, Malone says: “See, as soon as I got to the hospital the nurses told me I’m lucky to be alive/ Three weeks later I get a blood clot in my chest/ Shit nearly killed me/ And now I’m back/ They don’t call me the King of the North for nothing.”Detailing his crash and addressing important topics such as mental health and suicide, ‘M.E.N III’

Burna Boy was not a well-behaved student. Back then – before the Brit and Grammy nominations, the sold-out arena shows all around the world and the 600million streams of his irresistible music – he was Damini Ogulu, a recalcitrant schoolboy in southern Nigeria, skipping classes and getting into trouble.

asteroid mining and the space resources industry, it has been claimed. Mitch Hunter-Scullion, 25, set up the Asteroid Mining Corporation in March 2016 just after he completed his University dissertation entitled 'The Case for Asteroid Mining: Examining the economic and political benefits to be gained from mining in Space'.

“consciously uncoupled” (and later divorced) years ago, but from the looks of a new article by the Iron Man star, it wasn’t that much of a surprise. In an essay for British Vogue, the Goop founder says that she and her then-husband “didn’t quite fit together” and “never fully settled into being a couple.”She added that she also always felt “a bit of unease and unrest” in their relationship. And when the two were in Tuscany for her 38th birthday, Gwyneth said she felt a shift in their relationship that signaled it was the end. “I don’t recall when it happened, exactly. I don’t remember which day of the weekend it was or the time of day,” she wrote.

adding additional places to the list of where face coverings are required. The latest announcement means that face coverings will now need to be worn in indoor settings where people are likely to come into contact with others they do not know - such as museums and cinemas.

Ammika Harris just made her fans’ jaws drop and probably the one of her baby daddy, Chris Brown as well. She posted a few new pics in which she’s wearing nothing but classy lingerie/jammies and she looks divine.

Face coverings will become compulsory in a range of new settings as new government regulations come into force tomorrow.

Liverpool will struggle to get £30m for Harry Wilson with Leeds weighing up a £15m bid for the midfielder, according to reports. The 23-year-old spent last season on loan at Bournemouth and despite the Cherries being relegated he finished the campaign as the club’s second top scorer.Wilson now faces a fight to break into Jurgen Klopp’s first team but it seems he will not be short of offers this summer.

rats crawling around the garden of a ward at a Welsh hospital. Horrified patients and staff at the University Hospital Llandough in Penarth spotted the rodents outside the mental health unit and complained to the board.In the clips taken from the Beech Ward inside Hafan y Coed, the adult mental health unit, shows at least two big rats scurry right by the chairs in the outdoor leisure garden.One staff member claimed that the overgrown gardens create a "perfect habitat" for the rats, which have been there for years.