Bus passenger spotted with snake wrapped around face 'like a mask'

Gordon Ramsay has been roasted for his upmarket dishes recently. The TV chef was criticised for selling a full English breakfast without beans, hashbrowns or black pudding.

pike fly box and tying a few extras as a gift for my boat partner when we’re out next. He’s got the bug for toothy critters and I’m always keen to sew the seeds for fishing trips down the line when we’re wrapped up like the Michelin man to keep out the cold.Sitting with a coffee watching some Tim Borski or Barry Reynolds while you’re tying is a fair substitute when you chicken out of a day in the rain.

Kylie Minogue has announced details of her new single, titled Magic. 

UK vinyl sales have continued to climb in the UK despite the dramatic impact of COVID-19 on the music industry. 

the BBC soap after she confirmed she is pregnant again with her husband Matt Kay. The couple already have a one-year-old daughte r called Dusty.

straight to your inbox Jadon Sancho would be the ideal fit at Manchester United this summer, according to the England international's former youth coach. United are still prioritising a move for Sancho before the summer transfer deadline in two weeks even though Borussia Dortmund remain adamant he won't be leaving.

has drawn the ire of Sir Graham and others.Speaking to the BBC’s Radio 4 today programme on Monday, said: “What we have also seen over the last six months is the Government has got into the habit of, in respect to the coronavirus issue, ruling by decree without usual debate and discussion and votes in Parliament that we would expect on any other matter."The British people aren't used to being treated as children."We expect in this country to have a parliamentary democracy where our elected representatives on our behalf can require proper answers to these not just have some imposed."Sir Graham also suggested that a second national lockdown would not get the support of MPs as opinion was ‘starting to move’ amongst politicians and the general

Taylor Swift has lent a couple of UK independent record shops a helping hand by delivering them each a box of signed copies of her new album ‘Folklore’. Assai Records, which has branches in Edinburgh and Dundee, and Resident Records in Brighton both received shipments last week.Assai owner Keith Ingram told BBC Scotland: “The last 24 hours have just been bonkers.

A number of artists – including Noel Gallagher and Ian Brown – have spoken out against various aspects of the COVID-19 restrictions that are currently in place, but so far they haven’t put those concerns into lyrics. Well, never fear, Van Morrison is making up for lost time.The musician has announced three anti-lockdown songs to be released over the course of a month, starting this week.

Lacey Turner says she is “over the moon” to be expecting her second child.

Rejjie Snow, The Murder Capital, Working Men’s Club, The Snuts, The Mysterines, The Lathums, Abbie Ozard, Red Rum Club, Jamie Webster, Thomas Headon, Lanterns On The Lake, Louis Berry and more have been confirmed for the event from April 30 to May 2.Originally due to take place from May 1-3, 2020, organisers announced back in March that the city festival would initially be postponed to September due to the coronavirus crisis. It was eventually postponed to the current dates.

Manchester United are reportedly getting closer in their attempt to sign Porto star Alex Telles.United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is keen on signing a left-back and missed out on now Tottenham ace Sergio Reguilon earlier in the summer.His attentions have turned to Telles, who scored twice and provided an assist as Porto beat Braga 3-1 over the weekend.United are desperate to strengthen having been beaten 3-1 at Old Trafford by Crystal Palace in their opening Premier League game of the season.And Portuguese outlet A Bola report there has been ‘concrete progress’ in United pursuit of Telles in recent hours.It’s claimed that he would almost quadruple his wages were he to head to Old Trafford with Porto wanting €20m for the defender.United have

Peppa Pig is a staple in most family homes, and kids can't get enough of the adorable creature's exciting adventures.

The Cribs have debuted new track ‘I Don’t Know Who I Am’, which sees the Wakefield trio joining forces with Sonic Youth‘s Lee Ranaldo.The latest track to emerge from their forthcoming eighth album ‘Night Network’, was recorded at Dave Grohl’s 606 Studios in Los Angeles before Ranaldo layered his guitar over the top at his own studios in Hoboken, New York.Describing the melancholic new track, they said: “‘I Don’t Know Who I Am’ (although ultimately quite different) came together in much the same way as Be Safe did back in 2006 – we had a recording of a long, improvised noise-jam which we then tried to refine into a more cohesive song structure.“Due to the similarities in the writing process, it made us think of Lee again…we had initially

Billie Eilish has launched a collection of toy figures inspired by the videos for hit singles ‘Bad Guy’ and ‘All The Good Girls Go To Hell’.Made in partnership with Playmates Toys and Bravado, the line launches on October 15 on Eilish’s official website.The ‘Bad Guy’ doll stands 10.5 inches tall and features a life-like sculpture of the singer in her yellow sweatsuit and comes in a box that transforms into a backdrop inspired by the music video.The ‘All The Good Girls Go To Hell’ collectible figure measures six inches in height and features fully removable wings.

Britain’s Got Talent viewers were left furious after singer Sirine Jahangir failed to make it through to the final. Sirine, who is blind, wowed with her incredible vocals in the semi-final on Saturday night, but did not nab a spot in the final.

Elsa Keslassy International CorrespondentParis-based Bac Films has closed multiple territories across Europe and Africa as well as Canada on family adventure “Yakari,” an animated feature reboot of the cult 1970’s franchise.Based on the French-Belgian comic strip first published in 1969 and created by Job, Derib and Dominique, “Yakari” has also been adapted into two popular TV series, the first in the 1980s and another one running from 2005. The comic book collection comprises 38 albums published between 1969 and 2014 that have sold 5 million units to date.

Renfrewshire face a “devastating” jobs crash if furlough isn’t extended, experts have warned.

straight to your inboxManchester City new signing Nathan Ake is not bothered by suggestions that he is not good enough in the air.City paid £40m this summer to sign Ake from relegated Bournemouth and are heading into the season with him as their only defensive reinforcement despite another centre-back seen as a priority in the transfer window. While targets have been identified, a deal is not thought to be close.While Ake earned an impressive reputation despite Bournemouth's defensive issues, his struggles in the air have been pointed out.

Ramy star Ramy Youssef of an Emmy award being taken away from his house has gone viral.Ramy was in contention in three categories during last night’s (20 September) award ceremony – Outstanding Directing For A Comedy Series, Outstanding Lead Actor in same (for Youssef) and Outstanding Supporting Actor (for Mahershala Ali) – but failed to win any.Because of social distancing restrictions amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the nominees had the Emmy statuettes delivered to their houses.In Youssef’s video, captioned “when you lose the emmy”, a person dressed in a heavy-duty hazmat suit is seen holding a trophy and waving outside his window, before walking away.At the time of writing, the hilarious video has been viewed nearly 3 million

San Sebastian’s Nest program for student short films seeks out filmmakers from schools around the world, inviting them to screen their films in a dedicated competition at the Spanish festival.Students are also invited to participate in discussions and masterclasses given by industry professionals.