Chelsea and Tottenham on alert as Allan Saint-Maximin's 'head turned by bigger wages'

A mum has shared her hilarious review of toilet paper after trying to save money buying a cheaper pack.

Gabriel Jesus was greeted at a London hospital by Arsenal sporting director Edu this morning ahead of the player's move from Manchester City.

Police in Wigan have seized cocaine and cash and apprehended two suspects in a drugs raid this morning. In the early hours of June 28, Greater Manchester Police conducted a warrant at an address in Ashton-in-Makerfield and found the cash and drugs.

Ashlee Simpson‘s eldest child is all grown up!

Mario + Rabbids Sparks Of Hope appears to have been leaked by its publisher Ubisoft. The alleged release date was spotted on the Ubisoft Store, with the game being slated for an October 20 release. The date has since been reverted back to the vague 2022 release window, although this hasn’t stopped people from taking screenshots and posting them online.

An underwhelming first season with Manchester City turned into a nightmare over the summer of 2016 for Raheem Sterling as a player already disliked by much of the country used him as the figurehead of their anger at a disastrous Euro 2016 for the England team.

Police are hunting for a man from Gorton who is wanted on recall to prison.

Sega has revealed that Two Point Campus will release with free Pride-themed downloadable content (DLC) when it launches in August, and announced a stream that will show off the content while raising money for transgender rights charity Mermaids.Two Point Campus publisher Sega has shared that the game’s first DLC will be the Pride Pack, which players will be able to pick up for free when Two Point Campus launches on August 9 (via PCGamesN).The DLC will include a range of rainbow-themed decorations for flooring, walls and beds, and will be explored in more detail today (June 28) during a livestream at 7PM BST.Besides sharing an “exclusive look” at what the Pride Pack will include, Sega’s livestream commemorates the anniversary of the 1969 Stonewall riots.

A man has been charged with murder after a man was found dead in a block of flats in Salford.

An apocalyptic drama from the makes of Deutschland 83, a retelling of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein and an emotionally-driven series set in Alabama are European giant Sky Deutschland’s latest trio of original dramas.

Simon Cowell feared that he would lose his nether regions during a dangerous stunt on the latest series of America's Got Talent.The media mogul has only recently recovered from breaking his back in a motorised scooter accident and is believed to be less than impressed with the producers of the talent show.It all came about as a result of an extreme act known as Jacques ze Whipper.READ MORE: X Factor to make dramatic return as Simon Cowell pens deal to bring back TV favouriteThe circus act has gone viral in recent months on TikTok for his performances, which see him perform songs, stunts and others to music.During his audition for the NBC show, he asked for the judges to volunteer - with only Simon stepping forward. The whip artist sent out lashes in between Cowell's legs, missing his most intimate parts by centimetres.A show source on the NBC hit revealed: "Simon may have broken his back, shattered his arm and endured concussions in the past couple of years, but this potential medical drama was his most extreme.'Simon had to face the scare of seeing Jack flash his whip between his legs for a trick.

Strictly Come Dancing have announce that they will be making some major changes this year.Since the Coronavirus pandemic, the BBC Ballroom competition has seen lots of Covid restrictions that will all be removed this year. The clear panels between the judges and an empty studio have been a normal thing to spot in the show lately but both are expected to be removed and the show will return to a bit of normality.READ MORE: Strictly's Giovanni Pernice hints at leaving dancer role as he opens up on BBC futureAnton du Beke, a panellist on the show said he's been dying for the panels to be removed since they were implemented in a bid to return closer to his fellow judges.

Emmerdale star Nicola Wheeler has teased a dramatic exit for her character later this year.The actress has played Nicola King in the hit ITV soap for 21 years, but recent episodes have seen her character suffer with severe trauma after she was brutally attacked by a group of teenage girls.The actress joined presenter's Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on Tuesday morning's instalment (June 28) of This Morning where she spoke about her the current storyline and what is in store for her character.As Nicola explains that her character gathers her strength back, things actually get "worse and worse."Hinting at a possible exit, Phil asked: "So is this a serious thing? Do you have more plans to spend time with family?"A flustered Nicole responded: "No, it's been a very good storyline..."Phil chimed: "But there will be many others that you're looking forward to?""I can't tell you," Nicola giggled before adding: "I can tell you something does come up in the future, just when you think this story may have been put to bed, something else comes along."The actress also hinted that her character's exit could be tied in with the upcoming 50th anniversary episode which is set to air in October of this year.

Sir Rod Stewart's teenage son Alastair has become the pride of the family after starring in a billboard advertisement for a major fashion brand. Alastair, 16, is one of the Maggie May singer's eight children and he could soon be following in the fashionable footsteps of his model mum Penny Lancaster.

Lorraine fans were totally stunned as TOWIE star James 'Arg' Argent took to the programme showing off an epic transformation. The 62-year-old Scottish host wasted no time at all with jumping straight to Arg's incredible new look as she commented on his 14 stone weight loss.Arg told Lorraine that although he was happy with his new image, he still had some work to do as he did have a bit of excess skin following his Gastric Sleeve surgery but overall felt very "lucky" with his body.READ MORE: Liz Hurley, 57 unleashes killer curves as she strips down to skimpy bikiniGobsmacked fans flooded Twitter with praise for Arg, adding: "My goodness - fair play to Arg - he's really transformed himself #lorraine."Another comment read: "Wow Arg looks amazing and so happy too - not an easy option for weight loss and it’s saved his life #Lorraine."Later on in the programme, Arg made a shock confession when asked about his relationship status.Lorraine quizzed: "It's so good to see you so happy.

Depeche Mode have said that it has been a “a strange, sad, disorienting few weeks” following the death of founder member Andy Fletcher last month. They have also revealed that he died from ‘aortic dissection’ – an internal injury to the heart that usually comes on very suddenly and can be mistaken for a heart attack.“We wanted to take a moment and acknowledge the outpouring of love for Andy that we’ve seen from all of you over the last few weeks”, the band wrote on Instagram.

Love Island stars Amber Beckford and Ikenna Ekwonna have revealed what it's really like living with 'drama starting' Ekin-Su.The two dumped islanders were guests on the Love Island: The Morning After podcast where Ikenna admitted being in the villa with the 27-year-old was "a bit much"It comes after Monday night's episode saw the bombshell at the centre of more drama after she relayed information to Paige and Jacques that she wasn't supposed to.READ NEXT: Love Island Danica's hottest snaps - braless displays, lingerie and sexy cowgirlDami was "reading" Gemma's mind where he suggested her head could be turned from Luca if another guy more suited to her walked in.With Gemma agreeing, Ekin-Su quickly told some other islanders what the 19-year-old had said, even though they all agreed to keep the conversation private.Word quickly got back to Luca who was left less than impressed that his partner didn't come to him first.Gemma was left raging at Ekin-Su and accused her of "creating drama" in the villa after taking different parts of the conversation and merging them together.Speaking about the 27-year-old on the podcast, Kem asked the former islanders if they thought Ekin-Su was getting involved with the situation for no reason as Arielle claimed she "loves the drama".Amber added: "Ekin-Su was just being Ekin-Su wasn't she?"Wanting to find out more, the podcast host then asked Amber and Ikenna what she was like to live with.Although it seems the pair were holding back slightly as there was a long moment of silence before they both awkwardly laughed.After they didn't answer Kem decided to chime in and suggested it must have been intense.Ikenna replied: "Yeah it's a bit much."Podcast host Arielle that despite the drama Ekin-Su

Luca Bish's family have hit back at claims the Love Island star is being "controlling" of Gemma Owen. The fishmonger has made it very clear he's absolutely smitten with Michael Owen's daughter, whom he's been coupled up with for days.He even told Gemma he was "obsessed" with her during a heated chat on Monday night (June 28), and that his head would never turn from her if somebody else walked into the villa.READ MORE: Inside Love Island star Luca Bish's love life - influencer ex to Strictly starTheir relationship was rocked with drama on Monday after Gemma seemed to suggest her head could be turned by somebody else - before it was revealed Ekin-Su had fabricated her words from a chat with Dami Hope.Want all the last villa gossip straight to your inbox? Sign up for our daily Love Island newsletter HERE.Fans of the show have already claimed Luca has shown "controlling" and "needy" behaviour towards Gemma.But Luca's family were quick to defend the hunk on social media after Monday's episode finished, where they insisted how proud they were of him in a lengthy statement.They also dismissed claims he was being "controlling" towards the 19-year-old dressage rider.They wrote: "Could not be more proud of our boy if we tried.

READ MORE:Ukrainian tennis beauty dated England cricket ace after meeting in London gymHe continued: "‘I don't know - 300, 400? I never added them up - it didn't feel right."How could I remember? Anyway, what does it matter - 2,500 or 500, they're not going to give me a medal, are they? And there were a lot of misses."I didn't score. Sometimes I'm very tired because I have to play tennis.

Formula 1 world champion Nelson Piquet allegedly used a racist slur to describe Lewis Hamilton as he gave his verdict on the clash between the Brit and Max Verstappen at last year’s British Grand Prix.According to reports in his native Brazil, Pique called Hamilton a term in Brazil that translates in English to the N-word during an interview in November last year, although the quotes have only just come to light.Hamilton and Verstappen touched as they battled for the lead on the first lap at Silverstone, with the Dutchman slamming into the barriers at high speed. Hamilton was hit with a 10-second penalty after being adjudged to have caused the collision but still went on to win the race.

Millions of Brits would be embarrassed if others saw their internet search history, for fear of looking silly, stupid – or naughty.A study of 2,000 adults found 17% would feel ashamed if friends and family knew what they looked up online, with 40% of those worrying about sharing the daft thoughts they have.A further four in ten don’t want others to see their inappropriate history, while 37% say it reveals a side of them they don’t want to share.Others would be left red-faced if people knew of their mental health struggles (26%), their lack of knowledge (25%), or their physical problems (15%).Exactly half of those who don’t want to share their internet habits would be most shy about showing their parents.A spokesman for ExpressVPN, which commissioned the research, said: “The internet has become our best friend, but it’s important that we treat it with care.“Our research shows a large part of the country is more open with the internet than they are their own family, for one reason or the other.“People deserve privacy online – including from snooping corporations – and so shouldn’t have to deal with the worry of having their search history exposed.”While parents ranked as the people Brits would be most embarrassed about seeing their unfiltered search history, partners followed closely behind for 40%.The research, carried out by OnePoll.com, revealed 38% would be most embarrassed if their friends saw what they had searched for online – with colleagues following behind on 20%.Among the most common topics the nation would rather search for, as opposed to asking their friends or family, include finding out the meaning of certain words, or wanting to know weight or height conversions (30% respectively).And a fifth would rather