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Jasmine Harman, 46, took to Instagram today to share a flawless selfie from her latest A Place in the Sun destination. However, fans were left bemused by the destination's name, due to its shocking similarity to an expletive.Jasmine shared a beach selfie in view of her 109,000 Instagram followers along with a message about her latest holiday destination.She captioned the summery post: "Sometimes it’s the little things! My happy place - Paddling in the sea!!!! What brings you happiness?"Jasmine added the hashtags: "#paddling #happy #littlethings #spain."The presenter was in Cunit, a small coastal town in Catalonia, Spain, however, many social media users were checking the destination due to its similarity to the x-rated word.HydeSimon commented: "Nearly a naughty word."David_d_l_milne added: "Had to double check that place name."William.rodger.315 said: "Thought I’d read it wrong."The post comes after the presenter broke down on Instagram earlier this month when she opened up about the devastating way her family dog Jet died.Jasmine began the emotional video: "Some of you may have seen on my grid.Today would have been our dog Jet's birthday and he would have been three today."I want to talk about something quite difficult.

West Ham, Tottenham and Portsmouth, explained in his new book, 'When Harry Met Sandra', that he and his family were forced to stay in a run-down motel after being told he had nothing left in his bank account."We couldn't get anything else as we had no money," Redknapp wrote. "He stole the lot."READ MORE: Harry Redknapp was offered daily private jet to take over as Newcastle boss'He', in this case, was Len Lesser, an American businessman who had just launched a brand new football franchise in the States, Phoenix Rising.It was 1979 and Redknapp's playing career was drawing to a close.

Joe Bonamassa has announced a UK arena tour for May 2023. Check out full dates and ticket details below.The American blues musician and guitar legend will play five dates across the UK, opening in Bournemouth on May 9 before heading to Blackpool, Leeds and Newcastle, and rounding up in Birmingham on May 14.The singer is set to perform songs from his 2021 album ‘Time Clocks’ and 2020’s ‘Royal Tea’.General tickets go on sale from 9am BST on Friday September 30 and can be purchased here.Find the full run of UK tour dates below.MAY 2023Tuesday 9 – Bournemouth – Bournemouth International CentreFriday 12 – Leeds – First Direct ArenaSaturday 13 – Newcastle Upon Tyne – Utilita Arena NewcastleSunday 14 – Birmingham – Utilita Arena BirminghamYesterday, the blues musician posted a video of himself to social media playing his electric guitar.

Full casting for the upcoming Off Broadway revival of Sondheim’s Merrily We Roll Along starring the previously announced Jonathan Groff, Lindsay Mendez and Daniel Radcliffe has been firmed up, with Krystal Joy Brown of Hamilton among those rounding out the production.

Naman Ramachandran The BBC has revealed wide-ranging savings proposals across its World Service that will result in the closure of 382 positions and the relocation of journalists from London to Asia and Africa. The move is part of a push towards digital and a wider savings plan. Under the proposals, some half of the BBC’s 41 language services will be digital only. The relocation proposals include the Thai service moving from London to Bangkok, the Korean service to Seoul, the Bangla service to Dhaka and the “Focus On Africa” TV bulletin to broadcast from Nairobi. “Changing audience needs around the world – with more people accessing news digitally – go alongside a challenging financial climate. High inflation, soaring costs, and a cash-flat licence fee settlement have led to tough choices across the BBC, and the BBC’s international services need to make a saving of £28.5 million [$30.7 million], as part of the wider £500 million of annual savings and reinvestment to make the BBC digital-led,” the BBC said in a statement.

EJ Panaligan editor A24 has released the official trailer for its upcoming Claire Denis-helmed romantic thriller “Stars at Noon,” starring Margaret Qualley and Joe Alwyn. The film first premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in May. The two-hour film follows a young American journalist (Qualley), who falls for a mysterious Englishman (Alwyn) while stranded in Nicaragua. Though at first he seems like her best bet at getting out of the country, it is slowly revealed that her affiliation with the Englishman has put both of them in immense danger. Also appearing in the film in supporting roles are Danny Ramirez, John C. Reilly and Benny Safdie. Ramirez plays a Costa Rican policeman, Reilly plays an American boss and Safdie plays a CIA agent. They all take interest in the Englishman’s ominous dealings in Nicaragua.

Paul Sheerin reckons the re-introduced reserves platform will help allow Kilmarnock's young stars to catapult themselves to the first team.

Paramore have reflected on the enforced break they took after touring their 2017 album ‘After Laughter’, saying that they “realised nothing is worth risking our health”.The three-piece are currently gearing up to release ‘This Is Why’, their first album since ‘After Laughter’, on February 10, 2023.Having shared the new LP’s title track yesterday (September 28), a new Guardian interview with Paramore has now seen the band look back on the period of self-reflection they took following the conclusion of the ‘After Laughter’ album campaign.Frontwoman Hayley Williams told The Guardian that the openness of the ‘After Laughter’ campaign enabled Paramore to “more than ever [become] a support system to each other that we desperately needed”.Recalling how he learned of the death of a family friend during a video shoot for a single from the album, guitarist Taylor York said: “I just started bawling. I didn’t know I had this capacity until that moment.

Stray Kids have unveiled a new batch of dates for their ‘Maniac’ world tour in Asia, Australia and the USA – find the full list below.Today (September 29) the K-pop boyband revealed that they will play two stadium shows in Jakarta, Indonesia this November. In February, they will head to arenas in Bangkok, Thailand, Singapore and then Melbourne and Sydney in Australia.Stray Kids had to reschedule shows in Atlanta, Georgia and Forth Worth, Texas while touring the US in July as three of their eight members tested positive for COVID-19.

Diana Carhart, 31, lives in Salem, Oregon, with her wife, Erin, and their twins, Genevieve and Langston, now three months. She comes from a performing arts background and, before the birth of the twins, was working in a local organic supermarket. Diana wanted to take at least six months off but had no paid leave.Return to the main article.I remember looking at my twins when they were a week old and knowing I would take a bullet for them.

Cheryl has revealed Girls Aloud's plans to honour their late, great band mate Sarah Harding with the upcoming charity gala, The Primrose Ball.

A dealer was caught running a ‘Dyno’ drugs line months after being released from prison during a coronavirus lockdown. Levi Sparrow, 28, came out to find he was out of work and resorted to dealing heroin and crack cocaine.

A mum has caused a debate online after she stopped picking up her nephew from school when her sister refused to cover the cost of a TV he allegedly damaged. The stay-at-home parent had been regularly collecting her sister's nine-year-old son from school and looking after him for a few hours before his mum, who is a single parent, could come and get him after work.

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Arctic Monkeys are set to release a new single called ‘Body Paint’ today (September 29).The song will serve as the second preview of the band’s seventh studio album, ‘The Car’, which comes out on October 21 via Domino (pre-order here). Lead track ‘There’d Better Be A Mirrorball’ arrived last month.Alex Turner and co.

N.Flying have announced their upcoming eighth mini-album ‘Dearest’, due out in October.The South Korean band took to their social media pages yesterday (September 28) to announce the forthcoming release of ‘Dearest’, their eighth mini-album, next month through a “schedule announcement”.‘Dearest’ is slated to release on October 17 at 6pm KST, with other details including the record’s title track to be drip-released in the following weeks. The forthcoming album will mark N.Flying’s first music in a little over a year – their last release was the album ‘Turbulence’ in October 2021, which was a repackaged version of their June 2021 studio album ‘Man On The Moon’.

Netflix has stacked the cast for their upcoming live-action series, Avatar: The Last Airbender.

Paul Gascoigne invented a "weird" game that could last for hours and left a room peppered with holes - but he wouldn't let his teammate leave until it was finished.Gazza's game apparently involved two snooker cues being propped up against a wall. Whoever was playing had to bowl at them, cricket style, with a snooker ball. The aim was to snap the cues with the ball.

South Ayrshire Council chiefs will be forced to cough up £200,000 to remove a phone mast from the doomed High Flats in Ayr.