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UK is set to host next year's Eurovision Song Contest on behalf of Ukraine, after Brit Sam Ryder came second in this year's competition. The The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) confirmed that the BBC will be taking on hosting duties for Eurovision 2023.The news comes after it was announced earlier this year that the show couldn't be held in the winning country of Ukraine because of "safety and security reasons" as the country faces an ongoing invasion from Russia.

David Beckham and family living their best lives while enjoying a fancy European holiday on a luxury yacht.David was spotted enjoying a jet ski ride on Monday evening as the sun set on the French Riviera, having previously taken the personal watercraft out for a spin earlier during their trip. The 47-year-old footballer showed off his prowess on the waves in the golden glow as he zipped about on his jet ski, joined by his 17-year-old son Cruz.The football icon wore orange swimming shorts and a black life vest as he took advantage of some of the recreational activities that come attached to the rented superyacht that he has been enjoying with friends and family in recent weeks.He was seen sanding up and smiling on his black model while Cruz rode a blue and white jet ski alongside his dad, with his long hair held back by a headband.David also managed to tempt daughter Harper, 11, out for some fun on the waves too.He was seen beaming broadly as he drove alongside his daughter in blue on a matching jet ski, with a companion holding on round her waist as she let the youngster take charge.This came after the family were seen making the most of their jet skis in Sardinia, alongside some guests, although David’s 48-year-old wife Victoria – who he playfully scooped up into his arms to climb ashore over the weekend – opted to remain onboard for some sunbathing on that occasion.She did, however, previously share her first slightly apprehensive adventure on the machine to Instagram.Posting a picture of herself perched behind her husband of 23 years on his jet ski and with one arm around his waist, she wrote in the caption: ‘Yes, that’s right… @davidbeckham got me on a jet ski

Declan Donnelly recently announced the happy news that he and wife Ali Astall have welcomed a baby boy, and he revealed his sweet name. The TV presenter, 46, and Ali, 43, have given their second child a meaningful name, which includes a nod to Dec's late father as well as his best pal Ant McPartlin.The pair announced their son's name as Jack Anthony Alphonsus. His first middle name is a tribute to 46 year old Ant - whose full name is Anthony.

Aston Merrygold is juggling some major wedding planning with his solo career and making his debut in musical Footloose this week, so the dad-of-two can be forgiven for not even knowing which city he’s in right now. “Oh my God, where am I?” he says, as he calls us for a catch-up while on the road, then remembers: “I’m in Edinburgh!” “When I was young, I was the type of person that was cool with going away for work. I got used to missing people.

A petrol station boss in Salford which cut fuel prices in a bid to offer the cheapest fuel in the country has dropped prices once again, claiming to now be ‘around 30p cheaper than the supermarkets’.

Artificial intelligence could be as dangerous as nuclear weapons and we'll need a new Cold War to stop it blowing us up, according to Google's former CEO.Speaking at a panel at the Aspen Security Panel about the dangers of AI, Eric Schmidt said he was 'naive' in his early days at Google about the power of information.He then compared artificial intelligence to nuclear weapons and said the world is 'not ready' for the negotiations it needs to hold.READ NEXT: Dodgy scam apps could 'Photoshop your face onto porn' and send it to your familyPointing to the so-called AI 'arms race' between China and the USA, Schmidt said the two countries could inadvertently set off a conflict using AI if they don't negotiate a treaty to co-exist peacefully.Schmidt, who was CEO of Google from 2001 to 2011, told the panel: “In the 50s and 60s, we eventually worked out a world where there was a ‘no surprise’ rule about nuclear tests and eventually they were banned. "It’s an example of a balance of trust, or lack of trust, it’s a ‘no surprises’ rule.

HarbourView – one of those nifty investment outfits buying up music rights – has announced deals with Lady A and Brad Paisley, the former linked to the group’s songs catalogue, the latter to the country star’s recordings.Confirming the deal around Lady A’s music publishing catalogue, the fund noted that: “Over the course of their decade-plus career, Lady A has become one of the 21st Century’s premiere vocal groups”.”Built around rich vocal harmony, vivid emotional writing and a smooth fusion of country, rock and pop”, it added, “Lady A have long been a model of mainstream success, ushering more than eighteen million album units, 34 million tracks sold, nearly five billion digital streams and eleven number one hits”.With the Paisley deal – which Billboard says is technically an acquisition of his recording royalty rights – HarbourView stated: “Brad Paisley has earned his place in country music history as one of the genre’s most talented and decorated male solo artists”.“Over the past 20+ years”, it continued, “Paisley’s songwriting and unmatched showmanship have won him numerous awards, including three Grammys, two American Music Awards, fourteen Country Music Association Awards and fifteen Academy Of Country Music Awards, among many others”.Alongside the announcements about the Lady A and Paisley deals, the equity outfit also included a more general update, stating: “HarbourView has been extremely active since launching just nine months ago, acquiring over 35 catalogues to date”.“The firm’s distinctly diverse portfolio features thousands of titles spanning numerous genres and decades”, it added.

The UK will host next year’s Eurovision Song Contest, it has been confirmed. That was already very much expected, of course, after organiser the European Broadcasting Union concluded that it was not practical or safe to stage their 2023 event in Ukraine, despite it winning the 2022 Contest, because of the ongoing war in the country following Russia’s invasion earlier this year.With the UK in second place back in May, it was always likely that Eurovision 2023 would happen here, despite Ukrainian broadcaster UA:PBC – and politicians in the country – being keen to find a way to make the event happen somewhere in Ukraine.

Nick Cannon and Bre Tiesi are sharing the raw and real moments from the birth of their son, Legendary, including his nerve-wracking first moments on earth. Shortly after announcing that she had given birth to her first child — Cannon's 8th — Tiesi revealed that all the details were documented in a new vlog shared to YouTube on Monday, which gave followers an inside look into her unmedicated home birth. The video showed cute moments before his arrival, as Tiesi showed off the nursery and attempted to naturally induce her own labor at 41 weeks, all the way up to the emotional «limit pushing» moments of delivery. In the first shots of baby Legendary, Tiesi included a caption revealing that «baby had a long crown caused by a nuchal hand (hand up by ear), so he needed a little respiratory support» from her midwife. «I noticed he wasn't crying,» Tiesi noted. After some help from the midwife, Tiesi is seen cradling the quiet newborn before a sharp cry erupts from his lungs.

Demolition is set to begin as part of a redevelopment plan in Wigan town centre.

Plans to build 685 homes on the former Brackley Golf Club course in Little Hulton have been approved. Councillors on Salford's planning and transportation regulatory panel gave the go-ahead to the application from housebuilders Countryside and Bellway, who will share the development.

Plans for a permanently pedestrianised Stevenson Square have been unveiled. The Northern Quarter square has been closed off to motor traffic since 2020 on a temporary basis.

A 'beautiful' mum who died after being hit by a train leaves behind a nine-month old daughter, her heartbroken family said.

Public spending in the North has fallen behind the England average despite the Government’s flagship “levelling up” policy, a think tank has now said. IPPR North – a branch of the Institute for Public Policy Research – said that, despite the Government’s rhetoric, the levelling-up agenda has in many ways been “business as usual”.

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TikTok users in stitches after she deliberately made her kid's babysitter a rubbish card so she could say her kid made it - rather than just admit she forgot. Al Bates decided to spend a few minutes on a rush-job card for the babysitter after realizing that she has forgotten her birthday instead of spending hours on it.She wanted to make the card as much of a mess as possible to make it convincing that her three-year-old daughter had helped, Mirror reports.READ MORE: Woman sick of trolls making jokes about baby's unibrow ends up shaving it offIn a lighthearted video shared on Al's @aldtotheb TikTok account, she explained: "I just received a text message from my husband which is basically informing us that we've completely forgotten about our nanny's birthday."Those of you who might not be so familiar, or who don't have kids, will not know that it is customary to make your nanny a s**t card with your child.

Jacqueline Jossa was joined by her husband Dan Osbourne and their children for a summer getaway to Butlin's.The former EastEnders star, 29, shared a video to her Instagram as the family returned from their trip showing fans just what they got up to on their travels. Jacqueline and Dan, 31, were joined by daughters Ella, 7, and Mia, 4, and Dan’s eight-year-old son Teddy who he shares with ex Megan Tomlin.The family drove to the popular holiday destination and Jacqueline documented the trip, pairing the video to the track ‘Moments We Live For’ by ‘In Paradise’ which seemed apt for the fun the group had. The clip showed the eldest kids enjoying their comic book-style bedroom complete with two beds and a flat screen TV mounted on the wall.The minute-and-a-half-long short film then shows Jacqueline and Dan’s bedroom with a stunning seaside balcony view looking over the whole holiday park.

Kerry Katona has revealed she’s planning a Vegas wedding like Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck. Following the Hollywood couple's nuptials last week, nearly twenty years after they got engaged, Kerry, 41, says she and fiancé Ryan Mahoney want “exactly the same” ceremony. Writing in her new! column, the former Atomic Kitten star, who has revealed her heartbreak after her daughter Heidi told her “she didn’t want to be here any more”, said: “Congratulations to Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, who have tied the knot 20 years after they originally got engaged.

A scary moment. Nick Cannon and Bre Tiesi’s son needed “respiratory support” following his birth — leaving his mom understandably worried. 

She went all out for her 30th birthday bash over the weekend while partying all night long with her friends.And Selena Gomez revealed her most glamorous look from the high-profile party — a sheer pink Versace gown — in an Instagram post from MondayIn an accompanying post, the Spring Breakers star shared her immense 'gratitude' for the sometimes-difficult 'lessons' of her 20s, which were sure to inform her next decade. Pretty in pink: Selena Gomez revealed the gorgeous sheer pink Versace gown that she wore to make a grand entrance at her 30th birthday party over the weekend in an Instagram post from MondaySelena oozed class in her eye-catching dress, which was decorated with ruched pink tulle that revealed her curves underneath.The outfit wrapped around her shoulders to create short sleeves, and it had a modest train which she carried draped over her arm as she walked down the staircase with a little girl in a cute white dress following her.

Britney Spears unleashed her fury on her mother Lynne Spears by accusing her of planning out an involuntary commitment ahead of her conservatorship in a fiery Instagram post shared on Monday evening.The 40-year-old pop superstar claimed in a copied Notes app post that Lynne, 67, had joined her in a sleepover the night before she was involuntarily committed on a 5150 hold, which occurred a day before her father Jamie Spears, 70, filed to become her temporary conservator.Britney also accused her mother of being petty enough to remove photos of the singer from their home, which comes after Lynne responded to Britney's claims that she hadn't returned her text messages while she was on another involuntary commitment at a psychiatric facility in 2019. Serious claim: Britney Spears, 40, accused her mother Lynne Spears, 67, of having planned out her involuntary commitment and the start of her conservatorship in 2008 in a fiery Instagram post from Monday; seen in 2018The Toxic singer began her post by disputing Lynne's claim that she had responded amid her commitment, alleging that it was 'one of the only times you text me back out of a million [sic].'After previously mentioning how much she loved coffee, she now accused Lynne of hiding coffee in a home they shared 'every single morning.