Disgusting reason coke dealer had to be moved to three different cells by police

Former UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock has been suspended as a Conservative MP for being a contestant on I’m a Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here!.

BBC Studios Science Unit Names First Creative Director

Lucy Verasamy, 42, took to Twitter on Thursday to address the strangely warm conditions in the UK at the time.The ITV weather presenter joked about how people have put away their summer clothes too soon.In full view of her 172,300 followers, she questioned why so many "fools" had packed their warm weather clothing away for the Autumn and Winter amid freak weather conditions. She wrote: "How many fools put away their summery clothes?!"21C today…followed by another exceptional mild night."It came on the weekend of 28th October, when figures reached 20 degrees across most of Western Europe. Fans took to the comments to express their thoughts on the matter. @JasonDamianCole penned: "Do people actually have summer and winter wardrobes?"In winter I just put a jumper over my summer stuff."@Shane676 wrote: "Very mild for this time of year hopefully it lasts." @RogersLeeRogers commented: "Cant believe how mild it is for october!! Im guessing we havent a chance of a white xmas @LucyWeather."It comes after the brunette beauty wowed fans with a seasonal snap. Embracing the autumnal climate, the meteorologist looked incredible as she posed among a field of pumpkins.Getting into the Halloween spirit, the glamorous weather forecaster wowed fans as she held a huge Jack-o'-lantern with the ITV logo carved out of it.Taking to Instagram and Twitter, Lucy penned a caption which explained why there are so few pumpkins this year."Golden Hour," she penned in the caption, before adding: "Pumpkin picking for this evenings @itvnews."Lucy went on: "A mild October & record breaking hot summer means fewer but better quality pumpkins…"After Halloween the remaining harvest is donated to the @thefelixproject (such a good idea!!) - thank you for having

Dance music has been having a good year in the UK music charts according to new number crunching from record industry trade group BPI. It says that dance tracks are now only second to pop music when it comes to dominating the top ten.According to the BPI’s analysis of Official Charts Company data, 26.1% of all the tracks to enter the UK singles top ten this year have been from the dance genre, which is an 80% increase on 2021, and nearly three times as much as in 2019.

Organisers of the Oram Awards have announced this year’s winners, ahead of a ceremony at the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival later this month. Alongside the six UK-based winners, this year there are two international winners as well, via a new partnership with the British Council.Also supported by the PRS Foundation, these awards recognise innovation in sound, music and related technologies among women, trans and non-binary music creators.

Universal Music’s Capitol Records in the US has signed Morrissey and will release his new album next year. What could possibly go wrong with that?The new album is called ‘Bonfire Of Teenagers’ and features guest spots from Flea, Miley Cyrus and Iggy Pop.

DEALSWarner Chappell Music Korea has extended its worldwide partnership with independent music publisher 153/Joombas Publishing. “This partnership has enabled us to access a global network of creatives, as well as services that have effectively enhanced our resources and grown our reach”, says 153/Joombas founder Hyuk Shin.

BTS member Jin has said that he originally planned to enlist in the South Korean army shortly after the band announced their “non-hiatus” hiatus earlier this year. However, the decision was made to postpone until after their concert supporting Busan’s bid for the World Expo 2030 last month.“I originally planned to enlist in June but in order to be courteous to fans, I waited until our October performance”, he explained in a live broadcast on the Weverse platform, according to Soompi.

Skepta, aka Joseph Adenuga, has formally launched his new company Big Smoke Corporation and confirmed plans to open up a record label through the venture.The new company will provide creative consultancy to media and brands, and also operate a talent division active in music, film and culture at large. The latter will also include the Big Smoke Records label, more details of which are promised in the months ahead.Around the release of his 2021 EP ‘All In’, Adenuga said that he was stepping back from releasing new music and would be focusing on production work and other projects moving forward.

Scotland outcast Ryan Gauld has refused to rule out playing for Canada in the future.

Three people charged with murdering 14-year-old schoolgirl Caroline Glachan are accused of kicking and punching her, and throwing bricks at her before pushing her into the River Leven.

A police officer has been left injured after feral youths launched firebomb attacks in Dundee last night.

Spanish authorities have ramped up safety measures ahead of tomorrow night's Champions League showdown between Celtic and Real Madrid.

The World Cup fate of Celtic's trio of Japan internationals was decided on Tuesday and it was delight for Daizen Maeda but disappointment for Kyogo and Reo Hatate.

Robbie Neilson has revealed his Hearts side will be jetting abroad for a winter training camp during the World Cup break.

Posties have cancelled three days of strike action that were due to begin this week.

Halloween gremlins have stopped work on the demolition of West Lothian’s ghost estate.

Shocking footage from the Dundee riots show feral youths wreaking havoc in the city as shielded officers descend onto several incidents.

It's a case of mission improbable for Rangers with only a 5-0 over Ajax good enough to secure an unlikely Europa League playoff berth.