F1 star Charles Leclerc's whopping net worth as Ferrari hero has £246k watch robbed

The Rose frontman Woosung has released a music video teaser for his upcoming solo single ‘Phase Me’, the title track of his new album ‘Moth’.The clip opens with Woosung standing in front of an eerie-looking street light, dressed in a bright blue jacket with his back facing the camera. It cuts to scenes of the singer with blank all-white eyes, as well as shots of him dancing with women.

Dua Lipa has shared more details about her upcoming third album, saying the record is “about understanding what I want”.The singer’s follow-up to her 2020 smash ‘Future Nostalgia’ was first teased back in January, when Lipa said she had “done a big chunk of writing” for the new record.In March, she then revealed that the album was “50 per cent done” and is “starting to take shape”.Reiterating that the album is half-way finished in a new interview with Vogue, Lipa also discussed more of the inspirations and ideas behind her third album.“I’ve definitely grown up. Overall, whether it’s sonically or in terms of the themes, I’ve matured,” she said.“It’s like I’m coming into my power and not afraid to talk about things,” she added of the third album.

Express.co.uk has contacted representatives for Sheridan for comment.The publication also reported that the gang is nicknamed the Movie Takers, claiming the criminals have previously raided other film sets and are thought to have stolen thousands of pounds worth of jewellery.In the new show, Sheridan has the lead role as Rosie, who suffers from anxiety and depression, and the plot follows her efforts to ditch booze and drugs and start afresh.The hotly-anticipated series is expected to hit screens this winter.Sheridan is known for Gavin and Stacey, The Royle Family and Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps.The star will next be seen on the big screen in The Railway Children Return, an eagerly-anticipated sequel to the 1970s classic.This comes as Sheridan recently revealed that her young son Billy was "the best thing that ever happened to her".She welcomed her son in May 2020 with her ex-fiance Jamie Horn.The pair split in July last year and are believed to be co-parenting their young son.Speaking to Notebook magazine, she said: "I try to take him everywhere with me, he's like my little shadow."We're like two peas in a pod, he's the best thing that's ever happened to me.So long as I keep working and have my little boy with me then I'm happy."She admitted, however, that although she tries to take her son "everywhere" sometimes her gruelling work schedule makes that very hard.But that doesn't mean she is going to quit working, because it keeps her "focused".Sheridan continued: "'Now I’ve got a son, he's always my priority, but things have really changed."Production companies are great and they allow your little ones to come out and stay with you."If work meant I couldn’t see Billy I’d probably cut back, but I love

EXCLUSIVE: The anticipated reboot of cult classic The Crow is heading to the Cannes market with FilmNation Entertainment where it will be among the hot packages.

The Only Way Is Essex star Georgia Kousoulou has slammed new mums taking to social media to show themselves snapping back to their pre-baby bodies.The 30-year-old welcomed her first child with Tommy Mallet last year and revealed that she broke down when she saw her mum tum with a C-section scar and stretch marks.However, she's now become proud of her body and what it shows.She revealed that she felt brainwashed into thinking her body would return to looking the same as pre-pregnancy straight away.Now, she's chosen to share inspirational photos of her figure to show the reality of becoming a new mum. Speaking to OK! magazine, she said: "When I came out of hospital I still had a pregnant belly and that shocked me, because everyone said, ‘Oh you’ll snap back'.

A mum from Ashton has been jailed after hurling homophobic abuse at a 999 operator. Jane Readman, 49, called Zayn Ahmed a "fa***t" and told him to "f*** off" when he was unable to tell her why police were patrolling outside her home.

Lorraine Kelly had an opportunity and she took it as she made a sly dig at Richard Madeley during Good Morning Britain. The TV presenter appeared on the ITV news programme as usual to tease her own show.

Jose Mourinho refused to be drawn on speculation that he could once again be reunited with Nemanja Matic this summer.

The BBC has struck a pay deal with its staff that will see the majority given a 4.2% pay rise in August followed by 1% later in the year.

A Scots mum-of-four has died suddenly in her sleep with 'no warning' and 'no explanation'.

Red Bull's title battle with Ferrari will be 'super-competitive' throughout the course of the season, with the result at Imola seeing the gap closed.Red Bull secured a rare 1-2 finish in Ferrari's home race, with Max Verstappen easing his way to victory ahead of Sergio Perez and McLaren's Lando Norris taking the final spot on the podium following Charles Leclerc's late error.The championship leader was chasing down Perez on soft tyres as he looked to increase his points tally and decrease the dent Verstappen was set to put on his advantage but suffered as a late spin led him to require another pit and a new front wing.Leclerc exited the pits in ninth and, while he took three places back to finish sixth, it resulted in a day to forget for Ferrari - with Carlos Sainz' race lasting just a few corners before contact with Daniel Ricciardo led to another unfinished race for the Spaniard.The result has rejuvenated Verstappen's title defence, having failed to finish two of the first three races, but Horner believes it's just one twist in a long and winding battle between the two teams that will last the entirety of the season."Ferrari has a great car, with great drivers, they've been unlucky in this race. They're going to be super-competitive in two weeks' time [in Miami] and I think it's going to be like that all season."Red Bull's points haul was made even more important following Leclerc's late spin, following on from Carlos Sainz' exit on the first lap, and Horner assessed that the mistake from the championship leader came because he was 'too greedy'.HAVE YOUR SAY! Who will emerge victorious in the hunt for the title? Comment below."He [Leclerc] was pushing very hard all race.

Ferrari team after a late mistake at Imola gave Lando Norris a gifted podium finish, while Red Bull closed the gap in the battle for the titles.The Monegasques driver started second on the grid for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix but was quickly overtaken by Sergio Perez, who kept the championship leader at bay to leave Max Verstappen with a comfortable drive to victory.Leclerc had a late push to try and snatch second off Perez, opting for another pit change and soft tyres as he also attempted to clinch an additional point for the fastest lap of the race, but a costly error changed the picture completely.In his continued pursuit of Perez, Leclerc spun at Variante Alta after taking too much of the kerb in the entrance to the corner and required another pit change to replace a damaged front wing - re-entering the race in ninth position.While Leclerc was able to work his way up the grid to overtake three cars and finish sixth, it was far from what he would have wanted and he took to social media following the conclusion of the race to issue an apology to the Ferrari team and it's supporters.“I gave it all but went over the limit at the end. Sorry to the team and to all the tifosi that supports us.

Mercedes are struggling this season, with the Italian team managing to cope with similar issues.The latest changes to the Formula One regulations for the 2022 season have seen a number of teams encounter 'porpoising' issues that have seen drivers violently bouncing down the track - with floors of the cars being damaged on some occasions.Those issues have led to a disastrous start to the season for Mercedes, who have been unable to find a fix and have been significantly off the pace from title-chasing duo Ferrari and Red Bull - despite the former encountering their own issues.However, while 'porpoising' has decimated Mercedes' pace, Ferrari have still been able to compete - with Charles Leclerc and Carlos Sainz the top two in the Driver's Championship, while the Prancing Horse lead the way in the Constructor's.Binotto was quizzed why other teams have been unable to counter their issues and admitted he wasn't sure, stating: "I don't know why the others are not as quick as we are with porpoising, but it's true that we are still suffering with it."We put some actions on the car to try to mitigate it, but it's not yet addressed and solved.

Formula One title-chaser Charles Leclerc has admitted he 'hated' defending world champion Max Verstappen during the pair's karting days.The two young drivers have a deep history racing against one another, with that rivalry set to come to a head once again in the 2022 season as the pair battle for the title.Two retirements in the opening three races of the season have left Verstappen well adrift of Leclerc in the standings, though the pair are on much better terms than they once were. In fact, Leclerc admits that their rivalry was once so fierce that the pair despised each other - with the two drivers both competing for a spot in F1.“It’s always been very close, especially in the junior categories.

Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc have united with their criticism of the schedule for this weekend's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.The first European race of the season also sees 2022's first Sprint Qualifying session, the first of three venues this season to utilise the format.Introduced last season, the Sprint was brought into the sport to provide more competitiveness over the entirety of the race weekend - with all three days seeing the drivers go head-to-head on the track.For this weekend's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, that means just one-hour of practice on an incredibly wet track before Friday afternoon's qualifying session - which decides where cars will sit on the grid for Saturday's Sprint.The results of Saturday's Sprint then decide the grid for the Grand Prix on Sunday, meaning a single incident can ruin an entire weekend.Both Verstappen and Leclerc have made it clear they're not a fan of the format, which sees driver's at the track on Thursday for media activities, with the former stating the changes are not welcome.“Personally I'm not a fan of the sprint but it is what it is… some like it some don't. I think it's more how we are doing the press conference and the media activities, I think it was better before."“Coming in early is not a problem but your whole day is longer, going to more races you would like to have a shorter weekend.

Police have confirmed a house fire on Easter Monday in which a woman was rescued by a neighbour is being treated as suspected arson. Witnesses said an heroic neighbour banged on the door as flames tore through the house in Bolton in the early hours and helped the woman escape.

Ferrari are prioritising Charles Leclerc over the Spaniard amid a contract standoff that is developing with the Spaniard and his team, claims former driver Ralf Schumacher.Sainz currently sits third in the Driver's Championship, despite having to retire last time out at the Australian Grand Prix, in what has been a stellar start to the 2022 for Ferrari - with Leclerc leading the way at the top of the standings.However, Schumacher believes Sainz won't be happy with Ferrari's approach, with Leclerc widely being considered to the number one driver. As a result issues could come to a head amid reports that a contract standoff is brewing.F1 Insider claim that Sainz is seeking a two-year contract with Ferrari, whereas the Italian side are only prepared to offer a one-year deal with an option of a further year.

Charles Leclerc 'couldn't handle his anger' in his previous battles with Max Verstappen but now has 'full mental control' as the fight for the Formula 1 title develops, Dr Riccardo Ceccarelli has stated.The Monegasques has enjoyed a fine start to the 2022 season, winning the opening race in Bahrain and emerging victorious last time out in Australia - already boasting a whopping 46-point advantage over defending champion Verstappen, who has failed to finish two of the three races so far this season.The start to the campaign has reignited Leclerc's rivalry with Verstappen, with the pair having raced against one another since their time in the junior ranks. And their battle hit boiling point at the age of 14 in an incident that saw both drivers disqualified.However Ceccarelli, who is head of Formula Medicine and has worked with Leclerc since he was 14, has now stated that he has control over his anger.

Lacey Turner gave fans a rare glimpse of her two young children as she shared cute photos of the little ones over Easter.The 34 year old posted a snap of daughter Dusty, two, and one year old son Trilby, whom she shares with husband Matt Kay, on Instagram. She captioned the post: “My world”, adding a white love heart emoji. In the photo, the two children are seen with their backs to the camera, huddled over a sofa side-by-side while watching the TV.

A resident escaped from a burning house after a suspected arson attack in the early hours of Easter Monday. Fire chiefs say the blaze was 'deliberately lit' in an out building in the back garden in Bolton before spreading to the end terrace property.

This Morning took a racy turn when Josie Gibson asked her co-host Vernon Kay: "Do you trim your rose bushes?"Poor Vernon was left red-faced and speechless by her saucy-sounding question, which was broadcast to ITV's daytime TV audience. The presenting duo have been covering for regular hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield, who have taken time off from the show during the school holidays.However, it seems their recent hosting stint hasn't come without some outrageously cheeky moments - including rose-bush-euphemisms.Thursday's show (April 14) saw Vernon and Josie wrapping up a family-friendly gardening segment on rose bushes with David Domoney.However, it quickly went wrong when Josie seemed to make a reference to Vernon's private parts - and he didn't know how to respond.Speaking about the floral feature, Vernon said: "That's the beauty of this show, when we get all the chefs in they make cooking look easy, and David's just done that with roses and he made that look easy."He added: "If you're someone like me, it's blimmin hard!"Josie asked him: "You don't trim your rose bushes?", and Vernon grimaced on camera before grinning.She then quipped: "You've got a gardener..." which prompted laughs from the studio.After a long silence, Vernon nodded and said: "Yeah.