Face-to-face meetings between MPs and constituents should be suspended pending security review in wake of killing of Sir David Amess, ex-Tory minister says

Kanye West has revealed his new album Donda 2 will only be available on his own Stem Player platform – which costs £200.The 44-year-old rapper has claimed it is time to ‘free music from this oppressive system’ as he cited the small cuts made by artists for their work, and insisted the LP – which is due to drop later this month – won’t appear on streaming sites like Apple, Amazon, Spotify or YouTube.Sharing a video on Instagram, which appeared to show music playing on a Stem Player, he wrote: ‘Donda 2 will only be available on my own platform, the Stem Player.‘Not on Apple Amazon Spotify or YouTube. Today artists get just 12% of the money the industry makes.

Wimbledon Magistrate’s Court on Friday morning, as his trial for allegedly assaulting his ex-girlfriend began.The rapper – real name Dylan Kwabena Mills – previously entered a plea of not guilty to assault by beating Cassandra Jones in Streatham, south London, on June 8 last year.Mills, 37, was seen heading to court this morning in a black suit, carrying his phone in one hand, and appeared to arrive on his own.Croydon Magistrates’ Court previously heard Mills is charged with ‘pushing his head against the complainant’s head and pushing her to the ground’, which he denied.The Metropolitan Police said officers attended and that a woman reported minor injuries.His defence lawyer, Iskander Fernandez, said the rapper ‘denies pushing his head into the complainant’s head and denies pushing her to the floor’.The performer’s tour manager, who ‘received a phone call when the altercation took place’ will give evidence at the trial, along with his ex-girlfriend’s mother, Dawn Kirk, the court heard.On August 2, a spokesperson for the Metropolitan Police confirmed Mills had been charged, saying: ‘Dylan Mills, 36, of Sevenoaks, Kent, has been charged with assault after an incident at a residential address in Streatham on 8 June.‘Officers attended and a woman reported minor injuries.

as she celebrated her birthday. Touching noses with her eldest as they smiled broadly at one another, Amanda captioned the snap: ‘My girl’. Her friends and fans were quick to point out the similarities between the two, with Kate Thornton writing: ‘Two peas in a pod x.’Ashley Roberts simply commented: ‘Stunning’ while a fan added: ‘Like mother like daughter.’Amanda also shared a video clip with both Lexi and her youngest, Hollie, 10, as the little one collapsed into giggles while being tickled by her mother, telling her followers: ‘My babies #familytime.’Amanda, her daughters and her husband Chris Hughes, 48, have been making the most of their getaway to Dubai – avoiding the cold weather and storms in the UK. She posed in a feathered minidress on the side of a bathtub with her multicoloured balloons in the shapes of stars and hearts as she added: ‘Birthday celebrations continue.’Amanda’s birthday was made extra special by the lavish hotel where the family is staying, where staff laid out the words ‘Happy Birthday’ in leaves and flowers on her bed to mark the occasion. She had also been presented with a chocolate cake with her name on it before revealing she was toasting her birthday with a cocktail in a champagne flute while rocking a red bikini in the sunshine. Amanda Holden looks unreal in stunning pictures as she turns 51Britain's Got Talent 2022: First look at judges filming brand-new auditionsAmanda Holden 'raging at Simon Cowell' over X-rated joke at Britain's Got Talent auditionsIt wasn’t all relaxing, however, as the family were also seen taking part in adventurous sports, with Amanda and Hollie flying into the air as they went parasailing together.She joked: ‘HRH [Hollie] and me.

Brad Pitt is suing Angelina Jolie for selling her share in the winery they bought as a couple to Russian oligarch Yuri Shefler.The Fight Club actor has asked the court to reverse a business transaction conducted by his ex-wife involving Chateau Miraval in Correns, France, which they bought together in 2008.In documents obtained by TMZ, the 58-year-old star wants damages after she delivered her share to Stoli Group subsidiary Tenute del Mondo, which Shefler runs.He said the couple first bought the estate for $28.4 million, and she laid down about 40% of the funding.In the court documents, Pitt insisted he put more work and funding into the winery to ensure it made a profit, and he claimed by 2013 she hadn’t matched his efforts.He added that they agreed not to sell off their interest in the business without the other party consenting to the sale.As reported by PA, the legal documents state: ‘The vineyard became Pitt’s passion – and a profitable one, as Miraval, under Pitt’s stewardship, has grown into a multimillion-dollar international success story and one of the world’s most highly regarded producers of rose wine.’Jolie – who filed for divorce in 2016 – went to court last summer and told the judge she had an agreement to sell her interest.By the September, Pitt had agreed to let her pursue the sale, but noted he wasn’t consenting to the actual transaction, rather letting her find a buyer who he could then approve or reject.He said that the following month he discovery Tenute del Mondo – controlled by Shefler – had bought Jolie’s interest in the winery, alleging she didn’t seek his consent and kept the terms of the deal from him.According to the lawsuit, Jolie sold her stake to a Luxembourg-based spirits manufacturer

Former One Direction star Niall Horan was cared for by airline staff after falling ‘extremely ill’ on a flight.The Cold Hands singer has revealed he suddenly fell ill while on a British Airways flight and had to reach out for help from staff.Niall, who is due to appear on Ireland’s Late Late Show this evening, took to Twitter where he thanked staff for looking after him.The 28-year-old wrote: ‘Thank you to the staff on that @British_Airways flight. I was extremely ill and they took such good care of me.’The airline itself responded and thanked Niall for his ‘lovely comments about the care you received from our crew on your flight’.They added: ‘We’ll be sure to pass on your thanks to them.’thank you to the staff on that @British_Airways flight.

Katie Price’s fiancé, has released a statement insisting the model was ‘never punched or hit’.The 33-year-old spoke out after being charged with using ‘threatening and abusive behaviour’ following an incident last year, with it revealed that he is due to appear in court in March.In a statement on Thursday, Essex Police said: ‘Carl Woods, 33, has been charged under Section 4 of the Public Order Act.’In his post shared on his Instagram Story, Woods wrote: ‘Katie Price was never punched or hit. There has been no charge for this.

This Morning viewers were gobsmacked by a worried mum who complained that her partner won't go in for a vasectomy.The guest was 32-year-old mum Daniella, who explained she already has nine children with her partner and doesn't want to go into the double figures.She spoke to segment host Vanessa Feltz during her phone-in segment on Dermot O Leary's show with Alison Hammond.Daniella told ITV viewers: "I really don't want any more."However, she said her partner has refused to go in for a vasectomy, which means they're vulnerable to having more kids.The mum said: "Between us we've got nine children. Five weeks ago I had to have an emergency Caesarean."Everything went fine but I got sterilised at the same time.

Local politicians have vowed to keep meeting their constituents - despite safety concerns after a Conservative MP was killed during a surgery.

knifed to death in an horrific attack while he carried out his duties inside a church hall have spoken out for the first time since the tragic incident unfolded.Conservative MP Sir David Amess' family said they are “absolutely broken” by his death, adding in a statement: “As a family, we are trying to understand why this awful thing has occurred.

Wigan MP Lisa Nandy has said she does not feel safe doing her job following the tragic stabbing of Tory MP David Amess.

Labour's shadow foreign secretary Lisa Nandy has admitted that she does not feel safe going about her constituency following the tragic stabbing of Tory MP David Amess.

Gordon Brown believes MPs should be given police protection if they want it following the killing of David Amess on Friday.

MSPs have been assured that additional security will be offered following the murder of MP Sir David Amess.

MPs across the country struck a defiant tone as they held constituency surgeries as normal - less than 24 hours after the death of Sir David Amess.

The Home Secretary has said politicians will not be 'cowed' following the fatal stabbing of MP Sir David Amess, which police believe may be linked to Islamist extremism.

was killed on Friday, MPs have said. The Queen will designate new cities to celebrate her Platinum Jubilee next year, and a competition for local authorities to put forward their towns for city status opened in June.

MPs in Greater Manchester have reacted with sadness and resilience following the tragic death of Sir David Amess.

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Conservative Member of Parliament Sir David Amess, there has been another reminder of the dangers many MP's face.Amess, the MP for Southend West, died on Friday October 10 after being stabbed at a community surgery, according to Essex Police, though it is not yet known why Amess was attacked.The attack took place at a residents' surgery in his constituency, at Belfairs Methodist Church in Leigh-on-Sea.Amess spent 38 years as an MP, first being admitted to the House of Commons in 1983 where he was the MP for 14 years before assuming the office of MP for Southend West in 1997.The Labour MP for Birmingham Erdington, Jack Dromey said: "[I am] Shocked to hear the devastating news that David Amess, a fine and decent man, has been murdered.

Conservative MP David Amess has died after being stabbed multiple times during an attack in his constituency in Essex.

A scathing parliamentary report "validates" concerns raised by himself and other regional leaders last year about local lockdowns Andy Burnham has said.