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When Naomi Penrose gave birth to her daughter at the age of 18, she thought her life was over. The teenager had hoped to open her own café one day but thought it was no longer possible.

If there's one chore you can't escape it's the washing and in most households there's a lot of it. But with energy costs on the rise families have been looking for alternatives to dry their clothes so they can avoid racking up a big bill from the central heating or tumble dryer.

Stalking is an insidious crime which can ruin people's lives. Perpetrators do not need to be in the same room as their victim for their behaviour to have potentially disastrous effects, with the internet providing another realm for abusive behaviour.

Manchester’s nightlife really has it all — from the mega-clubs, side-street speakeasies, and bustling bars, the city serves residents and visitors alike well for their choice of watering hole.

Harry Redknapp is apologising in his charming old school Cockney accent. He’s running late for a charity golf match and a few minutes into our interview, dashes out the door leaving wife Sandra to hold the fort at their new eco-mansion in the leafy suburb of Poole. “I like it when he goes to his golf,” says Sandra, unfazed as she closes the door softly behind him.

In an age of instant gratification, when we can book a holiday at the click of a button or order a single can of Coke to arrive at our door in five minutes, we’re expecting far more from our beauty routines, too. Nowadays no one wants to set an alarm for an hour earlier in the morning to get all their essential grooming done, book a day off work for beauty appointments or plan a skincare routine months before an important event.

Kerry Katona has revealed that she suffered a heartbreaking miscarriage after a secret pregnancy in 2017. The singer, 42, emotionally opens up in her new memoir, Whole Again, where she writes that she became pregnant during a relationship with a struggling actor just weeks after her split from ex-husband George Kay.

Russell Grant has inspired the signs to embrace opportunities today - while Pisces takes a leap of faith, Aries is encouraged to seize an exciting offer before it slips away. There are 12 zodiac signs - Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces - and the horoscopes for each can give you the lowdown on what your future holds, be it in work, your love life, your friends and family or more. These daily forecasts have been compiled by astrologer Russell Grant, who has been reading star signs for over 50 years.

Jake Quickenden and his wife Sophie have excitingly decided to add to their brood by trying for another baby.The couple share one child together, Leo, one and Sophie has another son from a previous relationship, six year old Freddie. But now the couple have opened up about their hopes to add another little one to the family. Speaking to the Daily Star, Jake said: "We are trying for another one.

Baz Luhrmann is reflecting on filming Elvis with star Austin Butler.

Kendrick Lamar is taking over the stage at Studio 8H!

Read more: Overwater villas cheaper than the Maldives – from Dubai to Doha and GreeceBeing on the edge of the earth, the typical weather in winter can drop to around minus 30 degrees Celsius but in the winter, people can see dizzying highs of 7C.According to statistics from DataReportal from this year, it is home to an estimated 2,552 people from over 40 different countries including Thailand, Russia and Sweden.Svalbard, which is classed as part of Norway, is a popular destination for tourists due to its broad range of attractions such as the ice caves, dogsledding and of course, it’s the perfect place to see the northern lights. The archipelago has one of the world’s largest untouched wilderness areas and animals such as polar bears and reindeer roam around freely.While every region has its own way of doing things, Svalbard is no exception and they have laws that may baffle those not accustomed to the way of life there, ranging from alcohol limits to even 'a ban on dying'.Let's start with the strict animal rules - cats are banned in Svalbard to protect the rich bird life so while you’re on the archipelago don’t be surprised at the lack of felines.While there are bars, restaurants, schools and a university, there isn’t a maternity ward in Svalbard meaning pregnant women have to go to the mainland in Norway around a month before giving birth.

Manchester City's runaway derby victory over rivals Manchester United helped 'clear the minds' of their players ahead of 13 top flight titles from the next 23 seasons. Having finished 11th in the previous Division One season, United lost 5-1 at Maine Road to newly promoted City following a David Oldfield brace and strikes from Trevor Morley, Ian Bishop and Andy Hinchcliffe - who mocked United fans with his celebration.Following a positive start to the fixture, the players were taken off the playing surface due to crowd confusion - a period in which the home side settled and came out firing. READ MORE: Patrice Evra calmed Fergie down with one comment after Man City thrashed Man Utd With City looking for their first win over United in almost a decade, City star Paul Lake one described how a fan begged him to help City win before the fixture.Among the United side, who would go on to finish 11th in the table, was top scorer Mark Hughes, who believes it was a turning point for the manager, players and club in general."It was tough to take," he told Sky Sports of the damaging result.

England Lionesses star could have been top of the podium as a runner.Indeed Scott, who announced her retirement from football this summer, knows exactly what it's like to cross that finish line ahead of anyone else. And this weekend's TCS London Marathon brings back special memories.Scott won the Mini Marathon for Under-15s back in 2001 and had a choice to make - athletics or football? She chose the beautiful game but still has a soft spot for endurance runners. READ MORE: Danny Mills had football career ended at 32 but is now running two marathons in 5 weeks She is an official starter at this year's Marathon alongside fellow Lionesses stars Leah Williamson and Ellen White.

Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen has opened up about her relationship with her ex-husband and recalled a moment he was left “raging”.In her book Celebrating the Seasons, Amanda, , otherwise known as the Yorkshire Shepherdess, wrote about how, back in 2019, she decided to run a fell race.However, the Owen family matriarch was afraid of failure in front of everyone there, so she took matters into her own hands.READ MORE: Our Yorkshire Farm's Amanda Owen hailed 'gorgeous' as she wows in fresh-faced selfieAmanda decided to run the course a night before the race was due to take place and she admitted that Clive stood on a pile of rocks in the middle of a river, trying to look for his wife as he was worried.She had taken so long that he had become concerned for her safety to went to investigate, which backfired after Clive lost his balance and fell into the river.Amanda explained: “To say he was raging was an understatement.”He then later on asked his now ex-wife “why she can’t just be bl**** normal”.The Owens have nine children and have been together for 22 years, but sadly the pair recently announced that they were going their separate ways.The 48-year-old star announced the unfortunate news back in June and since then, the Owens have been focussed on keeping life a normal as can be for their kids.They share six-year-old Nancy, seven-year-old Clemmie, nine-year-old Annas, ten-year-old Sidney, 12-year-old Violet, 14-year-old Edith, 16-year-old Miles, 18-year-old Reuben and 21-year-old Raven.Amanda recently appeared on ITV’s Lorraine and discussed the split with the show’s host Lorraine Kelly and confessed that the split had been tough on the family, particularly with camera crew around while filming for Our Yorkshire

Strictly Come Dancing viewers say they're "not surprised" as the names of the first couple to be axed from the BBC show are leaked online.15 couples took to the dancefloor once again on Saturday night (October 1) and one duo has already been given the boot from the show.After being given a reprieve last week, when there was no elimination, the pairs danced again to impress both the judges and viewers at home, hoping to gain high scores and plenty of votes to keep them out of danger.READ MORE: Strictly’s Kaye Adams makes X-rated confession after wild training sessionEach couple's week one and week two scores were combined for the leaderboard, which was revealed at the end of Saturday's live show. CBBC star Molly Rainford topped the leaderboard with actor Will Mellor in second place.At the other end of the table, Bros icon Matt Goss found himself at the bottom of the pack, with footballer Tony Adams just in front of him.The results show is filmed on Saturday night straight after the main programme but doesn't get broadcast until the following evening.This means that spoilers get published online before they are officially made public.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Barcelona-based Film Factory Entertainment has picked up world sales rights to “El Otro Hijo,” the feature debut of Colombia’s Juan Sebastián Quebrada. The Evidencia Films production adds to the growing list of Colombian pickups by Film Factory, including last year’s sweeping Premios Platino winner, “Memories of My Father” (“El Olvido que Seremos”) by Fernando Trueba. and Laura Mora’s “Kings of the World,”which competes at the upcoming San Sebastian Film Festival and is part of Toronto’s Industry Select section. “Film Factory is excited to be on board; Colombian cinema is very strong and we are eager to discover new talents from the country. We believe we found one in Juan Sebastián Quebrada,” Film Factory’s Vicente Canales told Variety.

Anna Marie de la Fuente In a bid to support the fast-growing Latin American genre market, an inaugural residency for screenwriters, Residencia Fantástica, will take place in Jalisco, Mexico from Oct. 17 to 21. The first of its kind in Latin America, the genre residency is an initiative of Agavia Studios, Buenos Aires-based industry market Ventana Sur and its genre platform, Blood Window, Cannes’s Marché du Film as well as the Jalisco state film commission, Filma Jalisco. Program aims to help writers of fantasy/horror content to elevate their projects, providing training, advice and reviews. The objective is to generate a meeting space that motivates the exchange of creative, professional and strategic experiences.

Anna Marie de la Fuente Vying for the Premio Kutxabank at the San Sebastian Film Festival’s New Directors sidebar, “Secaderos” (“Tobacco Barns”), the feature debut of Rocio Mesa, includes a beguiling creature of the woods that was designed and created by the Oscar-winning team behind Guillermo del Toro’s 2007 “Pan’s Labyrinth.” For make-up and special effects whizzes David Martí and Montse Ribé of DDT SFX, it was the script that convinced them to board this small-budgeted film by a novice filmmaker. “Only once in a very long time does a script like this land in your hands; it somewhat reminded us of ‘Pan’s Labyrinth,’” said Martí, who added that they also boarded it as associate producers.