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Glamour. “To me, it was like a bookmark in realizing that things are really changing.”When she was starting out, the Olympian knew that the skate scene had its pitfalls: the male athletes, for one, who tried to breed an exclusionary environment against women. The “kooks who say lame stuff," as she calls them.

The online shopping experience is set to the change from next Monday as new measures come into force to protect people from fraud.

Ahead of the release of their Disney+ series “Obi-Wan Kenobi”, stars Ewan McGregor and Hayden Christensen are reflecting on the negative backlash surrounding the “Star Wars” prequels.

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Kate Middleton seems to be on quite the roll with her hair looks. She’s truly finding her stride when it comes to sophisticated styles – and we’re delighted to see her straying away from the bouncy blow-dry and more into new sleeker territory. (Though, we will always love her iconic Wimbledon waves.) For her recent visit to the Ukrainian Cultural Centre in London, the Duchess of Cambridge looked demure with seriously long and sleek lengths.

Sigrid has announced her second studio album ‘How To Let Go’ while sharing the official video for recent single ‘It Gets Dark’.The Norwegian pop star will release the follow-up to 2019’s ‘Sucker Punch’ on May 6 via Island. You can pre-order it here.‘How To Let Go’ features 12 tracks including the previously released songs ‘Burning Bridges’, ‘Mirror’ and ‘It Gets Dark’, the latter of which came out on Wednesday (March 9).

Amanda Holden looked ageless as ever as she showed off her toned pins in a figure-hugging dress.The Britain's Got Talent judge, 51, dazzled her Instagram followers as she performed an elegant twirl in her tight dress, allowing her skirt to flare around her.The dress in question was a black and white checked number, featuring a ruffle of pale yellow ribbon at the collar and a thin black leather belt cinched around Amanda’s waist.The fairytale gown spun in a perfect circle around her calves as Amanda twirled around the office for a sleek Boomerang clip, before coming to a stop to smoulder at the camera.Amanda matched the stunning frock, which hailed from London-based fashion designers L.K.

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It's a good week for the UK high street as more brands start to release their much-anticipated spring collections ready for the brighter and warmer days ahead. From New Look's £33 monochrome suit to Primark's must-have £14 shoes, our wish lists seem to be ever-growing at the moment.

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Jourdan Dunn is definitely letting down her hair as she enjoys a well deserved vacation in Jamaica this week.The photogenic supermodel was seen wearing a very tiny triangle shaped bikini top in a deep maroon color that barely contained her generous assets as she was filmed on a street on the lush island.The star has been sharing her good times while in the tropical setting on social media for the past several days. Play time:Jourdan Dunn is definitely letting down her hair as she enjoys a well deserved vacation in Jamaica this week.

Noel Gallagher has said that rock music is now too middle class to find another Oasis.He and brother Liam grew up in a working class family in Burning, Manchester and thinks that “working class kids” like them would now struggle to make it on the rock scene.Speaking to the Daily Mirror, Noel said: “Where are the 14 year olds in bands now? Working class kids can’t afford to do it now, because guitars are expensive, there’s no rehearsal rooms. They’ve all been turned into wine bars and flats.”He continued: “There’s lots of singer songwriters, loads of middle class bands… wearing guitars as oppose to playing them.

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Steve Dymond tragically died on 9 May 2019 from a suspected overdose just days after appearing on ITV’s The Jeremy Kyle Show, leading to the programme being taken off air indefinitely.The tragic guest’s death will be discussed in upcoming Channel 4 documentary Jeremy Kyle Show: Death on Daytime, in which his devastating final text messages are seen. While the episode in which Steve appeared never aired, his death led to a probe into alleged lack of care on the ITV show. Who was Steve Dymond? Steve was a 63 year old who was tragically found dead seven days after appearing as a guest on The Jeremy Kyle Show.The construction worker had appeared on the show after his fiancee, Jane Callaghan, accused him of cheating on her.

One year after Tori Roloff suffered a miscarriage, the Little People, Big World star is reflecting on her pregnancy loss.

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A mum has been warned by a judge that this was her ‘last chance’ after dodging a prison sentence for dealing drugs.

The body of a man has been discovered on a street in Glasgow with the death being treated as "unexplained."

Suspicious package that sparked evacuation ‘sent to Lorraine Kelly'[LATEST]BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty bonds with fan over ‘heartbreak’[ADMISSION]Elon Musk and ex-girlfriend Grimes secretly welcome second child[PREGNANCY]He gained a reputation as a character actor in a career that spanned over 30 years.In the 1970s, he appeared as Alain Muny in Secret Army and wrote a stage musical titled Jack the Ripper, the play revolved around a Victorian murder spree in London in the late 1880s.Ron’s other popular credits include The Invisible Man and American Playhouse.He also appeared as the unenthusiastic Chairman of the Tenants Association in the BBC sitcom Only Fools and Horses.In 1985, he played the role of Seedle in the Doctor Who radio drama Slipback, alongside Valentine Dyall, and the next year appeared in an episode of the BBC Jersey based crime drama series Bergerac entitled Fires in the Fall.He ended his career working as a cast member in several television drama series including Red Dwarf (1988), High Street Blues (1989), Bluebirds (1989), and All Good Things (1991).His final appearances were his role in Rumpole of the Bailey and the BBC series Look At It This Way in 1992 after he retired from acting.The late actor tied the knot with his wife Yvonne Tylee in 1959.