Heartbroken Bonhill mum launches special fundraiser in honour of baby loss charity

Round two! Quentin Tarantino and Daniella Pick’s second baby arrived on Saturday, July 2.

Former AFL coach Dani Laidley has revealed that she battled years of “fear, shame and embarassment”, but now was “absolutely at peace” after coming out and being a role model for the transgender community. Laidely opened up about her struggles with gender dysphoria for most of her life during her chat on radio in the Triple M commentary box last month. “You live in fear and shame and embarrassment for years and then to come out like it did, it’s been really tough on my family, but now, to a person, it’s been great. They accept me for who I am, the person I am now, and hopefully there’s a lot of life to live,” said Laidley. The former North Melbourne player and coach explained her diagnosis to listeners.

Brendan O’Carroll had to halt his show at Glasgow’s Hydro arena at the weekend after a brawl broke out in the audience.

Irish stars Jamie Dornan and Niall Horan hit the golf course together again on Monday for a very special cause.

Paedophile Kevin Greenwood felt a sense of relief when the law finally caught up with him. He had filmed a primary school girl with a hidden camera, then took images of her fully-clothed, while she slept.

Relatives tending to graves at a Coatbridge cemetery have hit out at its overgrown condition and are demanding action after making their own moves to tame the weeds and grass.

Macy Gray sparked an online debate this week after telling Piers Morgan that changing body parts “doesn’t make you a woman.”

An air ambulance has been requested to a serious road crash on one of Scotland's most notorious roads with flames and smoke seen billowing from the scene.

A clinical trial into a potential cancer vaccine is showing early ‘hopeful’ results, according to experts.

A gunman who blasted a dad to death outside his home has appealed his conviction for murder.

A pill is now being sold in the UK which could help British drinkers avoid the much-dreaded hangover after a night out.

UK holidaymakers could find themselves unprotected against cancellations caused by strikes as the consumer group Which? found that nearly half of insurance police don’t cover industrial action. According to analysis by the group of 199 packages by 71 providers, 40 per cent did not provide cover for strikes.

Music lovers will be able to wash the mud, glitter and festival grime out of their hair at a Cheshire festival as one of the UKs leading bath and body brands has joined a line up of sustainable brands to pamper ticket holders.

Customers claim their shopping bills are costing them even more at the till as supermarkets are accused of failing to keep up with price rises.

Manchester United could be without Cristiano Ronaldo next season, with the forward reportedly ready to walk away from United in search of Champions League football.

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A new £1 hangover pill has gone on sale in the UK after more than three decades of research and development. The "ground-breaking" food supplement is said to break down 70 per cent of the alcohol that has been consumed after 60 minutes, with the product also claiming to support immunity and boost energy levels with B12.The pre-drinking pill bills itself as "the first product in history to break down alcohol effectively".

Coronation Street stars Georgia Taylor and Jane Danson marked 25 years since they arrived on the cobbles as sisters Toyah and Leanne Battersby. On Monday (July 4) it was a quarter of a century since the made their debut in the ITV soap as part of the hellraising family alongside Les and Janice.

Pride programmes celebrating the LGBT community saw the story of April Ashley told, detailing how she became one of the UK's most prominent transgender equality campaigners.The Extraordinary Life of April Ashley took viewers back to her gritty upbringing in Liverpool's slums, through to starring in films, modelling for British Vogue and her controversial divorce court battle.Ashley, who died last year at the age of 86, became one of the first people in Britain known to have gone through gender reassignment surgery, in what proved to be a painful procedure abroad, after she was outed in the press.The documentary, which aired at 10pm on Monday July 4, was designed to “take the audience inside the intimate reality of the transgender experience” and explored how Ashley “paved the way for future generations of transgender people”, according to Channel 4.April Ashley was a transgender model, dancer, restaurant owner and equalities campaigner who was involved in the landmark divorce trial Corbett v Corbett.Born George Jamieson in Liverpool, Ashley suffered from calcium deficiency during her childhood and required weekly injections at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in the city’s West Derby area.Her obituary in The Telegraph suggests she knew at 15 she wanted to become a woman but signed-up with the Merchant Navy a year later, only to be given an dishonourable discharge after an alleged suicide attempt.At the age of 25, after embarking on a career in Paris as a part of a drag cabaret act, Ashley went to Morocco where she had gender reassignment surgery.She returned to Britain and became a successful fashion model, appearing in British Vogue for which she was photographed by David Bailey.Ashley also won a small role in the '60s

Neighbours.The Rodwell family have caused quite a stir since their arrival in Erinsborough.Sadie is the youngest member of the Rodwell clan, and has caused chaos by teaming up with Aubrey Laing (Etoile Little) to bully their fellow Erinsborough High pupil Zara (Freya Van Dyke).READ NEXT: Neighbours Byron star's real life - organ transplant, hunky snaps and lookalike brotherThe pair set fires and tried to blame Zara, which resulted in both Zara and Mackenzie becoming trapped in the school are the very reason Hendrix had to risk his own life to save Mackenzie when she couldn't escape through the air vent with Zara due to her broken arm.And last month, Sadie got knocked out and left behind by Corey, before he kidnapped Zara and fled the scene.It's safe to say that on screen Emerald has been through a lot, but away from the soap she loves to get glammed up and take stunning snaps for Instagram.When she's not with her boyfriend Joshua Barter, or enjoying nights out with pals, Emerald is still at school and juggles her acting work with her education.Often getting glammed up when she's not on set, Emerald looks a far cry from her role of Sadie in real life and on Instagram.In one snap from March 2020, before the pandemic hit, the young star looked incredible while donning a little black dress.With her brunette hair down and straightened, the Aussie actress grinned while basking in the golden hour.Looking like a total princess, some fans compared Emerald's white gown to a wedding dress when she posted this ultra glam snap in May for Deb Night.She posed up a storm with pal Andrew Dodd for a sweet snap before heading out for a fun night.

Wimbledon hopeful Cameron Norrie will be cheered on by his interior designer WAG Louise Jacobi as he bids to reach the last four on Tuesday.Norrie became the first British male to reach the quarter-finals of the tournament since Andy Murray in 2017 when he beat American Tommy Paul at the weekend, with Jacobi cheering him on from the supporters' box. That win has set up a clash with David Goffin on No.1 Court, with the prize a semi-final meeting with the winner of Novak Djokovic vs Jannik Sinner.However, who is the business owner cheering her tennis star partner on in the crowd at Wimbledon?READ MORE:"Ridiculous" Wimbledon rule forced female stars to play braless - giving fans an eyefulJacobi hails from New Zealand, the nation Norrie moved to aged three and lived in for 13 years before arriving in England in 2011.