Images reveal how Bury's new purpose-built Gypsy and Traveller site will look

Hardly for the first time, Blumhouse has its name on a horror melodrama fueled by a strong pulse of politically topical blood running through its veins, this time with the ironically titled Soft & Quiet. In fact, Beth de Araújo’s debut feature is far more notable for its throbbing political outrage than for its dramatic credibility, which becomes increasingly hard to swallow as the yarn unravels. But righteous young and lefty audiences will enjoy getting cranked up by the increasingly outrageous behavior exhibited by a group of aggrieved and incensed right-wing women whose idea of taking matters into their own hands goes more than a bit too far.

THE Apprentice star Stephanie Affleck has revealed show secrets including what REALLY happens in Lord Alan Sugar's boardroom. The 27-year-old business owner told fans that they spend HOURS in the boardroom discussing every detail of the task before one contestant gets fired.

LOVE Island beauty Lucie Donlan looks paw-fect - after becoming patron of a local hedgehog charity. She was “very honoured” to partner with Prickles and Paws which rescues more than 1,300 of the spiky animals in Cornwall each year.

EASTENDERS legend Rita Simons cheered on her daughter today as she appeared on CBBC's Saturday Mash Up Live! The 45-year-old actress, best known for playing Roxy Mitchell in the soap, posted her encouragement on Instagram. Maiya Silveston, one of Rita's twin daughters with hairdresser ex Theo, was on the show to promote her new drama.

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The team behind HBO Max docuseries The Way Down: God, Greed & The Cult of Gwen Shamblin debuted footage from its second part at SXSW.

Jill Duggar announced that she and her husband,Derick Dillard, had tested positive for COVID-19 Thursday on Instagram.The 30-year-old reality television personality and her spouse, 32, were seen spending time in bed with each other in the first of her shots, and she also added a photo of two coronavirus tests.The media figure also wrote a short message in her post's caption to let her followers know about how she and her husband were doing. Down for the count:Jill Duggar announced that she and her husband, Derick Dillard, had tested positive for COVID-19 with a post that she shared to her Instagram account this past ThursdayDuggar began her statement by confirming that she and Dillard had contracted the coronavirus.She wrote: 'Give me all the hot liquids and cough drops please!! Derick & I tested + for covid for the first time and it's not fun!' The former 19 Kids and Counting cast member pointed out that she did not let the coronavirus get in the way of a special occasion.'With a little help from family, we were still able to celebrate Derick's birthday at home yesterday, even though it was different than we'd originally hoped,' she said.

Weather forecaster Jim Dale told the Express that Brits can look forward to hot weather arriving "fairly early" this year.

Vladimir Putin – even if it’s ultimately “not viable" – says British Army Colonel Richard Kemp. He’s not the first senior Western figure to make the suggestion.

flood warnings remain in place across the UK today after another hectic week of weather chaos hit the country. The Environment Agency have enforced a total of 31 'act now' flood warnings up and down England for Friday (February 25), with many of these in areas that were affected by Storm Franklin earlier in the week.Places of concern include the River Ouse in York and the River Severn at several locations across Worcestershire and Shropshire.It comes as massive downpours from three recent storms haveleft river levels dangerously high in a number of low-lying areas.A flood forecast on the Gov.uk website reads: "Local flooding from rivers is expected for parts of the River Severn today (Thursday) and tomorrow and is possible for parts of north-east England.

Elton John hits the stage for his second show in consecutive nights at New York City's famed Madison Square Garden on Wednesday.With just hours to go until he puts on his unique stage persona, and all the striking fashion ensembles that go with it, the British musician decided to take some time for himself which included a casual stroll.The outing comes after John suffered a mid-air scare that forced his private jet to make an emergency landing while en route to the U.S. for the New York concerts.

A student was left in shock after a huge tree crushed her car during Storm Franklin.

Elton John resumed hisFarewell Yellow Brick Road Tour in the US just hours after a scary situation, which resulted in his private plane having to make an emergency landing back in the UK.The legendary rocker's wowed the New York City crowd at the famed Madison Square Garden on Tuesday,playing many of his hit songs that have made him a music icon.It would take persistence and a change of planes for John to make it to Manhattan in time for the show in the wake of his terrifying mid-air drama, which was setoff by ahydraulic failure on his private jet while en route from the UK to the US. Back on stage: Elton John, 74, appeared to be full of high-octane energy for his show at New York City's famed Madison Square Garden on Tuesday hours after his private plane had to make an emergency landing back in the UKThe singer's plane was about an hour into the flight from Farnborough Airport in Hampshire on Monday for the sold out concert when pilots decided they had to return due to a problem with the plane's hydraulic systems.They had been flying about 10,000 feet over Ireland at the time of the initial emergency.

The Met Office has issued yet another weather warning as 60mph winds are set to hit the UK.Strong winds are likely in the north west of England from 6am to 3pm on Wednesday and large parts of Scotland will be hit with snow and wind between 1pm and 3pm.The Met Office said: "Frequent heavy snow showers are expected, along with very gusty winds and a small chance of frequent lightning affecting some places."They added that there is a small chance of injuries and danger to life from flying debris, as well as damage to buildings, such as tiles blown from roofs.Longer journey times and cancellations on road, rail, air and ferry services were also reported by The Met Office, with a chance that some vehicles and passengers could be stranded.A Met Office spokesman said: "Temperatures across Scotland and Northern Ireland are expected to drop sharply following a squally band of rain on Wednesday, with frequent heavy and blustery snow showers arriving from the Atlantic."The showers will be accompanied by strong, blustery winds, with gusts of 50-60mph possible, and a small chance of 70mph on coasts."Blizzard conditions are likely over higher ground."The spokesman continued: "There is a very small chance that some of the showers could be accompanied by frequent lightning, which may impact power supplies."Some showers are increasingly likely to turn back to rain and sleet at low levels later Thursday morning and early afternoon, although remaining as snow above 200-300m."The Environment Agency has urged West Midlands and north of England communities, especially those along River Severn, to be prepared for significant flooding following high rainfall from Storm Franklin.Hundreds of food warnings were issued, including two rare "severe"

Rochdale AFC have banned two fans who ran onto the pitch and 'confronted' Scunthorpe United players during a 2-1 win.

Police have issued an urgent appeal to try and find a missing teenager who 'may have travelled to Manchester'.

Transport bosses have warned that disruption on trains, roads and trams caused by Storm Franklin may continue into tonight.

Councils across the UK are considering a new tax which will see workers hit with a charge if they decide to drive to work.

Rail operator Northern has announced ALL its train services in the North West and Greater Manchester have now been cancelled.

Passengers are continuing to face chaos on the rails this morning with the arrival of Storm Franklin.

Two red 'danger to life' weather warnings remain in place near the River Mersey in south Manchester today, with hundreds of flood warnings still in effect across the UK.