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Romeo Beckham and his girlfriend Mia Regan are making the most of their time in Miami, hitting various beaches, parties and gigs - and of course, Brooklyn Beckham's wedding to Nicola Peltz.MORE: Romeo Beckham and Mia Regan look loved-up in behind-the-scenes snap from Brooklyn's weddingFollowing the nuptials, the couple - who have been dating since 2019 - have been sharing pictures of their vacation and their night out at Justin Bieber's concert.WATCH: Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz's wedding - all the detailsRomeo, 19, shared a sweet snapshot of his girlfriend looking happy inside the stadium as she posed for the camera. "Two excited people @justinbieber," the male model remarked.MORE: Brooklyn Beckham and new wife Nicola Peltz confirm name change after weddingMORE: Brooklyn Beckham and new wife Nicola Peltz confirm name change after weddingOver the weekend, Mia, also 19, accompanied Romeo at his older brother's lavish nuptials, which was also attended by the likes of Spice Girls stars Mel B and Mel C as well as Eva Longoria, Serena Williams and Gordon Ramsay.They looked every inch the smitten couple as they posed for a candid black-and-white photobooth picture.

John Travolta has paid an emotional tribute to his late son Jett on what would have been his birthday.MORE: John Travolta leaves fans in disbelief as he embraces life in the UKThe Grease actor took to Instagram to share a black-and-white photo of the pair together, alongside the words: "My dearest Jetty, I miss you more than words can say. I think about you everyday.

Formats biz veteran Siobhan Crawford, who has struck deals to revive reality show The Mole in several major territories, is leaving European distributor Primitives.

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The squeeze on households tightened in March as rapidly rising food and fuel prices sent inflation to another 30-year high, even before energy bills spiked at the start of April.

A well known church deacon has bid a fond farewell to parishioners as she retired after serving the Raploch community for fourteen years.

Social care workers have warned that spiralling fuel costs could force them out of their jobs.

South Lanarkshire Council is increasing awareness of online safety for children.

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SEVENTEEN have dropped a new teaser for the music video of their upcoming English-language single ‘Darl+ing’.In the new visual, the 13 members of the K-pop group are seen in frolicking in a wheat field, intercut with scenes of the group enjoying life in a mystical, lush house. They seem to be playing with each other on the field, with member Wonwoo blindfolded, but he finds himself all alone once he removes the blindfold as the teaser comes to an end.“You know without you, I’m so lonely / When you’re not here, 911 calling / Into your head, again I’m diving,” the group croon in the teaser.

Diego Simeone sent some veiled criticism in the direction of Pep Guardiola after Atletico Madrid's Champions League exit to Manchester City, suggesting the Blues boss 'praised Atleti with contempt.'

Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper has announced that he has penned an autobiography called, The World According to Kaleb. The 22-year-old from Chipping Norton who shot to fame staring alongside Jeremy Clarkson on Amazon Prime series took to Instagram on Tuesday to share the news with his more than a million followers. Experienced farmer Kaleb, who was brought on the hit show last year to help a hapless Jeremy learn how to run his Oxfordshire farm, expressed his excitement over the book, which is now available to pre-order online.

Jeremy Clarkson's Diddly Squat farm shop to prevent anti-social behaviour at night.The area, which is owned by the Clarkson’s Farm star, has reportedly proven to be a magnet for sexual thrill-seekers.Jeremy, 61, has applied for permission to build a large car park on the site of his Diddly Squat farm shop.However, police have warned that due to its large profile, thanks to Jeremy's popular Amazon Prime series, the farm will attract anti-social behaviour at night.Last year, the Daily Star reported that the area has proven to be popular with doggers and other sexual thrill-seekers.On that basis, the police have since recommended that the former Top Gear presenter pay for a gate to keep out such exhibitionists. Thames Valley Police’s crime prevention advisor Kevin Cox has told the local council: "It is to be expected that this site may well generate significant interest, and due to its isolated rural location, I have concerns that it may be vulnerable to crime and antisocial behaviour."Currently I do not feel this application adequately considers the potential for crime and disorder, and I recommend that the applicants provide a Crime Prevention and Security Statement."In order to protect the site and prevent unauthorised vehicle intrusion outside of opening hours, I recommend gates are added to the entrance and exit route."Doggers and other such exhibitionists have reportedly been meeting up on Jeremy’s land, which is currently not protected by alarms, electric fences, or guard dogs.Conversations about the risque meetings were even discovered on a private sex website.Jeremy’s land in Chipping Norton in the Cotswolds was said to be mentioned frequently on the forum, with some suggesting they “sneak in”.Express.co.uk have

Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat farm shop protected with a huge steel gate to keep out doggers.The TV star has applied for permission to build a large car park on the site.But the local police force is worried the property, which is at the centre of Amazon Prime Video series Clarkson’s Farm, will attract anti-social elements at night.The Daily Star revealed last year how the area was a magnet for al-fresco sexual thrill-seekers.And now cops want Jezza to pay for a gate to keep out yobs and exhibitionists.Thames Valley Police’s crime prevention advisor Kevin Cox has told the local council: "It is to be expected that this site may well generate significant interest, and due to its isolated rural location, I have concerns that it may be vulnerable to crime and antisocial behaviour."Currently I do not feel this application adequately considers the potential for crime and disorder, and I recommend that the applicants provide a Crime Prevention and Security Statement."In order to protect the site and prevent unauthorised vehicle intrusion outside of opening hours, I recommend gates are added to the entrance and exit route."Exhibitionists have been organising meet-ups on his land after being stunned to find they hadn’t been stopped by alarms, electric fences or guard dogs.Conversations about meet-ups were discovered on a private members-only sex website. The frisky forum was said to be packed with other mentions of sex on Jeremy’s land in Chipping Norton in the Cotswolds.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, is known for his opinionated but humorous tongue in cheek style, and today's tirade on Putin was no different. In the former Top Gear star's latest column he wittingly blames Vladimir Putin's height for Russia's invasion on Ukraine.Jeremy's actions, both privately and as a Top Gear presenter, have sometimes resulted in criticism from the media, politicians, pressure groups and the public.However, with such a significant public following Jeremy was credited as a major factor in the resurgence of Top Gear as one of the most popular shows on the BBC.Jeremy, acting no different, used his Times column to humorously blame Putin's height for why he's gone "mad".He penned: "The real reason for the madness is more simple.

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, bought Curdle Hill Farm in 2008, with it being farmed on a contract basis by a local villager until he retired in 2019.The former Top Gear host took over, renaming the farm Diddly Squat and has admitted he is now facing serious issues as his team are all off with Covid.Jeremy had no experience of farming before he took over the farm and learnt a lot from his team and head farmer Kaleb Cooper.His show Clarkson's Farm has reached many and received overwhelmingly positive reviews and Jeremy and his team are currently filming the second season.However, Jeremy opened up in his Sun column today about the issue he is having on the farm this week.He penned: "Since I started farming, I've always had a team of people to mend the stuff I get wrong."But this week, every single one of them was laid low with Covid."He even joked that we won't be able to see him struggling because even the cameraman and director are off with Covid too.Jeremy continued: "Luckily, I have led a healthy life so I'm still OK."Although it did take me eight hours to muck out and feed the cows on Wednesday."A job Kaleb normally does in about four minutes."This comes as Kaleb jokingly told Jeremy off on Instagram yesterday.Jeremy posted a clip that showed the vast Chipping Norton fields where Jeremy opened in 2020 the Diddly Squat Farm Shop.In view of his 4.5 million followers, Jeremy wrote: "Diddly Squat in the springtime."But Kaleb seemed less than impressed with his co-star, as he told him to "get back on the ground".He commented: “What you doing up there?"Get back on the ground and do some work." (sic)Now with the context, it is obvious Kaleb's comment comes as he is unable to help Jeremy on the farm at the moment due to having

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, was jokingly told off by his Clarkson's Farm co-star Kaleb Cooper, who instructed him to “do some work”.The TV presenter took to Instagram earlier today to share a scenic video of his Diddly Squat farm from above.The clip showed the vast Chipping Norton fields where Jeremy opened in 2020 the Diddly Squat Farm Shop.In view of his 4.5 million followers, Jeremy wrote: “Diddly Squat in the spring time.”But Kaleb seemed less than impressed with his co-star, as he told him to “get back on the ground”.He commented: “What you doing up there.“Get back on the ground and do some work.” (sic)His comment appeared to amuse fans of the pair as it gathered more than 600 likes and various replies.Instagram user Mcgale said: “@cooper_kaleb impeccable banter from you as always.”Theukmachinist added: “@cooper_kaleb people will do anything to get out of abit of work.” (sic)Dedolcevita joked: “@cooper_kaleb he’s allergic to work.“Breaks out in a nasty rash that only a hawkstone can cure.”Jamesofeurope echoed: “@cooper_kaleb he’s allergic to manual labour.”Kaleb was introduced to Jeremy’s Amazon Prime show, Clarkson’s Farm, to help the broadcaster run Diddly Squat Farm.He often shares updates with fans on social media, giving them an insight into life on the farm.On Thursday, Kaleb jokingly hit out at the “killer” price of fuel in view of his one million Instagram followers.He uploaded a video with the caption: “Fuel price is a killer.“I’m going back to old school farming using the real horse power,” he said with a laughing emoji.

Clarkson’s Farm presenter Jeremy Clarkson spoke about his concerns for the Natural History Museum in a recent column.The farming star spoke about the way he felt young people were treating historical artefacts under the title “we can’t rewrite history”.Jeremy, 61, spoke about his admiration for the London landmark in a column for The Sun. He wrote: “I have always believed that the Natural History Museum in London is the most jaw-dropping building in the entire world.“But when I drove past it this week, I was struck by the alarming fact that it was built in Victorian times by a country which had become rich thanks in no small part to the slave trade.“There’s not much we can do about that today however, except hope and pray that some students don’t come in the night and throw it into the River Thames.”The former Top Gear presenter went on to joke that Stonehenge would face the same fate as the statue of Edward Colston did in Bristol during lockdown. “They could probably lob Stonehenge in there too, on the basis those enormous rocks were not carried from Wales to Wiltshire by people who were paid a living wage,” Jeremy continued.“And, in light of what happened after a statue was thrown into Bristol Harbour recently, it would all be fully legal.”In June 2020, the statue of Edward Colston was hurled into the harbour as part of an anti-racism protest.The bronze of Colston, a 17th-century slave trader, was dragged through the streets of the city, triggering a national conversation on the legacy of Britain’s colonial past.The protests were part of the much larger Black Lives Matter movement, which swept over the world that summer following the unjust killing of George Floyd.Floyd was an African-American man who was murdered by a

Instagram post.The hardworking farmer is due to appear in the second series of Clarkson’s Farm after it proved to be a smash hit for Amazon Prime.Clarkson’s Farm follows former Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson as he attempts to run his own farm for the first time.Hailing from Chipping Norton, Kaleb was introduced to the show as a local farmer, who was brought in to help Jeremy run Diddly Squat Farm.Kaleb took to Instagram today to share an update with his one million followers from the farm.He uploaded a video with the caption: “Fuel price is a killer.“I’m going back to old school farming using the real horse power,” he added with a laughing emoji.