Jessie Ware and Paloma Faith auction off performances for Annie Lennox's Covid-19 appeal

A popular vitamin supplement has been linked to an increased risk of lung cancer.

Giovanni van Bronckhorst was bursting with pride after his players produced a remarkable 4-2 win over Borussia Dortmund in their own backyard.

An application has been submitted for a number of new retail units in Ravenscraig.

Transport planners are seeking further information from the Perthshire company behind a proposed £33.8 million leisure development at West Kinfauns before deciding whether to get on board with the project or not.

Sir Paul McCartney has revealed the biggest rivalry in The Beatles was between John Lennon and George Harrison - over whose guitar was loudest.Macca claimed the late stars would sneakily tweak each other’s amps to pump up the volume.He said: "There is going to be the odd argument – and there were."George and John were very cute because they both had their amps side by side and you’d see one of them just sort of sneak over to the amplifiers, just add one degree and then you’d see him walk back like nothing had happened."And then you’d see John had noticed and John would casually walk over and put his up two degrees. ‘You’ve f***ing turned up man!’ ‘What? I never did!’ ‘Yeah you f***ing did!’"Sir Paul, 79, compared bust-ups between the Fab Four to rows between relatives.He said: “You know I remember having an argument with a member of my family, one of my kids once, in front of someone."And it was a bit, ‘Oh my God, what’s going on here?’ It was embarrassing but we both had a fairly strong point of view about something."And I was brought down by it – we both were. A friend of mine said, ‘Y’know what Paul, it proves you’re a family.’"It proves you’re a real family.

Emmerdale's murderer Meena Jutla finally appeared to get her comeuppance on Thursday's episode as she was questioned by the police. Only recently, Liam Cavanagh pushed Meena off the same bridge that she murdered his daughter Leanna after she shared sick details about killing his child.

Kate Ferdinand has revealed she feels “embarrassed” when she can’t answer every question about her stepchildren, even though she admitted it’s “impossible”.The former TOWIE star is stepmum to husband Rio Ferdinand’s children Lorenz, 15, Tate, 13, and Tia, 10, and the couple also share son Cree, who’s 13 months, together. Speaking about their experience as a blended family, the 30 year old opened up on her struggles in a long post on Instagram, writing: “As a step parent, I often find myself in situations where questions are asked that I just can’t answer.

BBC business show.The business magnate was stunned by the entrepreneur's epic name blunder, and it wasn't long before she called him out on it in the BBC studio.Business owner Steven Murr wanted £80,000 from the dragons in return for a 5% stake in his indoor cycling business - TurboRocks - which provides rocker plates that allow fitness fanatics to pedal away at home.However, Steven's pitch went horribly wrong when he started using rather familiar nicknames for Deborah, first calling her "Debbie" and then shortening it to "Deb" later on in the pitch.Starting off, Deborah asked her co-star Steven Bartlett what he thought of the rocker plates after he hopped on the saddle to give a demonstration in the Den.New dragon Steven had said he preferred his own way of training, and Deborah added: "And I guess it's personal preference..."Contestant Steven then said: "Absolutely, but there's no reason why there can't be the crossover there. Deb, you are..."Deborah was visibly shocked at the guest and cut him off immediately before he could finish his sentence.She said: "Did you just call me Deb?", and the contestant looked rather embarrassed as he corrected himself: "Deborah, sorry."Grilling him, Deborah went on: "Just so you know, you started off with a Debbie and got away with it once.

We're half way through this year's The Apprentice and the competition is heating up as the contestants fight to become Lord Alan Sugar's next business partner. With the two teams going head-to-head with one another and one member ending up with being dramatically fired with the point of Lord Sugar's finger, we then see the unfortunate individual leave the office all wrapped up as they get into their taxi for their journey home.

Emmerdale fans think they have worked out a lengthy prison twist for Liam Cavanagh after he was arrested for the attempted murder of Meena Jutla on Thursday. On Wednesday, Liam pushed Meena off the same bridge that she murdered his daughter Leanna after she shared sick details about killing his child.

EXCLUSIVE: Ahead of BBC America‘s premiere of Killing Eve’s fourth and final season, Sandra Oh, Jodie Comer, and Fiona Shaw are among others the cast and crew saying goodbye to the series in the exclusive featurette above.

The Girls On The Bus‘ long journey to the small screen has come to a successful conclusion with a straight-to-series order at HBO Max. The drama series adaptation of Amy Chozick’s best-selling book Chasing Hillary, from Julie Plec, Chozick, Berlanti Productions and Warner Bros. TV, originally landed at Netflix with a series order three years and moved to the CW for development earlier in this broadcast cycle.

If you’ve seen the trailer for the new Channing Tatum vehicle “Dog” – and if you’ve been in a movie theater over the past couple of months, you probably have – you might think you know what to expect: a big lug and a tough dog have a bunch of wacky road trip adventures, softening up to each other along the way. So it might surprise you to learn that the scene of a kind-hearted woman showing our hero how to be affectionate to the canine is carefully cut so as not to reveal that our hero is literally wielding an axe.

Hollywood icon Maud Adams proved she is still in great shape as she walked her dogs in Beverly Hills last week.The movie and TV actress - who turned 77-years-old this month - displayed her slender shape as she appeared to be toned while in athletic clothing during her walk with her two little pooches in a park.TheSwedish-born star stands out for being the only actress to have appeared in three James Bond movies: The Man With The Golden Gun (1974), Octopussy (1983) and A View to a Kill (1985). They all starred Roger Moore as 007.

Kaiser Chiefs, The Streets and Dizzee Rascal are among the leading artists who will play the UK’s first drive-in gigs this summer.At a time of social distancing, the Utilita Live From The Drive-In series will see a series of artists performing across 12 venues in the UK, to fans who will be provided with a private individual viewing zone next to their cars.Large outdoor spaces in cities such as Birmingham, Liverpool and London will play host, with 300 cars permitted for each event.Other artists and groups taking part include Ash, Beverley Knight, Bjorn Again, Brainiac Live, Brand New Heavies, Camp Bestival Live, Cream Classical Ibiza, Embrace, Gary Numan, Jack Savoretti, Lightning Seeds, Nathan Dawe, Reggae Roast Vs Gentleman’s Dub Club,

Open air music concerts are being planned by Live Nation amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Paloma Faith and Jessie Ware are among the artists auctioning off performances for Annie Lennox’s Covid-19 appeal helping women and girls hit by the crisis. Lennox, who founded women’s charity The Circle in 2008, has asked the likes of Faith, Ware, Emeli Sandé, Jessie J, Jack Savoretti and Frank Turner to give up their time to record two performances to raise funds.Winners of The Circle Music Auction will receive a pre-recorded video featuring a live performance of one or two songs they have chosen alongside a personalised message from the artist.

Taylor Swift, Jessie J and Hozier are among the stars who have donated prizes to Annie Lennox's The Circle Music Auction. Annie's not-for-profit organisation The Circle - which works to empower marginalised women and girls around the world - is raising funds for their Covid-19 Emergency Appeal, 'The Women and Girls Solidarity Fund', through the new charity auction.

Annie Lennox enlisted the help of Taylor Swift, Sting, Emeli Sandé, and more as she launched the Circle Music Auction Tuesday.

Annie Lennox, who founded the feminist NGO The Circle in 2008, launched The Circle Music Auction Tuesday (June 16) to raise funds for women around the world who are disproportionally impacted by coronavirus.

Michele Amabile Angermiller Annie Lennox has enlisted fellow musicians Sting, Emeli Sandé, Jessie J, Yola, Paloma Faith, Jessie Ware, Hozier, Anoushka Shankar, Jack Savoretti, Skin of Skunk Anansie, Simon Neil of Biffy Clyro and Frank Turner to contribute performances for the Circle Music Auction to help raise money for women and girls who have been disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 crisis.All funds will go to The Circle’s “The Women and Girls Solidarity Fund” to support immediate needs such as food and hygiene packages, access to safe refuges and legal aid packages.“The crisis for thousands of women living in poverty is acute,” said Lennox.