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The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will start giving over eight million households the second part of the £650 cost of living payment from Tuesday. Payments for £324 will land in bank accounts between November 8 and 23, for most eligible claimants and some members of the Daily Record Money Saving Scotland Facebook group have received confirmation text messages from DWP.

Play-Doh Squished, a family competition special hosted by actress Sarah Hyland, is set to start streaming on Amazon Freevee on November 11.As part of the promotional push, the Modern Family alum was on hand for the Los Angeles premiere held at the Westfield Century City Mall on Sunday.The fun and festive competition show, in which Hyland also serves as judge and executive producer, is based on the hit holiday special released last year, featuring updates reflecting the shift from special to series, according to Advanced Television. Promo mode: Sarah Hyland, 31.

Peter Kay, 49, took a step back from the public eye in 2017 when he cancelled his huge 14-month tour due to "unforeseen family circumstances".The comedian has broken the internet this evening with the news he will be doing a comeback tour, starting next month.The new show was announced during the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! ad break, with a hilarious clip of Peter carrying a roll of carpet and shouting to a man in a car.The same clip was also shared on Peter's Twitter page in view of his 770,300 followers.He captioned the post: "Peter Kay announces his first new live stand-up tour in 12 years!"Tickets go on sale 10am Saturday 12th November at http://peterkay.co.uk."Many social media users rushed to the comments to share their excitement over the breaking news.Westdigitaled said: "Best news ever! Welcome back!!"Pre-sale for those who had tickets cancelled last time?"GrumpyManUK added: "Good to see him looking better.

The show must go on. Nick Carter played a concert at London’s O2 Arena the day after his brother Aaron Carter was found dead — but the Backstreet Boys shared an emotional tribute to the late rapper.

Harry Styles was forced to cancel his shows in L.A. due to illness and has now rescheduled those dates for January 2023.

Thalia for Latinos what Kylie Minogue is for the gays!

A golden life for this Goldbergs star! Wendi McLendon-Covey, who has portrayed lead Beverly Goldberg on the hit ABC sitcom since 2013, gave Us Weekly an exclusive look at her daily routine.

A heartbroken mum has watched her teen daughter become a toddler again after suffering from sixty seizures every day. Catherine Arries says her daughter Olivia Anderson has regressed back to a 'toddler stage' and "presents a lot younger than herself".

A road rage driver who struck down a stranger in a Tesco car park has dodged jail - partly because she is a single mum. Aimee Palmer mowed down Paramjit Malhi in a 'burst of temper' after a short row with him as she left the supermarket in Hodge Hill.

He said: "I have Poland Syndrome, so I only have one pec that was brought to the attention of a lot of people so I'm glad that the Poland Syndrome [was brought to people's attention].”"I remember sitting down and tears falling out of my eyes watching the Olympics - it was given a name and it hadn't been given a name."A Poland Syndrome charity said they'd never had so much publicity and an 85-year-old man said he didn't know what it was called until he read the piece.“Because people look at you and it's like, 'what's going on', you feel like a weirdo and now I feel like I am who I am."According to the NHS, Poland Syndrome is a very rare condition that is characterised by webbing of the fingers and of underdevelopment of chest muscle.Following his stint on Strictly, Matt spoke exclusively to Express.co.uk about his time on the show as he promotes his upcoming Christmas single, The Beautiful Unknown.Matt explained that the criticism he received for not "smiling enough" was down to "stuff" going on in his life, hinting at personal woes he wanted to keep away from the dancefloor.Express.co.uk asked the Bros singer if he paid attention to any of the critiques on social media or from the judges.Matt said: "Apparently I wasn't smiling enough on Strictly and I'm sure you know there's stuff going on in my life that had to take precedence and I had to resolve that."I didn't want to reveal either because it was painful and I just, you know, had to hold on and I wanted to put my best foot forward, no pun intended.So I didn't feel the need to share that on social media."Matt recently moved back to the UK after living in the US for 25 years, as his return sadly took place without his mother and sister around to support him. In 2019,

The leader of Scotland’s ­biggest council is spending more than £7000 going to Cop27 just days after the authority announced eye-watering budget cuts.

Italian director Mario Martone said that his latest film Nostalgia is very similar to his 1995 film L’amore molesto (Troubling Love).During a panel discussion at Deadline’s Contenders Film: New York event, Martone explained the connection between adapting Elena Ferrante’s first novel L’amore molesto and Ermanno Rea’s book Nostalgia for the big screen.  “In L’amore molesto we followed this woman,” Martone said. “We walk alongside her, and we enter into her past.

Avril Lavigne just released a new song that’s…. one of the best of her career!!!

LOVE Island star Andrew Le Page has admitted he feels "no pressure" to take big-money roles after his time on the reality series - and wants to revert back to his property roots. The ITV2 contestant, 27, - who previously worked as an estate agent in Dubai before finding romance with Tasha Ghouri, 24, on Love Island - has opened up on his career plans.

MAISIE Smith and Max George were slapped with a parking ticket during a day out in Birmingham following his spat with Ulrika Jonsson. The Wanted singer Max, 34, has been embroiled in a feud with Ulrika, 55, after The Sun columnist criticised Maisie, 21.

Devon Sawa has been an acting force for decades — and now he’s sharing what it was like growing up a teen heartthrob.

Lorraine Kelly has said she doesn't hold a grudge against Anthea Turner, 62, despite what people may believe, after she replaced her on GMTV.The 62-year-old was three months into being a new mum to daughter Rosie, now 28, when she wanted to return to work as a freelancer but was told she wasn't needed. The host swiftly learned that Anthea had stepped into her shoes to present the show alongside Eamonn Holmes.Lorraine shed light on the situation when journalist Elizabeth Day asked her if it was true she was sacked while on maternity leave.The presenter confirmed she was correct, to which the podcast host further asked: "Is that not illegal?"She explained on the How To Fail podcast: "No, not back then.That was 1994 and I was freelance.Sarah Beeny says losing hair was ‘really traumatic’ amid chemo"She [Rosie] was born in June and I was going back to work in September, a couple of months later, but if you’re freelance that’s what you have to do."We just got the call about a week before I was due to come back – I was thinking oh I haven’t lost any of my baby weight, who cares."And I just got the call to say, 'Really, sorry we’ve got Anthea Turner, but do you know what thanks and that’s that'."When asked if she held a grudge against Anthea over the move, she replied: No, not at all."Lorraine went on to say her fellow presenter is a "nice girl" but didn't believed she worked well with Eamonn."Her and Eamonn were like oil and water, and it didn’t work," she added.Lorraine helped launch GMTV back in 1993 by presenting a range of programmes.She went on to co-host Daybreak from 2012 but left in 2014 to focus on her own show.Kaleb Cooper has 'never been so poorly' leaving Jeremy Clarkson alone [LATEST]Emma Willis admits telling Matt

Bill Maher instinctively knows what doom awaits Democrats on Tuesday’s Election Day, as polling indicates an arrow pointing down for Big Blue,

Katie Hopkins, 47, has been making plans to travel around the country, but has since had to scrap one date on her upcoming live theatre tour after just 24 hours thanks to a backlash from furious locals.The cancellation was prompted after a petition created by local residents where she planned to take her show for one date said she was not welcome in their town.Katie was initially booked to host Katie Hopkins Live in 2023 at the Bedford Corn Exchange, Bedford, some time next year. However, local residents launched a petition against the former Apprentice contestant and accused her of being "Islamophobic and homophobic".The petition to stop Katie from coming to Bedford, which began on a website called 38 Degrees, gained 50 signatures calling for her show to be cancelled within 24 hours.The next day, a Bedford Borough Council spokesperson announced that the event had been cancelled on the grounds that it did not support the city's diverse community.According to The Mirror, the petition read: “[Katie Hopkins] is well known for her Islamophobic, homophobic speeches and rants…“She does not belong in our proudly multi-racial, diverse town.