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Princess Eugenie and Beatrice looked after their mother Sarah Ferguson in a sweet moment at the Queen's funeral on Monday 19 September. As the Queen's grandchildren entered Westminster Abbey, Eugenie, 32, and Beatrice, 34, who were joined by their spouses, were seen turning around to look for their mother.The two sisters then spent a few moments encouraging the Duchess of York, 62, to join them as they made their way inside the church to their seats.

READ MORE: You've been stowing suitcases wrong – airline shares best method to save space Instead of moving elsewhere or asking the pair to shuffle over a bit, the US woman decided to get her ownback.Madison's mum crushed up some crisps in her hand and threw them onto sand near the unsuspecting couple.And her plan worked – as when a flock of black birds came to peck up the snack, the duo moved their deckchairs.Madison's video garnered a mixed response on the video sharing platform.Some backed the sneaky act of revenge, with one writing: “Not gonna lie…. that’s pretty clever."Another said: “I will never understand why people choose to sit so close when there is an entire beach!”And a third added: “Some people in the comments don’t understand beach etiquette and it shows."But some called out the TikToker and her mum for their actions.One sarcastically wrote: “Wow you own the beach now."Another said: “Aww that’s sad ..

Nick Vivarelli International Correspondent Egyptian-American director Dina Amer’s politically sensitive drama “You Resemble Me,” the story of Hasna Aït Boulahcen who in 2015 was wrongly believed to be Europe’s first female suicide bomber, is getting a Middle East release via Front Row Filmed Entertainment. Amer’s feature debut, which world premiered positively at the 2021 Venice Film Festival, is a deeply researched character study of the fragile young Muslim woman who became linked to the November 2015 terrorist attacks in Paris even though she didn’t participate in them. Aït Boulahcen died during an anti-terrorism raid alongside her cousin Abdelhamid Abaaoud, who was one of the ringleaders of the coordinated assaults that killed 130 people in the French capital, including 90 at the Bataclan theater. 

Huw Edwards is one of the BBC's most recognisable faces and he's often chosen to front coverage of national and international events, particularly those related to the Royal Family. The 61 year old announced the death of Queen Elizabeth II on BBC News on 8 September, and he's also been selected to lead the coverage of Her Majesty's State Funeral. Huw joined the BBC as a trainee back in 1984 and his broadcasting career has continued to go from strength to strength ever since.

READ MORE: 'I regret what I named my son - it's unfair to give my other kids good names' But according to the 26-year-old, it can be effective when you use the “elimination communication” technique.The method involves working out a child’s cue – which could be a movement, sound, card or symbol – and linking it with using the loo.By doing this, Alexis has apparently shown her baby how to use this sign language to indicate when she needs the toilet.The mum, from California in the US, said: “I had seen parents try toilet training from a very young age even before I was pregnant and I always wanted to try it.“When I got pregnant I had totally forgotten about it and then a couple of months after I had her I randomly remembered it and I started doing research and everything aligned with the method – it just made sense.”Two months on, Alexis said her daughter has come a long way.She said: “Ever since then, we have not stopped once.

The Big Moon have taken to Twitter to appeal for help ahead of their UK tour, after their gear was stranded in Spain.“Help!! Our gear is stranded in Spain and we have our first show of the tour in Sheffield tomorrow,” the four-piece wrote on Twitter.

Joe Biden's £1.3 million armoured limousine came to a grinding halt outside a Pret coffee shop as he made his way to the Queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey.The funeral will be viewed by an estimated 4.1billion people on TV at home with up to 2million people on the streets of London and Windsor.Members of the public spotted Mr Biden in his infamous 'The Beast' vehicle on the streets of central London as his motorcade headed towards Westminster Abbey.READ MORE: Royal fan gutted after missing out on seeing Queen after going 'wrong way' in queueHe was met with thousands of crowds who were waving and taking pictures when the motorcade got stuck in traffic.In the video shared on social media, the 79-year-old puts on a pair of sunglasses and waves back to the public just as The Beast makes a turn past a Pret coffee shop at Marble Arch.Met Police officers can be seen guarding the route and stopping any members of the public from getting near to the motorcade.Joe Armitage, who posted the footage, said: "American President comes to a standstill in London traffic near Marble Arch."Might as well have taken the bus."The 18-foot custom-made Cadillac, known as "The Beast", has reinforced 8-inch steel walls – making its doors as heavy as a Boeing 757.The Bond-style vehicle is also equipped with different weapons including pump-action shotguns, rocket-powered grenades, night vision equipment, and tear gas grenades.The interior can be sealed in the event of a chemical attack and The Beast’s tires can carry on for miles – even if they’re flat.The "46" number plate marks the US's 46th presidency, the car is capable to stop a .44 magnum bullet thanks to the five-inch thick windows.Mr Biden and other world leaders, as well as top foreign

BLACKPINK’s latest album.In a recent story by Variety, several songwriters whose work featured on BLACKPINK’s sophomore studio album ‘Born Pink’ discussed the stories behind their contributions to the record.Among them are singer-songwriter and longtime collaborator Bekuh Boom — known for co-writing the act’s debut singles ‘Boombayah’ and ‘Whistle’ — who penned the track ‘Typa Girl’ from the new record.“It’s a song to empower women,” said Boom of the B-side, adding: “When I hear it, I feel like the shit — and I want other women to hear it and feel that way too.” The songwriter went on to reveal that she had written the demo for ‘Typa Girl’ in 2021, and that she had originally “thought Lisa might use it for her next solo single.”“But I’m super happy that it’s […] on the album,” she said. “It’s a blessing to always get asked back.

@matieresfecales, which translates to fecal matter in English. They refer to themselves as “non-binary aliens” and upload photos of themselves with extreme makeup, outlandish prosthetics and out-there fashion choices.READ MORE: 'Non-binary alien' couple spat on by strangers due to out-of-this-world lookThe heels of their feet are often warped into skin-covered scythes, their waists are whittled down and they wear a variety of different eye contacts.Now they have revealed what they look like without it all.Steven was born in Montreal and Hannah was born in New Zealand but the pair met at a fashion school in the Canadian city.The pair eventually created Fecal Matter to help with their identity and self-expressionNow based in Paris, the duo's account boasts 740,000 followers and is where they post photos designed to make people feel uncomfortable.The pair have been dating for eight years now and have shared that they’re still learning to love themselves.“Learning to love the human behind the alien,” they wrote in an Instagram caption.Hannah and Steven question what it means to be human and have said they want to “kill gender norms”.Their goal is to fight against conventions, beauty standards and binary society and want to encourage other oppressed people to express themselves freely.The designers have both experienced oppression, Hannah felt that the school uniform imposed on her had limited her and stopped her from developing her own identity.Steven, for his part, suffered from racism and discrimination as a non-binary person of colour from an early age and they have both felt stifled by religion.“I, Steven Raj, grew up Mormon.

Molly-Mae Hague has been left in fits of laughter after her boyfriend Tommy Fury got stuck on a toboggan ride. The pair have been enjoying a romantic break in Switzerland and the blonde beauty took to social media to share the hilarious moment with her followers.

Queen Elizabeth II since her death was announced on September 8. Having been awarded an OBE, CBE and finally a DBE, two of which were directly from the late Queen, Arlene said that her death has had a “enormous effect” on her, making the day of her state funeral (Monday, September 19) particularly difficult.Posting on her Instagram stories to her 40,000 followers, Arlene shared a picture of her receiving her OBE from the Queen back in 2001.The late monarch, dressed in a blue dress, was pictured slightly bent pinning the medal onto the professional dancer's blazer, while Arlene beamed up at the Queen.With a red heart emoji, Arlene wrote: “Thinking about the Queen all day and the enormous effect it’s had on me.“Tomorrow will be truly a day of tears and loss.”Echoing the attitude of many across the nation ahead of the Queen’s funeral, Arlene’s Instagram story extended to a montage of photos that she posted around a week ago.Sharing two pictures of her receiving honours from the Queen and one from Princess Anne earlier this year, Arlene explained how the Queen has been a “constant” in her life.She wrote the caption: “I keep thinking of our late Queen and how she has been such a constant in our lives, personally remembering back to her coronation when I was 10 years old.“As we are all in this time of mourning, I am reflecting on how she gave me something I could never have dreamed of, by presenting me with both my OBE in 2001 and my CBE in 2013.“Then earlier this year, I had the honour to receive my DBE from Princess Anne at Windsor Castle.

STRICTLY Come Dancing pro Dianne Buswell has stunned fans with a throwback snap showing her unrecognisable with brunette locks. The Aussie, 33, who is famed for her pillar box red hair on the BBC show, flashed a smile as she sported darker tones in a snap taken with fellow Strictly Come Dancing pro Gorka Marquez, 32.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Jamie Laing has told how his "whole building" was full of deadly carbon monoxide - and that his alarm may well have saved his life. The Made In Chelsea alumni, 33, woke at 6am to the ringing of his carbon monoxide detector, a beeping sound that lasted for more than half an hour. Wearing a black hoodie and looking sleepy, Jamie took to his Instagram Stories to ask fans for advice.

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CMU’s Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review key events in music and the music business from the last week, including the ruling that Lizzo can keep the $5 million fee she was paid to play the 2020 LA Virgin Fest that never happened because of COVID, and YouTube’s announcement that it handed more than $6 billion over to the music industry in the twelve months to June this year.

England's only World Cup victory over West Germany in 1966. 32.3million people tuned in to watch Sir Geoff Hurst & co beat the Germans 4-2 at the Old Wembley.Hurst's third of the game, and England's fourth, is perhaps the most famous moment in English footballing history.

Martine McCutcheon has taken to social media to flaunt her trim figure in a flattering lingerie set.The EastEnders and Love Actually actress, 46, shared a snap of herself in her new La Perla lingerie with her 535,000 Instagram followers.Martine could be seen wearing the black lace two piece, which featured a longline corset-style top with panels of black material and a pair of bottoms with a thick black waistband.

Just a fortnight ago, we all breathed a sigh of relief when we saw pictures of the Queen welcoming new prime minister Liz Truss to Balmoral with a huge smile on her face. While there was upheaval in one area of public life, there was continuity and stability in another. So when the news broke two days later, on 8 September, that our beloved monarch’s health was failing, it scarcely seemed possible.Then, at 6.30pm, came the news we’d all been dreading – our Queen was dead.

The Queen’s Piper will help close her state funeral with a rendition of the traditional piece Sleep, Dearie, Sleep. Pipe Major Paul Burns, the monarch’s personal player at the time of her death, will perform as the service comes to an end and the congregation stands, before the coffin leaves Westminster Abbey for Windsor.