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expensive purchase after the veneers he bought made him "look like a horse" and were too big for his mouth. Owen McConnell from Coventry, West Midlands, said he had waited "ages" for the pricey pair of veneers to arrive, eagerly anticipating his new set of pearly white teeth.

K.J. Yossman The U.K.’s industry-led skills body ScreenSkills has teamed with the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) to offer workshops on live performance.The workshops, titled “Live Performance Goes Digital” and led by the team behind the RSC’s stage-to-screen productions, will be open to regional theatres and touring companies as well as independent producers, directors, stage managers and other live performance professionals to share understanding on how to capture live performance.

Reading fans staged an impassioned protest against manager Veljko Paunovic following the club’s draw against Peterborough United.The Royals ended their remarkable seven-match losing streak with a 0-0 draw against fellow Championship strugglers Posh on Wednesday night.Reading have been sliding ever closer to the relegation zone during a dismal run of form, which included an embarrassing FA Cup defeat by non-league Kidderminster Harriers, but remain safe in 21st – two points above Peterborough.The team has won just one of its last 15 matches and are on the verge of sacking Paunovic, who has been in charge since August 2020.The 3-2 home defeat by Coventry City on Saturday saw fans storm the pitch in protest against Paunovic and that sentiment continued at Peterborough in mid-week.Following the full-time whistle, a few hundred away supporters refused to leave their seats and were heard chanting “we want Pauno out”, “we want our Reading back” and “we won’t go until he’s gone”.When they did eventually leave the Weston Homes Stadium, after 20 minutes, many supporters made their way to the carpark where they surrounded the away team’s coach.As Reading began the drive home, the coach was hindered by fans who sang “you’re not fit to wear the shirt”.HAVE YOUR SAY! What do you make of the current state at Reading? Comment below. According to the Daily Mail, Royals fans are about to get their wish, with Paunovic on the brink of being sacked, with the players unhappy with the 44-year-old.

Rammstein‘s forthcoming new album has reportedly been delayed due to a paper shortage.The German band had been expected to release their follow-up to 2019’s ‘Untitled’ later this year. Guitarist Richard Kruspe said back in November that the record should be arriving before the start of Rammstein’s world tour in May.However, an unexpected complication has now reportedly cast doubt on Rammstein’s initial release plans.As Metal Sucks reports, German composer and musical director Sven Helbig – who has contributed orchestral parts to the new album – revealed in a recent interview with Sachsische that a “lack of paper” is the problem currently facing the band.“The band itself doesn’t know at the moment,” Helbig told the publication about when the album might now be released (via RammWiki).

EastEnders couple Adam Woodyatt and Laurie Brett have reunited on stage.The actors, who portrayed Ian and Jane Beale on the BBC One soap respectively, are both currently starring in a touring stage adaptation of Peter James' Detective Superintendent Roy Grace novel, Looking Good Dead.The touring run, which will cease in Coventry next month, stars the 53-year-old I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! alum as middle-aged business executive Tom Bryce, who becomes entangled in the dark web world after innocuously picking up an USB stick and trying to trace its owner.This leads Tom to begin receiving threatening phone calls.Laurie, 52, once again plays Adam's onscreen wife with her character Kellie, who struggles with alcohol and spending control problems.Their onstage marriage follows the pals playing a married couple on-and-off for over ten years on screen.While Adam had been an EastEnders mainstay since its inception in 1985, Laurie joined the cast as Jane Collins in 2004.She later married Adam's character Ian and took on the moniker, Jane Beale.After a rocky relationship which included a number of affairs and break-ups, Laurie's character Jane departed the soap in October 2017 when her family received threats of harm from Max Branning (Jake Wood).Adam has been on an extended break from the BBC One soap since January last year, which fans have speculated may soon come to an end.The actor is rumoured to be returning to Albert Square at some point in the future, with the veteran recently refusing to rule out a return to the series.Asked if Ian will make a return, Adam told Sunday Brunch: "I don't know.

Guillaume Beuzelin has returned to former club Hibs after leaving Hamilton Accies.

car crash.Sunny Braitch, from Coventry, West Midlands, opened up about his horrendous week, which also coincided with him setting up a non-profit charity to feed thousands of people in his home city.Two months after setting up the charity, his French Bulldog Bongo was run over, and tragedy struck his house. He told the Coventry Telegraph: “Bongo was everything.

Delia Derbyshire, will coincide with International Women’s Day 2022.Deliaphonic, which is now in its fourth year, returns to Coventry on March 3-6 for four days of screenings, music performances, Q&As, visual arts exhibitions and more.The festival will fall shortly before International Women’s Day on March 8. Events will take place at Coventry Cathedral and The Tin Music and Arts.Derbyshire, who was from Coventry, was one of electronic music’s early female pioneers.

Terrorist Sudesh Amman's troubled life can be traced back to his school days and his warped view of the world followed him into adulthood.The 20-year-old, born in 1999, was shot dead by officers moments after he stabbed two people in a frenzy in the middle of the street in Streatham, south London, in 2020.Amman, who also was known as Sudesh Faraz, began knifing innocent members of the public less than two weeks after he was released from prison - where he boasted about plans to slay the Queen to fellow lags.The Daily Star takes a look at the attacker's life, who was born in Coventry and the oldest of six brothers of Sri Lankan descent before he was known as the Streatham Terrorist.The brutal violence began years before the terrorist attack in London that shocked millions.Amman allegedly attacked a fellow pupil with a "gun, axe and sword" in April 2016, and in February the following year, he attempted to slash a classmate with broken glass before punching him in the head.In a mental health assessment, Amman also claimed he had seen first-hand the "decapitation of human bodies" while on a trip to Sri Lanka when he was only aged 14 or 15.As a 19-year-old, he was arrested on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act after a Dutch blogger informed police of his posts in a chat group.He pleaded guilty to 13 counts of possessing documents useful to terrorists and disseminating them.He was sent to jail for 40-months, but under the rules at the time, he would be released halfway through the sentence.Amman was sent to Belmarsh Prison - home to notorious killers like Danyal Hussein and Stephen Port the 'Grindr Killer' - but instead of trying to turn his life around, he worked on radicalising other lags inside.An entry on the Mercury

Squid Game has been spotted wandering around a UK city centre.The man was seen donning the infamous red outfit worn by the Netflix show's creepy henchman in Coventry city centre, as well as in Cheylesmore and Finham. Jaz Padam managed to grab a quick snap of the peculiar sighting on the city's Quinton Road, reports CoventryLive.

dogs being dumped from the back of a van has triggered an RSPCA investigation.Heartbreaking CCTV shows the white van pull up into a street in Coventry, with a man then opening the back and shooing the dogs out into the street.He then returns to the van and drives away while the dogs run around in the middle of the road and some appear to try and follow the vehicle as it moves away.The dogs, which included spaniel and Yorkshire terrier types, stank of urine and poo and were covered in sores.Some of the dogs were microchipped but none were registered and so they have not been traced.The RSPCA has now released the footage which was originally recorded at 2.30 pm on December 30 last year, in Yewdale Crescent.RSPCA inspector Vicki Taylor said the dogs were in poor health and suspected to have been used by callous breeders to churn out puppies.Vicki said: "The footage is really shocking. To see the poor dogs in such obvious confusion and distress as the van pulls away is heartbreaking."Thankfully, a member of the public spotted what had happened and contacted the Police who were able to capture the dogs and bring them to our animal hospital where they are now getting the care they need."The dogs are a mix of different breeds, including spaniels and terriers."We suspect they have been used for breeding because of the condition they are in.

Chelsea star Dennis Wise was something of a sinner during his playing days - and now he's incurred the wrath of Pope Francis too. Wise, 55, picked up 123 yellow cards and five red cards in a 21-year playing career with the likes of Wimbledon, Chelsea, Leicester City, Millwall, Southampton and Coventry.Despite his tiny 5ft 6in stature, Wise was the archetypal midfield terrier and earned his spurs with Wimbledon's infamous Crazy Gang in the late 1980s.

A five-year-old boy knifed to death at his home has been named by police - as his heartbroken parents pay tribute to the "most beautiful child in the world".

Tony Mowbray has admitted that he wants to face Manchester City's Pep Guardiola to show that you do not need a 'sexy foreign manager' to be successful.

Liverpool manager Graeme Souness has been called out by one of his ex-stars for "ruining" the club while he was in charge at Anfield.After previously succeeded at Liverpool as a player between 1978 and 1984, Souness returned to Anfield as a manager in 1991, and won an FA Cup in his first season.Souness was much more successful as a player than he was as a manager, and the Scotsman was part of a fantastic Liverpool side that won five league titles across six seasons.And in what appears to be an unprovoked attack, he has been called out by one of his former stars, who has claimed he "ruined Liverpool" as a manager.Souness replaced Kenny Dalglish three months after the legendary no.7 resigned as Liverpool manager in 1991, which came as a shock to many as he had won three league titles and two FA Cups in the previous five seasons.Fellow Scotsman David Speedie ended up being Dalglish's final signing as Liverpool manager, and many assumed that the striker would be a favourite under Souness too, but this was clearly not the case.Despite impressing for Chelsea and Coventry City, Souness sold him that summer to Blackburn Rovers after just 12 league games, even though the striker had scored six goals, including a brace in the Merseyside derby.Although the sale came more than 30 years ago, Speedie took to Twitter on Thursday to vent his frustrations, and has called out Souness for ruining Liverpool during the early 90s.Speedie wrote: "Never give up, even when those around you think you can’t reach their level."I’m often mentioned amongst the worse signings, 6 goals in 14 games, 3 man of the match awards suggest otherwise.

Ian Evatt believes that the departed Harry Brockbank would have had reduced game time at Bolton Wanderers owing to the return to fitness of Gethin Jones and the signing of Marlon Fossey as he wished the defender all the best for the future.

Harry Brockbank has said the chance for a fresh challenge in football potentially in America and a new lifestyle are reasons behind his exit from Bolton Wanderers.

Myles Stephenson has introduced his adorable 'mini me' Shiloh after announcing he was expecting a baby with his partner Keli Hall. The 30 year old Rak-Su member shared a sweet snap to his 590,000 Instagram followers as he held his little one with the singer donning a pinstripe suit while his son wore a matching waistcoat with an adorable navy bow tie. Doting dad Myles captioned the post: “Like father like son.

Three men have been jailed for the ‘savage and senseless crime’ which left a teenager killed after being attacked at a petrol station.

Strictly Come Dancing history last weekend when they lifted the Glitterball.

Ronnie O'Sullivan mocked Boris Johnson after staging a dramatic fightback to beat Neil Robertson in the final of the World Grand Prix.'The Rocket' came from 7-5 down to prevail 10-8 in Coventry, meaning a 38th ranking event title and his first since last year's World Championship.This was despite the 46-year-old trailing 2-0 and then 4-2 early on, and when Robertson produced a break of 128 on his way to going 7-5 up, the Australian looked a clear favourite to take the title.But O'Sullivan responded with breaks of 90 and two of 77 en route to surging into a 9-7 lead, and although Robertson gave himself hope with a break of 78 - the six-time world champion then notched another 77 break to seal the win.Afterwards, the Englishman was keen to