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A British dad has died from poisoning whilst on a family holiday to Disney World in Florida. Philip Weybourne, 40, was found to have fatal levels of fentanyl in his blood, an inquest heard.

A man has been rushed to hospital after police were called to a street in East Lothian on Saturday afternoon.

A police search has been launched for a missing Polish man who they believe may be sleeping rough in Edinburgh.

A Renfrewshire mum-of-three went up against competitors from across Scotland, England and Wales in a bid to be crowned Ms Great Britain.

Jayde Adams, 37, and her pro dance partner Karen Hauer, 40, were eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing last weekend, as the competition heated up. However award-winning comedian Jayde says her journey isn't over yet, as she clarified in a new interview that her journey of self-exploration is just beginning."I’m absolutely having the best time of my life working out who I am and having cheeky snogs with girls, boys, non-binary people, people who are trans," she revealed candidly to lesbian culture magazine Diva.Jayde has been praised for her representation of the LGBTQ+ community - and also for size representation, as a curvier woman.She also defiantly gave Diva her point of view on body positivity, insisting: "If Brian from Kent doesn’t like my thighs, I’m fine about that because I’ve got an Amazon Prime special and my thighs got me here!"Jayde has been married for the past 15 years to her husband Clayton Wright.He is an event director and creative producer who specifically specialises in LGBTQ+ events, so the pair's interests are well matched.Clayton, who lives with Jayde in Bristol, is also the proud founder of the Body Movements festival.The pair met in one of the most unusual locations possible - an inflatable church - and they quickly found love.They are now in the middle of renovating a Victorian terrace house, which they hope will become their long-term home.When Jayde celebrated the pair's 14th wedding anniversary, she was gushing in her praise for him.Addressing the post to "my husband", she wrote: "From being vicars, to funerals for sisters, from introducing me to all the best people I’ve met to feeding me this ragu.

It’s a measure of where Rangers are right now that just avoiding a proper hammering is seen as a positive. And there was probably an element of relief at escaping Naples with a 3-0 defeat given the fears pre-match and the scoreboard after quarter of an hour.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Dollhouse Pictures, production company founded by Krew Boylan, Rose Byrne, Jessica Carrera, Shannon Murphy and Gracie Otto, is to produce “Devotion,” a book-to-film adaptation of Hannah Kent’s bestselling novel of the same title. The production is in partnership with production and finance firm Storyd.

The Chestergate in Stockport is rapidly becoming a worldwide online sensation, after word got out about its riotous mid-week karaoke sessions. Video from the Tuesday night sesh started heavily circulating yesterday, and has now reached its way around the globe.

Mia Khalifa took in the Kent coast recently - and is "heartbroken" to be leaving. The PornHub phenomenon, who shot to fame after starring in an x-rated video where she wore a hijab, has been in the UK quite regularly of late.The 29-year-old is known for her love for London, but it was the people of the Kent town of Whitstable that were graced with her presence over the past fortnight.READ MORE: Pornhub legend Mia Khalifa stuns locals as she pops to British seaside town for hol"Been in Whitstable the past two weeks and I'm heartbroken to leave," she said on her Instagram yesterday, October 11, tagging Whitstable Seafront as her location.

A killer who is serving life sentences for murdering two women and abusing bodies in a morgue has been charged with further sexual offences. David Fuller, 68, was handed two life sentences on 15 December 2021 after pleading guilty to the 1987 killings of Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce.

weather warning in place until midday.The Met Office warning started at 3pm on Friday and covered most of Kent and Sussex – the counties that endured the wettest of the weather, as spray from the rain and flooding made driving perilous.Flooding remains a threat with up to three inches of rain having been forecast to fall during the period of the warning. READ MORE: National Lottery announces one mystery person has won £171 millionThat means train and bus services could be affected, along with homes and businesses.With 2022 having been the driest year since 1976, including a summer that has been the joint hottest since records began, it would now take 400mm of rainfall in the south of England to reach the average amount for a year.And that would only be possible is this autumn is the wettest on record.This weekend, meanwhile, is going to be a chilly one for many parts of the UK with temperatures in northern Scotland forecast to drop below 0C, with snowfall on higher ground possible.

Prince George's playful moment during Queen Elizabeth II's processional was caught by an amateur photographer, who said he didn't notice it until later that afternoon!Prince William and Kate Middleton's 9-year-old son's silly moment lasted a nanosecond following Her Majesty's funeral on Monday at Westminster Abbey, but it was just enough time for amateur photographer Matt White to capture it. The young royal sat in the car — bound for Windsor Castle — with the Princess of Wales and his sister, Princess Charlotte, in tow.According to the, White, a sales consultant from Kent, England, camped out two nights to secure himself a front-row seat at the queen's funeral parade.

Prince William and Princess Kate‘s eldest two children will attend Queen Elizabeth II‘s funeral and walk in the procession. Prince George and Princess Charlotte will be in front of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

Grand Designs viewers have pointed out that the latest episode of the popular show had all the qualities of a disaster.

First Dates Hotel viewers were left feeling hot under the collar after a pair of sexy twins turned up at the Italian luxury hotel looking for love.23-year-old twins Bethanny and Shannon were the latest singletons welcomed onto the Channel 4 show and fans were immediately left swooning by the gorgeous pair.“If one bloke gets a date with these twins he’s a lucky bloke!!!” said one enchanted viewer.READ NEXT: First Dates' Fred Sirieux brands Gordon Ramsay a 'dinner lady on speed' after TV blunder“How gorgeous are the twins? And none of that artificial sh*t that's all over #TV nowadays. #firstdateshotel,” said another, referencing their natural beauty.“oh wow these twins are rather saucy aren’t they.

Solidarity. Randall Emmett’s exes Lala Kent and Ambyr Childers may have had tension in the past, but they’re now on good terms.

Good Morning Britain viewers over an 'insensitive' interview focussing on the tragic death of Brit tourist Jack Fenton. Jack, 22, from Kent, was killed by a helicopter rotor in Greece. Richard was interviewing a close friend of Jack's on the show today (August 10) when he cut in and told them the programme was short of time.

Dramatic pictures show low water levels at Woodhead Reservoir following a summer of hot and dry weather.

heatwave is to hit within days with temperatures of 35C are predicted — and fire chiefs are now urging Brits to cancel their BBQ plans.While temperatures over the coming week is not expected to surpass the highs of July's weather where Lincolnshire set a national record of 40C, we will s be a "prolonged period" of warmth, according to the Met Office.The upcoming heat, coupled with the dry temperatures, has meant that the public have been urged not to host barbecues in some regions due to fears of fires taking place.READ MORE:Hosepipe ban slapped on parts of UK after drought prompted by record-breaking heatwaveOn Saturday, 15 homes were forced to evacuated due to a garden fire that spread out of control in Essex.According to Essex County Fire and Rescue Service, 40 people were forced to flee their properties while more than a dozen homes were damaged by the fire.Area manager Neil Fenwick said: “While summer weather usually provides the perfect opportunity to host a barbecue or gather around a chiminea in the evening, we’re strongly discouraging people from having any kinds of fires at the moment.“The ground across Essex is extremely dry allowing fires to spread easily and quickly.”Setting off fireworks or sky lanterns have also been warned against due to the possibilities of "large-scale" infernos.Despite the dry conditions, a hosepipe ban has been placed on regions in the UK due to worry from water companies amid the scorching temperatures set to hit next week.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The likes of Kent and Sussex were the some of the first regions to be hit with the ban as George Eustice, the Environment Secretary, applauded the decisions of water

heatwave will hit the UK next week due to an African plume bringing temperatures of 34C.The mid-30Cs weather will unfortunately coincide with a hose ban that will first hit the South East regions of Kent and Sussex in order to restrict water use in August.South East Water said the high temperatures recorded in July, resulted in them being forced to produce additional 120 litres of extra water.READ MORE:When is the next heatwave? Forecasters warn of England's driest weather for decadesThe water supply company said the extra water they were forced to produce was the equivalent of producing water for four towns the size of Maidstone or Eastbourne.Kent and Sussex are among the first regions in the country forced to abide by the new rule due to the areas being the driest they've ever been since 1836 and 1911, respectively.Interactive weather model WX Charts showed that the South East will reach highs of 34C by midday, on the same day the hose ban comes into play on August 12.British Weather Services’ senior meteorologist Jim Dale said: "A spike from the south out of Africa and up from Spain and France again makes 34C entirely possible.”David Hinton, CEO of South East Water, urged the public to resist the temptation of using water to filling up pools and abide by the new rules as rainfall has been scarce in the region and will continue to be for August.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.“During July in the South East, we have only seen 8% of average rainfall for the month.“As the long-term forecast for August and September is for similar weather we are taking this step to introduce temporary restrictions on the use of hosepipes and sprinklers to make sure we have

READ MORE: Huge law change coming into effect today sparks urgent warning to Brit motoristsWater companies called the hosepipe ban to be imposed on people across Kent and Sussex.Because of this, drivers are warned to do regular activities which may lead to fines, including cleaning the car.People won't be allowed to use a hosepipe to clean their vehicles as they risk fines of up to £1,000.To keep their cars looking at their best, drivers can do a number of things to prevent them from being fined.Firstly, motorists could use a bucket of grey water and a sponge to clean their car.A hosepipe uses between 400 and 480 litres of water when washing a car from start to finish.Drivers can instead use grey water, which is water from bathroom and kitchen sinks.This only uses around 32 litres of water, making it more eco-friendly and it'll stop drivers from being fined.However, Brits are warned to regularly check the sponge for harmful objects which could scratch the car.After cleaning a vehicle, motorists should try and park the car out of direct sunlight, ideally in a garage.This will stop the water and soap from drying too quickly, which leaves watermarks. Ollie Green, car maintenance expert at Collect Service Go, urged drivers to look at alternative ways of cleaning their vehicle.