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tight bun or high ponytail with a smoky eye make up look. In the past, she has said: "My loves, if you’ve got it, flaunt it! (And I’ve got it in truck loads!)" The original cleaning queen has always liked to 'flaunt it' as is evident from her modelling past in Liverpool. The How Clean Is Your House star was born in Portsmouth but later moved to Merseyside and is believed to have lived on Bagot Street in Wavertree.

Musician Nick Cave confirmed the death of his son, Jethro Lazenby, in a statement released on Monday morning. He was in his early 30s. "With much sadness, I can confirm that my son, Jethro, has passed away," the musician said in a statement obtained by Fox News Digital.

Daily Star Sport takes a look at ten failed plans and the reasons why, ranging from some absolutely ludicrous ideas that were never going to work to supermarket chains fighting back.Stanley Park (Liverpool)Liverpool’s former owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett once attempted to build a new stadium and replace Anfield. A meeting with the architects behind the plans and Liverpool City Council were enough to put the pair off of the idea, with the money being invested into Anfield instead.Portsmouth Dockland Stadium (Portsmouth)Portsmouth planned to spend £600million on a replacement stadium for Fratton Park.

The Conservative Party faced some tough early losses as counts got underway in England overnight. Boris Johnson is facing a backlash from local party leaders after losing three key London authorities.

Dion Charles says Bolton Wanderers have their sights set high for next season in League One as they know what they have to do to get there and vowed the Whites will be one of the big teams expected to do well.

Arsenal training after Arsene Wenger banned offsides. Gunners icon Adams, 55, was Wenger's captain when they won the double in 1998 and 2002. A mainstay in the Frenchman's defence after his appointment in September 1996, Adams and Wenger formed a successful captain and manager partnership - but they didn't always see eye to eye.

St Mirren face a battle to hold on to midfield talent Ethan Erhahon after Portsmouth and Oxford emerged as potential suitors.

Ronnie O’Sullivan is the undoubted king of the baize. To many, he is the greatest snooker player who was ever lived. He’s also arguably the most charismatic and, at times, the most controversial too.

Ronnie O’Sullivan and Judd Trump are currently facing off in the final of the World Snooker Championship.It’s a dream finale for many fans, with six-time champion O’Sullivan facing off against 2019 winner Trump. After the first day of the action, The Rocket leads 12-5 in the first-to-18-frames showpiece.

National Lottery, available on its website, shows that 12 EuroMillions £1 million prizes are still unclaimed, some of which date back to November 2021.And there are also two Set For Life winners, who stand to win £10,000 every month for one year.The locations of the £1 million prizes show that tickets were bought in Portsmouth, Breckland District, North Tyneside, Dudley, Doncaster, Hinkley and Bosworth, Rochdale, Gwent, Ealing, New Forest and Trafford.And the Set For Life winners bought tickets in West Oxfordshire and Northamptonshire.There is also one EuroMillions winner of a tidy sum of £134,762.50 who bought their ticket in the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea.The big prizes listed have either not been claimed, or have not yet been validated and paid – and you only have 180 days from the draw date to claim them.During that time, any interest earned on the money held by the National Lottery will go to benefit National Lottery Projects across the UK.Earlier this month, one £1 million winner, Sandy Doyle, took her winnings on a wild trip to Las Vegas after quitting her job to retire.Having won it on a National Lottery scratch card, she said: “I didn’t retire to swan about living the millionaire life.“I help care for my father, and that was always a juggle with work, now thanks to this amazing win I will have more time to cherish precious moments with him.""When I revealed the £1MIL sign on the first Match A Million, I didn’t believe it so I put it to one side, and played the other. I saw I had won £10 on that scratchcard, which I did believe!"I then looked back at the other one, rubbed my eyes and signed the back just in case.

Bolton Wanderers boss Ian Evatt has made three changes from the side which drew to Portsmouth for today's game against Sheffield Wednesday.

Royal faux pas. Prince Andrew turned heads when he took over ex-wife Sarah Ferguson’s Instagram to share memories of his time in the service — and used his royal titles despite being banned from doing so.

Premier League goalscoring hero Benjani has bagged his first managerial job - in Zimbabwe. Benjani, who won 42 caps for Zimbabwe during his playing days, has returned to his homeland to take on the top job at Castle Lager Premier League side, Ngezi Platinum.

Ukraine to fight has shared the terrifying moment he was held at gunpoint by special forces – and helped arrest a Russian spy.Ethan Dennis, 21, signed up to the Navy six days after Russian forces began their assault on Ukraine. He claims he went to the Ukrainian embassy, but unhappy with the restrictions, decided to go on his own and flew to Rzeszów in southern Poland.From there he ventured across the border into Ukraine with a group of ex-military Brits he met at the airport.Ethan, from Portsmouth, spent ten days fighting in the country before heading back to the UK.

The international break has arrived and a reduced fixture list in League One is set to take place over the next fortnight.

Chelsea, saying that before he was about to sign for Liverpool, the club's owner Roman Abramovich turned up trying to get him to stay.The former England defender, 37, was at Stamford Bridge from 2003 to 2007 having joined from Portsmouth - before he made the move to Anfield. But before he signed on the dotted line, he had Abramovich - who is currently sanctioned for his ties with war aggressor Vladimir Putin - and his entourage at his home, attempting to persuade him to remain with the club.

Jeremy Kyle was a regular face on the ITV daytime schedule just a few years ago.

Portsmouth have enjoyed great success over the course of the club’s history. The club were a powerhouse of the First Division in the immediate aftermath of the second World War, winning back to back titles from 1949 to 1950.  In more modern terms, Harry Redknapp led the club to an unexpected FA Cup win in 2008, beating Cardiff City in the new Wembley.

Britain's largest naval warship is currently on its way to Scotland.

Joe McElderry has confessed he went on The X Factor three years before winning the programme, but quit after feeling "overwhelmed".The now-30 year old explained that he was about 15 at the time that he had first auditioned for the show and made it to the bootcamp stage before deciding he wasn't "good enough" or "confident enough" to continue. Appearing on Steph's Packed Lunch on Monday 28 February to talk about his time on the ITV show 13 years after beating Stacey Solomon, 32, and Olly Murs, 37, he explained: "So I would've been about 15.

Stereophonics and Anne-Marie are set to headline Big Feastival, a music and food festival hosted by Blur’s Alex James on his Cotswolds farm.The Human League will join them at the top of the bill while special guests Sugababes will also perform at the festival, which is set to take place August 26-28.Stereophonics will play the Sunday night and Anne-Marie will close Saturday, while The Human League are set to headline the Friday night.Also appearing across the weekend are Alfie Templeman, The Futureheads, The Sherlocks, The Lottery Winners and Lola Young. Jake Bugg, Gabrielle, Sam Ryder and a Basement Jaxx DJ set have also been confirmed, with more musical acts still to be announced.Big Feastival also has a full line-up of guest chefs and family entertainment to be revealed in the coming weeks.A post shared by The Big Feastival (@thebigfeastival)“We’ve been busy building on last summer’s sold out festival and our strongest line up yet will bookend what promises to be an unforgettable summer of celebration.