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READ MORE: Lufthansa airline pilots set to strike this Friday with UK flights cancelled Parkdean Resorts has holiday parks across the country, including in East Anglia, Lincolnshire, Essex, Yorkshire, Kent, Sussex and the Isle of Wight. One of the £99 deals on offer is for the Rye holiday park in Sussex, where a two bedroom caravan can be rented for four nights and includes space for sleeping in the living room as well.In October those looking to get away can head to Thorness Bay in the Isle of Wight, where a similar caravan will set you back as little as £79 a night.The area is known for its hillside view of the sea and woodland close to the campsite.Travellers can head directly to the site to browse the deals and locations available and grab the deals while they can.Click here to find out more.

shark for an hour just off the south coast of England.Angler Ray Breton was fishing by himself when he came across the huge apex predator after it took his mackerel bait just off the Isle of Wight.In the video, the 53-year-old is seen desperately reeling in the shark and at one point, his fishing rod snaps in two.READ MORE: Sharks can see you swimming at the beach even if you can't see them, expert warnsHe gabs onto the fishing wire while pulling the sea monster closer to his boat."Look at that guys," he says as he adjusts the camera angle.The huge porbeagle shark breaches the water and thrashes around the port as Ray attempts to lift the shark up.According to Ray, the catch was so big that it took him an hour to grab the shark alongside his 16ft long fishing boat.It is believed that the porbeagle shark weighed over 300lbs.Meanwhile on Sunday (August 28), a decapitated shark washed up on North Shore in Blackpool, sending locals wild as they tried to identify the beast that beheaded the apex predator.Pictures of the shark head were widely shared on social media as one theorised: "It's a dog fish, not a shark."Another suggested that it could be a "pike".Last Wednesday, a popular beach in Kent was closed after the fin of a "large shark" was spotted lurking in the shallows.The basking shark is the largest shark in the ocean and can be found in UK waters.To get more stories from Daily Star delivered straight to your inbox sign up to one of our free newsletters here .Known as a gentle giant, they are considered harmless to humans however local authorities have said given the size of the beast they didn't want to take any chances.According to the experts at British Sea Fishing, the most common breeds are blue sharks, porbeagle

Wet Leg have become the latest act to be interviewed by Nardwuar – check out the video below.The Isle Of Wight duo – comprising Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers – took time out to speak to the legendary Canadian music journalist (aka the Human Serviette) during their current North American tour.As is customary on the channel, Nardwuar – who’s known for his unorthodox and enthusiastic interviewing techniques – gifted Wet Leg with various gifts throughout the chat, including an original Velvet Underground postcard from 1968.He also asked Teasdale about the time she spent working at the Robin Hill theme park on the Isle Of Wight.Speaking about the “big bird costumes” she had to wear for the job, the singer explained: “You have to put the legs on and then you get inside. You have to wipe down the inside first, ’cause it gets quite warm and sweaty in there.”Teasdale added: “It was so disgusting – so disgusting!”Later, Chambers recalled how touring Wet Leg member Josh Omead Mobaraki “accidentally” came up with a part for the group’s hit single ‘Chaise Lounge’ by tinkering on his pocket piano.Henry Holmes, who plays drums for the duo, remembered being “fucking mind blown” by Wet Leg before he joined their live line-up.

Tess Daly is counting down the weeks until the return of Strictly Come Dancing.MORE: Tess Daly sends flirty message to husband Vernon KayWith all the celebrities now confirmed, the wait is on until the launch show, which will take place at the start of September. WATCH: Tess Daly beams as she models her latest beachwearIn the meantime, however, Tess is making the most of the summer break.READ: Strictly's Tess Daly surprises with baby photo as she makes family announcementMORE: Tess Daly stuns fans with sultry golden hour selfieEarlier this week, the mum-of-two took to Instagram to share a few snapshots from her family break in the Isle of Wight.

Strictly Come Dancing host Tess Daly looked radiant on a family getaway to the Isle of Wight as she flaunts her gorgeous figure in a pair of skimpy denim shorts The TV star, 53, looked ageless as she posed infront of a gorgeous backdrop with her youngest daughter Amber, 13.The presenter said she was, "Isle of Wight wandering with my girls" as she shared the snaps on Instagram. READ MORE: A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton branded 'yummy mummy' as she dons white bikini The pics include a stunning view of Sandown Bay, taken from the Luccombe area of the Island.Prepped for their adventurous day of walking, the mother-daughter duo twinned in denim shorts.Tess completed her chic look with a cropped lemon-yellow blouse and a pair of sparkly converse trainers.She wore her blonde locks to the side in a boho-inspired plait.Her daughter, Amber, meanwhile opted for a pair of white shorts and a lilac tank top.Her fans rushed to weigh in on the post, with one commenting: "Beautiful photo, looks amazing," whilst a second penned: "Always sunny in the Isle of Wight".Her sweet photos come after the presenter jetted off to Ibiza for a well-deserved break with her husband Vernon Kay.The blonde beauty treated her fans to a sneak peek inside their lavish trip, showing off her incredible figure in a skimpy swimsuit.Tess slipped into a flattering red swimsuit complete with ruching and an elegant halter neck design.Rocking a piece from her very own luxury beachwear collection, Naia Beach, the mum-of-two appeared to be in high spirits as she hugged a giant golden swimming ring.Tess accessorised her look with a pair of retro sunglasses and a dainty bracelet.

Princess Anne, she of horsey country fairs in rural Gloucestershire and House of Bruar tweeds, who is far more comfortable watching dressage than a Dior couture show is an accidental style icon. For years, she was a fashion punchline, but she’s stuck to her guns in a steadfast show of consistency and it’s paid off. Princess Anne’s particular USP is not giving one jot.

Incredible images of the last Supermoon of 2022 have been captured overnight. The rare lunar phenomenon occurs when there is a full moon while it is also at its closest point to the Earth in its orbit.

READ MORE:Met Police shoot armed man in London before Air Ambulance flies him to hospitalThe news comes as Britain suffered from record heat, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees in some places at the end of July.Due to the sizzling temperatures, a hosepipe ban came into force yesterday (Friday) in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight - the first to be imposed in the region since 2012.South East Water is implementing a ban for its customers in Kent and Sussex from August 12, while Pembrokeshire in Wales will also be hit by a hosepipe ban from August 19.Parts of England have seen the driest July on record following the driest eight-month period from November 2021 for the country since 1976. The Met Office also says there is "very little meaningful rain" on the horizon for parched areas.Householders who have not yet been hit by restrictions are being urged to avoid using hosepipes for watering the garden or cleaning the car.Southern Water, which covers Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, stressed there was no risk to the overall water supply, but the ban was needed to protect the environment.The company encouraged people to "gently remind" neighbours of the rules.

“WHEN a band has to prove themselves it’s really exciting and I like being in that position,” says Kasabian leadman Serge Pizzorno. “I’ve always liked being the underdog — I’ve written a lot of songs about it — and this was where Kasabian found themselves. "We knew what was riding on it and we deserved our shot.

sweltering heat, with temperatures reaching an unbelievable 40C in some regions last month, and potentially hitting them again in the coming days.In the south of England, the sun still hasn’t subsided, and while it isn’t as hot as those record-breaking temperatures, the lack of sun is takings its toll.

record-breaking heatwave hitting the UK.For those living in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, hosepipe bans are set to come into force after the UK received its hottest and driest days on record.Southern Water has said the uncanny weather threatens the sustainability and survival of wildlife habitats of the River Test and River Itchen. READ MORE: Nan has 600-pound willy statue on top of her grave because it was 'her dying wish' A Temporary Use Ban (TUB) is being introduced for Southern Water customers of Hampshire and the Isle of Wight on August 5, the first time since 2012 the restriction has been enforced.Despite the hosepipe ban, Southern Water is insisting there is no direct risk to the water supply of its customers.Extremely hot weather and a reduced rainfall, as well as an increased demand has left water levels significantly lower than previous years.A blisteringly hot few days for the UK saw temperatures reach as high as 40C, with rare heat warnings given out by the MET Office, which warned of extreme heat.Dr Alison Hoyle, Director of Risk & Compliance at Southern Water, said that the hosepipe ban was not a decision taken lightly by the company, ITV reported.Dr Hoyle said: "We haven’t taken this decision lightly and we know the Temporary Use Ban will have an impact on our customers."We’re working with the Environment Agency to ensure that we act responsibly to protect our environment. We’re asking everyone in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight to do their bit by supporting these measures and only use the water that they need."We’re experiencing one of the driest years on record for over a century and we’ve seen record temperatures.

Lewis Capaldi has said he is yet to finish work on his second album because he is “horribly lazy”.The Scottish singer-songwriter made his live return this summer, headlining festivals such as Parklife, TRNSMT and Isle Of Wight Festival. However, Capaldi hasn’t yet debuted any new material at the shows.Speaking to the crowd early into his bill-topping set at Latitude 2022 last night (July 22), the star explained (via BBC News): “I just want to say now, I have no new music to play you.“I rescheduled a lot of shows last year because I was like, ‘Guys, I need to finish my new album’.

Wet Leg have covered the song ‘Smoko’ by Australian punks The Chats – watch it below.The Isle of Wight duo are Down Under at present to perform at three-day music festival Splendour In The Grass, which kicks off today (July 22). Their synth-y, deadpan cover of ‘Smoko’, the breakout 2017 hit by Sunshine Coast trio The Chats, was released by Australian youth broadcaster triple j today.Wet Leg’s Rhian Teasdale donned a pair of speed dealer sunglasses for the cover in an apparent tribute to The Chats frontman Eamon Sandwith and his fondness for the eyewear. Watch it below:In an accompanying interview, Wet Leg’s Hester Chambers revealed that Teasdale had been the one to introduce her to ‘Smoko’.

Wet Leg have shared a new Soulwax remix of their track ‘Too Late Now’ – check out the electro banger below.The track appears on the Isle of Wight duo’s self-titled debut album, which came out earlier this year via Domino and appears on NME‘s new list of the best albums of 2022 so far.“Good news dudes. You can now have a proper dance to a Wet Leg song thanks to Soulwax,” the band – comprising Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers – wrote on Twitter to reveal the remix.Listen to Soulwax’s take on ‘Too Late Now’ below.Last month Wet Leg made their Glastonbury Festival debut, which NME said cemented their “hero status” at Worthy Farm.Our five-star review said: “Wet Leg’s appeal to their tribe is summed up by how they deliver all of this wacky charisma totally deadpan, including runaway hit ‘Chaise Longue’, which seemingly doesn’t need an introduction.

READ MORE: Camila Cabello almost became poster girl to Peter Crouch's 'Laout' beer cocktail "It's the marriage you didn't know you needed - half lager and half stout. The Laout is born.

ITV The Chase star Bradley Walsh has been left surprised by a contestant's confession about Shaun Wallace - aka the Dark Destroyer. Bradley introduced Lucy, who was among the four contestants in the studio hoping to land a life changing sum of cash. Lucy, 40, from the Isle of Wight, racked up £4k in the cash builder.

Many artists who took to the stage at last weekend’s Glastonbury Festival have seen a huge uplift on the UK’s Official Albums Chart this week and a boost to their catalogue’s sales and streams, according to new data.

The Proclaimers have announced the release of a brand new album entitled ‘Dentures Out’ – listen to lead single ‘The World That Was’ below.Billed as “a record of the times”, the follow-up to Craig and Charlie Reid’s acclaimed 2018 ‘Angry Cyclist’ LP is produced by Dave Eringa and was recorded at Rockfield Studios in Wales in spring 2022.According to a press release, it’s The Proclaimers’ “most political album” since their breakthrough second album ‘Sunshine On Leith’, tackling topics such as the weaponising of nostalgia for electoral capital, press barons, the bubble of modern life, and more.Due out September 16 via Cooking Vinyl, the album sees Manic Street Preachers frontman James Dean Bradfield lend his guitar talents to a couple of songs, playing on the title track and the “James Bond theme that never was”, ‘Things As They Are’.News of the album comes alongside the release of a rocking sing-a-long, ‘The World That Was’, which examines the frustration of those who felt like nostalgia was pressed into service during the pandemic with allusions to wartime warmth.Listen to ‘The World That Was’ below:You can pre-order ‘Dentures Out’ in a number of formats here.1. ‘Dentures Out’2. ‘The World That Was’3. ‘Feast Your Eyes’4. ‘Praise’5. ‘News To Nietzsche’6. ‘Things As They Are’7. ‘Signs Of Love’8. ‘Drop Dead Destiny’9. ‘The Recent Past’10. ‘Sundays By John Calvin’11. ‘Draw Another Line’12. ‘Play The Man’13. ‘What The Audience Knew’The Proclaimers recently kicked off their 14-month world tour with a main stage appearance at the Isle of Wight Festival.

Muse are known for working tributes to other bands into their live sets, and this weekend it was Slipknot‘s turn, with Matt Bellamy and co. covering their 2004 track ‘Duality’.The Teignmouth band headlined the final day of Isle of Wight Festival on Sunday (June 19), which also featured performances from The Kooks, Rudimental, The Charlatans, Tom Grennan, Wet Leg, The Coral and more.During their 21-track set, Muse covered a number of snippets of different songs that served as outros throughout the show, including AC/DC‘s ‘Back in Black’, Rage Against The Machine‘s ‘Know Your Enemy’, Jimi Hendrix‘s ‘Foxey Lady’ and Guns N’ Roses‘ ‘Sweet Child O’ Mine’.Another track they integrated into their set was Slipknot’s ‘Duality’, taken from the metal titans’ third studio album, ‘Vol.

Wet Leg have revealed that they have already completed work on their second studio album.The duo – comprising Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers – released their UK Number One self-titled debut record back in April, and have since taken this year’s festival circuit by storm.During an interview at last weekend’s Isle Of Wight Festival, the band were asked if they’d thought about their next full-length studio effort.“It’s in the bag,” Chambers told Absolute Radio. “Bish bash bosh.” Teasdale added: “[We’ve] completed it.

West Lothian superstar Lewis Capaldi stunned customers by serving at a popular eatery in Glasgow's east end at the weekend.