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Are you ready for some football? America is waiting with bated breath: Super Bowl LVI will capture the nation’s attention on Feb. 13, 2022, at 6:30 p.m. (Eastern).

Right in their backyard! Super Bowl LVI‘s matchup between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals will be played at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, meaning that celebrities are even more vocal about who they’re supporting this year.

Right in their backyard! Super Bowl LVI‘s matchup between the Los Angeles Rams and the Cincinnati Bengals will be played at the SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California, meaning that celebrities are even more vocal about who they’re supporting this year.

Forcing together elements of various genres from across punk, metal and electronic music, CLT DRP return with another exhilarating new single, ‘Torx’.A little over a year on from the release of their debut album ‘Without The Eyes’, the band made a brash comeback with new single ‘Ownership’ and a cover of Dolly Parton’s ‘Why’d You Come In Here Looking Like That’ in November last year. Out last week, ‘Torx’ completes their new EP and whets the appetite for more to come.“’Torx’ is a hard-hitting non-stop racket”, says vocalist Annie Dorrett.

Joe Parker had reached his early 30s and was reassessing his life.

The One Show fans were left confused after they'd tuned in to watch Neil Morrisey on Tuesday's episode of the BBC series.Baffled viewers claimed that the Men Behaving Badly actor, 59, sounded "notably posher" as she spoke to hosts Jermaine Jenas, 38, and Lauren Laverne, 43.The TV star, who was raised in Stafford and now lives in Bromley, seemed to have a slightly different tone to his voice - according to avid fans online, that is.Taking to Twitter one person kicked off the debate, asking: "Why is Neil Morrissey so posh?"Another added: "Is it me, or is Neil Morrissey notably posher than he used to be?"One response beneath the initial tweet read: "25 years ago he didn't even have 'supper'."While a second replied: "It's like he's totally forgotten he's from the Midlands."Neil took centre stage on the programme to promote the return of The Good Karma Hospital.The popular drama returns for its fourth season - with Neil playing to loveable barman Greg McConnell.According to Neil his character Greg bumps into a bit of trouble with trying to remain in India for this series.He explained to Jermaine: "[Greg] commits a heroic act - saving a boy from some bullies - and then of course he/I get arrested which is quite good fun."Then they find out there are some inconstancies with my visa, so then it turns out throughout the series I then have troubles trying to be able to actually stay in India."It's a sort of reflection of what's been happening over here, with migrants and coming over, you've got to get your ducks lined up in order to do the correct thing and Greg has been naughty and hasn't."The Good Karma Hospital season 4 airs on ITV on Sunday 23rd January at 8pm.The One Show airs weeknights at 7pm on BBC One.For more of the

Scots theatre star Keith Jack admits he's lucky to still be alive following a horror Christmas Day crash.

To keep our progress, we must elect [Democratic gubernatorial nominee] @TerryMcAuliffe and Democrats up and down the ballot.”Among those endorsed alongside Roem are House Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn (Fairfax Station), Delegates Lashresce Aird (Petersburg), Alex Askew (Virginia Beach), Joshua Cole (Stafford), Kelly Fowler (Virginia Beach), Wendy Gooditis (Boyce), Nancy Guy (Virginia Beach), Elizabeth Guzman (Dale City), Dan Helmer (Fairfax Station), Candi King (Dumfries), Martha Mugler (Hampton), Mike Mullin (Newport News), Shelly Simonds (Newport News), Schuyler VanValkenburg (Henrico), and Rodney Willett (Henrico), as well as several Democrats challenging incumbent Republican delegates.Roem was first elected in 2017, defeating former Del.

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all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterLove Island star Brad McClelland has shared an incredible throwback pic of himself looking very different with bleached blond hair and wearing hipster-style glasses.The 26-year-old looked a world away from his tall, dark and handsome appearance on the show.After returning home from the villa, the star took to his Instagram Story to share the remarkable snap of himself beaming with his Justin Bieber-style hard and huge glasses.Captioning the hilarious pic, Brad added a poll that asked: "Do you think he would’ve done damage in Casa?”Brad left the villa a few weeks ago after nobly sacrificing his place in the show for Lucinda Stafford in a brutal twist

A bomb disposal squad was called after a 'suspicious package' was found outside a Staffordshire supermarket.

all the latest gossip from the villa straight to your inbox with our Love Island newsletterLove Island fans bid a fond farewell to Brad McClelland on Wednesday evening, as he was dumped from the show - leaving his match Lucinda Stafford in the competition.The sweethearts, who chose one another at the latest recoupling, received the lowest number of votes from viewers on Tuesday night.Their disappointing ranking meant one member of the couple was forced to go home, leaving Brad and Lucinda to fight it out to retain their place on the show.

HOMES Under the Hammer's Martin Roberts was left shaken by a 'highly illegal' find in the middle of a house tour. During an episode of the BBC show, the property expert got the shock of his life after discovering an unusual feature that didn’t meet building regulations.

pub landlord has barred 150 people for breaking Covid rules – and his pub only holds 130 people.Terry Cope, landlord of the Bird in Hand, in Stafford, reopened the pub’s doors to the public last month, but he’s operating a strict one-strike rule on coronavirus regulations.Terry, 60, who has been a publican for forty years, told Stoke on Trent Live: “I have my whistle and then my red and yellow cards. They get a warning and if they misbehave again they get a red card.“People think it’s a joke but it’s a serious thing.

READ MORE Siya Kakkar dead: TikTok star dies suddenly aged 16Owner Ryan, 32 is a probation officer and lives in Stafford. He set up the Tik Tok account during the lockdown to pass the time. He told WalesOnline: "The reason I played Casper as wet behind the ears, and Daisy the clever streetwise one is because that is the complete opposite in real life.

found at a Wetherspoon pub could date back to an old monastery which once stood on the same land, it is . Builders were called to the Picture House in Stafford for major repairs after the pub took a heavy battering from Storm Christoph last month which left it flooded.A startling discovery however forced the workmen to down tools on Tuesday when they unearthed bones which are now being tested to see whether they are human or not.

Wetherspoonspub in the middle of a Brit town, with police now investigating.

An alleged 'Peeping Tom' fell 10 feet through the ceiling of a gym changing room before landing on top of a woman.

A heartbroken woman who was forced to give up her foster dog was reunited with him after finding the pooch on Facebook.

A retired paramedic who missed out on a face-to-face GP appointment during lockdown after spotting changes in his breathing is dying of terminal lung cancer.

direct to your inboxAn elderly couple were conned out of thousands of pounds at Christmas by evil fraudsters who claimed to be Greater Manchester Police officers.Police chiefs have issued a festive fraud warning as a result.Detectives are investigating after the couple handed over bundles of £50 notes.The victims - who haven't been identified - visited their banks and building societies to withdraw cash.Police haven't revealed the exact sum involved, but said it was 'thousands of pounds'.The couple, who live in Stafford in the West Midlands, answered a telephone call to their homes last Friday - the start of the con.They spoke to a person who claimed they worked for Greater Manchester Police as an officer.The fraudster, police said, then