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Strictly Come Dancing 's Hamza Yassin has been a firm favourite on the show, so much so that he's danced his way to the top of the leaderboard, where he has remained ever since.

Hamza Yassin embarked on plenty of adventures before signing up to Strictly Come Dancing.

TikTok viewers to tears after he made a homeless man look 'brand new' with a free haircut.Mo, who has been a barber for 16 years, shared the incredible transformation on his account @mosbarbersderby and racked up a whopping 4.2million likes in just six days.In the clip, rough-sleeper Mark was seen sitting in a chair on a busy street in Leicester with long unkempt hair and a beard. He requested to have a short back and sides and his beard trimmed.READ MORE: Homeless man completely transformed by free haircut from kind-hearted barberThroughout the video, Mark expressed his gratitude for Mo, saying: "It's really good of you to be willing to do this.

Janelle and Monzir were pretty confident going into the competition. 

Tame Impala will return to London on Thursday (August 25) to headline All Points East 2022 – check out the full stage and performance times below.Kevin Parker and co.

Strictly Come Dancing is set to dazzle screens once more for the 20th series of the long running TV favourite. The celebrity dance competition has been announcing this year's contestants and that includes Hamza Yassin.

Strictly Come Dancing has announced Countryfile's Hamza Yassin as the 13th celebrity for the 2022 line-up.The news of Hamza joining the BBC dancing show was announced on BBC Radio Scotland's The Afternoon Show.Hamza, who is one of the presenters on BBC show Animal Park as well as a guest presenter on Countryfile, is a wildlife cameraman.READ MORE: Strictly announce X Factor star Fleur East as 12th celebrity to join the 2022 line-upSpeaking of joining the line-up, the Sudanese star said: "I am absolutely over the moon to be joining Strictly 2022."Never in a million years did I think I’d be on such a cool show.

Three communications execs — Marlea Willis of Marlea Willis Communications, Michael Krause of Foundry Communications and Jolyn Matsumuro of The Brookes Company — are starting a new entertainment PR agency, Luminary Communications.

Sudan Archives hasn't been killing 2022 for no reason. The string of singles released by the Los Angeles-based musician – "Homemaker," "Selfish Soul," and "NBPQ (Topless)" – have all caught our ears in different ways and built our anticipation for her upcoming sophomore project.

Leo Barraclough International Features EditorYemeni film “The Burdened,” directed by Amr Gamal, won the Works in Progress Post-Production Development Award in Eastern Promises, the industry section of the Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival on Tuesday.The story, written by Gamal and Mazen Refaat, centers on Ahmed, Isra’a and their three children in Aden, Yemen in 2019.

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Leo Barraclough International Features EditorKarlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival’s industry section, Eastern Promises, has unveiled its lineup of 35 film projects, which will be showcased during the Works in Progress, Works in Development – Feature Launch, First Cut+ Works in Progress and Odesa International Film Festival Works in Progress presentations.

Russian Wagner Group mercenary dubbed "The Executioner" has reportedly been taken out by a Ukrainian sniper. Vladimir Andonov, 44, is thought to have been shot dead in the Kharkiv region of Ukraine.

Brittney Parks (Sudan Archives) has announced the Homecoming Tour, a run of 16 North American shows early this fall. The tour is scheduled to start September 24 at Solana Beach, CA’s Belly Up Tavern and work its way up the coast to Vancouver, through the midwest, and down the east coast before making its final stop at Lodge Room in the Cincinnati-born singer-songwriter-violinist’s adopted hometown of Los Angeles.

sheep has been slapped with a three-year jail sentence after it reportedly head-butted an elderly woman to death. The ram allegedly launched an attack on Adhieu Chaping, 45, and struck her in the chest multiple times before she died on the weekend.As part of the punishment, the sheep will have to spend time behind bars at a military camp after it was sentenced by traditional leaders in South Sudan.It comes after the victim's family were told they would receive five cows from the ram owner as a part of compensation for her blood.

Charli XCX has been announced for the inaugural Bristol festival FORWARDS this autumn, marking her first live appearance in the city – you can buy tickets from here.She joins the already announced Jamie xx, Little Simz, Khruangbin and Fred Again.. on the Saturday (September 3) line-up at Bristol’s Clifton Downs.

The FADER's "Songs You Need" are the tracks we can't stop playing. Check back every day for new music and follow along on our Spotify playlist.

Neneh Cherry has announced new collaborative album ‘The Versions’ which will see the likes of Robyn and Greetea Peng rework tracks from across Cherry’s back catalogue.Following on from Robyn’s cover of ‘Buffalo Stance’, Sia has reworked Cherry’s 1989 track ‘Manchild’.Check it out below:“Neneh was my favourite artist when she hit the scene” explained Sia. “I saved my pocket money for red filas and dreamt one day we would meet.“When I was struggling with my mental health in my early twenties, I somehow ended up in their house being taken care of as if I was one of their own children. I called her husband during a suicide attempt, who had been mentoring me as an incredible music producer, and they gave me all the love I could have dreamt of.

APPOINTMENTSMusic credits database Jaxsta has promoted Beth Appleton to CEO, as founder Jacqui Louez-Schoorl focuses on other activities at the company. “Jacqui and I are magnificent business partners and friends”, says Appleton.

penis size compared to bulging men across the globe, according to a penis league table. A study of international men has revealed Brits are lacking in size and have ranked 66th place, with the average size todger being listed as 5.17inches when erect.And according to the table, the French aren't just known for their romantic gestures, but also their larger average of 6.2in, which puts them in 11th place.But claiming the top spot are hunky Ecuadorian men, who are said to be packing in their trousers, with their general size being 6.93in.Following closely behind is Cameroon (6.56in), Bolivia (6.5in) and Sudan (6.48in), reports The Sun.The tiniest willies can be located in Cambodia at 3.95in, with Taiwan’s 4.24in behind, followed by the Philippines polled 4.27in.Online pharmacy From Mars examined Google data on men from 86 countries and discovered the global average size is 5.5in.US men ranked higher than Brits in 59th place with 5.35in, while Ireland fell behind and were listed 70th on the list with 5.03in.Over in Australia, men were reported to be an average size of 5.69in, putting Aussie's 43 on the poll.Germany managed to trickle over the average proportion and reached 39th place with 5.72in, while Argentina came in 30th place, boasting 5.86in.Meanwhile, Senegal just missed out in the top at 6.26in, with Cuba, Gambia, and the Netherlands joint seventh on 6.25in.Pharmacist Navin Khosla commented: “Most men have wondered at some time or other if their penis is big enough.

A man who was brutally stabbed during the horrific Park Inn hotel attack in Glasgow almost two years ago says he is still ‘living with the trauma’.