Manchester University apologises for new lockdown fences and promises to take them down

drug lord Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman will will be released early from her prison sentence months early – and will have to get a job.Emma Coronel Aispuro, the mother-of-two and former beauty queen, was arrested at Dulles International Airport in Washington DC and admitted to helping her husband smuggle drugs and escape prison in 2015.She was charged with conspiring to distribute over 1,000kg of cannabis, as well as smaller amounts of heroin, meth and cocaine – as well as helping to launder millions. It has recently been revealed that the US government have reduced her three year sentence of 36 months to 31 months, Borderland Beat reported.Although the former beauty queen will be able to leave her sentence a little earlier, she will have to follow some rules in her strict four year probation period.

Bradley Walsh was in a rather cheeky mood after he made a joke about a contestant's poor performance during the latest episode of The Chase. Blonde beauty Libbie, who was from Bradford, had hopes of winning a large sum of cash on the ITV show.However, Libbie's nerves seemed to get the better of her in the cash builder round and she only managed to answer three questions correctly.Bradley, 61, was also fairly surprised by the player and joked that even "some animals" could have answered her set of questions.The star quipped: "Some of those questions there, some of your animals could have got."However, Bradley also highlighted the fact Libbie appeared nervous while on the show to which she agreed.But when the contestant asked Bradley if she was able to have another go, he simply replied: "Ummm no."Although she managed to gain £3,000 in the cash builder round, Libbie – who had hoped to use her winnings for her upcoming wedding – decided to go for the lower offer.When chaser Shaun Wallace tempted her with the option of going for the higher offer of £27,000, Libbie thought it would be best to go for the safer proposal on the table which was £1,000.Libbie's team members also tried to advise her to stick to the amount that she had already earned, however the player was firm with her decision.Seeing her take the lower proposition early on in the competition, viewers at home were clearly annoyed and quickly rushed to Twitter to vent.One viewer penned: "Imagine traveling to the The Chase studios and taking £1k, the low offer, what’s the f***ing point?"Another said: "First contestant already ruined it.

Coleen Rooney is arguably the most famous footballer WAG in the UK, having been married to Wayne Rooney since 2008.Two years prior, in 2006, Coleen, 35, and the other footballers' wives and girlfriends stole plenty of the limelight from their sportsmen other halves at the World Cup in Germany.Their antics saw them splashed across newspapers and the girl next door types thrust into the spotlight, with many becoming just as famous as their partners – if not more.During the 2006 World Cup they were seen to be close friends, laughing and enjoying their time as they supported their men – but that doesn't mean things are always rosy, as Daily Star discovers.Perhaps the biggest WAG feud to date is the "Wagatha Christie" scandal which started in October 2019 between Coleen Rooney and Rebekah Vardy, which is still ongoing. The WAGs found themselves caught in the middle of a very public feud as Coleen tactically tried to catch out an alleged mole on her Instagram profile.

Dancing on Ice beauty Liberty Poole has teased the latest judges' challenge.The Love Island bombshell, 22, appeared on ITV's Lorraine on Friday morning to chat to presenter Ranvir Singh about her experience so far on the ice-skating show.Liberty, who appeared via a video link from Brighton, spoke to Ranvir about what fans can expect from her next routine.She teased a "rollercoaster" themed dance with her professional partner Joe Johnson.The TV personality then later told Ranvir that she couldn't reveal exactly what the next judges' challenge entails.

Valentine's Day is over, there's another holiday coming up very close to people's hearts - you guessed it, Pancake Day of course.This year, pancake day falls on March 1 and customers will no doubt be saving any leftover Valentine's chocolates to add to their impressive pancake stacks on Instagram.If you're keen to have the most 'instagrammable' flip or the sweetest stack of delectable treats on show, Ocado has just launched the perfect piece of kit to get you on your way.The online retailer has released the Tefal Sausage Dog Pancake Frying Pan, which is available to buy now on Ocado and retails for £20.This frying pan features an outline of a Sausage Dog so you can create your own edible art like a pro. The set comes complete with a squeezy bottle that has a precision tip to ensure your pancakes are drawn to perfection.As a nation of dog-lovers, we expect these paw-fect pans to fly off of the virtual shelves ahead of March 1.

wedding. The man, Subby, is said to have been enjoying the festivities and fireworks while standing on top of the four-storey building before plummeting four floors to the ground below.

Page 3 model Apollonia Llewellyn is getting herself ready for Valentine's Day.The bombshell, who is sometimes known by her model name of Barbi, took to Instagram to share a sizzling lingerie shot before the big day.And the 22-year-old looked amazing in the Boohoo lingerie.Apollonia rocked the underboob-exposing trend, thanks to some cheeky cut-outs which came in the corset-style top she was wearing.The delicate lace garment was teamed with a matching thong as she put her curves on display.The model accessorised the lingerie with a simple silver necklace and matching bangles.While for her makeup, she went for silver, smoky eyeshadow and a nude, glossy lip.Her golden locks, meanwhile, were styled into crimped waves as she ran her hands through her tresses.Apollonia was seen looking away wistfully from the camera as she let her figure take centre-stage.Captioning the post, she told her 414,000 followers: "Dress up for YOU this Valentine's."Fans were loving the sizzling snap, with it racking up more than 8,000 likes.One exclaimed: "Wow, so amazing," as another branded the look "hot".A third carried on the compliments as they called her a "gorgeous girl"The post comes as Apollonia also got Valentine's ready in another skimpy lingerie set this week.The model wowed as she showed off her curves in a heart-branded bra, matching knickers and suspenders from brand Bykiki.Again, fans were loving the look, as one told her she looked "sensational", while another probed: "Be my Valentine?"Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

Ruth Langsford has shared a heartfelt message for her "son" Rylan Clark, after he revealed to fans that he had spent an extended stay in hospital. Taking to Instagram, the 33-year-old presenter shared a topless picture of himself sitting on his hospital bed with a drip on his left arm.MORE: Rylan Clark breaks silence as fans rally around following video release"Finally home after an extended trip to Costa del hospital.

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Anna Marie de la Fuente Top Argentine sales and production company, FilmSharks Int’l, has picked up worldwide sales rights to Matias Lucchesi’s latest film “The Broken Land” (“Las Rojas”) ahead of its debut at the European Film Market (EFM).This will be the second time for a Lucchesi film to be present in Berlin. Lucchesi snagged the best feature prize at the Berlinale Generation Kplus sidebar with his feature debut, “Natural Sciences,” in 2014.Shot mainly in the majestic Cordillera de las Andes of Mendoza, Argentina, “The Broken Land” can be described as a thriller with Western undertones, highlighted by the soulful music of composer Hernan Segret.Drama centers on two female paleontologists, played by Argentina’s Mercedes Moran (“La Cienaga”) and Uruguay’s Natalia Oreiro (“The Unseen”), who are at loggerheads from the moment they meet. Oreiro’s character, Constanza, has come to the protected national reserve where Moran’s equally strong-willed character, Carlota, has been toiling for years.

A convicted sex offender who raped a young girl and abused her sister while staying at their Ayrshire home has died in custody.

Rylan Clark has been rushed to hospital and won't be hosting his radio show this weekend.

Strathblane looks set to remember a much-missed local councillor in the naming of a new address in the village.

Gas and electricity bills for around millions of households across Scotland and the rest of the UK will increase by £693 from April after Ofgem, the industry regulator, reviewed its cap on energy bills.

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Halsey joined Machine Gun Kelly during his set in LA last night (February 10) to perform their 2020 collaboration ‘Forget Me Too’ – you can watch fan-shot footage of the performance below.Both artists co-headlined the opening night of the Super Bowl Music Fest yesterday, which is running at the Crypto.com Arena until tomorrow (February 12) to celebrate this year’s NFL championship game.Kelly’s set saw him perform with an array of special guests, including Blink-182‘s Travis Barker, Willow and Trippie Redd.

students staged a protest a the Fallowfield Campus, after the university put up mental fencing at halls of residences at Owens Park and Unsworth Park.

hereBut they were heavily criticised by some students and parents for 'penning them in', with students only learning what was happening when they woke up to find the fencing being erected. A number of students contacted the M.E.N to raise concerns about the mental health strain students are already under.Shortly before 9pm, around an hour after the protests began, the university issued an apology, and said the fencing would be removed on Friday morning.