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Greg Gutfeld’s Gutfeld!, billed as a Fox News alternative to late night comedy, debuted to 1.69 million viewers and 318,000 in the adults 25-54 demographic.

UEFA on Wednesday they hope to have between 10,000 and 15,000 fans inside the national stadium for Steve Clarke’s Euro 2020 curtain raiser against the Czech Republic.European football’s governing body have set a deadline for today for all 12 host cities to confirm their plans to open up to the public for this summer’s tournament.But Record Sport understands the original demand for cast-iron guarantees over minimum numbers will be relaxed amid continued uncertainty caused by the global pandemic.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said on Tuesday she is hopeful a “reasonably good” number of supporters will be allowed to attend the games at Hampden.

The actress, who plays Irene Roberts, replied to the fan via Twitter and explained the rationale behind the move.

Drama, drama! Kendall Jenner shared a picture to Twitter of her gorgeous Easter outfit on Sunday, April 4, and while it looked like a simple springtime dress, the frock quickly sent Twitter into a tizzy.

SIXTEEN months after their last release and following more than a year of lockdown misery for the music business, COLDPLAY look set to be back with a bang soon. I revealed in February how the band had teased the name of a prospective new album, Music Of The Spheres, on some editions of their chart-topping 2019 collection Everyday Life.

Production powerhouse Tyler Perry has landed on the Forbes Billionaires list for the first time, with $1 billion. The prolific filmmaker behind the Madea franchise, A Fall From Grace and recently announced A Jazzman’s Blues – both for Netflix — is billionaire no. 2,677.

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Ross Kemp viewers were left feeling uncomfortable during Tuesday's special, as they learned about one of the UK's most enthusiastic snake owners.Reptile devotee Gary Smith owns 36 snakes, keeping the scaled creatures in his terraced home, confined to their individual cages.Living with his family in Derby, Gary has a 12ft python and dozens of assorted snakes in varying shapes and sizes.While Gary claimed the snakes don't need more room in their habitats, certain viewers felt it was cruel to keep the reptiles cooped up.Gary defended his decision to care for them in his home, saying: "Their habitat’s just shrinking so fast and if we haven't got them, and people learning to actually care about them, they’re just going to get extinct sooner or

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The One Show presenter Alex Jones, 44, hit back at comedian Rosie Jones, 30, following a jibe she made about the former's native country of Wales.Speaking about her new show Trip Hazard: My Great British Adventure, Rosie said her excitement died down when she found out she was visiting the country instead of somewhere more exotic.Speaking about her new travel show Trip Hazard, Rosie reminisced about the moment she received the good news about the series.She said to presenters Alex and Amol Rajan: "And when I got it, I thought, 'Yes!'" shouted the comedian, throwing her arms in the air in joy.Rosie continued: "Where are we going? Mexico? The Caribbean? No...

any transition-related care.Advocates have warned that the bill, which prohibits doctors from providing gender-affirming care or referring a youth and their parents to another physician who provides it, will lead health care providers to shun transgender patients for fear of losing their license for “unprofessional conduct,” charged with breaking the law, or sued — as the bill contains a provision allowing minors who received treatments but later regret their decision to sue their former provider for up to 20 years after they turn 18.Other advocates, including The Trevor Project, the nation’s top crisis intervention and suicide prevention organization for LGBTQ youth, have warned that banning trans youth from receiving gender-affirming care

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry sparked backlash from social media users after they officially announced their first alleged multi-million dollar deal with the streaming giant Netflix.Unhappy fans took to social media to comment on the new show, with a number unimpressed at their decision to use the Invictus Games as their first TV project.One tweet read: "The tragedy is that Invictus shows just how much power Harry and Meghan had to change the world as royals. As private citizens, they're reduced to making documentaries about the things they did that genuinely made a difference.

Katie Price and Carl Woods are forging ahead with their house-hunting - are are looking to go big, according to reports.

Tesco shoppers have hit back at the supermarket chain after they made a controversial change regarding their shopping deliveries. Bosses have confirmed that they are banning tray liners and non-essential plastic bags from all online orders going forward.

Meghan Markle's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey cannot be compared to Princess Diana's with Martin Bashir, a royal expert has said.

disabled son. Little Jack McKenna was born 33 weeks early with a brain bleed and now has cerebral palsy and epilepsy.

A Place In The Sun's Jonnie Irwin had a triumph in today's episode (April 6) when he found Linda and Andy a gorgeous villa where they could retire in Western Cyprus.The former postal workers wanted a property with plenty of parking for their motorbikes as well as space for their four grandchildren to come and stay.Jonnie had just a £120,000 budget to play with and came up trumps with one of his five options.The third property, a three-bedroom home in the village of Kissonerga, won their hearts even though it was a little over budget at £131,000.It had plenty of parking and an impressive two terraces for enjoying views of the sea.The villa was also conveniently located just 8km away from the city of Paphos which is very popular with expat

Grand National – and sometimes backing an outsider can pay off.On Monday the racehorse Freewheelin Dylan, ridden by Ricky Doyle, won the Irish Grand National despite having odds of 150-1.But it isn’t the only example of an unlikely shock winner in sport.Over the years there have been countless examples of plucky underdogs coming up trumps and sending shockwaves rippling through their respective sports against all the odds.Here, Daily Star Sport take a look back at some of the rank outsiders that came good...Going into the 1990 fight in Tokyo, “Iron” Mike had a 37-0 record. No-one gave his fellow American a hope.

Russian special forces are using "Red Cross" flagged ambulances to practise brutal ambush techniques.In what is a breach of the Geneva Convention, naval commandos in Moscow were spotted using medical wagons as a ruse to kill imaginary enemy miles six miles from their border with Norway.It has sparked fury among western military experts, with one ex-Army commander telling the Daily Mirror: "It is an horrific ruse beyond belief."If Russian forces are using ambulances carrying Red Cross or Red Crescent insignia it is an inhuman betrayal of the sanctity of all laws covering armed conflict."The former British defence attache to Afghanistan, retired British Army Colonel Simon Diggins, told the Daily Mirror: “War is bloody and it is awful.

Emotional Chloe Ferry told her fans through sobs that she'd secured her "dream home."