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A busy father who has struggled to keep on top of his garden because of family commitments has been left fuming after his neighbour decided to leave him a rude note to sarcastically say “congratulations” for mowing his lawn.

A Tory Minister has been mocked for claiming that poor people struggling with the cost of living crisis should get a better job.

Passengers are being warned over the price of Ryanair flights this summer as people rush to book holidays.

Union leaders have warned that further Dundee University strike action ‘looks inevitable.’

Stephen Robinson admits St Mirren's star keeper Jak Alnwick will be a tough act to follow.

The Charlatans‘ Tim Burgess has said that Nottingham’s Rock City venue waived their traditional cut of merch sales during the band’s show at the venue last weekend.Burgess has been a frequent voice of opposition against venues that take a percentage of merchandise sales from artists, saying last year that “the whole system needs addressing”.After The Charlatans played the legendary Nottingham venue on Saturday night (May 14), Burgess tweeted that the venue had decided to give the percentage of money they would ordinarily take from merch sales and give it back to the band, saying it was “only fair”.Burgess tweeted: “An amazing thing happened last night. Rock City usually take a percentage of band merch income, just something they’ve always done.

Sky has unveiled one of its biggest factual slates yet, greenlighting six shows including documentaries on the assassination of Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme and the Italian 1990 football World Cup, and a royal factual drama told through the eyes of Queen Victoria’s granddaughters.

EXCLUSIVE: BBC One has given the greenlight to a second series of Alex Scott-hosted quiz show The Tournament from QI producer QITV.

Brian McFadden’s youngest child Ruby turned one on 9 May and the former Westlife star showed his Instagram followers how he and his family celebrated the youngster's birthday in style with a string of snaps. Taking to social media, 42 year old Brian’s 308,000 fans were given a sneak into the birthday party that took place on Sunday. Also at the bash were the daughters he shares with ex-wife Kerry Katona – Molly, 20, and Lily-Sue, 19.

Elon Musk might now be one of the richest men in the world, but his confrontational approach to business once led to Russians spitting on his shoes, an associate has claimed.Musk recently attracted attention with an attempt to buy Twitter, which he revealed is on hold until more research has been conducted into the amount of “bot” accounts on the site.Before trying to organise the purchase of the social media giant, Elon had set his sights on colonising Mars, and launched the SpaceX agency, which has so far taken celebrities including William Shatner into orbit.Now, a Channel 4 documentary, Elon Musk: Superhero or Supervillain, airing tonight (May 16) at 9pm has suggested that the controversial entrepreneur was rattling heads even before he developed his world-famous status.Jim Cantrell, the co-founder of SpaceX, described how Elon had called him on a hot day in July 2001 with the ambition of a space exploration company.“He went on about humanity being a multiplanetary species and that he wanted to prove that humans could go to Mars, and that he couldn’t afford US rockets, and he had heard that I was somebody who could connect him with buying Russian rockets,” he recalled.

Adults aged 50 and over are most content with their lives, according to research.A poll of 2,000 adults found those in this decade and beyond are best at being ‘happy with what they have’ - and also report stronger relationships.Holidays and time to spend on hobbies and interests featured in the top 10 things the over 50s are satisfied with, along with being debt free, having good health and knowing the children are happy.A fifth of adults this age with kids still living at home also admit they are more than ready to get them moved out - and move on to the next stage of their life.It also emerged more than one in 10 have a more active sex life than they ever had before.Three quarters of adults said having time to relax is what really makes them feel content, with those 50 and older likely to take four or more minibreaks or weekend getaways in an average year.Simon Thompson, managing director of Warner Leisure Hotels, which operates 15 adult-only hotels across the UK and commissioned the research, said: “It’s no surprise that the results found a huge part of what makes people happy is simply having time to enjoy life.“Our guests love unwinding in whatever way suits them - from dancing the night away to live entertainment, to relaxing in our spas, learning something new like archery, or indulging in delicious three-course meals.“By the time they reach their 50s, people are more open to simply doing what they love when they want.”Things that make adults over 50 feel serene also include learning to be happy with what they’ve got (54 per cent), and enjoying a leisurely tea or coffee in the morning (35 per cent).Simple pleasures such as sunny days with clear skies, a good night’s sleep - and seeing old friends also featured in

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SZA has discussed the impact the spotlight and pressures placed upon her as an artist have on her mental health, during an interview as part of the Community Voices series for Mental Health Awareness Month.During the 100th episode of the series, SZA discussed the toxic nature of social media. Specifically referencing online trolls, she said it was difficult when negative comments matched up to her own insecurities.“It’s weird sometimes, when your personal thoughts and feelings align with some of the things people say about you,” she said.

Deftones have announced details of an intimate London show to take place next month – see full details below and get your tickets here.On June 13, the week after the band play a huge slot at Download Festival, Chino Moreno and co. will head to the capital to play the Kentish Town Forum.Tickets for the gig at the Forum, which will see Deftones being supported by Grandson, will go on sale on Friday (May 20) at 9am local time.

Wet Leg recently stopped by the Later… with Jools Holland studio to perform two cuts from their debut, self-titled album following its release last month.The performance marked their return to the program after making their debut appearance with ‘Chaise Longue’ in October of last year. This time around, the Isle of Wight band played ‘Wet Dream’ and ‘Ur Mum’ – complete with “longest and loudest scream” intact.Watch both of those performances below:Though it marks their second time on Later, Wet Leg have been making a slew of television appearances of late.

A woman who set fire to her Motherwell home, putting a child's life in danger, has avoided a prison sentence.

Michael B. Jordan is enjoying a night out with one of his friends!

American psychotherapist Dr Joe Kort, coined the term to describe gay men who don’t enjoy anal sex and don’t feel comfortable defining themselves as a top or bottom!Grindr has announced that it was going beyond ‘top’, ‘bottom’ and ‘versatile’ and adding a new option – giving its users the option to identify as a ‘Side’.#grindr @grindr is adding “side” to its positions. I created a this term in 2013.

Love Island has announced a unique new partnership for this year's eighth season that will see fans get unprecedented access to behind-the-scenes operations of the show and exclusive content, as well as a place to talk with fellow fans about the show. The ITV show has teamed up with Reddit and an official new u/LoveIsland profile (run by ITV’s Love Island team) will interact with fans throughout the series in the r/LoveIslandTV community.

Strictly Come Dancing star Janette Manrara has stunned followers on Instagram as she shared snaps of her soaking up the sun. The It Takes Two host, 38, gave fans a glimpse into her life with husband and fellow Strictly star Aljaz Skorjanec as the pair spent time together in Aljaz’ homeland of Slovenia.Janette relaxed on a sun lounger in the stunning back garden, which she dubbed a “little slice of heaven”, showing off her enviable figure in a red and white striped bikini as she made the most of the hot weather.The Cuban-American presenter enjoyed family time with her husband, sharing an adorable snap of the pair smiling as they chilled out in deck chairs alongside Aljaz’s young niece and nephew.Janette continued to have fun with the kids in an adorable video shared on Instagram which showed her getting her nails painted and having her hair done by the little ones.She also shared her reading material of choice for a day in the sun, posting a picture of herself enjoying Aimee Fuller’s book Fear Less Live More.Janette and Aljaz, 32, first met at a London dance studio in 2010, before both landing roles as professionals on Strictly in 2013.The pair tied the knot in 2017, following a two-year engagement after Aljaz proposed at the dance studios where they first laid eyes on each other.

punters have been jailed after they chopped a dog's head off and left it hanging on a door handle in a "barbaric" revenge attack following a row at a pub. Ashley Grundy, 31, and Steven Robinson, 39, beheaded the Yorkshire Terrier after Grundy threatened a fellow customer at the Baron's Rest pub in Astley Village, near Chorley, on May 19, 2018.The following morning, the Lancashire thugs targeted the victim's mother's house and stole their pet Bailey before driving back to the boozer to carry out the evil attack.The twisted duo dumped the body at the pub and left the head on the door handle of the victim's home, who woke up to find the decapitated dog alongside her horrified child.