Mum's regret over her baby daughter's name that 'sounds like a virus'

Dan Levy (Schitt’s Creek) is set to write, star in, and direct a new Queer film.The film, called Good Grief, will be released on Netflix and will also star Luke Evans (Beauty and the Beast). In a post to celebrating the news, Levy wrote, “Well, this is a g d dream come true!”Well, this is a g d dream come true! https://t.co/8Opw95bAVa pic.twitter.com/iULw34n6kM— dan levy (@danjlevy) October 17, 2022Evans posted to social media, writing, “What a dream team. So thrilled.”According to Netflix, Good Grief follows Marc Dreyfus (Levy) who, after losing his mother, decides to try and distract himself with a comfortable marriage.

Little Simz has won the 2022 Mercury Prize with her fourth studio album Sometimes I Might Be Introvert.The 28- year old artist was among the 12 acts who were in the running for the prestigious award, alongside Harry Styles and Sam Fender.The announcement was made by DJ Jamz Supernova during the award ceremony, which recognises the best British or Irish album of the year, at the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith, West London, on Tuesday evening. Accepting her prize onstage, the British rapper and singer said she was “very overwhelmed and grateful” to receive the accolade. “To my family over here, my loved ones right here.

Details of the scheme and what constitutes a grassroots music venue can be found here, with applications to be filed here. Funding for the initiative comes from the MVT’s Revive Live tour, which took place this summer and saw Charli XCX, Paolo Nutini, Sleaford Mods and more perform at small venues around the country.Of the new fund, Music Venue Trust CEO Mark Davyd said: “We have been working on music industry based funding support for Grassroots Music Venues since 2018.

Emmerdale actor Jay Kontzle, who said he owes his grandparents everything, is backing a campaign to better support kinship carers to receive “the recognition they deserve”. The 32-year-old, who plays Billy Fletcher in ITV’s Emmerdale, was brought up by his grandparents following the death of his mother when he was four years old. As part of a charity campaign, he is urging people to sign a petition calling on the government to better support kinship carers.

Dan Levy (Schitt’s Creek) is set to write, star in, and direct a new Queer film.The film, called Good Grief, will be released on Netflix and will also star Luke Evans (Beauty and the Beast). In a post to celebrating the news, Levy wrote, “Well, this is a g d dream come true!”Well, this is a g d dream come true! https://t.co/8Opw95bAVa pic.twitter.com/iULw34n6kM— dan levy (@danjlevy) October 17, 2022Evans posted to social media, writing, “What a dream team. So thrilled.”According to Netflix, Good Grief follows Marc Dreyfus (Levy) who, after losing his mother, decides to try and distract himself with a comfortable marriage.

Handmade posters have been placed around a town accusing a woman of 'weeing on benches' and telling people to beware if they happen to see her. A post on Facebook page Bilston Online caused a stir after it asked fellow social media users if they had seen the posters.

Jose Mourinho reckons former Manchester United defender Chris Smalling ought to be handed a shock England recall for the impending World Cup finals in Qatar. Mourinho and Smalling are currently working together with AS Roma after their respective spells at Old Trafford.

READ MORE: Woman spends £10k on fillers, Botox and boob job in 'Marilyn Monroe' transformation The Las Angeles based super-fan, who runs a medical marijuana edible company, has been obsessed with Britney since she released Oops!....I Did It Again.And speaking exclusively with the Daily Star, he said: “I’ve been doing this since I was 17 and I am not finished. I am an ongoing work of art.“When I look in the mirror at myself I am very happy.

Liverpool superstar Mo Salah will put rivalry aside by teaming up with Manchester City's Riyad Mahrez to join beIN SPORTS' World Cup punditry team next month.The Egyptian, who netted the winner in Liverpool's crucial 1-0 win over City on Sunday, will play no part in the tournament after his country were knocked out by a Sadio Mane-led Senegal side in a penalty shootout during the final qualifying round.Mahrez's Algeria fell at the final hurdle too, freeing both players up for an unlikely TV partnership.There are few clubs likely to have as many players featuring at the World Cup as Liverpool and City, meaning that Salah and Mahrez will have plenty of opportunity to analyse their team-mates.READ MORE: Lip reader pinpoints Mohamed Salah and Pep Guardiola's private chat after final whistleThe domestic calendar will break for around a month-and-a-half in mid-November before returning just after Christmas following the conclusion of the World Cup.Salah and Mahrez aren't the only high profile Premier League stars to be missing out on the tournament, with the likes of Erling Haaland, Martin Odegaard, Luis Diaz, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Jorginho, Hakim Ziyech, Dejan Kulusevski and Andrew Robertson all failing to qualify, and several other big names absent through injury.If Salah and Mahrez swapped clubs who would have more success? Let us know what you think in the comments section below.After making a slow start to the season, Salah has burst into life in Liverpool's last two matches, netting a stunning seven-minute hat-trick against Rangers in the Champions League before following it up with a top-level performance against City at Anfield.Mahrez, meanwhile, has featured in all but two of his side's opening 10 league matches,

Good Morning Britain's Richard Madeley blasted Meghan Markle on Wednesday morning (October 19), when he slammed her "bimbo" claims.Speaking about The Duchess Of Sussex's new episode of her Archetypes podcast, the controversial anchor slammed the star for "moaning" about her job on Deal Or No Deal in the US. "Is there anything Meghan Markle won't moan about?" he asked when the programme began at 6am.

Russia's ongoing war with Ukraine could see UK households have daily blackouts during the depths of winter. Parts of Britain could be left without power for three hours of the day, as a result of the conflict which has led to an energy shortage across Europe.

Aljaž Škorjanec, 32, has explained how he wants to shift his focus to his family and be there to support wife Janette Manrara, 38, after quitting the BBC show. Janette left the show a season before Aljaž in order to become co-host of Strictly Come Dancing: It Takes Two alongside Rylan Clark.Aljaž has admitted he’s looking to be a “family man” in the immediate future after leaving the show in March to pursue new opportunities after nine years with the BBC. He said: “I’ve taken a long, hard time thinking about my future and I want to enjoy some Aljaž time.“I’m a guy from Slovenia who left home when I was 17.

Chrissy Teigen was 'glowing' in new photos as she shared an update on her pregnancy.

Manchester City U21s boss Brian Barry-Murphy hailed Portuguese sensation Carlos Borges as his brace helped seal a brilliant victory for the Blues away at Derby County.

Police have issued a fresh CCTV appeal after a woman was left with a broken jaw in an attack near a bar in Salford.

Manchester United will be hoping to get back to winning ways on Wednesday night, as the Reds take on Tottenham Hotspur in the Premier League.

A pub less than an hours drive away from Greater Manchester has been named among the best for a Sunday lunch in the UK. The Cholmondeley Arms in Malpas, Cheshire, is known locally as 'The Chum' and has been highlighted in The Guardian's list of the UK's top 30 Sunday lunch venues.

Lace Morris stormed the beach and broke down crying when she found Rodney Mathews with someone else on Tuesday's episode of Bachelor in Paradise on ABC.'I feel so betrayed right now,' sobbed Lace, 32, a real estate agent from Denver.Lace and the original women had been separated from the main beach after five new women arrived.  Beach drama: Lace Morris stormed the beach and broke down crying when she found Rodney Mathews with someone else on Tuesday's episode of Bachelor in Paradise on ABCThey were sent to spend the week at a separate hotel and the women including Lace were miserable. Lace cried at her new hotel about how she missed Rodney, 30, a sales rep from Rancho Cucamonga, California.'I'm just a wreck,' Lace said in a confessional.

READ MORE: Grisly life of London gangster nicknamed after Mike Tyson who laughed when murdering copHere, we take a look at five notorious outlaws to see where they are now.Dave Courtney is now a celebrity author and actor – and in 1995, he organised the security at Ronnie Kray's funeral in Bethnal Green.The 63-year-old, who was born in Bermondsey but now lives in Plumstead, was in the news recently after his pet peacock escaped from his garden.Courtney, former member of the Richardson ‘torture gang’, said he didn’t realise the exotic bird could fly, despite acknowledging it made him sound “like a bit of a d***head”.The self-proclaimed ex-gangster has written six books about his delinquent past and he was reportedly the inspiration behind Vinnie Jones' character Big Chris in Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrel.He speaks openly about being shot and killing others to stay alive but he now earns a living as a celebrity.One of his most recent public appearances was taking his mum to join the queue to pay respects to the Queen.He shares updates on his wild life on his Instagram page where he has 20,000 followers and describes himself as “London’s original fun lovin criminal”.Former enforcer John Pridmore made a fortune in London’s West End working in the drugs trade in the 1990s.He was born in the city's East End and found trouble early on and was put in a detention centre when he was 15 for stealing.But he later found God after leaving a man for dead outside a nightclub.On his website, he states: “I had what I thought was everything. Money, power, girls, drugs the lot.