Mum says she wishes she never had children as 'life was better without them'

President Trump said Democratic nominee Joe Biden has "zero chance" of resisting members of his party who want him to pack the courts and referenced the historial lesson of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt's attempt to expand the Supreme Court. "FDR’s own party told him you cannot PACK the United States Supreme Court, it would permanently destroy the Court," Trump wrote on Twitter on Saturday evening.

Noel Gallagher 's daughter model Anais has told how she is fed up at being branded a wildchild like her dad and mum Meg Mathews.

Flush Wes Nelson is already a millionaire - but won't be splashing that cash on girls any time soon.

Carey Hart is teaching the kids how to fire guns.

Bolton 's pubs and restaurants could be locked down for a third time this year. Appearing on the BBC's The Andrew Marr Show on Sunday morning, Coun David Greenhalgh warned that a further lockdown could lead to many businesses closing for good.He added that the proposed furlough package offered by Chancellor Rishi Sunak was 'not good enough'.Get daily updates from Bolton direct to your email inbox with the free MyBolton newsletter.Click on this link, enter your email address, and select 'MyBolton News'.

This Morning presenter opts to keep 11-year-old Harry, nine-year-old Belle, and six-year-old Chester, who she shares with husband Dan Baldwin, out of the spotlight. But the proud mum still gives them the odd mention as she presents the popular ITV show or in a disguised photo on Instagram.

After spending a small fortune to have your hair coloured and cut, the idea of handing over any more of your hard-earned cash for products to maintain your luscious locks might be painful.

Manchester United and Liverpool are driving proposals to change the face of the English game.

A huge overhaul of the Premier League is in the pipeline, with Manchester United and Liverpool believed to be leading the propose shake-up.

Bannatyne says his businesses have lost £30million because of Covid.The 71-year-old told Ruth Davidson’s LBC programme, An Inconvenient Ruth, of the financial hit he has taken.The owner of the Bannatyne Health Club & Spa chain said: “The whole tragedy has cost my company about £30million and funded up by me – not taking dividends I’m not going to take and leaving a loan in."But people have lost their lives and others have lost their jobs. It’s much more terrible for them.“If we (as a business) continue now, we can survive.

coronavirus restrictions. The Scottish Government ordered the closure of venues on Friday evening as part of a 16-day “circuit breaker” to stop the spread of the virus.

Mirror reports. Kelly, 27, wept: “Everyone says how much Maisie looks like Jordan.

Telegraph this has led to the United and Liverpool creating a proposal called “Project Big Picture” which would see the number of clubs in the Premier League cut to two and £250million package handed to the Football League to keep them afloat. Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant new Daily Star Sport email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories, get it all in your email inbox.It only takes a matter of seconds.Simply type your email address into the box at the top of this article and hit 'subscribe'.And that's it, job done.

Britain's Got Talent last night but it appears the controversial star isn't going anywhere.

Premier League clubs will be given more substantial power if the new plans to shake-up the governance of football are passed. It is believed that as part of the re-shape, the nine longest-serving Premier League clubs will be given increased power to make decisions.That would mean that the 'Big Six' of Liverpool, Man City, Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham would all be included.And then West Ham, Southampton and Everton would all also be included in the elite governance panel.It comes as part of a report that the Premier League could be reduced to 18 teams in a radical shake-up reportedly being driven by Manchester United and Liverpool.

Manchester United and Liverpool are the clubs behind a plan to reshape English football beyond belief, the Telegraph have revealed.

A Black man in Texas whose arrest garnered national attention after White mounted police officers were seen leading him by rope is now suing the city of Galveston and its police department for $1 million. Donald Neely, 44, suffers from mental illness and was homeless at the time when he was arrested for criminal trespassing at the Park Board of Galveston on Aug.

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"All of us are so happy that we did it. It was our last night together as a five piece, our last real night together."We cried and we laughed and we could hear him telling us jokes and we could hear him answering back."We didn't get much sleep, a little bit, but that's not what it was about, it was just about spending time with Steo and we knew Steo well; he didn't like the dark, he didn't like being on his own."Yes, we had a nice time, the five of us.

straight to your inbox Manchester City decided to keep Eric Garcia for the season because he was worth more to them than Barcelona’s £18million offer. The Blues turned down the Catalan club’s final offer on deadline day, even though it was just £2million short of their “bottom line” valuation of the 19-year-old defender – and despite the fact Garcia can leave for the Nou Camp for nothing next summer after turning down a new contract.

straight to your inboxManchester City star Kevin De Bruyne has revealed his fears amid the gruelling football calendar following the coronavirus pandemic.Clubs have had much shorter breaks from the end of last season to the new campaign, with City playing nearly every three or four days until the end of 2020.The Blues are already without strikers Sergio Aguero and Gabriel Jesus due to injuries – and De Bruyne fears that the jam-packed schedule could hit many Premier League players.The Belgium international midfielder told Sky Sports: “I've played flat out for two years - but nobody listens to the players. It worries me sometimes.“Especially when I look at my own situation.