National debt hits record £2.08trillion as Chancellor Rishi Sunak warns of cuts to come

Danielle Lloyd has called Rebekah Vardy a "rat" as seen in a chain of text messages amid the ongoing Wagatha Christie row.

Cheers erupt from the audience the moment she bursts into the opening lyrics of Someone Like You with a mezzo-soprano vocal range that also sounds hauntingly familiar.The hits keep coming – Easy On Me, Chasing Pavements, Rolling In The Deep and more – with most of the crowd on its feet demanding more by the end of her set.This may be Vegas but the star on stage is definitely not Adele and her audience is less than one-tenth the size of a full house at the 4,100-capacity Colosseum theatre in nearby Caesars Palace.We are actually a one-and-a-half mile stroll down the famous Vegas Strip at the Tropicana casino resort’s compact Legends in Concert Theatre, which holds a mere 356.Performing there six nights a week is 45-year-old New Yorker Janae Longo – an Adele impersonator who bears a striking resemblance to the Tottenham-born diva.Last week, Janae’s bosses at the Tropicana offered free entry, to any of her shows, to frustrated fans of the real Adele.Some had blown small fortunes flying to Sin City to hear their superstar kick-off her first Vegas residency, only for her to cancel the day before opening night on January 20.Scores have already taken advantage of the Tropicana deal.

Paola Diana, who successfully campaigned for a law in Italy that requires every company board to be at least 30 percent female, insisted women’s rights must not be eroded. Last week, Adele won the inaugural Artist Of The Year Brit award after female and male categories were eliminated.Taking to the stage, she said: “I understand why the name of this award has changed, but I really love being a woman and being a female artist.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterMere months after Tom Holland ignited box office charts with “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” the 25-year-old British actor is swinging back to movie theater marquees with “Uncharted.”Ahead of its domestic debut on Feb. 18, Sony’s big-screen adaptation of its popular video game series opened at the international box office to a solid $21.5 million from 15 overseas markets.“Uncharted” had the biggest start in the United Kingdom, landing in first place with $6.4 million.

Dancing On Ice after a tense skate-off against Kye Whyte.The latest episode of the hit ITV show was marred by a number of trips and falls, with stars including Happy Mondays' Bez and professional dancer Regan Gascoigne stumbling over their steps.Poor Liberty ended up flat on her face after her pro partner Joe Johnson tried to life her off the ice.The stumble didn't affect Regan's score in the end though, as he tied at the top of the leaderboard alongside Kimberly Wyatt, with both of them scoring 36.5 out of 40.Stef Reid and Brendan Cole were next up, with both of the celebrities scoring 34 out of 40 for their routines.At the other end of the leaderboard was Bez, who performed a bee-keeping inspired routine to Walking on Sunshine by Katrina and the Waves, scoring just 19.5 out of 40.After the public vote was added to the judges' scores, it was revealed that Kye Whyte and Liberty Poole would be facing off in the latest skate-off.Liberty had scored a 28 for her rollercoaster routine to Right Round by Flo Ride and Kesha, while Kye scored 28.5 for his skate to Supermassive Black Hole by Muse.It wasn't a unanimous vote to eliminate Liberty, as judge Oti Mabuse chose to save her over Kye.However Ashley Banjo, Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean all voted to save Kye, which meant the majority won and Liberty was sent packing.Ashley described the choice as "tough", saying: "You guys did a great skate off and it was really, really close."Oti said it was "really difficult" too, as she said: "My heart is with both of you and I really want both of you to do well."Following her elimination, Liberty told viewers: "I've enjoyed every second, I'm proud of myself."Last week, Kye went up against S Club 7 singer Rachel Stevens, but it was

Eminem's stunning daughter Hailie Mathers is no stranger to grabbing attention just like her famous dad. Hailie was the first born child of Marshall Mathers who is better known as Eminem and his ex-wife Kimberly Anne Scott.As much as the man behind the Slim Shady's alter-ego might despair, Hailie has become quite a social media pin-up in her own right in recent times.She now boasts a staggering 2.2million followers on Instagram and often shares scorching content of herself during travels around the world.To mark Eminem's hugely anticipated performance, Daily Star are sharing some of her hottest looks from 2021.From sizzling bikinis, skintight leather trousers and shorter-than-short hot pants, we've found it all.Hailie now has an army of fans from all over the globe who tune in on a frequent basis for her red-hot content - and it's easy to see why she is so in demand.Not giving away the far-flung location, the rap stars daughter posed up a storm at sea wearing a striking green two-piece.Swooping her hair away from her face, she glanced off into the distance like a real professional in front of lens.She simply captioned: "Aye aye captain."Eminem's eldest child certainly knows how to rock the latest must-have trends.A few months back, she turned up the heat in festival-chic attire including a bikini top that was teamed with long-cut denim shorts.Adding sex appeal, she popped on some killer heeled cowgirl boots in white snakeskin.She told fans: "These boots were(n't) made for walkin'...

love life has suffered – as she’s been single for the past seven years. Speaking to Hooked on the Look on YouTube, Natasha said: “My last relationship was seven years ago. I am pretty extreme, so I think people are afraid of me.

Millions will be left facing crippling uncertainty over Christmas if the Government fails to extend the £20-a-week boost to Universal Credit, ministers have been warned. 

Spending Review announcement, the Government released images of Rishi Sunak furrowed of brow, crunching the numbers with the red box beside him, in a polished shirt and tie. Nothing unremarkable there – except for the fact he had slung a hoodie over the top.

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Rishi Sunak been accused of "pork barrel" politics after announcing a new £4bn “levelling up fund” to pay for projects chosen by local areas around the country.

Perth and Kinross councillors on opposing sides both made clear their desire for the long-awaited deal to be signed off.

hereMr Sunak said: “Taken together, these minimum wage increases will likely benefit around two million people.”On departmental spending, the Chancellor said it will total £540 billion next year before noting: “Over this year and next, day-to-day departmental spending will rise, in real terms, by 3.8 per cent – the fastest growth rate in 15 years."In order to receive the National Minimum Wage, you must be of school leaving age.And in order to get the National Living Wage under current arrangements, you must be aged 25 as the minimum wage applies to those beneath this age range.However, Mr Sunak announced an extension of the NLW to those who are 23 and above.He warned the economic emergency caused by coronavirus has only just begun and there

Unemployment is predicted to rise to a peak of 7.5% - or 2.6 million people - in the second quarter of 2021, according to the OBR.

Britain's lowest earners will receive a pay rise of just 19p an hour next year, the Chancellor has announced.

A mooted 49p minimum wage rise for 2million of Britain’s poorest workers looks set not to happen in tomorrow’s spending review.

Boris Johnson has said MPs should not take a pay rise during the pandemic - as his Chancellor reportedly preps to slash public sector wages this week.

Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan over an eye-watering pay rise for MPs during Monday's edition of the ITV breakfast show.

millions of Brits could face a wage freeze to pay for the coronavirus pandemic. It comes as Chancellor Rishi Sunak is looking for ways to pay for the amount spent this year due to the crisis.Public sector workers will reportedly foot the bill, including soldiers, police officers, teachers and civil servants.Now Mr Sunak has hinted at hiking up taxes by spring to tackle UK's debt caused by Covid-19.

The UK should not be going for a Brexit deal “at any price”, Chancellor Rishi Sunak has said.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has been urged to help almost three million people across the UK who have been ‘excluded’ from vital support throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.People who are newly self-employed or freelancing are currently ineligible for the bailout schemes offered by the government.Others who are affected include people on maternity or paternity leave whose earnings may have dropped since going on leave are also affected traders whose profits exceed £50,000, and company directors relying on dividends affected by the economic impact of coronavirus.The mayors of Greater Manchester, London and the Liverpool city-region - Andy Burnham, Sadiq Khan and Steve Rotheram - have called on the chancellor to help those who have 'fallen through