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Succession, for example, but Succession is a little too slick and satirical and political to qualify as a Dad Show. Billions is a Dad Show, though.Dad Shows span all genres, and no two Dad Shows are exactly alike, but there are certain components that many Dad Shows share, especially Dad Dramas.

Niall Horan has announced he will feature on a new version of Ashe's viral hit Moral of the Story.

coronavirus pandemic. Around 1,600 pupils and their families will benefit from the latest scheme, which will provide "family cooking packs and activity boxes".

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Graeme Souness for his comments on Paul Pogba. Souness managed Cole during a spell at Blackburn Rovers and he reported his gaffer to the PFA over his treatment.The Old Trafford great described Souness as a "bully" and claims he is frustrated with the game now because of his old-fashion ways of working.“My issue with Graeme was back then, Graeme was a bully,” said Cole.

Red Devils have never been afraid to blood their next generation and give them a chance to shine in the first-team.Since the invention of the Premier League in 1992, some 18 teenagers have found the back of the net for the famous Red Devils.Led by the Class of 92 and with the likes of Cristiano Ronaldo and Wayne Rooney playing a major role in their teens, there have been no shortage of success stories.But plenty of others tipped for the top have faded away and peaked early on in their careers at Old Trafford.Here's a run-down of all 18 players to find the net for United in the Premier League before turning 20 and what happened to them after bursting onto the scene.The Premier League had not even been formed when Ryan Giggs first found the

Doctor Who is set to introduce their first ever transgender character in the popular BBC franchise.

Oasis' rarely seen 1994 Glastonbury set will be available in full for the first time on the BBC's new dedicated Glastonbury channel.The full set, which took place on the NME stage almost two decades ago, will be available on demand via iPlayer.Highlights from the set will also be shown on BBC Two on Friday June 26 as part of the Beeb's Glastonbury Experience.The programme will be hosted by Jo Whiley and Mark Radcliffe and will air on BBC Two from 8.30pm until 10pm.Despite the coronavirus pandemic forcing Glastonbury bosses to pull the plug on the heavily planned 50th anniversary at Worthy Farm, the BBC are still keen to mark the occasion.Coinciding with when the festival was due to take place, from 10am on Thursday June 25 until 1am on

Mark Wright revealed he feared James Argent would die from a cocaine overdose, speaking in a candid Loose Women interview this afternoon. James, 32, has been vocal about his cocaine addiction in the past, finally seeking help last Christmas and battling his demons.

Liverpool fans are already getting in the mood for the club winning the Premier League title as “champions” merchandise was spotted on Chester high street.The Reds are just two wins away from winning the trophy for the first time as they sit 25 points ahead of Manchester City.It means Jurgen Klopp’s side could confirm their “champions” status next Wednesday if they beat rivals Everton as well as Pep Guardiola’s side.And one merchandise supplier has been getting ahead of the game by selling Liverpool flags and boards displaying the Premier League win.A stall was seen on Chester’s high street of a flag featuring Klopp, Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino and Virgil van Dijk.And below their photos was the world “Champions”, with 2020 listed

Chloe Trautman has been working on a new business and focusing on herself.“I lost almost 30 pounds during the quarantine. Garrett [Miller]‘s been helping a lot.

be a Pride Month without Black trans women like and Stormé DeLarverie, who have just begun to gain widespread recognition for their pivotal roles in the battle of liberation—and today’s civil rights movement wouldn’t be possible without Patrisse Cullors and Alicia Garza, queer Black women who co-founded Black Lives Matter.Learn about , understand how are impacted, know the victims, —and show your support through financial assistance.Though financial giving is only part of the battle, it can be an impactful one. To help you get started, below are Black LGBTQ+ funds, organizations, and small businesses.

Hellboy is ready to throw some punches for a good cause.

It’s been a while since Van Halen fans have heard Sammy Hagar belt one of the band’s signature tunes.

British expats enjoyed Benidorm’s beaches for the first time in three months as they reopened post-pandemic.

Maya Jama has hit out at social media users after TV viewers moaned about her displaying too much of her cleavage.

Doctor Who fans will meet their first ever transgender companion on the epic adventure.

The Alaskan Bush People prepare for an incredible tenth season, premiering Aug. 4 on Discovery, the heads of the household, father Billy Brown and mother Ami Brown, are struggling with how to keep the show fresh.One option, RadarOnline.com has learned, is to expand the family with new lovers — and more babies!“Billy is desperate for all of his sons to get hitched because he knows that wedding and babies bring in viewers, like it did with Noah’s wedding and baby,” an insider confided to Radar.

Justin Mikita has revealed that Suits‘ Patrick J. Adams is now a Swiftie – aka a Taylor Swift fan!

Shelby Tribble is pregnant with her first child with boyfriend Sam Mucklow and is glowing in her latest snap.The former TOWIE star showed off her gorgeous growing bump as she snapped a picture of herself in a skintight green summer dress.The 27 year old lovingly cradles her bump with one hand, as she holds her phone in the other to snap the mirror selfie. Shelby has her brown hair swept up in a high bun, while she wears a full face of pretty makeup.

A shop in Levenshulme could have its licence revoked after more than 6,000 counterfeit cigarettes were found on the premises.The owners of European Mini Market on Stockport Road will go before a licensing hearing with Manchester councillors next week.Under its current licence the shop can sell alcohol from 8am until midnight Monday to Sunday.But officers want the licence reviewed as they say the discovery of the cigarettes and tobacco ‘shows complete disdain’ for licensing regulations and the safety of those who visit.While all cigarettes are harmful, fake ones will often contain poor quality ingredients that can actually be more damaging to a person’s health.Counterfeits also tend not to carry health warnings on the packet, as was found by