Nine in 10 people want fireworks banned from sale, survey finds

accused Thicke of groping her breasts without consent while on the set of 2013’s ‘Blurred Lines’ music video.An essay about the incident appears in Ratajkowski’s forthcoming book, My Body, and a leaked excerpt appeared in The Sunday Times recently.In the excerpt, Ratajkowski said she initially had no issue with being nude for the edited and unrated versions of the music video. However, at one point the model claims Thicke “returned to the set a little drunk to shoot just with me”.“Suddenly, out of nowhere, I felt the coolness and foreignness of a stranger’s hands cupping my bare breasts from behind.

BBC Breakfast's Dan Walker has defended his position on Strictly Come Dancing - as he furiously hit back at critics who want him booted off. The presenter made it through another week, while Olympian Adam Peaty and chef Tilly Ramsay were forced to battle it out in Sunday's dance-off.

Juventus boss Andrea Pirlo nine years on from his infamous doping scandal.Armstrong was considered the greatest cyclist of all time after sweeping up seven Tour de France titles between 1999 and 2005.However, he was stripped of those titles after an investigation concluded that the Texan had doped during his career.The 50-year-old is still worth $50million despite being dropped by numerous sponsors and on the receiving end of several lawsuits.Despite this, according to The Richest's list, Armstrong would still be in the top 50 for richest footballers on the planet.At the peak of his career, Armstrong's net worth was valued at around $125million.This would still have him in the top 10 in terms of net worth for footballers, ahead of the likes

Two teen thieves were involved in a plan to steal a Mercedes which went tragically wrong when the car's owner died trying to stop it.

The Queen was reportedly left red-faced and forced to apologise after a horse broke wind as she showed a foreign dignitary around her stables.The 95 year old monarch, who has returned to Windsor Castle via a private jet after a short trip to Sandringham, was said to be innocently showing the foreign dignity around when the animal shocked them by "farting loudly". According to The Times, the Queen apologised following an "awkward pause" - but the dignitary appeared to be a good sport about the incident.

Beauty tech these days is getting smarter than me. I’d take offence if it weren’t for the fact that my face is benefitting from its skills.

baby name she liked was useable. We’ve all done it when we’re about to have a child – heard of a name that we immediately love but know is a bit odd.From Apple to Balthazar there are many lesser known names that can tickle our fancy.

The Scala has announced that it has banned two “rogue” security guards from working at the London venue, after Wargasm’s Sam Matlock was assaulted backstage following a show on Friday night.In a statement at the weekend, Wargasm explained that – while loading out of the venue – “a bouncer was verbally aggressive to our female tour manager, leading to Sam having to step in”.

virtual reality.The city's government revealed its plans to build a Blade Runner-style 'Metaverse Seoul' by the end of next year.The project will start with a virtual bell ringing event at the end of the year, and eventually build a virtual mayor's office and even a metaverse city hall.3D avatars will be able to handle complaints and applications at the 'Metaverse 120 Center', so citizens can finally queue to do paperwork in VR instead of in person.

A popular Amazon device and security camera has been slashed in price by more than half as part of early Black Friday sales.

In 1959 however, the Government introduced the Obscene Publications Act, with the aim to both strengthen the law concerning pornography and also to protect literature. It created the publishing offence whereby it was an offence to publish material that was “obscene” – material that would deprave and corrupt persons who were likely to read, see or hear it.

ITV chief executive Carolyn McCall has hailed an “outstanding” nine months of this calendar year following a 28% increase in revenues to £2.4BN ($3.3BN), although total TV viewing declined by 5%.

SEVENTEEN have opened up about the creative process behind their recent single ‘Rock With You’.In a recent interview with Rolling Stone for its The Breakdown series, SEVENTEEN members Joshua, Vernon and Woozi delve into the making of the group’s latest single, taken from their ninth mini-album ‘Attaca’.“If we’re talking demos, there were countless versions of them,” said the group’s producer, Woozi.

A mum has thanked an 'unbelievably kind' traffic warden who approached her during a desperate situation.

Sexiest Man Alive by People magazine.Rudd, known for his starring roles in Marvel’s “Ant-Man” films, “This is 40” and “Clueless,” was revealed as this year’s winner Tuesday night on CBS’ ”The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.”The actor tells the magazine in an issue out Friday that some will be surprised by him receiving the honor.“I do have an awareness, enough to know that when people hear that I’d be picked for this, they would say, ‘What?’” he said. “This is not false humility.

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Paul Rudd is People’s 2021 Sexiest Man Alive!

EXCLUSIVE: Indian streaming platform ZEE5 is backing ‘Desi noir’ six-story anthology series Qaatil Hassenaon Ke Naam.

Cumbernauld Colts striker Sean Winter has warned that Rangers 'B' will be gunning for revenge when they visit Broadwood tonight and might want to make his side look "stupid".

People has announced their 2021 Sexiest Man Alive – and it’s Paul Rudd!

sharks have been discovered living and breeding in the Thames, 64 years after the river was declared biologically dead.The first 'health check' of the river since then has also revealed that seahorses, oysters and seals live in the Thames alongside the venomous Spurdog shark.Spurdogs swim in shoals and have two dorsal fins which release venom. This venom can cause extreme discomfort and swelling in humans.According to the Zoological Society of London (ZSL) the Thames is now teeming with life and supports over 115 species of fish and 92 species of bird in its almost 600 hectares of saltmarsh.Tope, Starry Smoothhound and Spurdog sharks are using the river as a nursery as adults like pupping in shallow bays and estuaries.