Official Charts Flashback 1999: Martine McCutcheon - Perfect Moment

Keith Jackson: Let’s be in no doubt, Jack’s loss is a major blow. But it does open up a space for David Turnbull who deserved to be in the reckoning in any case.

Marvel film Spider-Man: No Way Home.The actor, who last portrayed the scientist-turned-eight-limbed villain in Sam Raimi’s 2004 sequel Spider-Man 2, will revisit his role as Otto Octavius for the follow-up to 2019’s Spider-Man: Far From Home.Speaking in a new interview, Molina described his involvement as “the worst kept secret in Hollywood” and detailed how his character fits into the new Tom Holland-starring movie.“When we were shooting it, we were all under orders not to talk about it, because it was supposed to be some great big secret,” he told Variety. “But, you know, it’s all over the internet.

Prince Harry will be back on his way home on Monday (April 19), according to reports.

UEFA. The governing body of European football was due to approve Champions League reform plans at Monday's meeting of the executive committee.

Manchester United fans voiced their frustrations after the club wished Donny van de Beek a happy birthday on Twitter - insisting he should be playing more football.Van de Beek has endured a miserable first season at Old Trafford after arriving from Ajax last summer, only being afforded two Premier League starts by Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.The Dutch midfielder has failed to work his way into Solskjaer’s starting plans this term, which has come as a major concern to United supporters.He did not even earn himself a start on his birthday, again being named as a substitute in their Premier League clash with Burnley on Sunday afternoon.Before the game, United tweeted a picture of Van de Beek arriving for the game and wrote: “Say hello to the birthday

A dad has described the horrific moment his three-year-old boy was mauled by a dog in a park and rushed to hospital with arm injuries.

heatwave due to begin tomorrow.Monday is expected to be hotter than today, with temperatures set to hit 18C in southern England.Most of the UK is predicted to be sunny - just a week since people were allowed to meet outdoors for the first time since November last year.The weather is expected to get a bit colder towards the end of the week, but still remaining above 12C, the Mirror reports.A Met Office forecaster said there will be some patchy rain in the North East tonight, but most of the country will remain dry.On Monday, most areas in the UK will be sunny, with warm temperatures allowing people to enjoy outdoor spaces in line with Covid restrictions, according to the Met Office.Met Office forecaster Marco Petagna said: “Daytime

Locked Down, Hathaway’s latest selfie demonstrates how to wear the fringe day to day, as opposed to for formal events. Wearing her parting to the side, her wind-swept fringe perfectly frames her face and adds a detectable touch of French insouciance to her look.

Lil Nas X is on course to rule the Official Singles Chart for a fourth week with Montero (Call Me By Your Name).

He flew from California to the UK for Prince Philip's funeral, and now Prince Harry is reportedly set to return home to wife Meghan Markle.The soon-to-be dad-of-two, who was 'under intense scrutiny' at the service, arrived in the UK on 11 April and has been residing at his old home Frogmore Cottage. According to Royal sources, Harry, 36, is set to go for a walk with his father Prince Charles, before spending one last night at Frogmore Cottage and flying out on Monday.The father son duo are said to be expected to walk around the Windsor estate to view floral tributes left for Prince Philip.

pubs and homes again next month, ministers say. The Government's roadmap out of coronavirus restrictions has May 17 as the next key date, with the reopening of indoor hospitality scheduled if the UK continues to keep infection rates down.

The Queen paused for a moment before heading in the chapel to her husband Prince Philip's funeral as if she "could not face going in alone", a body language expert said.Her Majesty rode in a state Bentley with her 81-year-old lady-in-waiting, Lady Susan Hussey, while her four children and grandchildren walked behind the Duke of Edinburgh's coffin in procession.During the short ride, the grieving monarch appeared to be dabbing her eye as they headed towards St George's Chapel, where Philip was interred in the Royal Vault.After arriving, the grieving monarch stepped out of the car and paused for a moment before greeting Right Reverend David Conner, Dean of Windsor, by the entrance.Expert Judi James analysed the Queen's body language and told

Plans for a revamped 36-team Champions League will be discussed on Monday, with UEFA's executive committee expected to agree the controversial proposal.

A dad who must really, really love his office job has caused a stir by naming his son 'Department Of Statistical Communication' in honour of his place of work.

the Daily Mirror reports.The 29-year-old mum was informed her son was likely to have Amniotic Band Syndrome – where strands in the womb entangle a baby’s limbs and inhibit proper growth.Following the news, she was questioned by friends and family about whether she would terminate the pregnancy given the challenging life he would face.But now as she looks at her “perfect” 11-month-old Henry gurgling with delight playing with his rubber bath toys she knows it is the “best decision” she has ever made.The special needs school care ­assistant from Harrow, North London, said: “I was keeping him – no matter what I was advised.“People warned he might have a tricky life full of limitations but I didn’t listen.

Wales Online reports. And it eventually began affecting his mental health.Ian said: "He told me once that he'd gone out for a quiet drink and someone tipped a load of empty bottles into a bin nearby.

Daily Star Sunday’s appeal to help halt the homeless pet pandemic.And two more dogs featured in our campaign, Seamus and Saskia, have also been reserved by loving families.Every week your Daily Star Sunday – Britain’s biggest animal-loving paper – has been featuring rescue centre animals needing new homes.It came after shelters said they fear they will be inundated with thousands of pets as lockdown eases.

Just eight countries - including Ireland, the United States, Israel and Australia - could be included on the government's travel "green list", meaning Brits will not have to quarantine unless they test for Covid, it is claimed.

A mum has slammed a mechanic's prison sentence after he killed her 25-year-old son in a so-called citizen's arrest.

Cinemas, saunas and indoor pubs are just some of the businesses that can reopen from next month under plans to ease lockdown.

Steven Gerrard’s side on Sunday, the Australian insists the self-doubt that hung over Ibrox has now been banished. Moore believes it has been supplanted by a mindset where fear has been replaced by a focus on success and silverware.