Parents fuming over inappropriate 'anatomically correct' animal toys

Manchester City man and his colleagues have their eyes on a Magical Brilliant Ending to this Euros after getting their bid off to a flying start. Gareth Southgate’s men drew first blood in Scotland ’s section with Sterling creating a bit of history in the process.

Dick Strawbridge, 61, has revealed he wanted to cool things off in the early days of his courtship with Angel Adoree, 42, as the former Army Lieutenant felt he was too old to have children.The Escape To The Chateau star explained he would have felt guilty if he had kept his now-wife from having children, and instead encouraged her to find a “young man” to be with.Opening up on the beginning of their romance, Dick shared: “I was over 50 when I met Angel, and I didn’t ask her age because that was a scary thing to do. “Our agent had introduced us because we had a similar work ethic."While there had been online speculation that he was married to his first wife Brigit Weiner when he met Angel in 2010, the truth is that he’d been separated for a

 “Because you’re on borrowed time, and soon you’ll get a tap on the shoulder from the HR Stasi.” Detailing his conversations with pals on the subject, Jeremy added: “I speak often to my friends about this, and all of them are frightened to death. “They know that if they continue to eat and do and say whatever they’ve eaten and done and said for the past 40 years, they’re going to be out of a job. “And even if they don’t, they’ll still be out on their ear for having eaten and said and done it back in 1974.”It comes after Jeremy’s former Top Gear colleague and pal Phillipa Sage claimed the presenter was "always accompanied and watched over by a BBC official" while he fronted the programme to ensure he didn't say or do anything

Vakoun Bayo looks set to return to Parkhead with Toulouse unlikely to exercise their purchase option on the striker. The Ivorian striker has made just nine league appearances in two seasons, failing to score a Premiership goal, before being loaned out to France last summer.

It was a fun day out for Emily Andrea and her children Amelia, 7, and four year old Theo as they enjoyed a trip to London's Natural History Museum.The NHS doctor, who shares her adorable brood with husband Peter Andre, shared sweet snaps of the youngsters taking a break from London's heatwave and enjoying time indoors at the museum's exhibits. In one image, the brother and sister duo look up in awe at a giraffe's skeleton alongside a true-to-scale figure of a giraffe.

Julie Chrisley knows best — especially when it comes to raising her kids.

supports HTML5 videoOlly Murs is halfway through his charity trek in Caroline Flack’s memory, joining several of the late presenter’s pals on the mission. The former X Factor star is taking part in the Climb 4 Caroline trek which will see him reach 24 peaks in 24 hours, writing Caroline’s initials at the top of each one in her favourite lipstick. Caroline died by suicide in February 2020 at the age of 40 and the trek aims to raise money towards the mental health charity Samaritans. They have since reached over £17,000 donations, which is almost 90% of their £20k target.

Alesha Dixon has revealed how her parenting was impacted by witnessing domestic violence in her childhood.The Britain’s Got Talent judge has long been open about the abuse which her mum Beverley was subjected to by a former boyfriend when Alesha was just eight. Witnessing the horrific violence has shaped the way Alesha, 42, has parented her two daughters, Azura, seven, and Ananya, 19 months, who she shares with husband Azuka Anonye. Speaking to The Sun On Sunday, Alesha said: ‘I have had things happen that have knocked me to my core and had to spend many years working through it.

Meghan Markle's father appeared in a new bombshell interview today on 60 Minutes Australia.The estranged father of the Duchess of Sussex shared in the no-holds-barred chat that he thinks veteran TV host Oprah Winfrey is taking advantage of his daughter and her husband Prince Harry.He shared that he felt Oprah was cashing in on the royal couple to further her huge TV network.Opening up, Thomas said: "I think Oprah Winfrey is playing Harry and Meghan."I think she's using them to build her network and build her new shows."I think she's taking advantage of a very weakened man and getting him to say things that you just shouldn't be saying on television."The 60 Minutes Australia interview then said: "So, you think Oprah has seen, I guess, the

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Amanda Owen features in her own Channel 5 reality series called Our Yorkshire Farm. The programme follows Amanda, her husband Clive Owen and their nine children as they go about their daily routine of running Ravenseat Farm - which they rent but don't own.

online tool which allows people to check the status of their second appointment. Recent advice has recommended bringing forward the second dose from 12 to eight weeks.

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Prince Harry, during which he described the Duke of Sussex, 36, as a "woke snowflake," Liam has hit out, comparing the musician to Tony Blair, who had been accused of betraying the values of the Labour party in order to receive the majority vote during his time in office as Prime Minister.When asked by a Twitter follower if Noel is still Rock’n’Roll, he said: "Them days are well and truly over he looks and acts like Tony Blair."Liam went on to say: "He likes people to think he is but he’s a f*****g SQUARE of the highest order."Noel has previously shared his public support for former Prime Minister Tony Blair, 68, claiming that the ex-Labour politician is "the last person who made sense".The Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds frontman

EastEnders actress Louisa Lytton has revealed she fell pregnant at the same time as dealing with a harrowing miscarriage storyline on the BBC soap.

Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show may not be open to live spectators, but the show — held outdoors at the Lyndhurst mansion in Tarrytown, New York, for the first time — will still go on, with live coverage Saturday and Sunday on Fox Sports as well as streamed through Westminster’s website. And it will still be packed with pampered pups who are better groomed than most humans.

Rio Ferdinand has opened up about life as a dad and admits he has a "strict" side to him.The defender, who captained both England and Manchester United, is 'hands-on' with his four kids.The star has Lorenz, 14, Tate, 12, and Tia, 10, who he shared with his late wife Rebecca Ellison.The footballer also has Cree, six months, who he shares with his wife Kate. The 42-year-old told The Sun he tries to find the perfect balance between firm and fair at home.

Selena Gomez has urged Prime Minister Boris Johnson to donate all of the UK's surplus coronavirus vaccines to poorer countries. The 28-year-old pop star has hit out at the politician after he announced that the UK will have donated five million surplus doses of coronavirus vaccines by September.

Queen has been gifted a new corgi puppy for her birthday after suffering heartbreak with little pup Fergus dying earlier this year, according to reports.The pet was given to Her Majesty to mark her birthday yesterday for the Trooping of the Colour.The new pooch has helped to put a smile back on her face after the puppy given to her when Prince Philip fell ill died shortly after the Duke passed away.Prince Andrew and his daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, got her the six-week-old male, whose name is not yet known.The dog was given to her on Thursday on what would have been Prince Philip's 100th birthday, a source has said.He has cheered the Queen up, who lost her husband in April and then beloved dorgi Fergus last month.The pooch, who was a

Ben Croll Boasting 41 projects and 81 decision makers, NewImages’ XR market took on a more expansive scope this year as organizers looked to welcome new actors and project types into the fold.“We’ve seen a much wider profile of projects this year,” NewImages market head Elie Levasseur tells Variety. “Because NewImages is very linked to the film world, thus far we’d mostly seen narrative works.

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