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A fundraiser for a young Rangers fan who died in Lisbon during the Europa League clash with Benfica has collected more than £13,000.

A dad claimed he torched a Larkhall carwash out of revenge after he was the victim of a hammer attack.

Britain's Got Talent finalist Andrew Johnston has appeared in court accused of raping to women.The former choirboy, who came third place on the ITV show back in 2008, was charged on two accounts of rapes in 2020. He allegedly raped one woman at an address in West London in November 2019.READ MORE: Simon Cowell feared he'd be castrated during terrifying America's Got Talent stuntJohnston, now 27, has also been charged with sexually assaulting her in March 2020, The Sun report.He is also accused of raping another woman in a flat in South London between January and February 2020.Johnston appeared before Westminster magistrates on Wednesday and was granted bail.He did not enter a plea and will appear at Southwark crown court for a pre-trial hearing on September 7.Since 2017, Johnston has been working as a roofer.Now sporting a beard, Johnston is unrecognisable from the 13-year-old who made Amanda Holden cry during his rendition of Pie Jesu 13 years ago.During his initial audition, Johnston claimed that he was bullied and victimised from the age of six because of his singing.

Britain's Got Talent's George Sampson has just landed an amazing new job in Los Angeles and looks very different to how he did back in 2008 when he won the ITV show.The dancer first shot to fame on the first-ever series of the ITV talent show back in 2007 when he was just 14.However, is better known for his stint during the second season the following year, which he won.The Warrington-born lad auditioned for the programme a whopping 14 years ago and has since revealed he used his busking money to pay for dance lessons.During his first attempt, he performed to Timbaland's tune Drop and made it to the next round but failed to get to the semi-finals stage.A year later, he returned and busted a move to Bob Sinclair's Rock This Party in front of TV judges Simon Cowell, Amanda Holden and Piers Morgan.He proceeded into the next round where he then performed his iconic routine to Singin' In The Rain.This performance and his cheeky chappy persona got him to the final.In the final, George performed exactly the same routine, which concluded with him flipping onto his back under a shower of water.The youngster was crowned the 2008 winner and beat finalists Signature and Andrew Johnston to the top spot.George is now 29 and still loves to perform.In recent years, he has now moved to Los Angeles and will be starring in the musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie, after wowing fans in the West End.He will be playing a substantial role of school bully Dean Paxton.The star attended the Hollywood red carpet event of the show on Monday and flashed a dazzling smile as he posed for the cameras.He recently reflected on how his dance journey had come, writing on Instagram: "I used to dance in the rain and the snow on the streets of Manchester/

George Sampson recently shared a look at his tattoo sleeves, and fans couldn't believe how much time had gone by since the star won Britain's Got Talent. George skyrocketed to fame after winning the hit show with his dance in 2007.

Glasgow because cabin crew feared he was going to attack someone after kicking off because the flight was delayed. High Speed 2 worker Andrew Johnston, 46, was travelling on the British Airways flight back to Scotland to visit his family for the weekend.