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Rangers legend Paul Gascoigne was once 'so lonely' that he reportedly let local kids break into his private pool at his Scots home.

Anton Du Beke, 55, reacted after he was “papped” by a camera yesterday at a dance studio.The former Strictly professional was snapped by broadcast agent Melissa Chappell in a get-up that was worlds away from the glitz and glam that his fans have come to expect.Yesterday Melissa tweeted out: “I fear he may never forgive me, but the unthinkable happened today. “I saw @theAntonDuBeke in a hoody! And trainers! And no tie!!!” she added with a flushed face emoji. She then went on to promote Anton’s live show with former Strictly professional dancer partner Erin Boag.Below she attached two pictures of Anton working on his dance moves.The usually suave-looking star was caught in grey sweatpants, a dark draw-string hoodie and some bright blue trainers.Anton retweeted the post to his 276,600 followers with three laughing emojis.“I think I may have been 'papped'!” he wrote, before adding: “#stillgotit”. “I'm not sure I shall ever be able to forgive you!” he added under Melissa’s original post with another laughing emoji.  Fans were quick to rush to the comments to reassure Anton that he did indeed still have it.Ellen Bartlett commented: “You still look absolutely amazing”.“Anton looks lovely whatever he wears!” added NUMBER ONE LFC FAN.“The end of civilisation as we know it,” joked A J Machin with a cheeky wink.“...

Sex Pistols‘ 1976 expletive-filled interview on The Today Show with Bill Grundy, which remains steeped in notoriety.It was at EMI that Hall first met Queen‘s Freddie Mercury, claiming in later years that the band’s 1974 hit ‘Killer Queen’ was written about him.Hall, who was born in Bethnal Green in 1947, also worked as Elton John‘s tea boy in his formative years and went on to promote the likes of Frank Sinatra, Queen and T-Rex.RIP Eric Hall, PR to T Rex, Queen and the Sex Pistols, and the first high profile football agent.

Around 90 people have been forced to leave their homes due to a huge blaze after a gas main caught fire in the early hours of the morning.