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A huge ‘mafia scale’ fly tip that has blighted a city centre beauty spot will get cleared up following the MEN’s intervention.

FANS could snap up these Brit icon pics in a lucky-dip sale of celebrity Polaroids by photographer David Bailey. Model Kate Moss, music stars Noel Gallagher and Damon Albarn plus many more are £1,200 a pop as part of a London exhibition by Bailey, 84.

Glass Animals have cancelled both their Mad Cool and NOS Alice sets due to illness.Frontman David Bailey said he was “gutted” to cancel the shows but had no option due to issues with his “vocal cords”.He wrote: “Gutted to say we have to cancel our shows tomorrow and the following day in Madrid and Lisbon. I absolutely hate cancelling shows, but my vocal cords have had it.”He continued: “I took steroids to bring down the swelling [for] the last two shows but it doesn’t seem to be doing theatric anymore and I’ve been recommended to take a few days to rest them so it doesn’t turn into something worse.“We  were so looking forward to these shows, but we’ll be back asap.

Pride programmes celebrating the LGBT community saw the story of April Ashley told, detailing how she became one of the UK's most prominent transgender equality campaigners.The Extraordinary Life of April Ashley took viewers back to her gritty upbringing in Liverpool's slums, through to starring in films, modelling for British Vogue and her controversial divorce court battle.Ashley, who died last year at the age of 86, became one of the first people in Britain known to have gone through gender reassignment surgery, in what proved to be a painful procedure abroad, after she was outed in the press.The documentary, which aired at 10pm on Monday July 4, was designed to “take the audience inside the intimate reality of the transgender experience” and explored how Ashley “paved the way for future generations of transgender people”, according to Channel 4.April Ashley was a transgender model, dancer, restaurant owner and equalities campaigner who was involved in the landmark divorce trial Corbett v Corbett.Born George Jamieson in Liverpool, Ashley suffered from calcium deficiency during her childhood and required weekly injections at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital in the city’s West Derby area.Her obituary in The Telegraph suggests she knew at 15 she wanted to become a woman but signed-up with the Merchant Navy a year later, only to be given an dishonourable discharge after an alleged suicide attempt.At the age of 25, after embarking on a career in Paris as a part of a drag cabaret act, Ashley went to Morocco where she had gender reassignment surgery.She returned to Britain and became a successful fashion model, appearing in British Vogue for which she was photographed by David Bailey.Ashley also won a small role in the '60s

EXCLUSIVE: HBO Documentary Films is embarking on a documentary about pioneering supermodel Donyale Luna, one of the first Black models to be featured on the covers of major European fashion magazines.

Queen Elizabeth has a playful side!

Showing a different side. A previously unreleased portrait of the late Princess Diana is now being displayed at Kensington Palace.

Princess Diana is being seen from a new lens!

Princess Diana is being seen from a new lens!A never-before-seen image of the People’s Princess appears as part of the new exhibition, Life Through a Royal Lens, dedicated to the royal family, in Kensington Palace. In the black and white photo, Diana, who was thought to be 27-years-old at the time, looks away from the camera. For the occasion, the princess wore a sleek one-shoulder gown, with her hair feathered just below her ears.

Kate Middleton has been urged to 'stick to being herself' and to 'not try and be like Princess Diana' by a royal expert. Earlier this week many commented on the striking similarities between the two women after a previously unseen portrait of Diana emerged. The photo, taken by esteemed photographer David Bailey in 1988, shows the late Princess looking off into the distance, similarly to how Kate was snapped in a series of portraits released to mark her 40th birthday earlier this year.

Princess Diana looks stunning in a beautiful and incredibly sophisticated new black-and-white image set to go on display at Kensington Palace.The portrait features the late Royal, who sadly died at the age of 36 following a car crash in Paris, during her younger years. Diana was photographed looking side-on with her blonde hair styled into a cropped bob, which is how she used to wear it in her mid-late 20s. Dressed in a a satin one-shoulder dress, the People's Princess accessorised her regal outfit with a pair of bejewelled drop earrings.

jellyfish-like creatures which have been washed up on British beaches.The Portuguese man o' war has been spotted washed up on beaches in Devon and the South West.The jellyfish-like animals tends to be blown into UK seas by windy conditions from the west and are often found on the west coast.David Bailey, a Coastguard volunteer, spotted the deadly animals while walking on Slapton Sands in Devon on Sunday.He said the creatures are not commonly seen on the British coastlines during this time of year.The Portuguese man o' war is not a jellyfish but in fact a marine hydrozoan that's partially filled with carbon monoxide.David said that their vicious sting can be "very, very painful" and sometimes "fatal" to dogs if ingested.The Dartmouth Coastguard Rescue Team issued a warning after the marine creatures were spotted at two different beaches in Brighton over the weekend.The warning advised beachgoers to keep their dogs on leads as the sting can be "toxic" and deadly.The Coastguard team said: "These give a very nasty sting that lingers. It can sting even when dead on the beach."The harmful animal inhabits warmer climates in the Atlantic Ocean.

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David Bailey was never one for decorum. The 82-year-old photographer rose to fame in 1960s London with his bold fashion shoots, boisterous working-class accent and bad-boy attitude.

ARTIST Keith Tyson told Virgin Radio listeners ‘everyone can draw’ as he discussed his Isolation Art School on Instagram. Speaking to Chris Evans on the Virgin Radio Breakfast Show today, the Turner Prize winner encouraged fans to take up art while on lockdown.

Cindy Crawford was fellow OG supermodel Naomi’s Campbell‘s first guest on her new No Filter YouTube series she launched on Apr. 6. While the two reminisced about photo shoots together early in their careers, Cindy revealed that she had been asked to removed the mole above her lip if she hoped for a future in the modeling industry. Naomi first asked Cindy about her famous beauty mark and whether or not Vogue would keep it or take it out on her covers. “I did a British Vogue cover, I think with David Bailey, before I did an American Vogue cover and on the British Vogue cover they retouched it out. So there is a cover of me out there with no mole,” Cindy, 54, revealed.

Iconic supermodel Cindy Crawford has revealed she was told to remove her iconic beauty spot during her early days in the fashion industry.

Cindy Crawford was told to remove her famous beauty mark.The 54-year-old supermodel began her modelling career in high school, but was told she would need to remove her trademark mole above her lip if she wanted to become a model. 'I did a British Vogue cover, I think with David Bailey, before I did an American Vogue cover and on the British Vogue cover they retouched it out.

A gay couple were told they would 'burn in hell' during a violent homophobic attack in Manchester city centre.