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Buying London is streaming on Netflix now, but what songs are included in the show’s soundtrack?The show is inspired by the US hit series Selling Sunset and follows a group of estate agents who sell expensive properties in the capital, led by property mogul Daniel Daggers.Buying London sees the agents of DDRE Global trying to sell properties in areas including Kensington and Chelsea, Belgravia and Mayfair, with the show focusing largely on their personal lives and their working relationships.A synopsis from Netflix reads: “Property mogul Daniel Daggers and his ambitious team of agents at DDRE Global take on and challenge London’s luxury property market in this brand-new Netflix series, Buying London. The talented team set out to conquer the super prime high-end real estate market from the prestigious streets of Mayfair to the exclusive enclaves of Holland Park as we follow the group as they navigate the intricacies of their personal lives as well as striving to make their mark in the glamorous world of luxury real estate.”The show arrived on Netflix on May 22 and runs for seven episodes.

Virgin River wouldn’t be the same without Jack and Mel’s love story, but some fans feel their chemistry isn’t as strong as it once was.

Piers Morgan, 57, was described by a member of his team who'd reached out to Jack Monroe as a "huge fan" of her work - but she claims that Piers had hit the block button on her on Twitter years ago, ironically telling her she was banned from his show for life.The activist, who has racked up more than half a million followers, was skeptical about the new approach - and she took to social media to tell the world that the man known for campaigning against cancel culture had tried to cancel her.She published a letter apparently sent by Piers' team to her - alongside the notification that she had been blocked - and wrote sarcastically: "He's a huge fan".Jack added a smirking emoji to punctuate her feelings.The letter she had received asked her: "Are you interested in coming onto Piers Morgan's new show Piers Morgan Uncensored soon?"It continued: "The show is really keen to cover the cost of living crisis - of course."Jack writes in her Twitter profile that she has been a past user of food banks and is now an activist campaigning to end poverty, so concerns around rapidly accelerating costs for British people is her area of expertise.Piers' rep then added: "Also bring your recipes and approach to our global audience."Piers would love to have you.

Friends and fans of Janey Godley have rallied for the star after she admitted she's feeling "overwhelmed" by her ongoing fight against cancer.

Katie Hopkins has had a moan about being forced to sell her £1m home after losing a libel case.

With a deepening cost of living crisis and people everywhere struggling with putting food on the table after paying unprecedented price hikes on their household bills, the availability of supermarket own budget ranges has never been more important. It has been the subject of much debate with poverty campaigner Jack Monroe, who has stressed how reliable on 'white label' items many hard-up people, including struggling families, are in order to survive.

Anti-food campaigner Jack Monroe has shared how to manage to keep the weekly food shop costs at a minimum in the hopes it may help other shoppers save some cash while feeding their families.

Reducing our outgoings is a hot topic at the moment, not least our rising food bills.

The cost of living crisis is set to see costs increase, including the prices in our supermarkets.

If you've got a full family to feed, we all know that it can be easier to just grab a huge supermarket trolley to fill-up with your groceries while you are at the supermarket.

David is 63 and relies on state benefits.

Asda has announced it will nearly double the amount of stores which offer shoppers lower priced products by rolling out their Smart Price range to every store in the UK.

The cost of living is soaring and if there's one place you'll notice it more it's at the supermarket checkout.

Celebrated anti-poverty campaigner Jack Monroe has blasted a Tory MSP for comments about food bank users.

following the death of her cat.The food writer was devastated when her cat Pretzel died following a seizure.Unfortunately, the 32-year-old has since had death threats from online trolls but vowed to fight back by doing some ‘serious living’.She tweeted: ‘People in my DMs telling me to kill myself. I may be vulnerable and hurt, but I’m also extraordinarily petty, and nothing motivates me to pull round like the knowledge that it will really.

https://t.co/tdDgEr0jYyVets suggested putting Pretzel to sleep, but Jack said no.Jack then recalled: ‘When she woke a while later, she staggered from the chair to my bed and collapsed on one side.

During the most recent episode of Saturday Kitchen, Matt Tebbutt, 46, teased guest Jack Monroe about her love for bottled lemon juice. Following this, Great British Bake Off star Ruby Tandoh, 27, called Matt out for his antics on Twitter.The furious baker branded the chef a “snob” and urged him to “grow up” in view of her 110,000 followers.She wrote: “Why is Matt Tebbutt such a g*t.

Matt teams up with journalist and author Jack Monroe for new series Daily Kitchen Live, at a time when the catering sector has taken a huge hit because of the coronavirus crisis.The 46-year-old chef, who took over from James Martin on BBC One's Saturday Kitchen, said: "Yes, it is a fantastic thing for me to do and I'm really lucky and it's the sort of thing in ordinary times that I would shout about from the rooftops."It's a tricky one to measure because I'm really excited at the thought of doing a live daily TV show.

Walliams joined a select list of authors to have sold more than £100m worth of books, with his World's Worst series a particular hit with youngsters.

Jack Monroe is ­reluctant to refer to the current situation as ‘unprecedented times’, but she’s struggling to come up with a more ­original term for the ­coronavirus lockdown.