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A murderer had his prison sentence extended by nine months after being caught with illicit sim cards four times in under a year at Perth Prison.

It's less than one day until Katie Price's latest memoir hits the shops – the sixth to be released covering intimate details of her extremely eventful life. Promising to reveal "the true story behind the headlines", the 46 year old former glamour model – who's currently dating Married At First Sight star JJ Slater – has delved into her past relationships, family life, struggles with addiction and traumatic experiences. She has warned people could get PTSD from reading it.This Is Me: The High Life.The Dark Days.The FULL Story by Katie Price (published by John Blake) is out in shops from Thursday, 18 July, promises to provide a fresh perspective on her life in the limelight – buy it here on Amazon for £15.79 or over at Waterstones here for £17.99.The book marks 20 years since her hit autobiography titled Being Jordan hit the shelves.

Beatles tribute concert led to concertgoers walking out of the venue, according to new reports.The gig took place at the 1,000-year-old Winchester Cathedral, and saw numerous attendees leave the event early due to the “deafening acoustics” at the venue.Hundreds of people were in attendance to see the “ultimate tribute” to the iconic rock veterans, but reports later emerged that the choice of venue led to a “wall of sound” being created, and the songs becoming indistinguishable from one another.According to a report from GB News, tickets to the event were around £40 per person, and numerous attendees claimed they couldn’t tell which song was playing at the Beatles by Candlelight concert.“We had been looking forward to it for weeks, we were really excited. We thought it would be a really nice evening, but no,” one concertgoer told The Telegraph about the experience.

Ben Croll Urban Sales and KMBO have boarded the 2D family film “The Hermit and the Bear,” with the Paris-based exporter handling international sales for the animated title as Gallic distributor KMBO covers the domestic release. This joint distributor/sales agent deal marks a dual show of faith for a development title that recently pitched to substantial buyer interest at the Cartoon Movie pitch and co-production forum in Bordeaux — where KMBO was voted distributor of the year. Adapted from a 1990s tome, the film follows the long apprenticeship between a lonely bear and an irascible hermit. Beginning as an awkward pupil and a rusty teacher, the pair’s bond soon develops into an unusual and life-affirming fellowship. The duo then set off into the forest, singing the benefits of friendship to all the woodland critters.

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