Pete Doherty at Glastonbury 2022: “I’ve been spearheading indie sleaze for years!”

BBC This Country star Daisy May Cooper looked unrecognisable as she debuted a gorgeous hair transformation on social media.The BAFTA award-winning star posed for a series of stunning snaps where she ditched her usual blonde locks for flowing silver waves.Her gorgeous hairstyle framed her beautiful face, with Daisy looking radiant as she wore a pop of pink lipstick and eye-liner for an extra touch of glamour.

vehicle while carrying a pram as the fire erupted on a motorway. The dramatic moment was caught on camera as the driver ran away from the blaze on the hard shoulder in Birmingham on Friday, July 15.Mal Johnson, who snapped the photo, watched on in horror as the man carried the frame which was connected to a baby seat. READ MORE Fireball explosion as Ukrainian plane 'with 12 tons of explosives' crashes in Greece The incident took place at around 3pm as shocked passers-by watched smoke descend onto the M42 southbound between J2 for Birmingham and J1 for Bromsgrove.National Highways West Midlands halted traffic to make way for emergency services who rushed to the scene.

Manchester United's pre-season tour of Australia on Saturday, discussing the club's imminent signing of versatile defender Lisandro Martinez from Ajax. However, fans were left distracted by the background behind Reddy, which featured United shirts hung upside down, making it appear she was stood on the ceiling.Viewers were quick to point out the gaffe and joked she only appeared to be upside down as she was reporting from Australia, where United are currently on tour.READ MORE: World Cup of Pundits: Vote for ultimate footy expert as Roy Keane aims to defend titleOne fan wrote: "Anybody else notice the room is upside down??” Meanwhile, another added: "Why you standing on the ceiling mate?"A third viewer also tweeted: "Sky Sports trying to make us believe she's in the dressing room there but it's kinda upside down ain't it…"One more commented: "She's upside down cause they're in Australia.

conspiracy theorist who hosts a show on TikTok that ponders what life would be like without specific historical events believes the lives of the Russian people would have been more prosperous had Vladimir Putin not become their president.The host of the What If Show claims that without the Kremlin leader being so focused on increasing the strength of his military, his country could have had better trade in Russian lumber and increased funding for education.In the video, which has gained more than 10,300 likes, the What If Show explained: "Here's what would happen if Putin never came to power, when Putin took control. READ MORE: Russian forces bested by goat after tripwire grenade trap injures dozens of troops "He made the oligarchs an offer, they couldn't refuse, stay out of politics and he'd stay out of their business."But without a central figure, leading these criminals by the nose, they might've fought one another to control Russia's assets."Their lust for power could have endangered an entire country's security, and maybe the world's. "Russia might've been part of NATO instead of pumping all that money into the military as happened under Putin's orders.

family members in a sick revenge porn incident.Lauren Fowler, 20, and Aimee Lawson, 31, had X-rated footage of their victim from a previous boozy session.After a row with their former mate, the pair decided to humiliate her by creating a Facebook group chat with strangers, her mum, and even her ex’s family.READ MORE: Rugby star Ricky Bibey dead in Italy hotel room after 'erotic game' with bloodied womanThey then proceeded to send around four explicit videos and 40 photos to the group chat.The offences - disclosing private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress - took place between May 8 and May 9 2021.Fowler and Lawson also accused the victim of being a “s***” multiple times in the tirade, saying she slept with multiple men.At Hull Crown Court, the victim said: "While in the group chat I was embarrassed, humiliated and angry when I found they had shared all my private life to my family who should not have seen such footage."I am worried this has caused an issue with my ex-partner and his family and that this will continue into the future."I am also embarrassed I had to share this with the police but I feel they should be dealt with accordingly for what they have done."But judge Ben Nolan decided to not send the women behind bars as they had successfully completed community orders whilst previously on bail for common assault.Stay in the loop with all the latest Daily Star news by signing up to one of our free newsletters here.Nolan explained: "This was very unpleasant behaviour on both your parts.

The Normal People star, 24, who is from north London, portrays Catherine "Kya" Clark in the movie adaptation of the best-selling book of the same title.It tells the story of an abandoned girl who raises herself in a North Carolina marsh before falling in love with two men when she is brought into a town.Daisy says mastering the accent of the American South was helped by playing word games with her parents as a child.She explained: "I grew up with a lot of accents in the house. My mum is from the north of Ireland, my dad's Scottish, and then my Grandad and my cousin Jacklyn came to live with me when I was wee and they had a very, very strong accent too."Then my mum will always put on wee characters and my dad will too, and we'll talk in accents with each other.Then I grew up in London so there was quite a north London accent which I'd sometimes pick up.

Japanese Breakfast was joined by Wilco‘s Jeff Tweedy at a gig yesterday (July 16) to perform his band’s 2001 hit ‘Jesus Etc.’ – see footage below.Michelle Zauner was playing a slot at the Pitchfork Music Festival in Tweedy’s hometown of Chicago as part of her tour for 2021 album ‘Jubilee’.Half way through the set, Tweedy joined her on stage to perform ‘Jubilee’ track ‘Kokomo, IN’, with the pair then going on to share a rendition of ‘Jesus Etc.’. She has covered the song in the past and joined the whole of Wilco to play the song at a recent festival.It comes after Zauner welcomed Tweedy’s Wilco bandmate Nels Cline to the stage during her set at Solid Sound Festival in North Adams, Massachusetts, with Cline performing a guitar solo on Japanese Breakfast track ‘Posing For Cars’.See footage of the performances with Tweedy below.At Pitchfork Fest, I straight up cried when Jeff Tweedy came out on stage during Japanese Breakfast and finished his two song stint with “Jesus Etc”.

This week almost one in four families across Scotland, England, Wales and Northern Ireland received £326 directly to their bank account as the first part of a cost of living support package. The package will be split into parts, however for some it may not go far enough.

An elderly woman has been killed by two alligators after falling in a pond near her home in Florida. The woman, who has not been named, is believed to have been grabbed by two alligators before she was able to climb out of the pond located at the Boca Royale Golf and Country Club in Englewood.

READ NEXT: Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love's Hollywood home on sale for less than $1millionItems once played by his former Beatles bandmates including Ringo Starr and John Lennon have sold at auction for eye-watering sums - with other music icons even purchasing the items themselves.As bidders head to the auction house to try purchase a part of music history, Daily Star takes a look at some of the most expensive music memorabilia ever sold.Nirvana's MTV Unplugged performance in 1993 went down in history as one of the music series' greatest performances of all time.The performance, which took place just five months before singer Kurt Cobain died, saw the star play a retro acoustic-electric 1959 Martin D-18E during the set.Now an important part of music history, the guitar later sold at Julien's Auctions in 2020 for a jaw-dropping £4.9m, and was won by Rode Microphones founder Peter Freedman.According to the BBC, Peter Freedman said he planned to take the guitar on a worldwide tour, with proceeds to go to supporting the performing arts.He also described buying the guitar as "a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity", according to the auction house.Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour announced in 2019 that he was selling his entire guitar collection, with the intention to use the funds to fight climate change.Speaking at the time, he told NME: "These guitars have been very good to me. They’re my friends.

Jack Whitehall may be left feeling slightly embarrassed, as his mum Hilary Whitehall revealed a saucy part of the star's past.Actress Hilary revealed that she once found out that son Jack had been watching the racy adult channel Babestation when he was a teenager.However in a typically comedic turn of events, Jack later blamed it all on his TV producer father Michael.READ NEXT: Uma Thurman and Jack Whitehall lead star-studded cast to launch new streaming serviceSpeaking to The Sun On Sunday, Hilary said: "I remember when Jack was living at home in his late teens and I came down one morning and switched on the TV and it was on Babestation.“I stormed up to his bedroom and said, ‘If you’re going to watch things like that, please have the courtesy to get it off that channel before I get up in the morning’."Do you know what he said? ‘I wasn’t, Daddy was watching’."It is not the first time that Hilary has spoken about her son during interviews, with her and husband Michael becoming just as famous as son Jack through their appearances on his hit Netflix series Travels With My Father.Both Hilary and Michael Whitehall appear in the programme alongside Jack, with the trio loved by generations of fans for their series of adventures across the world.The show primarily sees Jack and Michael travel to various locations, with mother Hilary occasionally joining them in destinations including Las Vegas.Away from the programme, Jack's parents have also spoken openly about their famous son during interviews, with Michael gushing over both Jack and wife Hilary as he said his son inherited her kindness from her.He told The Guardian: "It’s pure kindness, a quality Jack has entirely inherited from his mother."However, Michael admitted that

mum of a blonde baby boy who is the spitting image of Boris Johnson thanks to his iconic locks says her son is now "worldwide famous" as a result. Tatiana Doronina, 36, and baby David, one, were in the news last year when David was born with the outgoing Prime Minister's signature messy blonde locks.

Premier League is at champions Manchester City and their arch-rivals Manchester United have one of the most expensive. A survey has taken data from across the 20 teams and found the two Manchester clubs are some distance apart when it comes to the price of a tipple.

Pete Doherty has revealed that he hopes The Libertines‘ long-awaited fourth album should be completed by the end of 2022.Doherty was speaking to NME just after The Libs stepped off stage from their opening performance on The Other Stage at Glastonbury 2022 last weekend, where the singer and guitarist spoke highly of the current mood in the camp – which was reflected in the joyous and buoyant nature of their set.“The chemistry is working to the original chemical formula, with the prosperity, harmony and advancement of the Albion’s dream and promise,” Doherty told NME.Looking to the future, Doherty confirmed that writing sessions in Jamaica were pencilled in for work on the long-awaited follow-up to 2015’s ‘Anthems For Doomed Youth‘.Having previously told NME that the record looked set to have an eclectic mix of styles in the same vein as The Clash’s ‘Sandinista’, Doherty explained: “There are lots of things on the table – some really good, strong and melodic rock’n’roll songs. We’ve also got ideas for soundscapes and spoken word stuff.”Asked when the album might be complete, he replied: “By the end of the year, I think – hopefully.

Glastonbury is back. After a two-year hiatus, the iconic festival has returned to Worthy Farm to celebrate its delayed 50th year. This year will see headliners such as Billie Eilish, Paul McCartney and Kendrick Lamar — but our eyes will be firmly set on the festival’s fashion.

Ukraine, four months after Russia invaded the country.Pete Doherty and bandmates are celebrating 20 years since the release of their debut album Up the Bracket this year and headlined The Other Stage at the famous festival as part of the celebrations.But ahead of their performance, the group played a video from Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy who pleaded with music lovers to "spread truth".READ MORE: Melanie C teases Spice Girls performance with Victoria at GlastonburyZelenskyyurged those at the festival to raise awareness for their charity United24 over the course of the weekend and encouraged them to put pressure on politicians.During a break in The Gold Old Days, Pete led the crowd and chanted "Volodymyr Zelensky" to the tine of Seven Nation Army by The White Strips, which later returned at the closing of their set.Meanwhile, drummer Gary Powell started the cheer: "We love you Ukraine, we do – oh Ukraine we love you!" sending the audience wild.He said: "Greetings, Glastonbury! The festival resumes this year after a two-year break, the pandemic has put on hold the lives of millions of people around the world but has not broken."We, in Ukraine, would also like to live the life as we used to and enjoy the freedom and this wonderful summer. But we cannot do that because the most terrible has happened – Russia has stolen our peace."We will not let Russia's war break us, and we want to stop the war before it ruins people's lives in other countries of Europe, Africa, Asia, Latin America – they are all under threat now.

The Libertines kicked off the first main day of music at Glastonbury 2022, playing a raucous early morning set on The Other Stage as they paid tribute to Ukraine. Check out photos, the setlist and what went down below.Making their return to Worthy Farm after their surprise appearance on the Pyramid Stage back in 2015, the indie veterans provided a loud and boisterous wake-up call to early risers and brought out the sun after chilly weather and wet conditions set in.Their set was introduced by a video message from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, calling on the crowd to “spread truth” about the war with Russia and share Glastonbury’s inclusive and loving feeling “with everyone whose freedom is under attack”.With Pete Doherty in a long-hooded coat and wellies and Carl Barat in snakeskin boots, pinstripe trousers and a vest, the band kicked off a solid and joyful career-spanning set with ‘Up The Bracket’.During a breakdown in ‘The Good Old Days’, Doherty led the crowd in chanting “Volodymyr Zelensky to the tune of The White Stripes‘ ‘Seven Nation Army’.

Glastonbury time, the iconic music festival never fails to deliver when it comes to the style stakes. After being cancelled two years in a row it is making a triumphant return in 2022. This year is a bumper year for music also, with hundreds of acts performing at Worthy Farm between Friday the 24th and Sunday the 26th of June.

Get the latest celebrity gossip and telly news sent straight to your inbox. Sign up to our weekly Showbiz newsletter here. “Years later, when I wasn’t a committed Christian and didn’t feel the presence of Jesus in my heart very often, I still remembered a time when I did, and I’d feel genuinely safe in that knowledge.“Evangelical is the wrong word, but that’s the closest word I can think of to describe feeling the presence of God or presence of the spirit.

Pete Doherty still bears bad memories of ex girlfriend Kate Moss, 48, after she once set fire to his beloved teddy. In his new book, A Likely Lad, the 43-year-old wrote: “[there was] not really one specific incident that finished the relationship.

Pete Doherty has recalled throwing a ‘flying kick’ at Kate Moss during their tumultuous relationship.The 43-year-old musician has reflected on a holiday to Thailand back in 2007 when his then-partner had to bail him out of prison after he was arrested for doing drugs with some backpackers he met on the trip.However, The Libertines rocker says in his new memoir A Likely Lad that he was violent and aggressive, and left her at the police station.He wrote: ‘Kate and David Tang came to bail me out of the police station, and I was so out of my head I called Kate a p***k and did a flying kick at her, then ran off down a motorway.‘The next thing I woke up at Heathrow in a pair of Thai policeman’s shorts — didn’t even have my passport.’Earlier in the trip, the couple tied the knot in a Buddhist ceremony on the beach, and while the wedding didn’t have a legal standing in the UK, they were looking to make it official.However, they would split later that year after some intense rows.Pete added that there wasn’t ‘really one specific incident’ causing the split’ in 2007 after two years together, and said: ‘Our worlds were not really compatible in the end.’He previously claimed they broke up after he destroyed his teddy bear Pandy.Queen's Platinum Jubilee Pageant: Sir Cliff Richard and Naomi Campbell lead starsKate Moss lives it up at Queen's Platinum Jubilee Pageant after Johnny Depp trialJohnny Depp ‘wants to be friends with ex Kate Moss’ after she surprised him at London gigHe told the Mail On Sunday: ‘Oh no, don’t mention Pandy. Pandy, when I split up with a certain, young lady, she burnt it.