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Jess Glynne‘s booking at next year’s Isle of Wight Festival has raised eyebrows on social media, after festival boss John Giddings said in 2019 that the singer would “never be booked to play the Isle of Wight again”.This year’s Isle of Wight Festival was cancelled due to the coronavirus outbreak, but organisers have pressed on with arranging the 2021 edition and this morning (June 12) announced the first names for next year’s festival.Fans of the festival have been surprised to discover Glynne’s name on the bill for the 2021 Isle of Wight Festival, given that the singer was seemingly banned for life from appearing at the festival again after she cancelled her slot at the 2019 event at the last minute.Glynne later said that she pulled out of

Police have rushed to the scene of a stabbing in London.Images on social media show a bloodied man appearing hurt on the floor of a street in Stoke Newington.A police helicopter is see circling overhead as construction workers surround the man.Met Police confirmed that a man in his 50s suffered stab wounds.A statement read: "At 10.54am on Friday, June 12, police were called to reports of a male being restrained in Stoke Newington High Street. Officers and London Ambulance Service attended.A man, aged in his fifties, was found suffering stab wounds.

Anton Du Beke’s three-year-old son has undergone surgery.The Strictly Come Dancing confirmed that George was in hospital as he explained why he would not be leading online dance classes on Friday, 12 June.The 53-year-old tweeted: ‘So sorry my loves, I won’t be able to take today’s classes as little George has had an operation and a short stay in hospital – but don’t worry, he’s all ok now! ‘A huge thank you to all the brilliant @NHS Doctors & Nurses for looking after us – you’re all simply amazing.

UK pubs closed their doors due to lockdown restrictions on March 20. That's 84 days we've gone without them - not that anyone is counting.

Gretna FC 2008’s return to competitive action could be miles away. The Black-and-Whites chief executive acknowledges that football has been forced to take a back seat while other issues rightly take priority amidst the coronavirus pandemic which continues to sweep across the world.Clubs across Scotland are enduring life under lockdown although there is light at the end of the tunnel for SPFL Premiership sides who could begin preparing for the game’s ‘biosecure’ return from yesterday.But in the Lowland League, Scottish football’s fifth tier, there is seemingly little prospect of players gathering for a training session let alone matches being played with fans in attendance.The likes of Gretna are quietly hibernating.

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Two sisters found dead in a London park following a birthday celebration could have been murdered by a stranger, police believe.

George Floyd rally in Buffalo has a “brain injury” as a result of the fall, his lawyer has said. Martin Gugino, 75, was filmed with blood pouring from one ear after being shoved by officers during a peaceful demonstration in the New York State city last week.

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Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner. His British ex-girlfriend has told the Mirror he owned a third car, details of which have never been made public.

Loch Rannoch at the weekend.Jobs uncertainty builds over PerthshireThe police post displayed a bit of humour by inviting the campers to return to pick up their drugs, but the overall point was serious: disappointment at more abandoned rubbish, picnic chairs, a tarp and even an icebox left at a beauty spot for others to clear up.It said: “Our officers were out patrolling various rural locations around Tayside this weekend.

Coupar Angus at about 7.30pm on Sunday, June 7.It follows a police warning about the practice, which has been on the increase across Perth and Kinross.Police suggest campers come and claim the drugs they left behindA blue Subaru Forester was seen to drive into a field before the driver released two lurcher-type dogs.The dogs killed a hare, which was retrieved by their owner then thrown into a corner of the field from the car as it drove away.The car was last seen heading towards the Coupar Angus to Kettins road.Two men were in the car but only one got out.

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Joan Bakewell was handed a fine by police after she accidentally left her car near her home with the engine running.Officers were called out to reports of a “suspicious” vehicle and found the Labour peer’s Mini parked at an angle with the engine and lights still on but no one at the wheel.They called Dame Joan, 86, who said she was away for the weekend and admitted this was not the first time she had accidentally left the car running because it was a keyless vehicle.She gave the officers permission to smash a window and disable the locked car.

The summer season in the Hamptons, which usually kicks off with a host of parties and benefits, is starting off in a different way this year: with a socially distanced drive-in movie event that will benefit food pantries on the East End of Long Island. The brainchild of Rob Wiesenthal, CEO of Blade helicopter service, the two-night fundraiser — which will screen the new Kenneth Branagh-directed Disney+ fantasy film Artemis Fowl — is taking place at Bridgehampton's Hampton Classic Horse Show grounds on June 12 and 13.

A 13-year-old boy and three men will appear in court today charged with assaulting police officers in East London.

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Manchester United stars will reportedly use a corporate lounge after getting changed before heading out on to the pitch to ensure social distancing measures are applied.Football is set to undergo a number of changes when it returns next week, including empty stadiums, temporary larger changing rooms and socially distanced celebrations.One the main issues surrounding football’s return is where players will get changed, with several club’s current facilities not deemed large enough to ensure social distancing is followed.A host of clubs have had to make temporary arrangements, with Crystal Palace set to use a Portakabin and Aston Villa looking to use the media lounge as a changing room.Norwich have already decided they will use corporate