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Pokemon cards worth £60,000 from his boss and hiding them at his mum's house.Kyriacos Christou, 28, admitted stealing the cards as he picked orders for an online business that sells the Japanese trading cards for hundreds of pounds online.At a sentencing hearing it was revealed that Christou, who lives with his mum, was caught out when his boss became suspicious and set up secret cameras. READ MORE: Teen jailed for hacking Snapchat accounts and threatening to post women's nudes After Christou's arrest, half a million cards were found at his mum's house in Edmonton, the court heard.Prosecutor Nick Cribb said: "The defendant, who knew his Evolutions pre-release Charizard Holo from his Granbull V Full Art Ultra Rare, stole over £60,000 of stock from his employer and listed them for sale on his own eBay account."The value of Pokemon cards fluctuates but items like a 'SM Ultra Prism Booster Pack', which contain ten cards, sells for £15, with a box of those packs costing £750, it was said.

Britney Spears has announced she is “proud” to have lost five pounds while working out in a pair of teeny shorts.The 40-year-old pop princess packed on the PDA for a steamy clip with her husband Sam Asghari, 28, as the pair touched tongues with Britney pulling a cheeky side-eye to the camera, wearing nothing but a pink crop top and blue shorts.In a workout clip posted to Instagram, Britney could be seen in the garage on a weightlifting bench as she squatted for the camera with a bottle of water by her side.READ MORE: Britney Spears fans left 'helpless' and urge FBI to find her after cryptic 'red flags' She could later be seen pumping iron before the camera zoomed in on her toned belly, with sweat pooling in her bellybutton.The star piled her blonde hair up into a high ponytail for the workout, accentuating her gym routine with a yellow sweatband around one wrist and comfy navy trainers.Britney then teased the camera with an incredibly racy move, pulling down on the waistband of her shorts and wiggling her bum as she threatened to ease the bottoms all the way off.She told fans: “Ok so yeah… I’m showing my body!! I’m sweating like crazy!!! I’m proud I lost 5 pounds…"It comes as her worried fanbase has been begging the FBI to intervene, worried they’ve spotted “red flags” when it comes to Britney’s recent behaviour.On Thursday, August 5, the star simply uploaded a red square to her Instagram grid without a caption, leaving fans feeling “helpless”.One wrote alongside the snap: “Can we do a wellness check on this poor woman?! I feel so HELPLESS, and I can’t imagine how she must feel!"Another said: “This is seriously a case for the FBI,” as someone else wondered: “Is this an SOS?”A fourth fan went off: “I think she’s asking

Alan Carr fumed at a contestant on his Epic Gameshow on Saturday night (August 6), when he was "compared to Gollum" from Lord Of The Rings.On Saturday night the self-confessed chatty man headed up the classic British gameshow of Play Your Cards Right on ITV. Welcoming four couples from the general public to their podiums to play the classic game of higher or lower, there was a £30,000 jackpot up for grabs. READ NEXT: Alan Carr divides Epic Gameshow fans as he makes awkward 'mistake' on Strike It Lucky But chaos descended on the studio when Sunny, who was playing with wife Chaz, did some really great celebrity impressions while on the show.Sunny and Chaz were being introduced onto the show when Chaz revealed that her husband was rather good at doing celebrity impressions.

READ MORE:GBBO fans distracted by Noel Fielding's outfit as they compare him to book characterThe full-length bloke’s coat is made from lamb skin and would-be buyers are told: “Crafted from lambs’ fur and cut to a classic single-breasted silhouette, Fendi’s coat is adorned with a new iteration of the house’s logo.“The black background allows the colourful branding artwork from British artist Noel Fielding to be centre stage. Made in Italy.”A bomber jacket costs £971 and one stockist reveals: “Fendi’s black cotton hoodie is decorated with an assortment of logo embroideries across its front.“In a collaboration between artist Noel Fielding and Fendi, this zip-front hoodie will prove a versatile and timeless wardrobe staple.”The star shares his drawings with fans on Instagram and he calls his colourful, scribbly pieces “streams-of-consciousness”.The sketches also adorn knitted sweaters, quilted coats, bags, and boxy shirts, and he said of the designs: “It’s optimistic and positive.“Colours on their own can really help.

A couple who were attacked in their own home by a 6ft 4 naked intruder say they are still traumatised by the ordeal two years on.

Manchester United legend Rio Ferdinand was left shocked by a Liverpool fan's request on the opening Saturday of the Premier League season.

The July heatwave wasn’t a one-off, freak weather event - there is another heatwave coming as Brits around the country brace themselves for soaring temperatures in excess of 40C.The second heatwave that will see mercury topping 30C in swathes of the UK, will be a super-heatwave, hot on the heels of July’s scorching temperatures which caused havoc in the UK and in some cases, even tragically proved fatal. According to the New Scientist, approximately 1,000 people may have perished in England and Wales in the previous heatwave, while the double-digit weather also saw roads melting in some areas, causing the country to grind to a standstill. Weather models from July's heatwave where temperatures reached a sweltering high of 40.3 in Lincolnshire, are similar to models predicting August's temperature, forecasting another heatwave is on its way.

Rosie O'Donnell says her daughter, Vivienne, is «right to say» she didn't have a «normal» upbringing, because it's true!The actress posted another TikTok video on Friday and said she knew what her 19-year-old daughter was talking about when Vivienne posted her own TikTok video that triggered their fun back and forth.«Listen, I knew what she was talking about,» Rosie says in her video. «It's not normal to have three lesbian mothers and have one of them be famous and get in a fight with the president for five years or more.»O'Donnell added, «She's right to say that it wasn’t a normal upbringing like all of her friends, and it’s OK. You’re allowed to express your feelings in our family, even if you do it online in a funny manner.

Bad Bunny has officially kicked off the World’s Hottest Tour and you can check out the setlist right here!

Nothing has been set in stone for now, but Norman Lear and Brent Miller have a pretty good idea what they’d like to do if ABC decides to air another edition of Live In Front of a Studio Audience.

Louise Thompson has been left overjoyed as he beautiful baby boy said his first word. The 32 year old former Made In Chelsea star took to her Instagram feed to share the happy news with a clip of her son saying "Dada".

parents to keep his life support on. The 12-year-old died at 12.15pm on Saturday, his mother Hollie Dance has said outside the Royal London Hospital.Both Hollie and Paul Battersbee, had applied to a UN committee who in turn requested that the ending of his treatment be postponed.

A former local BBC radio host has been found guilty of stalking four people including television and radio broadcaster Jeremy Vine.

Hollywood stars reacted with outrage on Thursday as it was revealed Brittney Griner has been sentenced to nine years in Russian prison for bringing a marijuana pen into the country in February.Justin Bieber, Mia Farrow, and Andy Cohenwere among the celebrities expressing their displeasure in various social media posts made shortly after news of the sentencing broke.'THIS HURTS,' Bieber, 28, posted an his Instagram Stories. 'If anyone knows of anyway I can help please let me know.'Farrow, 77, called the verdict 'heartbreaking' as she tweeted:'The Russian judge ignored everything Britney Griner had stated.

Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson’s shock split after just nine months of dating has divided social media users. The pair broke up earlier this week due to long distance work commitments and demanding schedules which “made it really difficult to maintain a relationship”, according to reports in the US media. Ryan Gosling reportedly in talks for a Marvel Studios role'Wearing fur displays the very worst of humanity' says Leona LewisSophia Bush tells story about 'ghosting' RihannaMan fresh out of jail shares overwhelming shopping experienceKaty Perry and Orlando Bloom to have another child?If It is Hotter Do You Need More Sunscreen?Kelly Brook marries Jeremy Parisi in ItalyAngelina Jolie calls on UN to aid Syrian refugeesNew Study Identifies Root Cause of Hair LossNe-Yo's wife accuses him of infidelity: ‘8 years of lies’Gordon Ramsay says it's 'oven time' while selecting a lamb to eatNutritionist Dr Joanna McMillan's advice to freeze nutsPrincess Eugenie has given birth to a baby boyGordon Ramsay admits he loves vegan dishes!Britney Spears hails kids as 'mystical beings' following pregnancy lossGwyneth Paltrow insists nepotism babies have to work 'twice as hard'Kardashian and Davidson remain friends and “have a lot of love and respect for each other”, E! News reports.

Jo, via emailI am so glad you have written to me. Because my message to you is one of optimism and hope. Things are horrible for you at the moment, and I’m so sorry that’s the case.

Miranda Lambert was flooded with messages from her fans who were left sad after she was forced to cancel her performance at WE Fest on Friday. The singer was due to take the stage at the largest country music and camping festival in the US, but the safety of everyone attending was put in jeopardy due to the weather. MORE: Miranda Lambert pleads with fans in emotional video Taking to Instagram, Miranda wrote: "Well damn it@wesfestmn... the weather sure was actin up tonight.WATCH: Miranda Lambert's rise to fame So sad that we cannot play for y'all!! Hope to see y'all down the road again soon.

Activision Blizzard has published a financial report that shows that more than half of the total revenue came from mobile games in the last quarter, more than PC and console games combined.The report covers the three months up to and including June 30, during which time Activision Blizzard earned £273.4million ($332million) from PC games, and £309.6million ($376million) from console sales. Staggeringly, from “mobile and ancillary” sales the company brought in £684.3million ($831million) therefore accounting for more than 50 per cent of total income.If Activision Blizzard were to include income from their “Other” category, which includes income from the Overwatch and Call of Duty leagues as well as its distribution business, which is at an impressive £86.5million ($105million), it still would be less than 50 per cent of its total revenue.At the same point last year console and mobile revenues were much more competitive with one another.

Archie Battersbee's life support is to be switched off today (August 6) and his mother Hollie Dance has spoken about the lasting effects of the months-long ordeal. The 12-year-old boy has been in a coma since being found unconscious in April.

Mikel Arteta brought up a half-century of league wins as Arsenal manager on Friday night as the Gunners got their season off to a flyer with a 2-0 victory over Crystal Palace. The north Londoners dominated the opening stages at Selhurst Park and should have gone ahead inside three minutes, only for Gabriel Martinelli to blast wide. The Brazilian made amends 20 minutes later when he powered home Oleksandr Zinchenko's cross before Bukayo Saka's cross-cum-shot was deflected in by Palace defender Marc Guehi with around 10 minutes remaining.

Prince Charles' charity received a whopping £300k donation from an "unsavoury character" and it's emerged that a Russian oligarch forked out the sum as part of a £3million pledge.The Prince’s Foundation was the beneficiary of the sum from a charity run by Viatcheslav Moshe Kantor in 2020, despite the fertiliser billionaire being named on a "Putin list" released by the US Treasury two years earlier. The sum was paid before the war in Ukraine.