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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has added two separate competitive preferences, allowing for longer or shorter ranked matches.As part of Operation Riptide, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive players will now be able to choose whether they’d like to play a short or long competitive match.

BAKE Off looks the same year after year - the tent never changes and, despite his pastry-heavy diet, Paul Hollywood appears to barely age. However, that's not always true of the contestants, with many looking very different now to when they were competing for star baker.

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Fernando León de Aranoa’s Spanish-language dark comedy The Good Boss had its world premiere last night at the San Sebastian Film Festival in front of a raucous local crowd (albeit at half-capacity due to Covid measures).

Married At First Sight star Megan Wolfe has teased an exciting new television project after exiting the experimental dating series. Viewers watched on Tuesday night's episode as Megan and Bob Voysey finally decided to call it quits on the E4 experiment after a rocky attempt at finding love.

After four hours intense baking, The Great British Bake Off contestants watched in horror on Tuesday night's premiere, as not one but two cakes collapsed. Having been tasked with baking "anti-gravity illusion cakes" to reflect a 'happy memory', the new bakers had crafted showstoppers that used hidden supports to balance part of the cake in a seemingly impossible fashion.

K.J. Yossman The latest season of Channel 4’s “The Great British Bake-Off” has gone down like a deflated soufflé with U.K.

Available on both Android and Apple. Download here: smarturl.it/RenfrewLiveSocialA spokesman said: "“Jacquelyn has created many engagement programmes, including RIOT (Read It Out Time), in which numerous schools undertook a six week programme based on the work of a local author and worked alongside sports services to encourage the link between sport and reading.“Jacquelyn was involved in the Just the Ticket project, to encourage Primary Seven library use, which is now being expanded beyond the pilot project.“She also promoted the Summer Reading Challenge with enthusiasm, leading to Renfrewshire being placed 3rd in Scotland for highest sign ups.”The outright winner of the Library and Information Professional of the Year 2021 will be

It goes without saying that James Arthur knows his way around a ballad - just look at his track record on the Official Chart. In fact, so enduring are his ballads that last year saw his 2016 album track Train Wreck enter the Top 20 after going viral on TikTok. 

However, his son, Scott Mullins, is expected to retain his 10 per cent and continue as Pimlico Plumbers’ chief executive.Charlie founded the business back in 1979 with what he recalls as a second-hand van and a box of tools.Since then, the company has grown to complete an average of 100,000 service jobs in central London every year.Pimlico Plumbers employs more than 400 people and currently makes more than £50 million in revenue yearly.Speaking to the BBC, Charlie shared how the pandemic had led to increased calls, going from 2,000 to 3,000 jobs per week.He said: "Covid helped to lift the company to another level.

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Benefit claimants who could be due back payments if the UK Government loses a legal case over whether it was fair to exclude people on legacy benefits from extra Covid support will have to wait longer for a decision. More than two million people on legacy benefits who did not receive the weekly £20 Universal Credit uplift, could be due payments of around £1,500 from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) - dating back to March 2020 when the extra cash was first introduced.

Molly-Mae Hague has said she gets a "kick" out of responding to trolls who repeatedly send her hateful messages about her appearance. Speaking candidly about tackling online bullying, the former Love Island star admitted trolls are usually shocked when she replies – with many of them going on to express their love for her.The PrettyLittleThing Creative Director told Patricia Bright on the YouTube series If I Could Tell You Just One Thing: "Sometimes I'll actually reply to people that send horrifying DMs.

BBC Radio 1Xtra has announced it will broadcast a weekly Official UK Afrobeats Chart Show, launching on Sunday, September 26. 

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!A business owner was bombarded with calls after claiming people only want to work from home because they're 'lazy'.London recruiter James Cox, 35, slammed those who want to work from home as unmotivated let-downs.In a contentious LinkedIn post he wrote: "You want to work from home! So you don’t have to get dressed at 6am?"So you can save money on travel? So that you can watch Loose Women on your lunch break?"Come on everyone, let's pull together, stop the working from home nonsense and let’s get Britain working again!"Working from home so that you can feed the squirrels at 11am in the garden!"Since posting the controversial message the entrepreneur claimed he has received more than 50

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Reddit users have been left laughing uncontrollably after a text emerged from the NHS offering a 'w**k in clinic'.The screenshot of the text was uploaded with by the amused user DaveBrubeckQuartet sporting the caption: "Erm, I think I'll give this one a miss, thanks doc."In the hilarious screenshot, the NHS text that was meant to be advertising a walk in clinic for flu injections, reads: "We are doing w**k in clinic on 22/09 between 3-6pm. "If you want to have your flu injection done please walk in between 3-6pm to have it done at your surgery."Hundreds of Reddit users have reacted to the awful typo - and the jokes have been flying in.

BAKE Off's Paul Hollywood transformed into country music star Billy Ray Cyrus for the show's big return last night. The blue-eyed host, 55, embraced a luscious brown mullet as he strummed a guitar and line-danced to Billy's smash hit Achy Breaky Heart.

AN INSULATE Britain activist stormed out of the GMB studios this morning after a fiery clash with presenters over the M25 protests. The eco-warrior with an attitude Liam Norton was hostile with hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley from the off and refused to answer questions.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel has defended left-back Marcos Alonso’s decision to stop taking the knee before matches.The Spanish defender, who has instead been standing, explained how he will now point to the ‘No To Racism’ badge on his shirt in solidarity instead.Alonso, 30, claimed the anti-racism gesture of taking a knee “is losing a bit of strength”, though the other Chelsea players are expected to continue the same form of protest as before.And Blues boss Tuchel has announced his support for Alonso, insisting that his full-back is “absolutely committed against racism” despite his decision being somewhat controversial.Tuchel said: “It wasn’t a discussion within the group but of course if a player takes a decision like this, we are not

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