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High street fashion and homeware favourite H&M has floored shoppers with a 'gorgeous' matching floral set. The set has been out of stock for a while due to its popularity, but has just been restocked, and people are over the moon.

Developers have submitted plans to build nearly 700 homes on a former golf course in Salford. Housebuilders Bellway and Countryside acquired the old Brackley Golf Course in Little Hulton for £40m last year.

A TUI pilot had to dump fuel and return to Manchester Airport in 'emergency mode' after its tail hit the runway during take-off.

Many of us made a few changes to our lives in lockdown. But few have made as dramatic a shift as 32-year-old Ria Rose.

Holly Willoughby has been missing from the This Morning sofa over the Easter holidays, but returned this week with some stunning wardrobe choices. Today, she’s styled a daisy print mini dress that fans say is ‘gorgeous’.

Five members of a drugs gang dubbed 'Two-Hour Tony' have been jailed after police uncovered the den where they packed up heroin and crack ready for sale. Chester Crown Court heard how the organised crime group (OCG) was busted when police raided a flat on Runcorn on November 23 last year, the Echo reports.

Max George, 33, bravely stood up to address mourners at the emotional service, which took place at the Saint Francis of Assisi Parish Church in Petts Wood, south-east London.The singer began: "It is with deepest sadness that we are here today but I’m going to try and say some things from us boys, that will make you smile about Tom."Tom was, and always will be, a brother to me and my bandmates. He made us smile from the start.

Megan Thee Stallion‘s live performance of her hit Cardi B collaboration ‘WAP’ at Coachella last weekend was subject to censorship on the Chinese social media and messaging app WeChat.The Houston rapper’s set was broadcast live from the Indio, California festival on Saturday (April 16) as part of Coachella’s YouTube coverage.WeChat users who tuned into the livestream of Megan’s set over the weekend, which was not legally broadcast in China, were greeted with the sight of the platform’s censors attempting to block out aspects of the performance.As The Hollywood Reporter reports, Megan’s performance of ‘WAP’ in particular saw the censors frantically attempt to cover the rapper and her backing dancers with a black box while they performed a series of dance routines.Coachella is also being livestreamed via WeChat. Apparently, this performance not only made censors sweat, everyone was also joking that they're singing a song about Shanghai Puxi District.

Camila Cabello discussed her battle with “crippling anxiety” in a candid interview with Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1.

Spider-Man: No Way Home scores a fifth consecutive week at Number 1 on the Official Film Chart.

Loose Women presenter Denise Welch has criticised Sir Keir Starmer after he read out a letter yesterday from widower John Robinson who, despite his wife dying in hospital, “obeyed the rules while the PM partied”.

The Dutchman replied with a brilliant comeback, writing: “Haha you’re not far behind in age. Titles are a different matter though.

Boxing fans have been left with goosebumps after Tyson Fury performed a mash-up track of American Pie with legendary musician Don McLean. The Gypsy King, 33, is set to bring the curtain down on an illustrious career when he faces Dillian Whyte in the ring on Saturday evening. Fury has claimed the fight will be his final encounter as there is no chance of a long-awaited showdown against Anthony Joshua.

This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield has taken aim at Prince Harry over his cryptic comments about wanting to "protect the Queen".During an interview at the Invictus Games, the Duke of Sussex said he enjoyed visit his grandmother recently but wants to make sure she is "protected" and surrounded by "the right people".The meaning of Harry's comments was discussed during a segment on the ITV daytime show on Wednesday (April 20).Royal contributor Camila Tominey said during The Morning View segment: "Maybe we're reading too much into it." "He did sort of say, I felt, as a throw away remark, to be honest."I don't think he said it in a very calculated way there in that interview."Tom Swarbrick pointed out: "But that's also true of a lot of other things they've said isn't it? Again this throw away line which explodes because they are who they are and they talking about a family that is so important."Host Phillip added: "Yeah, but even though he thinks he has backed away from that lifestyle and said how much it affected his mental health, he still knows how it works."He continued: "He still knows that you can't, as him, have a throw away line like that.

Tanzania have been terrorised by a pack of crocodiles who have eaten six people in just three months.The terrified residents of Kimaramisale village have now been urged to stop collecting water from the river’s edge to avoid falling into the jaws of the beasts.The man-eating crocs have been waiting while people collect water before launching from the river, dragging them under and then devouring them. At their limit, the government of Tanzania has now committed to stepping in to make the area safer, News.cn reported.

Netflix series Russian Doll is forced to live her final night on a loop after dying – and it turns out the actress has had a fair few close-calls of her own.The Hollywood star, who is also known for her roles in Orange Is The New Black and from the American Pie films, is riding the high of her glittering career, but chased highs of a different kind in the past.The 46-year-old has struggled with drugs and had run-ins with the law, while also having major heart surgery than could've led to sudden death had it not been treated.Now, as Russian Doll finally returns for season two, we take a look inside Natasha's life.When Natasha was 22, back in 2001, she was arrested for an alleged drunk-driving incident after crashing into a road sign.She was charged with careless driving, leaving the scene of an accident and driving under the influence and subsequently released on a $2,000 (£1,536) bond after eight hours in jail.Natasha pleaded guilty and received six months of probation.Then in 2005, when she was 26, an arrest warrant was issued for Natasha after she failed to appear in court for a hearing related to an alleged incident with neighbours.According to Reuters, she had threatened to molest a neighbour's dog.She faced charges of criminal mischief, harassment and trespass after allegedly storming into a neighbour's home and ripping a mirror off a wall.A year later, she turned herself in at Manhattan Criminal Court, according to Reuters, and the charges were dropped after Natasha completed court-appointed rehab.Natasha was once the tenant of actor Michael Rapaport – known for roles in films such as Deep Blue Sea, Dr Dolittle 2 and drama series Prison Break.It didn't end well though and, in 2005, he evicted Natasha from the New

Rita Ora has wowed fans with her latest set of stunning bikini snaps as she enjoys her recent break away.The 31-year-old thrilled her followers with her photo dump as she posed up a storm on the beach while "exfoliating" with the beach's sand.The singer could be seen in an array of different poses as she showed off her killer figure in a teeny black bikini and no make-up look.In the first snap, Rita could be seen rubbing the sand onto her chin as she looked down the camera lens, with others showing her putting it over her cheeks and neck.She also shared a snap of her laying on the sand showing off her bronzed body as she soaked up the sun's rays.Rita also uploaded a clip of the sea gentle crashing to the shore of the exotic location.The star captioned the post: "Stay hydrated and exfoliate kids." Friends and fans flocked to the comment section to show their support for The Masked Singer star. Her Marvel director partner Taika Waititi joked underneath: "You shouldn't exfoliate kids!"Whereas, a fan wrote: "Looking so good."A second added: "Must be that Maori blood making your skin look good"While a third penned: "So frickin gorgeous."A fourth shared: "you’re so beautiful.

Lorraine Kelly has expressed confusion over Prince Harry's worries about the Queen's protection. In the preview footage released by NBC News last night (April 19), the Duke of Sussex opened up about his recent visit to the Queen last week.

border patrol dog has found enough fentanyl to kill 2.7million people during a routine search at a checkpoint in Arizona.The bust came after the drug-sniffing pooch uncovered three packages of fentanyl weighing 12 pounds, with the weighty collection seized from the I-19 checkpoint, US Border Patrol officials have said.John R Modlin, the Chief Patrol Agent of the US Border Patrol's Tuscon Sector, said in a tweet: "Just 2 milligrams of fentanyl can be lethal!"The fatally small dose means that the amount uncovered by the sniffer dog would have been enough to kill more than the total number of residents living in Arizona's Pima County.As of 2019, Pima County currently lists over a million people in its population. Nogales Station agents seized the drugs, which were in the possession of a Mexican citizen now facing criminal charges, Border Patrol officials have said.The Drug Enforcement Administration of Phoenix was also on hand to respond to the scene.Agents from the Nogales Station were based an hour away from the south of Tuscon, but the discovery of three packages of fentanyl is the latest in a series of drug interceptions in the area.A week before this bust, a K9 sniffed out another 85 pounds of fentanyl at the same checkpoint, with the drugs oddly wrapped and hidden in a vehicle, Modlin tweeted.The Nogales checkpoint has seen a great number of drug seizures so far this year, with one smuggler caught within the first few days of April carrying 65 pounds of meth, 47 pounds of cocaine and 80 grams of fentanyl.

Carrie Underwood is having another amazing year career-wise, and delighted fans with her latest news this week.MORE: Carrie Underwood looks incredible in sheer ballgownTaking to Instagram on Tuesday, the award-winning singer shared a preview of her new track, Crazy Angels, from her upcoming album, Denim and Rhinestones.Alongside the video, she wrote: "Listen to a new track called #CrazyAngels from my upcoming album, Denim & Rhinestones, this Friday! Share your Reels with this clip now and tag me! Pre-order at the link in bio! #DenimAndRhinestones."VIDEO: Carrie Underwood's love storyFans were quick to comment on the news, with one writing: "Go Carrie, I love this," while another wrote: "Let's give Carrie some heart energy." A third added: "Love, love, love this."MORE: Carrie Underwood supported by husband in heartfelt tributeMORE: Carrie Underwood supported by sons following latest achievementIt's been an exciting time for Carrie, who scooped up awards at the CMT Music Awards last week, shortly after she received a Grammy for her album, My Savior.Carrie's loved ones couldn't have been prouder, and her husband Mike Fisher paid a heartfelt tribute to her on social media shortly after her win.A post shared by Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood)Carrie Underwood shared some exciting news with her fansThe 41-year-old shared a picture of Carrie, and captioned the post with: "This one is special! Couldn't be more proud of @carrieunderwood for her Grammy win for 'My Savior.'"MORE: Carrie Underwood stuns in sequins for show-stopping CMT Music Awards performanceMORE: Carrie Underwood says she 'can't wait any longer' as she shares incredible newsThis was the star's eighth Grammy win, for Best Roots Gospel Album.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefYouTube, the Google-owned video streaming platform, has removed the account of John Lee Ka-chiu, the policeman-turned-politician who is poised to take over as Hong Kong’s next leader.All content on Lee’s YouTube page has been removed. In its place is a message that reads: “This account has been terminated for violating Google’s Terms of Service.”Lee’s campaign office said on Wednesday that it had been informed by Google that the removal of the account was in accordance with the company’s compliance with U.S. sanctions.“We find this very regrettable and completely unreasonable, but we think they can’t stop us from spreading our candidate’s message – our campaign’s message – to the public,” said Tam Yiu-chung, head of Lee’s campaign office.