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Johnny Depp shows off his medal during Serbia’s Statehood Day celebration on Tuesday (February 15) in Belgrade, Serbia.

Kaia Gerber and Austin Butler are enjoying a day out in London on Valentine’s Day!

Victor Lindelof thinks Manchester United were more 'aggressive' in the second half against Brighton.

Cameron Hamilton and Lauren Speed-Hamilton, finding each other on the first season of was the start of an amazing adventure.Now, the happy couple are welcoming ET cameras into their stunning home for a look at their sweet digs, and how they've learned to share their lives with one another.One of the first things the pair were excited to show off was their stunning dinning room table, which Cameron actually made himself.«Once we have kids and they're banging on it, I'm gonna be like, 'You know your dad built this table! Be gentle,'» Lauren joked.The pair admitted that expanding their family is something that has been a subject of scrutiny as they've blogged about their relationship and lived their lives largely in the public eye on social media.«Even if we post some mundane picture or something like that, the comments are always like, 'When's the baby coming?' 'Is Lauren pregnant?'» Cameron explained.However, as Lauren explained, they are «actually in the process of trying.»«We're actively trying. So it's a whole lot of practicing right now,» Lauren said with a laugh. «But we're enjoying the practicing.»As the couple revealed in their home tour, they certainly have the space to comfortably welcome a baby.

Brighton boss Graham Potter said referee Peter Bankes and VAR Jarred Gillett should be stronger after being pressurised by Manchester United's players over Lewis Dunk's controversial red card.

Manchester City are said to be "very interested" in Boca Juniors duo Valentin Barco and Exequiel Zeballos.

Gethin Jones was rested for Bolton Wanderers' loss on the road to Burton Albion but it poised to return this weekend against AFC Wimbledon.

Could one of the most-loved Outlander characters be set for an exciting return in season six?

Kate Middleton celebrated an important milestone in mental health services on Wednesday.

It's officially Burns Night tonight, which means quite a few of Scots will be tucking into a traditional supper of haggis, neeps and tatties.

A popular event in the Perthshire summer calendar is set to return this year.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have returned to work after their Christmas break, leaving many royals fans wondering what the duo are like in the comfort of their own home.

Duchess of Cambridge, there's one very big issue about her husband Prince William that annoys her immensely, The Mirror reports.During a newly-resurfaced interview from 2018, given during a trip to an RAF base in Cyprus, the Duke of Cambridge, alongside his wife, met military personnel serving on the island and opened a new recreation facility.While surveying the room, and spotting the new couches, he quipped: “Keep the pizza off the sofas.”And his wife shone a light on issues at home, joking: “You're a nightmare with that.”Sticking with the fast-food takeaway theme, in a 2017 BBC Radio 1 interview, Kate confessed that her favourite takeaway meal is “curry, definitely”, while during William's appearance on the That Peter Crouch Podcast recently, he said that he loves a “chicken masala”.He added: “Love that, a bit of flavour - I'm not a vindaloo man put it that way.“It doesn’t usually get ordered to the palace, we tend to go and pick it up - not ourselves!“There's an Uber driver out there on the floor being frisked.”But during an interview given as part of a trip to Scotland in May 2021, it emerged that Kate actually makes curries at home for the couple.After admitting that he likes curries that are “not too spicy”, Kate was asked if she makes them.She replied: “Yes, I love it.”And the Duke laughed: “She likes a bit of spice.

Now that Prince Andrew has been stripped of his royal affiliations and patronages, the disgraced Duke of York has become the topic of inquiry for British media reporting on the royals.

Prince William made no response today when asked whether he backed his uncle the Duke of York, who is embroiled in a civil case around alleged sexual assault which he denies. Second in line to the throne William was leaving the Foundling Museum in London with the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton when a member of a TV news crew asked: “Do you support Prince Andrew?”The duke leaned closer to hear but then walked past without commenting, remaining tight-lippeed.Andrew stopped using his HRH style and was stripped of his prestigious honorary military roles by the Queen less than a week ago.

The BBC's Winterwatch 2022 is here and nature-lovers all around the country are preparing to tune in for the show's tenth series.

Robbie Williams has said he was the target for a hit man at the height of his fame.The former Take That star, 47, revealed how the terrifying threat eventually went away due to an intervention by friends.The singer, who shares four children with his wife, model Ayda Field, made the revelation in a new interview as he discussed how he has dealt with his years in the spotlight. “I’ve never, ever said this, but I had a contract put on me to kill me. I’ve never said that publicly before,” Robbie told The Mirror.

An expectant Scots father who is alleged to have "battered" his pregnant girlfriend, killing their unborn child told a jury she had a series of bruises because she was "clumsy".

A Scots mum has been left 'mentally, physically and financially traumatised' following a horror crash on Christmas Eve.

Robbie Williams has revealed he was targeted by a hitman at the height of his fame.

Postcode snobbery is nothing new in the central London housing market, with multi-millionaire homebuyers waiting for an address to become available on Abbeville Road in Clapham, say, or Kensington Park Gardens in Notting Hill.But it is now rife in the countryside, too. High numbers of households are spending a fortune renting in lesser locations for months, and possibly years, until a suitable (or even unsuitable) home in the right village comes up.In fact, 60 per cent of estate agents working for Savills across the country reported a rise in demand for rental homes in the most desirable countryside locations during the pandemic.