Sex worker's escape blunder led to her arrest after onlookers call police for help

Ukraine – could not fulfil the role due to the Russian invasion. The UK’s Sam Ryder placed second in the competition and Liverpool has been chosen as the British city to host. READ MORE: Best cities for romantic dates – from Manchester's secret bars to Liverpool's wheel This means fans of the song contest are clamouring to book accommodation in the area ahead of the May 9 start date.The semi-finals of the 67th Eurovision Song Contest run from May 9 to 11 while the final will show on May 13.One man claims he was left gutted after the flat he booked in Liverpool was cancelled and re-listed – for £20,000.Connor Gregory, 23, posted on Twitter to tell the story and explained that he booked a flat in Liverpool next year for £200.But, after the city was confirmed as the host for Eurovision, he claims he was contacted by the owner to say his booking was cancelled.Connor noted: “And the cancellations start.

Jennifer Aniston, 53, has shown her support for her Friends co-star David Schwimmer following his response to Kanye West's anti-semitic statements.On Tuesday (October 11), David – who played Ross in Friends – shared his thoughts about how “anti-semitism is on the rise globally”.The 55-year-old star condemned Kanye – who legally goes by the name Ye – for his recent anti-semitic tweet calling him a “bigot”.READ MORE: David Schwimmer pokes fun at Friends' co-star Jennifer Aniston's sultry shower snapThough the comments were turned off on the post, he amassed more than 250,000 likes for it, including one from pal Jennifer. On Saturday (October 8), in a since-deleted tweet, Kanye tweeted: “I’m a bit sleepy tonight, but when I wake up I’m going death con 3 on JEWISH PEOPLE.“The funny thing is I actually can’t be Anti Semitic because Black people are actually Jew also.

Amanda Holden has teased the return on Britain's Got Talent but a familiar face is missing from the judging line-up.The 41-year-old star logged into her Instagram page on Tuesday (October 11) evening to share a behind-the-scenes snap from the filming of spin-off show Britain's Got Talent - The Ultimate Magician.She posted a snap showing the stage as well as the names of the judges underneath the iconic X's, which light up if one of the panellists press their buzzer.READ MORE: Emmerdale Faith Dingle's tragic cancer storyline inspired by late BGT starAmanda's name was visible as well as her fellow judges Alesha Dixon and David Walliams.However, regular head judge Simon Cowell's name was replaced by American magician Penn Jillette, who replace the show boss on the panel for the special series.Penn is best known for being one half of world-famous duo Penn & Teller alongside Raymond Joseph Teller.Opening up on the show, he said: "Being a guest judge on BGT is going to be the cushiest job ever. "They’ve gone all around the world to find the most astounding magicians, and I get to sit and watch and be amazed.

Only Fools and Horses star Sir David Jason has revealed he recently collapsed after contracting "seriously bad" Covid-19.The TV legend, 82, was speaking to BBC Breakfast presenter Jon Kay about his new book, when he revealed that he recently collapsed while getting out of bed one night when he had covid-19 during the Summer.The Open All Hours star said: "I got it seriously bad."Because all the muscles weren't working, I collapsed and I fell against the radiator... I was so weak, I couldn't get up."READ NEXT: Only Fools, Skins and Gavin and Stacey - British TV remakes that flopped in the USSaying that he tried to get out of bed to go to the toilet, Sir David explained that he had to use the bed to try and stand up as his muscles "weren't working.""I crawled to the bed.

READ MORE: This is England actor Andrew Shim in Malaga prison on drug trafficking charge Andrew had been facing jail over not paying his fine but after months of legal wrangling he has been told he doesn’t need to. It's thought that the 39-year-old – whose other films include Once Upon A Time In The Midlands and A Room For Romeo Brass – pleaded poverty and that he provided proof that he was living on the breadline.

Chloe Ferry recently found herself in a state of confusion after she mistook the reading on her negative coronavirus test as a positive one. On Tuesday evening (Oct 11), the 27-year-old Geordie Shore star took to Instagram to inform her followers that she and her mother Liz were feeling under the weather.After being advised to take a Covid test, Chloe was left distraught when she thought she had contracted the virus due to one line being present on her results.READ MORE: Chloe Ferry branded 'most beautiful' as she wows in nude bodysuit following splitHowever the TV personality quickly returned to her platform to share that she read the test incorrectly.Speaking directly to the camera she said: "If I do not laugh, I'm going to scream."She continued: "So obviously me and mum got the same bug, so we just done a Covid test, but we started panicking thinking 'oh my God like what if we've got Covid, I've been around my friends' like we just started thinking the worst."So we've done the Covid test, we're both as thick as each other honestly.

Real Madrid star Antonio Rudiger was sporting a huge bandage after suffering a nasty head injury in the Champions League.The former Chelsea defender collided with Shakhtar Donetsk keeper Anatoliy Trubin as he headed in a 95th-minute equaliser for Carlo Ancelotti's side, which rescued a 1-1 draw on their travels. His forehead was sliced open as a result of the coming together.Blood poured down Rudiger's face and onto his contrastingly white Real kit while he received medical attention on the pitch.

scammer told investors he was an Iraq war veteran, Harvard graduate and billionaire as he tricked them out of $35 million (£31 million) before fleeing from a SWAT team whilst carrying six gold bars, prosecutors claim.Justin Costello is accused of 25 counts of wire and security fraud and was caught by cops on October 4 after going on the run following his indictment.The 42-year-old allegedly had more than 7,000 victims and claimed he would have been able to escape from the FBI team on his trial had it not been for a stroke he suffered before the arrest in El Cajon, California, near the border with Mexico.READ MORE: Babysitter who 'beat boy, 5, to death after he wet himself' faces life in prisonDespite agreeing through his lawyer to surrender to cops, a SWAT team captured him with thousands of pounds worth of Mexican pesos and an array of banking cards alongside the six gold bars, valued at $12,000 (£10,000).U.S. Attorney Nick Brown said: “Mr.

Prime Video has sent the Italian instalment of the Russo Brothers’ global sci-fi event series Citadel into production and cast Matilda de Angelis (The Undoing, Leonardo) as its lead, as Amazon Italy execs today touted the streamer’s local growth here at the MIA Market in Rome.

Brendan Fraser got emotional again on Tuesday after he received another standing ovation for his role in “The Whale”.

Paris Hilton said this week that she was sexually abused as a teenager at a boarding school in Utah by staff members performing cervical exams. She alleged "very late at night" staff members would take her and other girls at the Provo Canyon School in Utah into a room.  "They would have us lay on a table and put their fingers inside of us," she told the New York Times in an emotional video interview.

Harvey Weinstein's lawyer told the judge in his sexual assault trial on Tuesday that his client's living conditions are "unhygienic" and "almost medieval." Attorney Mark Werksman asked Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Lisa B. Lench for help with the issue at the beginning of the second day of jury selection in the disgraced movie mogul's trial on 11 counts of rape and sexual assault. Werksman said that Weinstein is being left alone in his wheelchair for several hours in an "unsanitary, fetid" holding cell.

DEALSSony Music Publishing has signed songwriter LostBoy – real name Pete Rycroft – best known for his work with Ava Max and Tom Greenan. “I’m so happy to be part of the Sony Music Publishing roster”, he says. “The support from the whole team over the last couple of months has been amazing.

I know you’ve all been sitting there, jittery and sweating, waiting for the big Wombles remasters. I don’t think there’s a person among us who doesn’t wish we could listen to those records with a new, digitally beefed up bottom end.Well, the bad news is, the one person who doesn’t want that to happen is songwriter and producer Mike Batt.

Blink 182 have announced that they have reunited with guitarist Tom DeLonge, with tour dates and new music on the way.DeLonge left the band in 2015 to focus on “non-musical activities”, five years after the band reunited following a previous split in 2005. During his time away he became famous for his work on UFOs, although he did continue to make music too, recording a solo album as well as new material with his other band Angels & Airwaves.Blink 182 continued on, and began talking to DeLonge again last year after bassist Mark Hoppus revealed that he had been diagnosed with cancer.

Australia-based Love Police Books will next month publish a new children’s picture book titled ‘The AC/DC AB/CD High-Voltage Alphabet’, basically teaching kids the alphabet through AC/DC themed rhymes.The company published a number of similar books based around music genres in the 2000s, with the metal-themed version – ‘M Is For Metal’ – opening with A for Angus, ie Angus Young from AC/DC. It rhymes thus: “A is for Angus whose riffs are a hit / He’s a grown man in a schoolboy outfit”.According to MusicFeeds, Young discovered ‘M Is For Metal’ during lockdown and subsequently approached the book publisher with the idea of doing a whole AC/DC based A-Z.

The BBC has posted a new podcast series exploring the evolution and global rise of K-pop from the perspective of six super fans. Hosted by journalist Lucy Ford, the Beeb says that the series “traces the evolution of the South Korean music genre from its beginnings in South Korea to its rise up the music charts to catapulting into mainstream global culture”.Ford adds: “I’m so excited to be hosting this series which looks at the history of K-pop, its place on the global stage and the real-life experiences of the people who love it – the stans! A lot of conversations about K-pop mischaracterise or leave fans out of the equation altogether, so I’m really THRILLED to be centring them in this conversation and letting them be the ones to tell their stories!”“Having been a huge K-pop stan for so long”, she goes on, “it’s amazing to be a part of sharing with the world why it’s so meaningful and fun for fans, and maybe – just maybe! – convert a few more newbies in the process”.As well as the fans, the series also features people involved in the K-pop business, plus Radio 1’s Adele Roberts, who appears because she was the first person to play a track by BTS on the BBC pop station.Roberts says: “In 2017, I gave BTS its first play on Radio 1, marking the beginning of my journey of discovering K-pop, meeting stans and icons and even travelling to South Korea.

K.J. Yossman Netflix Studios U.K., the streamer’s U.K.-based production and content arm responsible for shows including “Bridgerton” and “Sex Education,” has posted £103.2 million ($114 million) worth of revenue for the year ending Dec. 31, 2021. The figure represents an increase of 31% on the previous year, ending Dec. 31, 2020, when revenue was at £78.8 million ($81 million). The revenues are entirely comprised of services rendered to the studio’s parent, Netflix Inc. The financial report, which was filed on Friday at company registrar Companies House in London, put the increase in revenue down to an “increase in use of studio space during the year.”

An Ayrshire secondary school pupil has been rushed to hospital after being 'knocked down' outside school.