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Edinburgh.Emergency services raced to Holyrood Park at around 9pm on Thursday, September 2. A 31-year-old woman, who has now been named as Fawziyah Javed from West Yorkshire, was tragically pronounced dead at the scene.Her death is being treated as ‘suspicious' and a 27-year-old has been arrested in connection with the incident.Police have confirmed the man has now been charged and will appear in court on Monday.

She loves an adventure.AndKendall Jenner was ready for a romp through nature in new Instagram Story shots shared Saturday.The IMG-repped model, 25, looked ready for fall as she modeled a number of seasonal looks from celeb-beloved athleisure brand Alo. Model behavior: Kendall Jenner looked stunning as she modeled sporty looks from Alo yoga's forthcoming fall collection on her Instagram Story Go green like Kendall in a jacket by Alo Yoga £170 Alo Yoga green padded jacket Coming soon! Buy now Kendall Jenner shared a sneak peek of her new range with Alo Yoga that’s being launched this fall.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn has urged Conor McGregor to fight sensational YouTuber-turned-boxer Jake Paul.Paul has won all four of his professional fights, overcoming former UFC Welterweight champion Tyron Woodley last Sunday.The controversial content creator has been calling for McGregor for some time now, leaving fans hopeful of a potential blockbuster clash between the two.Hearn acknowledged that while McGregor would be an insane step up in quality for the 24-year-old, it would be an incredible opportunity for Paul to establish himself and make more money.“Look, you’ve got to take your hat off,” Hearn told IFL.

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Liverpool in 2018 and revealed that it was not a knee injury that caused the transfer to collapse.Three years ago, the Reds were on the verge of signing Fekir from French side Lyon in a deal worth £53million before the deal fell through.At the time it was reported that a knee injury was to blame for the transfer not being finalised and Liverpool went on to sign Xherdan Shaqiri from Stoke City instead.However, Fekir has now lifted the lid on the details of how the deal was scuppered in its final moments before completion.Speaking to The Times, Fekir explained that "It was a dark moment, I saw plenty of things which weren't true.

Alex Gonzalez The stakes were always high when it came to working with Beyoncé. Already a superstar and a three-time Grammy winner as a member of Destiny’s Child, with four Billboard Hot 100 No.

Angelina Jolie helped to make Salma Hayek’s 55th birthday celebration a memorable one.

The longtime tour production manager for country star Keith Urban has died after falling from a stage before an Ohio concert.

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Love Island's Jamie Jewitt has admitted he "doesn't feel healthy" at his current weight.The star, 31, who recently got married to Camilla Thurlow, is set to go head to head with Dan Osborne in a boxing competition on 2 October in Manchester. Discussing the impending competition, Jamie opened up on his current weight telling OK!: "I've always been fit because I've always boxed.

Edinburgh while on her honeymoon. We told how Fawziyah Javed is understood to have been recently married and visiting the capital when she was involved in the fatal incident at around 9pm on Thursday.

Hollywood actor Anthony Hopkins, 83, has told how he "doesn't believe in" his Asperger's diagnosis.The A-lister was diagnosed with the neurological condition in his 70s but has since revealed that he doesn't "feel any different" despite previously acknowledging the role the condition has had in making him a better actor.In a new interview, the Hannibal star opened up about the condition, insisting he feels no different.He said: "I think some doctor contacted me… I don’t know. I don’t, actually, I don’t believe in it."I don’t feel any different.

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Ann-Marie Corvin A perfect storm of titles previously delayed by the pandemic combined with features set to launch on the back of the Netherlands Film Festival later this month means that a bumper harvest of home-grown films is set for release in Dutch theaters this autumn.Anticipated titles include Alex van Warmerdam’s latest feature “No. 10,” which tells the story of an actor who cannot recall his past but who is strong-armed into his future by a group of strangers.“Goldie” director Sam de Jong also looks set to return with his third film, “Met Mes,” a satire about the media focusing on a TV personality who exaggerates the theft of a new camera, which leads to unforeseen consequences.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefFilms from Asia are struggling to compete at this year’s major film festivals. That’s not necessarily a reflection on their artistic merits, but a symptom of a painful 2021 divide between the film industry’s East and West.A full-sized Cannes festival was noticeably light on Asian selections, and the same goes for the Venice Film Festival.

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Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Queen Elizabeth II is referred to by various monikers, from Her Majesty to Lilibet - she's even called Granny by her sweet grandchildren.Staff will say Ma'am, and her childhood nickname of Lilibet was picked up by Prince Harry and Meghan Markle when they paid tribute to the monarch by calling their first daughter the same name.Despite her impressive titles, she is rarely called by her real name in full, even though it has a personal and meaningful connection to her royal ancestors.When she was born in 1926, her birth certificate stated her name was Elizabeth Alexandra Mary.Most people around the world know her first name is Elizabeth, which was chosen as a tribute to her late mum, the

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It comes as no surprise that for her feature directorial debut Maggie Gyllenhaal would choose the challenging job of adapting Italian author Elena Ferrante’s searingly compact novel The Lost Daughter which just made its World Premiere at the Venice Film Festival and next heads to Telluride this weekend.

Riverside Festival was cancelled last year due to the pandemic, organisers promised they would make up for lost time, and by the looks of things, they have kept to their word. Earlier today, day one of the festival kicked off and ravers certainly were making up for last time as they eagerly turned up to the Riverside Museum for the event opening.