Summer is coming blazing back with a 10-day 30C heatwave making UK hotter than Ibiza

The BBC has received six complaints against disgraced DJ Tim Westwood over alleged bullying and sexual misconduct, including a historical one that was referred to the police, revealed just months after Director General Tim Davie said he had “seen no evidence of complaints” against Westwood.

cancer, which the star battled back in 2004. In a throwback interview Watts recalled the moments after his diagnosis he shared: "It was benign, but [the doctor] said we should take it out. On the slide, it had tiny cancer cells on it.

J. Kim Murphy It’s official —the Minions are back.Universal’s “Minions: The Rise of Gru” is setting off fireworks at the Fourth of July box office, projecting a $129.2 million opening over the four-day holiday weekend.

wrestling star Paige delivered a knockout blow to an internet troll who tried to suggest she was "irrelevant" and should join OnlyFans - by replying that she’d make a killing on the site. The Norwich-born grappler, real name Saraya-Jade Bevis, had voiced her opinion on the US Supreme Court’s decision to remove the constitutional right for women to have an abortion.In an apparent call for compulsory vasectomies for men, she tweeted: "Women can get pregnant every 9 months.

Alex Jones was hilarious blasted by Rylan Clark for having a "frog in her throat" and a "Phil Mitchell" voice during the latest episode of The One Show.The 45-year-old presenter was joined by Rylan during Friday night's show (July 1), which aired on BBC Two due to the Wimbledon schedule change.Replying to Alex's introduction of him, Rylan sarcastically pointed to his co-star and replied: "And Phil Mitchell."READ MORE: Roman Kemp calls dad Martin out for 'sneaking' out without Shirlie knowingFollowing laughs in the studio, the 33-year-old Celebrity Gogglebox star wrapped his arm around Alex and pointing towards her throat added: "What's going on here?"Alex replied: "I don't know. My voice is just gone.

Meghan Markle has been rumoured to have had her sights set on the White House for some time, with talk of her ambition to become America’s first woman president dating back to a “secret” meeting with Hillary Clinton at Frogmore Cottage in 2019. And now, again, the Duchess of Sussex’s political ambitions are in the spotlight, with royal expert Russell Myers saying that Meghan is making “all the right noises” to get into politics.READ MORE: Lorraine Kelly says Meghan Markle 'could make a real difference' in politics Speaking on ITV’s Lorraine programme, Russell said: “ Prince Harry and Megan have moved over to the United States.

To infinity … and beyond recognition. Tim Allen is revealing how he really feels about the new Lightyear movie three years after he last voiced the animated Buzz Lightyear character in Toy Story 4.

Zack Sharf Tim Allen has finally weighed in on “Lightyear,” the Pixar movie inspired by the character he made famous in four “Toy Story” movies. Chris Evans voices the title character in “Lightyear.” The film functions in the “Toy Story” universe as the movie that inspired the toy that Allen voices, which is why Evans stepped into the role and why Allen was not involved. If it all sounds confusing, well, it is.“The short answer is I’ve stayed out of this because it has nothing to do [with my character],” Allen told “Extra” about the Pixar spinoff.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterNational Geographic Content has promoted Karen Greenfield to the newly created position of senior vice president of content, diversity and inclusion.Most recently Nat Geo’s SVP of business operations while also serving as diversity and inclusion council chair, in her new role, Greenfield will “develop and execute programs and initiatives to produce diverse and inclusive content and contribute to a culture of belonging across all Nat Geo Content teams,” per the Disney-owned brand.Greenfield will lead the Nat Geo Content creative teams in producing inclusive programs “for a multicultural and multigenerational audience,” and collaborate closely with marketing and communications leaders to tap into “a broader array of fans.” She will also work with fellow Disney execs to ensure Nat Geo talent and programming are integrated into companywide DEI initiatives. She will report directly to Nat Geo Content president Courteney Monroe and will continue to be based at Nat Geo headquarters in Washington, D.C.Along with the news of Greenfield’s promotion to the new role, Nat Geo announced a second year for its Nat Geo Media Scholarship program for students who attend historically Black colleges or universities (HBCU), an initiative led by Greenfield.

Novak Djokovic finally found his form in the early match on Centre Court, dispatching Thanasi Kokkinakis in straight sets. British favourite Emma Raducanu was sent packing in the following match against Caroline Garcia. And Andy Murray put in a spiriting display as he took on John Isner.

After a two year delay due to the pandemic, Illumination/Universal’s Minions: The Rise of Gru, the fifth movie in the Despicable Me/Minions universe, arrives looking to lead the Independence Day domestic box office with $70M-$80M over 4-days, and another $70M abroad for a potential $150M global launch. There are no other major studio wide entries over July 4th weekend.

Lorraine Kelly was fighting back tears on air over Dame Deborah James, who has tragically died aged 40 following her battle with cancer.The ITV presenter was overcome with emotion as she paid a touching tribute to Deborah with a special edition of her Lorraine chat show on Wednesday (June 29).It was just minutes into her show when poor Lorraine started welling up to the point where she couldn't finish her sentence, so she apologised to her guests and the viewers at home.READ MORE: BBC's Deborah James dies aged 40 after 'goodbye' message following cancer battleLorraine was joined by Deborah's devastated friends Steve Bland and Helen Addis, the latter of whom was Deborah's producer.Introducing her guests, Lorraine began: "Joining me now is Deborah's great friends Steve Bland as well as her producer Helen Addis."But her voice broke with emotion as she went to ask Steve her first question, saying: "You worked alongside Deborah. Sorry, just saying that..."Her voice wavered as she went on: "Great to see both of you.

READ MORE: 'I'm a 23-year-old mum with 34 children – this is how busy my mornings are'Emma Rachael Day was lounging on the sofa in a dress with the bottom of her legs exposed.The mum, who is expecting her second child, was minding her own business as she sat watching television with her son Charlie.However, Emma was about to be in for a perfectly delivered 'brutal' insult by the little one – and caught it on camera for all to see and hear.In the TikTok clip that has racked up 2.2 million views, Charlie perched himself on the floor and sat by his mum’s legs.Emma asked: “What did you say?”Completely innocently, Charlie touched his mum’s legs and jibed: “Your legs are ever so sharp.”He then gave a cheeky grin at the camera as Emma began laughing.We think Charlie may be hinting it’s time for a shave!Emma wrote in the viral clip: "Kids have no business being this brutally honest. Excuse me while I go shave my legs."Left in hysterics at Charlie’s politely delivered insult, many people fled to the comments to share their thoughts – and can relate to Emma’s situation.One person giggled: “I love how he talks! ‘Ever so’.”Another user chuckled: “He was so polite about it.”While a third person voiced: “I've never heard anyone deliver an insult so beautifully.”Someone else shared: “Mine told me I have a spider in my armpit.”For more lifestyle stories, sign up to the free Hot Topics newsletter here.Meanwhile, a fifth person related: “Don’t worry.

heatwave to hit these shores.Next Thursday (July 7) is being forecast as the day when temperatures will hit 30C inland again, the Daily Mirror reports.In fact, even during the first half of next week, many parts of the country will enjoy sunny weather in the high 20s.READ MORE: Bodybuilding twins jumped from tower block window in tragic 'suicide pact'Next Friday (July 8) should also see the scorching conditions continue for those living in Sussex, Kent and London.And, if the sweltering temperatures carry on into a third day, then the UK will have witnessed its second official heatwave of 2022.Senior meteorologist at British Weather Services, Jim Dale, told the Daily Express: "The situation will be improving on Sunday (July 3) and warming up again into the following week with high temperatures of 30C in south east England based on current trends."This weekend Brits can expect cooler air to be in place on both Saturday (July 2) and Sunday. The mercury will be ramped up from Monday (July 4) however as eight days of sunshine are on the way, meaning a red hot second week of tennis at Wimbledon after the first day was affected by rain.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorRadio host and entrepreneur Charlamagne Tha God is producing the first Black Effect Podcast Festival in partnership with iHeartMedia, aimed at celebrating and amplifying Black voices in the podcast industry.The event will take place Sunday, Aug. 28, at the Brooklyn Mirage’s Avant Gardner venue in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

Spain, has headed this way with heavy rain, chilly winds and thunder and lightning all forecast.READ MORE: Parents baffled after secondary school allows boys to wear skirts but not shortsBut the Wimbledon tennis championships, which got underway yesterday (June 27) with home victories for Andy Murray and Emma Raducanu, might just avoid the worst of the weather, along with the rest of London.Temperatures in the north and Scotland could dip as low as 10C or 11C, though, due to the massive low-pressure system off the west coast.British Weather Services forecaster Jim Dale has called the weather band a "polar maritime airmass across the country".Heavy rain is forecast in many places today (June 28), along with coastal gales. Showers will also be around for much of Wednesday (June 29) and Thursday (June 30) when it is again predicted that they will be heavy with hail and thunder also possible.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The south and east will heat up heading into the weekend, but the outlook for the rest of the country is expected to remain bleak over Friday (July 1), Saturday (July 2) and Sunday (July 3).

The big screen debut of Marcel The Shell With Shoes On opened at $170K on six screens in New York and LA, the highest PSA of the weekend at $28,267 for the iconic lonely snail voiced by Jenny Slate.

Christopher Vourlias Bogdan George Apetri’s “Miracle” took home the top prize in the Romanian Days competition at the Transilvania Intl. Film Festival, which saw nine first-time directors among the 12 filmmakers competing in the annual showcase of domestic cinema.It’s the first time such a formidable number of debuts have featured in the competition, offering a snapshot of what the fest’s artistic director Mihai Chirilov describes as a “balanced landscape” of new and established voices in Romania’s celebrated film industry.It’s been nearly two decades since Cristi Puiu’s “The Death of Mr.

Kate Middleton made a broody confession as she held a baby on a visit to Newmarket racecourse with Prince William.Onlookers suggested Duke of Cambridge started getting twitchy when his wife took great delight in holding four-month Norah, whose mother Marianne Provoost had travelled over from the Netherlands. Stealing the show after they turned up for the first-ever Cambridgeshire County Day, the pair chatted with members of the public, but the short exchange recorded on video inevitably got tongues wagging, reports the Mirror.

Johnny Depp reportedly confided in an influencer who was covering his trial against his ex-wife Amber Heard. Jessica Reed Kraus, who goes by the username @houseinhabit on Instagram and has more than 900,000 followers, posted daily updates about the six-week defamation trial to her account.

R.L. Ford Jalmer Caceres needed to come up with a 10-page script exploring the importance of work for his application to Indeed’s Rising Voices program — time was running out.