Sydney WorldPride 2023 To Showcase City’s Iconic Locations & Celebrate LGBT Community: Kate Wickett

The average cost of petrol has once again reached a new record high, according to experts.

Ian Evatt has opened up on missing out on a couple of transfer window targets as he explained that Bolton Wanderers will have to be patient for further incomings this summer.

Manchester United supporters have declared this the time to start believing after Erik ten Hag touched down for a first training session as manager. Ten Hag was spotted arriving at Carrington two hours before his non-internationals laced up their boots on day one of pre-season.

X-Factor is rumoured to be making a return to our screens next year, Good Morning Britain announced today. Rumours about the show’s return have been rumbling since late last year, however it is yet to be confirmed by a network.

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Creams Cafe is all set to bring the sundaes with a new branch set to open in the Arndale. The nationwide brand will be open for dine-in, takeaway and delivery of its huge range desserts.

A shopper says they feel 'robbed' by the price of watermelon in Lidl. The woman was shopping in the budget store when her partner picked up the fruit thinking it was £1.19.

Once again Holly Willoughby has had fans rushing to the internet to snap up the outfit she’s wearing on ITV’s This Morning. And this time, it’s a blue broderie number perfect for summer that has already sold out.

Amanda Holden cheekily flashed her derrière in a photo taken in a bid to recreate Martin Elliott’s ‘Tennis Girl’.Taken in 1976, the photo was first published in a calendar by retailer Athena for the 1977 Silver Jubilee. Amanda, 51, shared the racy snap on Instagram alongside Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts, 40. Getting into the Wimbledon spirit, Ashley and Amanda dressed in short white tennis skirts, vest tops and trainers, while holding up racquets.To complete her look, Amanda donned a sweatband across her head in true Venus Williams style.

EastEnders star Tanya Franks is set to quit the BBC soap after four years in this week’s episodes. The soap actress plays Rainie Cross who fans will see leave Albert Square with her baby Roland. Rainie's marriage to Stuart Highway has been in trouble since the birth of their son, as Stuart has suffered with post-natal depression.

Love Island star Indiyah Polack has left her hotel waitressing job in London, Daily Star can reveal.Indiyah, who is also a model, had previously worked as a hotel waitress at an unnamed London establishment before signing up to this year's series of Love Island.However, it has now been confirmed the brunette beauty has left the service job and doesn't plan on returning to it after she leaves the villa.READ MORE: Love Island Indiyah Polack's hottest snaps from latex corset to plunging cropDaily Star spoke exclusively to Indiyah's PR agency, Represent London PR, about Indiyah's career, including what she's planning to do next after leaving the show.Want all the last villa gossip straight to your inbox? Sign up for our daily Love Island newsletter HERE.Account Executive Shyon Gredley revealed Indiyah has already left her hotel job and doesn't plan on coming back as she's set her sights elsewhere.He explained she was keen to pursue her modelling career after the series - a popular choice for villa veterans.But Shyon also said fans might see her go into the podcasting world, where she'd follow the likes of past islander Kem Cetinay who hosts the Morning After podcast.Indiyah's PR representative even confirmed she was put forward as a potential castmate for last year's series but things didn't work out.Do you have a story about one of this year's Love Island stars? Contact us at staronlineshowbiz@reachplc.comLast year's dose of Love Island drama starred the likes of winning couple Millie Court and Liam Reardon as well as Chloe Burrows and her boyfriend, Toby Aromolaran.Indiyah is no stranger to the modelling industry as she has already worked with huge brands like boohoo, Bold cosmetics and Lounge underwear.The stunner has

Love Island’s season seven last year are still going strong, as they gazed at each other in a slew of photos that Millie uploaded to her Instagram over the weekend. 25-year-old Millie is very close to hitting 2 million followers on Instagram, and the photos she added racked up 137,371 likes. READ MORE: Millie Court sends fans into a frenzy as she puts on a stunning show for Instagram followersShe stunned as she wore a gorgeous floral cut-out, one-shoulder dress with green, purple and yellow colours.

Tasha Ghouri's dad has hit back at the boys in the Love Island villa, after claims on Friday's recoupling episode (June 24) that the star was 'not being real'.The model and dancer enjoyed a date with new Love Island bombshell Charlie Radnedge last week, with many fans sensing the chemistry between the two islanders.However, after Charlie decided to couple up with Ekin-Su, Tasha was left coupled with current partner Andrew Le Page - prompting comments from the boys including Dami Hope, who claimed she was "contradicting" her feelings for Andrew, and "isn’t being real."READ NEXT: Gemma Owen finally mentions dad Michael Owen in unseen Love Island clipFollowing the claims, Tasha's father Tarek has hit back, telling The Mirror that his daughter is "genuine" in the villa.He said: "Tasha is a very genuine, natural, compassionate person and I’ve seen many examples of when she’s been there to support other contestants. "Generally, it’s great to see her enjoying the villa and making new friendships – that makes me smile."Talking about his daughter in her younger years, he also added: "She had a great support around her from school.

A new book that explores the impact and nature of clubbing culture in towns and cities around the UK will be formally published next month, with an event in Glasgow set to discuss the topics it covers.Called ‘Out Of Space’, according to its author Jim Ottewill the book “explores the relationship between our cities and club culture, how it has evolved and the future. A key question I’ve asked artists, DJs, promoters and club owners is whether a place can still influence the sound that comes from it.

More pop stars will be reading bedtime stories this week as part of the BBC’s ‘CBeebies Bedtime Stories’ programme, having recorded their story-telling at this weekend’s Glastonbury Festival. But which pop stars? Arlo Parks, Phoebe Bridgers and Guy Garvey.What are they reading? Well, later today viewers will get to see Parks reading ‘Once Upon A Rhythm’ written by James Carter and illustrated by Valerio Vidali.

Following their rapturously received headline set on Glastonbury’s Other Stage last night, the Pet Shop Boys have announced new UK dates for their Dreamland greatest hits show in 2023.During the two hour performance last night, the Pet Shop Boys brought out Years & Years’ Olly Alexander to play their 2019 single ‘Dreamland’. This followed Alexander covering the duo’s song ‘It’s A Sin’ in his own set earlier in the day.Tickets for the new dates are on sale now.

Neil Young’s 2019 European tour, with Promise Of The Real as his backing band, is featured in an upcoming concert movie and accompanying album called ‘Noise & Flowers’.The film and album feature performances from various shows on the nine city tour, and include the songs ‘Helpless’, ‘Rockin In The Free World’, ‘Winterlong’, ‘Alabama’ and ‘I’ve Been Waiting For You’, plus the rarely performed ‘On The Beach’.The tour followed the death of Young’s long-time manager Elliot Roberts, something the musician noted when writing about the film and album on his blog last week.“Promise Of The Real and I had a tour planned of Europe”, he recalled. “[Wife Darryl Hannah] and I were in the bus, on our way to New York to catch a plane to Europe when we got the call.

Lizzo and Live Nation together pledged $1 million to reproductive healthcare organisation Planned Parenthood and abortion rights organisations in the US this weekend following the American Supreme Court’s decision to overturn the 1973 Roe v Wade judgement.That 1973 judgement ruled that the US constitution protected a pregnant woman’s right to choose to have an abortion up to a certain point in her pregnancy, and in doing so overruled laws that restricted or banned abortion in various US states.The current Supreme Court deciding to overturn that judgement – and in doing so rejecting nearly 50 years of legal precedent in the US – means that abortion can once again be restricted or banned at a state level, with severe restrictions or outright bans now anticipated in up to a half of US states.The judgement – and the appointment by former President Donald Trump of three conservative judges in recent years that allowed the shift in position on this issue within the court – has been very controversial, of course. And many in the music community have criticised both the Supreme Court decision and moves within many US states to now enforce or introduce draconian anti-abortion laws.That includes Lizzo, who stated on Twitter on Saturday: “I’m pledging $500k from my upcoming tour to Planned Parenthood and Abortion Rights.

“There was a guy pissing and I got down on my knees and he got the signal and and and he started pissing on me.”The legendary Troughman, AKA Barry Charles, discusses his watersports origin story on the most recent season of ABC’s, You Can’t Ask That.“I came back from United States in 1978, having been to the Mineshaft and discovered watersports as a sexual activity; being pissed on.”Charles explained, “I went down into the basement of that club (Mineshaft) and there was a bathtub. There was a guy in the bathtub and about five or six guys standing around, pissing on him.“About 20 minutes later I was in the bathtub.”(The Mineshaft was a members-only BDSM club in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District from 1976 to 1985.)As there was no watersport scene in Australia, once he got back, he visited a leather bar that was in Kings Cross.Charles explained, “I was there one night and I went to the toilets to the urinal.

The Victorian Pride Centre, Australia’s first purpose-built Pride Centre, is celebrating its namesake month in June with a cultural smorgasbord of events, from a historical exhibition to diverse clothes swap!PRINTED PROTEST, from June 1 until July 31, This exhibition highlights posters, banners and placards across the decades that have focused on campaigns of social and political change for LGBTIQ+ communities. Printed Protest showcases the creativity and determination of LGBTIQ+ communities through the imagery, messaging and artwork that pushed for change.

New Yorkers now have the option to choose “X” as a gender marker on their driver’s licences and other State issued forms of identification. Governor Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, made the announcement on Friday, with the initiative going into effect as part of the State’s Gender Recognition Act, on June 24.She continued, “Every person, regardless of their gender identity or expression, deserves to have an identity document that reflects who they are. My administration remains committed to ensuring that New York is a place of value, love and belonging for members of the LGBTQ+ community.” Historic day at the DMV! @Govkathyhochul announced New Yorkers can now choose “x” as a gender marker on their photo ID.