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BBC news presenter Huw Edwards has spoken out after it was revealed he was placed on a list among other people who are banned from Russia.

Karel Geraerts has banned all mention of Rangers from the dressing room with next week's Champions League clash looming on the horizon.

A Manchester United fan who made sickening Hillsborough gestures at Liverpool fans during a Premier League match at Anfield has been banned from attending football games for three years.

An Only Fools and Horses episode is believed to have been banned by the show's creator as he had felt it portrayed Derek 'Del Boy' Trotter badly.

The BBC has vowed “never” to broadcast Princess Diana’s 1995 Panorama interview with Martin Bashir again following the “shocking” revelation of how it was obtained, the corporation’s director-general has said. An inquiry led by Lord Dyson found the BBC covered up Mr Bashir’s “deceitful behaviour” to secure his headline-making interview with the Princess of Wales and “fell short of high standards of integrity and transparency.” The report said that the journalist was in “serious breach” of the BBC’s producer guidelines when he faked bank statements and showed them to Diana’s brother Earl Spencer to gain access to her.

In a bid to stop the spread of bird flu in Scotland, conservationists have banned visitors from 23 islands.

Bosses at Oldham Pride claim they have been told that a Pride-themed police car has been banned from this weekend’s event due to concerns over ‘hate crime’.

BBC's The One Show on Wednesday night (July 20) to discuss the new series. The programme has had a complicated journey back to television: its first season was broadcast on ITV back in 2019, and cancelled shortly after before being revived by Britbox. Sanditon season 2 aired on Britbox in March 2022, and it's only now in July 2022 that Sanditon season 2 is being broadcast on ITV.

A Scots woman has been slapped with a lengthy supervision order and banned from owning animals after her horse died of malnutrition and another was found to be severely emaciated.

A teacher from a UK primary school has been fired and prohibited from teaching indefinitely after posting photos of himself in underwear online and trying to sell sexual services.St Columb Minor Academy teacher Thomas Heayel, 31, was found guilty by a Teaching Regulation Agency disciplinary hearing on June 24, 2022.According to the Teaching Regulation Agency, the accusations against Heayel state that between February and July 2020 “he posted or allowed to be displayed one or more inappropriate images of himself on the internet.”Image: CornwallLiveHeayel admitted to, both, posting inappropriate images and offering to sell sexual services. He also agreed that his conduct was unprofessional.According to the official report, the panel explained their decision, writing, “Whilst the panel had regard to the fact that there was no evidence presented that any pupils had seen or accessed the images online, the panel did consider that as a teacher Mr Heayel was likely to be viewed as a role model by pupils.“The panel noted that whilst the website where Mr Heayel posted the images was restricted, the images could also be accessed via a generic internet search and one image contained Mr Heayel’s name. “Consequently the images were in the public domain enabling any member of the public, or pupil, to have sight of them.The ruling means that Heayel is indefinitely no longer eligible to teach at “any school, sixth form college, relevant youth accommodation or children’s home in England.”Heayel started teaching in September 2019 and he was dismissed on July 23, 2021, after his online photos were reported on July 7.From July 5 2024, or two years after ban was imposed, Heayel is eligible to apply to have the teaching ban removed.

The music icons of our day love to push boundaries and challenge the public – with their sound, their style, and of course, their controversial music videos.

TV personality Mark Wright has revealed the two items that will be banned from his newly refurbished home.The former TOWIE star, who recently opened up on his terrifying cancer scare as he said "you're not immortal", has spent months working on the refurbishment of the £1.3 million Essex mansion he shares with wife, actress Michelle Keegan.The pair have been keeping fans updated on the renovation process, regularly sharing details on their social media accounts. And earlier this week, the reality TV star turned football pundit posted a clip on his Instagram story, sharing that the carpet had finally been installed.

Kirstie Allsopp, 50, caused controversy by criticising cooling systems at a time when the thermostat was soaring to almost 40C in some parts of Britain. As the UK received its first ever red alert heat warning and the Met Office warned that even healthy people could face serious illness or worse, a spot of air conditioning would have been appreciated by many.However Kirstie was adamant that Britain should "never again" be allowed to build homes that couldn't be lived in comfortably without resorting to air-con."For thousands of years we were able to build cool buildings in hot places," the property show presenter argued in view of her 428,700 Twitter followers."Air Conditioning led us into the Dark Ages, never again should we be allowed to build homes or offices that can’t be cooled by airflow & shade."Her comments left many irate - especially those who had lived in countries where scorching heatwaves were the norm.@Mo_Hafez11 raged: "I hope you stay for 1 month in Arizona or Arabian desert without AC, then lecture us about the redundancy of AC and the genius of cooling old architecture without AC's."@Anne12369700 hit back, insisting: "But that’s K’s point.

Craig David left him feeling ‘violated’ in his own home, a court has heard.Tanya Jeal, 31, turned up at the pop star’s home and a hotel where he was staying, and sent a letter to his family and messaged his friends on social media.She was handed a stalking protection order on Friday, banning her from contacting the musician for five years.During a hearing at Bromley Magistrates’ Court, Jeal, of Orpington in Kent, admitted contacting and pursuing Mr David but said she was just an ‘innocent fan’.In a witness impact statement read to the court by Flora Curtis, a barrister representing the Metropolitan Police, Mr David said the incident ‘left me feeling violated in my own home’.‘I want to be able to walk down the street without having to look over my shoulder,’ he wrote.Ms Curtis said the pair met during an album signing at HMV in 2016, where the singer briefly spoke to Jeal before taking a photo with her.She said their next interaction was later that year when Mr David was staying at Sofitel near Heathrow Airport.The pair took another photograph together before she was escorted off the premises by his security, which Jeal claimed happened in 2017.In his statement, Mr David said he could tell she was an ‘overexcited fan’ and took a picture with her at the hotel in a bid to prevent her from contacting him again.The court heard that Jeal sent him messages on Snapchat in the years that followed, and continued to watch his Instagram stories while she was travelling in India.She also sent a letter to Mr David’s family, apparently ‘warning him’ that his manager was using him as a ‘cash cow’ and ‘didn’t care about him’, and that she believed the singer was communicating with her through the radio.The court heard that Jeal went to

Lisa Maffia angered Good Morning Britain viewers after claiming that phones should be banned from music concerts.The singer and rapper, 43, argued that people filming "15 to 30" seconds at a gig on their phones isn't the best way to enjoy shows, and that they should just "live in the moment" and "enjoy it". She went on to say that people think that "going viral, having 15 seconds of a video is capturing life", and approved of artists banning phones from shows.

As things continue to heat up in the Love Island villa, and as the final fast approaches, there’s one question on everyone’s lips: When will the famous ‘Meet the Parents’ episode air? The name of the episode is slightly misleading, as the invite extends to other family members too, such as siblings. With relatives such as Gemma ’s dad Michael Owen and Ekin-Su ’s brother making waves outside of the villa, fans can’t get enough of the prospect of the Islanders’ loved ones making their debut in Mallorca.

Staff at a Manchester city centre Lidl say they have been forced to bar schoolkids from entering the store after outbreaks of anti-social behaviour from pupils.

A school headteacher has defended the decision to ban a senior pupil form their school leavers prom. Aimee Wilkinson is said to have been reduced to tears when she was informed that she could not attend her school prom alongside her fellow pupils.

Ellie Goulding’s Facebook page have been banned after the singer claimed the drink is low in calories and contains no sugar.The pop star, who is a founder and co-owner of Served Drinks, posted two ads for the alcoholic sparkling water on her Facebook page in February, the first one stating: ‘If you’re like me, you love a drink but also enjoy an active lifestyle. My delicious alcoholic sparkling water is the best of both worlds.’The second read: ‘You guys know I love a drink, but I also really care about my well-being.

Ellie Goulding has had posts made to her Facebook page about her alcohol brand banned after the singer claimed the drink is low in calories and contains no sugar.

Advertisements for an alcohol brand on Ellie Goulding's Facebook page have been banned after the singer claimed the drink is low in calories and contains no sugar.The 35-year-old English pop star, who is a founder and co-owner of Served Drinks, posted two ads for the alcoholic sparkling water on her Facebook page in February, the first one stating: 'If you're like me, you love a drink but also enjoy an active lifestyle. My delicious alcoholic sparkling water is the best of both worlds.'The second read: 'You guys know I love a drink, but I also really care about my well-being.