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This divorce is turning out to be nastier than we thought — and expensive!

A list rating Manchester against London by comparing the likes of 'spoilt brats in yellow Lamborghinis outside Deansgate Tower' to 'spoilt brats in gold Lamborghinis outside Harrods' has been described as 'vomit inducing' and 'pathetic' by Mancunians.

Once upon a time, Melissa Joan Hart and Ryan Reynolds had a little bit of magic between them.

Melissa Joan Hart is opening up about the time in her life where she and Ryan Reynolds could’ve been an item.

Pamela Anderson opened up about life experiences involving WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange as well as Russian President Vladimir Putin in a new interview with Variety.Anderson, 55 - who is promoting her forthcoming memoir Love, Pamela - chat about her longstanding ties with Assange, as the duo was romantically linked during a time she visited him at the Ecuadorian embassy in London.The Baywatch star said that she and Assange engaged in a 'frisky' exchange at the embassy while consuming the distilled alcoholic beverage Mezcal. The latest: Pamela Anderson, 55, opened up about life experiences involving WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, 51, as well as Russian President Vladimir Putin, 70, in a new interview with Variety.

time traveller has warned of a devastating storm that will cost 'many lives'.The "worst hurricane in history" has been predicted to hit United States' east coast as soon as this Sunday on August 14, 2022.According to Facebook user Kim Windell Necos, who claims to be from 68 years in the future, hellish havoc is about to be wreaked on South Carolina.READ NEXT: Lost 13ft beluga whale dies as it's craned out of Paris river and put in back of vanThe social media post has left one time travel hopeful already hailing them as "the chosen one".Kim wrote: "Warning everyone I'm a time traveller from the 2090."On August 14 2022, the worst hurricane in history hits South Carolina this will be first ever category, 6 hurricanes with wind speeds of over 250mph know as "the first one" it causes billions in damage and many people lose their lives. Be safe everyone."The chilling message was shared onto the Facebook group, Time Travel which has almost 30,000 members — several all of whom have responded just days away from the supposed storm.

beluga whale who has began trapped in a river. Normally found in the cold waters of the Arctic, the whale was first spotted swimming up the river from the English Channel on Tuesday (August 2). The protected species headed upstream towards Paris, which the Seine flows through, before remaining at a lock 44 miles (70km) from the French capital. READ MORE: Rampaging killer whales sink boat with five people on board in terrifying attack Rescue services and biodiversity officials have been drawing up plans to rescue the animal amid concerns that if it does not return it could die in the "polluted" river.Fears have been mounting over the whale's condition, which has been observed drifting between two locks on the river, and barely moved yesterday (Thursday, August 4). Observations have also indicated it appears to have "skin changes and to be underweight".Drone footage showed the whale swimming slowly, its white silhouette just below the waterline and coming up to breathe.Local authorities said firefighters and biodiversity officials have evaluated the 'worrying' health of the animal, and plans are being drawn up to get it back where it belongs.Gerard Mauger, deputy head of French Marine Mammal Research Group GEEC, said the mammal spent "very little time on the surface" and appeared to have "good" lung capacity, but said rescuers were struggling to guide the whale to the mouth of the Seine.Officials have not specified the size of this individual, but an adult beluga can reach up to four metres (13 feet) in length.Authorities in Normandy's Eure department urged people to keep their distance to avoid distressing the animal.Lamya Essemlali, head of the non-profit marine conservation organisation Sea Shepherd, said some of her

Joan Jett has excoriated SeaWorld at its annual shareholders meeting over its alleged animal abuses, in particular its purported methods of forced breeding.The rocker appeared virtually on behalf of PETA, calling for an end to the company’s “sordid breeding program”.She said: “SeaWorld has caused public outrage by continuing to forcibly breed bottlenose dolphins and beluga whales in order to create generations of animals who then suffer in cramped tanks, deprived of any semblance of a natural life” [quotes via Consequence].Jett continued: “In the park’s breeding program, unwilling female dolphins are taken from the water and sometimes even drugged so they can’t fight back while SeaWorld staff thrust tubes filled with semen into their uteruses.“Some must endure this process repeatedly, only for their babies to die or be taken away and shipped off to other marine prisons.“We can all agree that sexually abusing dolphins and whales who must carry out their forced pregnancies is disrespectful to these forms of intelligent life, heedless of these wonderful animals’ rights, and just plain wrong. My question is this: When will SeaWorld end its sordid breeding program?”In a statement shared with Billboard SeaWorld said that it’s “more important now than ever to educate the public about marine animals” and to have “healthy populations in accredited and certified zoological settings” such as their own.“Having a zoological program allows us to be one of the foremost experts in marine mammal research, rescue, and rehabilitation.

BirminghamLive reports. Fortunately, an expert was on hand to identify the aircraft.Marketing manager and trainee pilot Daniel Clarke took to Twitter with a snap of the plane, explaining: "The aircraft is a Boeing E-3D of the RAF."It is the first time I think we’ve had one of those fly over us into BHX."The Boeing E-3D is an American model and is described as an 'airborne early warning and control aircraft'.RAF E3s have been slowly phased out in the UK, and the final flight for the doomed aircraft was supposed to be in July 2021, to be replaced by a new aircraft.He added: "I’m studying to get my private pilot's license so it’s always been something that has had my interest."The RAF seem to have been doing it more and more over the last couple of years.

A sushi restaurant has apologised for publishing an 'inappropriate and offensive' dress code on its website that asked women to wear 'sexy' heels and bodycon dresses.

For more of the latest news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Reports suggest the contorversial section of their dress code has now been removed. Daily Star has contacted Beluga for comment.

fisherman in the Netherlands has been left stunned after hauling in an extraordinary catfish that was bright yellow.Professional angler Martin Glatz had been out fishing when he snagged the impressive wels catfish.Wels catfish are native to lakes and rivers throughout Europe, and can grow to 2.7 metres long if they live to become fully grown.