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A Linwood dad was jailed yesterday after he was snared as a courier during a Highland drug run.

Coronation Street fans were amused to see a change in Summer Spellman after she spent some time in the kitchen with her boyfriend Aaron Sandford. The teen lovebirds were puzzling how to spend their time together when Aaron revealed to Summer that he had confiscated his abusive alcoholic dad’s wallet to stop him buying booze.

The use of drugs in young people has shot up by 50% since the end of Covid-19 restrictions, new data has shown.

Strictly's Tony Adams, 55, previously opened up about a former fling he had with model and bussinesswoman Caprice Bourret in 1999. Prior to his stint on the BBC show, the retired professional footballer said that sex with the model became "like a drug" and he had to move on from the relationship. Following the end of his marriage to ex-wife Jane Shea, the Arsenal legend had a short-lived fling with the model. He wrote in his 2017 memoir, SOBER: Football.

Still Game star Jane McCarry reveals she once pleaded with airport staff after security found drugs in her luggage.

Two men were arrested after a police operation uncovered a £1 million cannabis cultivation at a Scottish industrial estate this week

Behind the large smile of the popular purple dinosaur Barney, lies a shocking dark side.  The new two-part "Barney" docuseries "I Love You, You Hate Me," uncovers alleged death threats, rumors and violence toward the beloved character created by Sheryl Leach in 1992. "What color is happier than purple? No color," Bill Nye said in Peacock’s newly released trailer.  What became a cultural television phenomenon continued to receive negative criticism nationwide.  "'I Love You, You Hate Me' is a limited series chronicling the rise and fall of Barney the Dinosaur’s furious backlash — and what it says about the human need to hate," the docuseries synopsis read.

two-part documentary about the darkness surrounding the legendary kid’s show “Barney & Friends.”Friendly faces like Bill Nye and Al Roker are interviewed for “I Love You, You Hate Me,” but so are former actors David Joyner and Bob West — who both donned the purple dinosaur suit during the show’s run from 1992 to 2010.They both provide not-so-jovial recollections about their time as Barney — West even alleging that his entire family received death threats.“They were violent and explicit, death and dismemberment of my family,” he recalls on top of video of Barney stuffed animals being lit on fire. “They were gonna come and find me, and they were going to kill me.”Another interview subject talked about some of the “rumors” he heard about the costumed character, including that he hid “dugs in his tail.”The trailer ends with a woman saying, “I don’t think you could ever think somebody would go and shoot someone.”This could relate to “Barney” founder Sheryl Leach’s son, Patrick Kearns Leach, who was charged with one count each of assault with a firearm and shooting for allegedly shooting his neighbor multiple times after an argument in 2013.

An 'intelligent' and 'loved' young man was found dead at his flat in Trafford after taking methadone and cocaine, an inquest heard.

A prisoner who was found collapsed in his cell after being bullied into taking spice that led to his death. A report found that Kyle Batsford was bullied and used ‘as a guinea pig’ for psychoactive drugs by other prisoners who used this "as a form of entertainment", a report has found.

Cops showed up to Aaron Carter’s door last week.

Matt Donnelly Senior Film Writer Last week’s Emmy awards saw big winners gush with gratitude over their agents, managers, and audiences, but there was one notable benefactor to many stars that went unthanked: the injectable drug semaglutide, whose brand name is Ozempic. The drug is an insulin regulator for the pre-diabetic, made by the Danish pharma juggernaut Novo Nordisk, whose primary side effect is dramatic weight loss. It has saturated the industry in recent months, helping the beautiful and wealthy shed extra pounds in the never-ending Los Angeles pastime of optimizing appearances. Hollywood nutritionist Matt Mahowald tells Variety that the chief benefits of the injections are “moderating and pulling back insulin secretion, and slowing down your stomach from emptying. It promotes satiation from food.”

a number of wacky messages to social media this weekend, leading some fans to speculate if he were under the influence. But he insisted that he was simply drinking his Proper Twelve whiskey and Forged Irish Stout, while healing injuries with Tidl body spray. He had shared a video of himself showing off his muscles while flexing shirtless in the mirror, which was viewed over two million times, when a fan asked "What are you using? I want some of that.

August Alsina has accused Tory Lanez of striking him Saturday in Chicago in an ambush in which Lanez was flanked by 'eight oversized security' guards.The 30-year-old musical artist took to Instagram on Sunday with a lengthy post accompanied by a shot of him sporting a bloody mouth while slouched along the wall of an elevator.The New Orleans native said that Lanez, 30, and his group of associates confronted him while he was exiting a show and encroached him physically. The latest: August Alsina, 30, has accused Tory Lanez, 30, of striking him Saturday in Chicago in an ambush in which Lanez was flanked by 'eight oversized security' guardsThe I Luv This S*** performer said that Lanez grilled him on why he hadn't past acknowledged him.Alsina said that his silence toward Lanez was linked to negative things he had said about him when he opened up about his involvement with Jada Pinkett Smith.

A new drug therapy for young children who suffer with "moderate to severe" eczema has been proven to work well during clinical trials.

Eminem has opened up about his struggles with addiction and fame in a new essay. In a piece published by XXL Mag on Wednesday, the Slim Shady rapper shared his experience with addiction at the height of his fame. “My addiction didn’t start in my early days when I was coming up.

Nicki Minaj has filed a defamation lawsuit against a blogger over a drug allegation. Judd Burstein, an attorney for the Super Bass rapper, submitted documents to a New York court on Wednesday in which he claimed that the woman allegedly behind the @noseyheauxlive social media account, Marley Green, "outrageously" stated in a video posted on Monday that Minaj was a "coke head" and had been "shoving in all this cocaine up her nose". "In a different age, Green's lie would have been meaningless," he stated in the lawsuit.

Two men who became drug dealers after one lost his job during the pandemic and the other used it to 'get by' after being left homeless have been jailed. Jake Twist, 22, and Liam Phoenix, 22, were sentenced after a heroin and cocaine raid.

Nicki Minaj has filed a lawsuit against a vlogger who claimed the rapper is a drug abuser.Earlier in the week, Marley Green, who goes by the social media persona "Nosey Heaux," posted a video in which she called Nicki a "cokehead" during an unfounded diatribe. In another moment, the woman made comments about Nicki's 1-year-old son, which the singer called "vile" in the court documents.According to TMZ, who obtained the lawsuit, the "Super Bass" singer took more shots at Nosey, calling her a "nobody" and someone "whose main accomplishments in life have been a string of criminal charges, bail jumping and bad debts."Still, Nicki, who says she'e never used cocaine, acknowledges that the video is beginning to gain traction. Nicki's lawyer told TMZ, "When this case is over, she will no longer be permitted to use the name 'Nosey Heaux; because we will take her trademark from her when she does not have enough money to pay the judgment. Anyone else who spreads lies about Nicki will suffer a similar fate.

A prolific drug dealer cuckooed vulnerable people in a Cheshire town. Michael Edwards would use their homes to stash his supply of heroin and cocaine which he sold in and around Winsford.

—and many worry that with the return of low-rise bottoms comes an infatuation with thinness. Sydney Sweeney's , which she wore to the MTV Movie & TV Awards earlier this year, sparked a debate about a potential setback for the body positive movement.