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J. Kim Murphy “Take Me Out” star Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Actors’ Equity Association have released statements condemning the illegal recording of actors in nude scenes after footage of Jesse Williams performing naked in the Broadway production leaked online.“I’m appalled by the disrespect shown to the actors of our company whose vulnerability on stage ever night is crucial to ‘Take Me Out,'” Jesse Tyler Ferguson wrote on Twitter Tuesday afternoon.

As scorching summer days approach, new research shows Brits are interested in sunbathing in the nude when the weather heats up.

Teesside Live.Paul Abrahams, prosecuting, told Teesside Crown Court on April 21: "It's fair to say that the conversation turned to sexual matters relatively quickly."There was then conversation arranging a meet at Darlington railway station."The defendant did indeed travel to the station to meet 'Megan' where he was then accosted by the group who were waiting for him there and identified him from a photograph he had sent."Porter was sentenced to nine months in a young offenders' institute, suspended for two years and subject to a 10-year sexual harm prevention order.

MixMag. A statement from police said at the time: “It is reported that about 1000 people are attending the event. A large number of vehicles have also been reported travelling through the area.“We have received a number of calls from concerned and upset residents who have had their sleep disturbed by the noise levels coming from the event.

An illegal immigrant smuggled into the UK in a lorry is due to be deported after being caught in a cannabis farm. Police swooped at a house in north Manchester after receiving a tip off about suspicious activity.

estate agents claim that the director "attacked" them after he was confronted about what they call illegal evictions. A video posted on Twitter on today (Thursday, April 21) by London Renters Union showed the fracas outside Eaton Green estate agents in Camberwell, South London.The clip shows the group being escorted out of the premises when one of them appears to call the man, wearing casual clothes, a "w*****."One of the group said the man, whom she reffered to "angry Stoney man" in reference to his Stone Island sweater, was the director of the estate agents.

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Fly-tipping has reached farcical levels on the banks of the River Tay – one year on from a previous call for action.

This week on Emmerdale has seen viewers hooked to every second of serial killer Meena Jutla's trial.The four-day long series of episodes concludes tonight (Thursday 14 April) when the fate of the psychopathic nurse will be revealed. Ahead of the episode airing, actress Paige Sandhu appeared on Lorraine, where she was interviewed by Christine Lampard. Christine probed Paige for details about how prison officer Ian will be involved in the grand finale, before revealing that the daytime show had secured an exclusive teaser clip from the ITV soap.

An elderly woman who never received planning permission for an extension on her home is now being put through "hell" by council planning officers, her representative claims.

Olivia Liang) and Mia (guest star Vanessa Yao) aren't exactly on the same page when it comes to the best way to go about completing their mission. As a result, Nicky begins to question whether she should approach her relationship with Mia as a friend or a shifu. In the sneak peek from the latest episode, Nicky tries to lead Mia on some recon work.

Alexander Isak was left completely red-faced after getting booked for taking an 'illegal penalty' during Real Sociedad victory over Elche in La Liga on Sunday.The Swedish striker thought he'd equalised after converting from the penalty spot, but his poor attempt at a stuttered run-up ended up costing him. For some bizarre reason, Isak decided to stop dead in his tracks - which is against the rules - allowing the keeper to dive out of the way, before slotting the ball home on the other side.It was immediately flagged by the referee, who pulled out a yellow card and awarded an indirect free-kick as Elche's players began swarming around him.

Teeside Gazette reports that at the end of March, a proceeds of crime hearing resulted in a forfeiture order being made for almost £140,000 held in bank accounts belonging to the Middlesbrough man. The funds were considered to be his own personal profit from the Facebook lotteries.The investigation was carried out by economic crime officers with the assistance of colleagues from the Gambling Commission, who worked to ensure a man had to surrender the tens of thousands of pounds.

Gloucester Live, the surrounding land has been divided into three over recent years. Wildin’s home 24 Meendurst road and 24a which stands directly in front of his mancave have been transferred to a company called Expresser Ltd.

camper says he 'thought he was going to get murdered' when he was disturbed by ravers going past his tent. Oliver Broome from Wortley in Leeds had an "unbelievable weekend" when a "relaxing" camping trip at Oxenhope Stoop Hill in Bradford turned into a surprise visit to an illegal rave, reports YorkshireLive.

Yorkshire Live, Oliver Broome had been hiking on Saturday (April 2), when his adventure took an odd turn after he found the “perfect spot” to relax for the night.“The first half of the night went as planned,” the Leeds-born 29-yea-old said. “I’d pitched up, made my dinner on my little stove and had a couple of beers. Around 10:30 pm I got in my sleeping bag to start winding down for the night.

Carol Vorderman's successor on Countdown, has struggled with the nasty comments after her rise to fame.Rachel explained the "disgusting" communications often encourage the TV star to stay away from her social media accounts."It really makes me not want to go into my DMs at all because it's revolting," she vented."It's astounding to know that strangers are sending porn - it empowers them to know that it's gone to your inbox."The maths whizz admitted that the content of the messages often "turned her stomach" - but that it was proving difficult to control the communication.She acknowledged: "For women in the public eye, receiving a constant stream of rude, inappropriate and even abusive messages to your DMs [direct messages] is unfortunately inevitable."The fact that this happens away from public view makes it all the more intrusive."Now, an aggravated Rachel has hit out at social media platforms for not clamping down on the offensive activity and protecting women.She has become an ambassador for the Centre for Countering Digital Hate, which is urging government and regulators to do more to protect the victims of digital crimes.Rachel has also suggested that the matter should be taken out of the hands of the platforms and shifted to a regulating body.She stated that social media brands were unfit to regulate themselves.The dismayed presenter continued in quotes published in the Daily Mail: "Teenage girls could receive this stuff while no one else knows because it's behind closed doors.

An illegal puppy seller and a friend have been jailed after they brutally attacked a man angry at his treatment of dogs.

Two brothers raked in more than £120,000 breaking down stolen top-of-the-range cars and selling the parts on eBay.

bloody massacre on Sunday night in Las Tinajas in the Mexican state of Michoacan.Seventeen men and three women were shot dead after a team of gunmen wearing military uniforms burst into the venue just after 10.30pm on Sunday night and opened fire on the crowd with assault rifles.Four other people were taken to hospital with gunshot wounds.More than a hundred spent 7.62-calibre shell casings were gathered at the scene by investigators."It was a massacre of one group by another," Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told a news conference.Cockfighting, despite being illegal, is a hugely popular pastime in Mexico, with clandestine meetings drawing large numbers of spectators. The area has been a battleground between rival drugs cartels, with the the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) being challenged by several smaller gangs for control of the local cocaine trade.

In a move campaigners have dubbed "a historic moment for children and their rights", a new law has been introduced in Wales that deems smacking children illegal. Children will have now have the same protection from assault as adults, with the new law - introduced by First Minister Mark Drakeford - making all forms of physical punishment prohibited, under the Children (Wales) Act.The new law is also applicable to anyone who is just visiting the country, and sees Wales join 60 other countries across the world with similar bans in place, including Scotland.