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New powers are set to be implemented that will prohibit the use of tents for sleeping in shop doorways and on the Promenade in Blackpool. These measures will be incorporated into updated rules agreed by Blackpool Council to regulate behaviour in the town centre and along the seafront.

Neighbours on a Salford estate say they feel 'trapped' in their homes during the evening after being left in darkness for months. Residents at St Paul's Court, Walkden, say they have made regular complaints about lights not working outside their homes to social landlord Onward Homes.

Ruben Amorim has seemingly already given his verdict on a previous Manchester United managerial appointment.

HYBE CEO Lee Jae-sang has issued a formal apology regarding leaked internal reports, which allegedly contained controversial remarks about K-pop idols.According to The Korea Herald, the document and its contents were first made public during a National Assembly audit into the entertainment giant on October 24, during which HYBE COO and subsidiary label Belift Labs CEO Kim Tae-ho was questioned about its practices.During the audit carried out by the South Korean National Assembly’s Culture, Sports, and Tourism Committee, assemblyman Min Hyung-bae said that the “Weekly Industry Music Report” allegedly contained 18,000 pages of malicious comments about various K-pop artists and groups, including minors.The idols reportedly mentioned in the leaked document hail from industry rivals such as JYP Entertainment, YG Entertainment, SM Entertainment and more. Following the leak, HYBE faced widespread backlash from fans.On October 29, CEO Lee Jae-sang issued a formal apology via HYBE’s website to “the artists, industry colleagues and fans affected by the language used in our monitoring document”, per CNA Lifestyle.“The document was created in the process of collecting various responses and public opinions on industry trends and issues,” he wrote.

Love is dead. Again. Damn.

Another accusation of sex crimes against minors, and — shock of shocks — it’s not a drag queen. It’s a youth pastor.

The casting call has gone out for a star to play Lara Croft in the upcoming Tomb Raider series at Prime Video, and it looks like Sophie Turner and Lucy Boynton are frontrunners!

Prince Harry's cousin Mike Tindall once made a joke about the Duke that landed him in hot water. The former England rugby player and husband to Zara Tindall, took a jab at Harry.

Moana 2 hasn’t even arrived in theaters yet, but it’s already breaking records!

Members of the community have been invited to two public events linked to Renfrewshire Council's planned extension of Park Mains High School in Erskine.

Police are probing the death of a British teenager with a peanut allergy who died after eating baklava on a family vacation to Rome.

Hundreds of asylum seekers have been ejected from an accommodation barge moored off the Dorset coast ahead of decisions about their future in the UK.

YouTube‘s recent momentum can be attributed to many factors, but the living room appears to be chief among them.

Marc Anthony is following in the footsteps of his ex-wife Jennifer Lopez after the racist comments made at Donald Trump’s rally over the weekend.

Former Manchester United forward Dwight Yorke says he can't understand why Ruud van Nistelrooy accepted the interim job after Erik ten Hag's sacking on Monday.

A former Conservative MP has been reprimanded by a Parliamentary watchdog over 'brazen and drunken' sexual misconduct at a House of Commons bar last year.

The Spice Girls reunion drama is FAR from over!

Several people have been reported missing after flash floods swept cars through village streets and trapped people inside their homes amid a 'historic' weather event in large areas of eastern and southern Spain.

Jimmie Allen and Alexis Gale are officially separated.

According to a new report, Channing Tatum and Zoe Kravitz have split up.

Labour's first Budget under Sir Keir Starmer's leadership will have big implications for taxes, wages, benefits, pensions and the cost of living.