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Christi Lukasiak, who was known as one of the Dance Moms on the hit reality series, was reportedly arrested for a DUI last month.

BBC Breakfast's beloved weather presenter Carol Kirkwood has opened up about the"sliding doors moment" that led to her meeting her now-husband. Carol and Steve Randall's paths crossed at a work event nearly seven years ago, which neither had initially intended to attend.

Streaming viewership accounted for a record 40.3% of TV usage in June, according to Nielsen‘s latest edition of The Gauge, beating the previous single category record previously set by cable. It’s the highest share of TV that The Gauge has ever reported.

Dermot O'Leary was given a dressing down by a guest on This Morning live on air.

In a departure from a 64-year-old Royal naming tradition, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have altered their children's names on their official website.

Manchester United have made no secret about their plan to strengthen at centre-back this summer and the main question to answer is which signatures will they eventually secure? Jarrad Branthwaite, Matthijs de Ligt and highly-rated Lille youngster Leny Yoro are on the shopping list for Erik ten Hag and key figures behind the scenes.

Alison Hammond has weighed in on rumours that Strictly Come Dancing bosses are considering employing chaperones for the celebrity contestants.

Harry Potter enthusiasts seeking a magical adventure this summer might want to consider this film location road trip.

A much-loved football star has died at the age of just 20 after suffering a blow to the head in a hugely unlucky accident. Ecuador international Justin Cornejo, who played for top-flight team Barcelona SC, is thought to have been hospitalised after suffering a horrific fall that local reports said resulted in "brain death".The star, one of the side's goalkeepers, was visited at the clinic where he was being treated by his teammates before his tragically untimely death.

Willy Wonka children’s event that took place in Glasgow earlier this year is to be turned into an Edinburgh Fringe show – and two of the original actors from the 1971 film will be there.Earlier this year, an experience event for children that was based on Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonks And The Chocolate Factory book and the Timothée Chalamet movie, Wonka, went viral after receiving dozens of complaints from parents.What appeared to be an immersive, Wonka-themed attraction, disappointed many members of the Glasgow public after being held in an abandoned warehouse using cheap props, costumes plus an AI-generated script.The £35 a ticket event was quickly shut down after receiving dozens of complaints from angry parents, many of whom demanded their money back and called the police.Now, Julie Dawn Cole and Paris Themmen, who played Veruca Salt and Mike Teevee respectively in the 1971 movie starring Gene Wilder, will co-narrate a new show at Edinburgh Festival based on the debacle.Willy’s Candy Spectacular: A Musical Parody will also see some of those involved in the original event in Glasgow will also take part, including Kirsty Paterson, who became a viral hit after pictures emerged of her as a sad Oompa Loompa.

This Morning's Dermot O'Leary has shared his heartfelt concern following the discovery of a body believed to be that of missing teenager Jay Slater in Tenerife. While discussing the tragic news with LBC Radio's Tom Swarbrick on the ITV programme, alongside co-host Alison Hammond, Dermot relayed the sombre update: "The civil guard says that whilst formal identification needs to take place, all evidence suggests the remains are those of Jay Slater, who might have suffered an accident or fall." Tom shed light on the local reaction during their conversation, revealing insights from a regional newspaper editor: "[They have] the same questions that are on the front page of one of the British newspapers today, which is basically, 'Why wasn't this done sooner, given that unfortunately this body was located quite close to where the last phone signal seemed to have come from?'" He continued, detailing the challenging conditions that search teams faced: "The answer from this newspaper editor is the terrain is horrendous.

Gareth Southgate has confirmed he's stepping down as England manager after Sunday's defeat in the Euro 2024 final.The 53 year old Three Lions boss, who has led the team for eight years and to back-to-back European Championship finals, will see his contract expire later this year. He had remained tight-lipped about his future plans throughout the tournament in Germany. Just like at Euro 2020 against Italy, England fell short in the Euros final against Spain.

The Forum Centre in Wythenshawe was evacuated this morning after 'threats were made' to the centre.

Coronation Street fans didn't seem too impressed by a 'change' to Carla Connor as she faced her latest difficulty on the street. The much-loved character faced getting into trouble recently when she backed nephew Bobby Crawford's lie to the police.

A man was arrested after an attack on a busy town centre street in Oldham.

Elon Musk appears to have denied a report that he will donate around $45M a month to a pro-Donald Trump super-PAC — calling it “fake gnus”.

A man has been left with life-threatening injuries in hospital after an attack in Rochdale.

A student admitted sexually assaulting a friend after a night out in Manchester city centre, texting her: “For some sick reason I put my hands on you.”

The Oldham Coliseum has been saved. But there is much work to be completed before the 139-year-old theatre is ready to open its doors for the 2025 Panto season.

An ITV presenter who has been at the channel for over three decades has announced her decision to leave ITV Granada. Lucy Meacock, who has worked as the the main presenter on ITV’s flagship news show Granada Reports, revealed live on air that she would be stepping back from the programme after 36 years, explaining that the time was “right” to move on. Sharing the news on Monday, 15 July, Lucy stated: “This has been one of the most difficult decisions I have ever made.

A close pal of John Hunt, the devastated racing commentator whose wife and two daughters tragically lost their lives in a crossbow attack, has relayed a poignant message from him. ITV's racing pundit Matt Chapman revealed he's been in touch with Mr Hunt after the heartbreaking incident last week.