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"Will just spend the winter watching on iPlayer, catching up with bits I missed. Anything Carol does too." (sic)Aec82 typed in reference to Monty's new adorable telly companion, puppy Ned: "Gutted and we are going to miss Ned growing up too."Please continue posting pictures of him."Garywarman19761 tweeted: "Thanks Monty for the series and the winter specials you give so much so relaxing.See you in the spring, look after yourself."Patterson5_a penned: "Sad to hear filming has finished but good to know you will have Longmeadow to yourselves again."Delighted also to see there are going to be some GWs in December but the best is hopefully going to see you again next March.

Their happily ever after! Pregnant Kaley Cuoco and Tom Pelphrey couldn’t be any more thrilled to expand their family with their first child.

By As a Clark Atlanta University student, Kennedy Whisenant, 21, does not take it for granted that she’s enrolled in an HBCU. She grew up watching the adventures of students at the fictional Hillman College on Cosby Show spin-off A Different World, and says the environment at Clark Atlanta University isn’t far off. Between her professors and being a proud member of the Alpha Pi Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., her college experience has nurtured her and provided her with a robust support system.

By There’s an old adage that says, “You don’t choose HBCUs; HBCUs choose you.” For Kennedy Orr, that couldn’t have been more true. “I knew that in my heart I wanted to go to an HBCU,” the 19-year-old says.

By For a young woman with more accomplishments than you could imagine, you might be surprised to learn, Winslyn Parrish embraces failures like an old friend. Whether it’s serving as sophomore class president during her time at Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University in Tallahassee or leading membership recruitment and retention for national community-service-based organization SISTUHS, Inc., following the coronavirus pandemic, every win in her life comes in the face of professional and personal loss.

By When Karyn Onyeneho was 31 years old, her grandmother Caroline passed away. Her death was premature, and the doctors said it was from type 2 diabetes complications. A naturally inquisitive and compassionate person, Karyn researched the disease to learn more about it.

By Noella Williams is a Pisces sun, Pisces Moon, and Libra rising—thanks for asking. Her hobbies include lounging around with her Animal Crossing–themed Nintendo Switch, talking about Loki, the fictional character played by Tom Hiddleston, who’s an “acquired thirst,” and yelling at old men who are trying to control women’s bodies.

By As a college junior, Evolone Layne has spent every summer since getting accepted to Howard University, a prestigious HBCU in Washington DC, interning at companies including Apple and NASA because of her passion for STEM.She holds an interest in artificial intelligence after a trip to urgent care for a mystery bruise that was treated with Advil. Wouldn’t it be better, she thought, if health care practitioners could go to a computer that’s programmed to know what’s going on with our bodies?In addition to her commitment to science, Layne has a deep love of music, having once dreamt of being a vocal coach.

By Activism often means going big—organizing a march for justice or starting a social media campaign—but for Maisie Brown, activism starts locally. In response to the ongoing Mississippi water crisis, the 21-year-old sophomore and political science major at Jackson State University—one of the largest HBCUs—is leading the effort to deliver drinking water to residents who can’t make it to the city’s distribution centers.The grassroots activist is dedicated to community-driven social change focusing on local issues requiring a local solution.

Lifestyles of the rich and famous! This week’s episode of “The Kardashians” was less about the drama and more about the eccentric as Kris Jenner went in for her hip replacement surgery.

Russia said it was a technical malfunction and Wallace said Britain has now resumed patrols.Mr Wallace told MPs in Commons that an unarmed "RAF RC-135 Rivet Joint" spy plane was flying in "international airspace over the Black Sea" when two Russian Su-27s "released a missile in the vicinity of the Rivet Joint beyond visual range.The incident occurred on September 29, he said. "We don't consider this a deliberate escalation by the Russians, our analysis would concur it was a malfunction", Mr Wallace continued."In my letter [to Mr Shoigu] I made clear the aircraft was unarmed, in international airspace, and following a pre-notified flight path."I felt it was prudent to suspend these patrols until a response was received by the Russian state."The reply by the Russian Minister of Defence on October 10 stated they have conducted an investigation into the circumstances of the incident and stated it was a technical malfunction."They also acknowledge that the incident took place in international airspace."He explained that it is not unusual for aircraft to be shadowed, but during that interaction on the 29th, it transpired that one of the SU-27 aircraft released a missile which is unusual.The total time of the interaction between the Russian aircraft and the Rivet Joint was approximately 90 minutes and once the patrol was completed, the aircraft returned to base.Wallace said they are "incredibly lucky that it didn't become worse" and told MPs of a separate incident where a Russian fighter jet came within 15ft of a NATO aircraft.

Naman Ramachandran The 35th edition of the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA, Nov. 9-20), will open with the world premiere of Iranian-Dutch filmmaker Niki Padidar’s “All You See.” The festival has also revealed the titles in its competition lineups. In all, 277 titles will be screened at the in-person festival. Artistic director Orwa Nyrabia said: “Here’s an eclectic lineup that is united only by originality. Through the subjectivities of these filmmakers, an image of a world in pain emerges – a humanity that is trying hard, that is vulnerable and sincere, that is complex and persistent. The diversity of artistic forms is astonishing, and there are no boundaries when it comes to tackling the biggest powers or inventing new grammar.”

READ MORE: Charlie's Angels star Jaclyn Smith, 79, leaves fans swooning as she posts ageless snapLooking back on the cult favourite film in 2015, costume designer Mona May described the striking look as “like taking the uniform and twisting it.

Ed Meza @edmezavar Cohen Film Collection is continuing its restorations of classic Merchant Ivory productions, among them 1963’s “The Householder,” the first film collaboration between Ismail Merchant and James Ivory. The classics label of Cohen Media Group, Cohen Film Collection is lining up the restorations of four titles that also include the 1977 episodic romantic drama “Roseland,” with Teresa Wright and Christopher Walken, and two films directed by Merchant, “In Custody” (1994), featuring Shashi Kapoor, and “The Proprietor” (1996), starring Jeanne Moreau. Tim Lanza, Cohen Film Collection vice president and archivist, says he chose “In Custody” – Merchant’s feature directorial debut — and “The Proprietor” in particular “because James Ivory was keen to have a rerelease of some of the films that were directed by Ismael Merchant himself.”

Darwin Nunez is finally starting to look like the man Liverpool splashed a potential £85m on in the summer.The Uruguayan's superbly-angled header was the difference maker for Jurgen Klopp's side against West Ham on Wednesday night as they closed the gap on the top four to just four points.Nunez has made a relatively slow start to life at Anfield, but he was anything but slow last night after being clocked running at 23.61mph - surpassing the previous Premier League record of 23.48mph set by Manchester City defender Kyle Walker in June 2020.READ MORE: West Ham fans rage at 'cheat' Virgil van Dijk for Jarrod Bowen's missed penaltyFor context, Usain Bolt's world record sprint speed is 27.78mph, meaning that, when running at full-pelt, Nunez boasts near Olympic-level pace.Reacting to the news on social media, a number of Liverpool fans insisted his lightning speed hadn't gone unnoticed."He really is insanely fast. Never seen a player like him.

Tyson Fury says he's planning to buy League One side Morecambe Town.During an appearance on talkSPORT on Thursday, the Gypsy King claimed he has plans to invest "millions" into the club and lead them up the football league."I'm thinking about buying Morecambe football club," Fury told stunned hosts Jim White and Simon Jordan. "So I was thinking that I invest X amount of millions in them, basically throw it at them, and keep them up.

Khloe Kardashian has revealed she has it "in her will" that she will still have weekly manicures if she ever ends up in a coma. The Kardashians star is clearly dedicated to her life of glamour and spoke of her plans while catching up with mum Kris Jenner, who was recovering from a recent hip surgery, in the latest episode of the family's television show.

Manchester United have defended their policy of paying out annual dividends to shareholders after being questioned on the approach by supporters.

The Trafford Centre is hosting a Christmas gift and essential items donation point to help ease the cost of living and energy crisis on residents of the borough.