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Seeing the Northern Lights, visiting the Eiffel Tower and taking a trip to Loch Ness. These are just some of the top things people around the UK have on their bucket lists. A poll of 2,000 Britons has just revealed the places people would love to go at least once in their lifetime.

The Only Way Is Essex star took a break from filming to finish off her large back tattoo with her artist. READ MORE: Lauren Goodger gets one-year-old daughter's pierces, saying she was 'so nervous' While the TV star continues to heal from her latest artwork, she proudly showed her new ink on social media in full view of her loyal legion of fans online.Her artwork focuses around the theme of love with one quote reading ‘Your heart is safe here’ alongside a beautiful portrait of two people kissing.To show off the full extent of her artwork, the blonde bombshell went topless and wore a pair of high waisted white pants which were visible underneath a pair of black velvet tracksuit pants.She complimented the look with a casual black beanie which she pulled over her luscious long locks, with the remainder of her hair pulled to one side to show off the full extent of her new tattoo.The starlet showcased her gorgeous golden tan as she posed up a storm for her adoring fans online, as she looked off to one side.In the centre of her back was a portrait framed with a large square box with scripture on the outside which read: “Show me the most damaged parts of your soul and I will show you it how it still shines like gold’.She also had the Spanish word for love – Amor – inked on the top of her back, alongside another quote which read: “I want the parts of you that you refuse to give’. For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here. On her lower back the blonde bombshell has two beautiful tigers with the words ‘no risk, no story’ written above them.The starlet also has numerous other tattoos including the phrase pretty poison transcribed on her hand as well as

2019 tour of South Africa, William, 40, started to develop concerns about the Sussexes’ happiness in the royal family, realizing the family might be “in crisis.” The interview with ITV for its documentary “Harry & Meghan: an African Journey” was one of the first public instances that showed Harry and Meghan’s struggles as royals. Meghan spoke openly about her struggles as a mother and newlywed in the royal spotlight.

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Carol Vorderman, 61, looked as youthful as ever as she put on an animated display in from of the camera in a new social media post.The former Countdown star took to Twitter to share a video exercising as she defied critics who recently told her to “act her age”.In view of her 493,500 followers, Carol uploaded a clip of herself in a camp workout ensemble that put her taut abs on full display.She could be seen swaying her hips and squatting on her porch as she smiled broadly.Carol captioned the video: “While I was away I was working on some kettlebell sequences.....try following Juice and Toya on YouTube @JuiceAndToya.“It’s all free... Also some squatting sessions for legs and butt with Pamela Reif.”She added in a follow-up tweet: “Obviously taking squatting seriously, not smiling much…..“It was a heavy 2 hour workout morning....slow and steady with this sesh....….

Jem Aswad Senior Music Editor U2 singer Bono will undertake a 14-city book tour in support of his forthcoming memoir “Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story,” which is published on Nov. 1. Full dates appear below. The book tour, titled “Stories of Surrender” and produced by Live Nation, is billed as “An evening of words, music and some mischief…” The tour kicks off at New York’s Beacon Theatre on Nov. 2, the day after the book is released, and continues across the U.S. and Europe before concluding in Madrid, Spain on Nov. 28. Tickets will go on sale Friday, October 7 at 10 a.m. (local time); every ticket sold includes a copy of the book. All tickets purchased online will be delivered as secure mobile tickets. There will be a two-ticket limit per person.

Daniel D'Addario Chief TV Critic Tom McCarthy’s “Spotlight” is the single best film about journalism of our era. So while it comes as no surprise that the writer-director’s take on life at a daily paper for ABC is substantially better than the average 2020s network drama, it’s certainly good news. On the McCarthy-created “Alaska Daily,” Hilary Swank plays Eileen Fitzgerald, a high-powered newspaper reporter whose reporting comes into question in the pilot’s early going; her losing her job is as much about the claims against her work as it is about the fact that her sudden vulnerability opens up a conversation about her habit of talking down to colleagues. Suddenly, she’s spinning her wheels, endlessly reporting a book that may never see daylight; the conditions are perfect for her to accept the offer of a former mentor (“Scandal’s” Jeff Perry, excellent) to take a job in Anchorage.

Manori Ravindran International Editor When presenter June Sarpong agreed to take on the most public-facing diversity and inclusion role at the BBC in the fall of 2019, the corporation — and indeed the world — was a different place. “I joined when the BBC was just coming out the other side of everything that had happened with [breakfast presenter] Naga Munchetty,” Sarpong tells Variety on her last official day at the BBC, capping off three years as head of creative diversity. “Feelings were heightened.” The U.K. public broadcaster was smarting from a heavy backlash against the attempted censure of Munchetty, who was reprimanded for breaching impartiality guidelines after she criticized, on air, then U.S. President Donald Trump for perceived racism. The decision was overturned by then BBC director general Tony Hall, but only after widespread outcry against the corporation for punishing one of its top hosts for calling out racism, which many felt should be exempt from impartiality rules.

TikTok trend is currently going viral on the social media platform, with users swearing the hack can save money on a household's energy bills. The new hack involving the garden item has come to light just a few months after the faux terracotta pot TikTok trend went viral, with creators making the pots out of glass vases, baking powder and paint.As the cost of living crisis continues to worsen in the UK, households up and down the country are trying to find ways to save the precious pennies this winter while trying to stay warm as energy bills soar.But what is the terracotta pot TikTok trend and how does it work?Here's everything you need to know.

U2‘s Bono has announced a worldwide book tour in support of his forthcoming memoir Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story – find full details and tickets below.The 576-page volume is due to land on November 1 via publishing house Alfred A. Knopf (and in audiobook form via Penguin Random House) and, as its title implies, will explore the origins of 40 key songs in U2’s discography.

Love Island runner up Gemma Owen claims that her father, former footballer Michael Owen has given his approval to boyfriend Luca Bish. The couple met on this year’s Love Island and since leaving the villa have made their relationship official and have continued going from strength to strength. During her time in the villa the 19 year old dressage rider said that Luca, 23, would need to get her family’s seal of approval before they could move further with their relationship, and it seems he’s managed just that.

Still nothing but love. Alex Rodriguez sent a sweet message to ex Jennifer Lopez and her children months after she married Ben Affleck.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has announced an extra £421 million will be available for local authorities across the UK to help households with energy bills, food costs and other daily essentials during the cost of living crisis. Scotland will receive an additional £41 million as part of the Barnett Consequentials, for a total of £123 million from this support fund so far.

Harry and Meghan 's private secretary "kept trying to warn Charles and the Queen" about the pair's deteriorating relationship with Palace staff, a new book has claimed. Valentine Low's upcoming book Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind The Crown details how the warnings were there as the Sussexes' relationship with Palace staff deteriorated.

Prince Harry will still go ahead with publishing his memoir and the Palace is “understandably very concerned”.Katie Nicholl, Vanity Fair’s royal correspondent, who was featured on Portillo on GB News explained: “We know from the things that Harry and Megan have said in Oprah and in other interviews that they're not afraid to criticise the institution…“I mean, my experience of books is that he's been paid something like a 35-million-pound advance, half of which has already been paid.“I know the Palace is understandably very concerned about what's going to be in this book.”Early reports suggested that Harry would “tone down” his book in respect of how grandmother.READ MORE:Palace aides are 'plotting to stop Prince Harry's bombshell book from being released'However, Nicholl said she believes that this won’t be the case at all.“We know from the things that Harry and Megan have said in Oprah and in other interviews that they're not afraid to criticise the institution.“They're not afraid to have a pop at members of the Royal Family.”She continued by saying she doesn’t believe that his is “going to hand back half of that advance and pull the plug on the book.”Another royal commentator, Charles Rae, urged the prince not to publish the tell-all.He said, “Harry is supposed to be doing some changes so they can tone it down a bit.“Well, I've got one change for Harry: he should scrap it.“Just don't publish it, Harry.

King Charles III has sent a "no way back" message to Prince Harry and Meghan Markle with a new portrait, according to a royal expert. A newly released portrait of the King, Queen Consort Camilla, Prince William and Princess Kate has been released to the public, however Prince Harry and Meghan are not present in the snap.The portrait was taken the night before the Queen's funeral on Sunday 18 September, which is when the Duke and Duchess of Sussex were in the United Kingdom.

Jaqueline Jossa has made areturn to EastEnders to film scenes for Dot Branning’s funeral.The Lauren Branning actress was back at the soap’s studios last week for filming Dot's send-off after last appearing on the soap four years ago.Her comeback came as part of a special tribute episode to late Dot actress June Brown, who played the character for 35 years.A source told The Sun: “Bosses got in touch with Jac about returning for Dot’s special episode and she was more than happy to come back.She was back last week filming her little guest stint.”READ MORE: Jacqueline Jossa heads to gym in sports car as Dan travels in his own £80k motorA horse-drawn hearse containing Dot’s name in a floral tribute has also been spotted being taken into the Elstree Studios in Borehamwood, Hertfordshire. Jacqueline spent eight years on the soap as Lauren Branning, before later winning I'm A Celeb in 2019.Lauren left Albert Square in February 2018 after her sister Abi died.

Laura Anderson has revealed that she is 'no longer homeless' and moving back to Scotland just months after returning to the UK from Dubai.