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Daisy May Cooper got snubbed by a Greek waiter who she propositioned for sex on holiday.The 36-year-old went away with a female friend for her first getaway as a divorcee in 2021.Daisy, left, fell for a handsome waiter, but after sending him a text offering him her bed, he turned her down flat.READ MORE: Daisy May Cooper didn't want to leave hospital with baby as she 'didn't love husband'She was then left cringing every time she went to the buffet and had to see the server who spurned her.Speaking on Alan Carr’s Life’s a Beach podcast, she spilled: “I chatted up a waiter and got his number.“I got a bit p***ed and I sent him a message saying, ‘Are you gonna come round or what?’“And I’ve never seen somebody text in their own accent, because it said, ‘I cannot, I so sorry, I will lose my job I need the moneys,’ and I wrote back to him, ‘Bore off then!’“What the f**k am I doing? It’s horrendous.“Then I had to see him serving stifado at the buffet restaurant every day after that.”This Country star Daisy, who has two young kids, daughter Pip and son Jack, revealed that the entire holiday was a “f***ing nightmare”.She said: “My son s**t through his shorts – I didn’t have a nappy.“Then I went through security and I couldn’t push the pushchair down.”Daisy has been announced in the cast of a new show which was filmed in Bristol. Rain Dogs will see a dysfunctional, unconventional family on the fringes of society, attempting to go straight in a crooked world.The show charts an unconventional love story between a working-class single mum, her 10-year-old daughter, and a privileged gay man.

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Seven of the comedy sketch show’s cast members left the show at the end of last season — Pete Davidson, Chris Redd, Kate McKinnon, Kyle Mooney, Aidy Bryant, Melissa Villasenor and Alex Moffat — leading to speculation that others including Strong would also be walking away. The comedian and actress, who has been on the show for nine seasons, didn’t appear in any skits on the season premiere hosted by Miles Teller and musical guest Kendrick Lamar, but several sources have confirmed that Strong will return later this season.

An ex-BBC presenter recently shared that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease.

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Love Island stars and TOWIE icons, and even a serving Member of Parliament joining the cast for 2023 - it's looking as though it will be an incredible series.READ NEXT: Max George and Maisie Smith pose naked in bed after ex's warning to the EastEnders starThe Sun has announced the alleged full line-up - and it's a jam-packed one - so keep scrolling to find out who will be starring in the new series in 2023.He's tried his hand at being Health Secretary of the United Kingdom, and now Matt Hancock is gearing up to be tested to the maximum.Matt will be the first serving MP to take part in the Channel 4 series, so it will no doubt be an interesting watch.The Sun reports that the controversial MP impressed producers of the show when he spoke to them."Matt knows there is a mixed perception of him in the public eye and he thinks going on the show would reveal a different side to himself," a source told the paper.Adding: "It is not unusual for MPs to take part in these kinds of shows and Matt thinks he could go far on SAS, despite it being the hardest of all the reality series on television."Love Island star Montana Brown took part in season three of the ITV2 reality-dating show.She entered the Spanish villa on day one and was dumped from the island on day 50.While in the villa she struck up a close bond with the late TV star Mike Thalassitis.Montana has garnered over 1.2million followers on Instagram and often shares glamorous snaps of her lavish life.The star recently hinted that she had bought her own home and was now a homeowner.Former Liberty X pop star Michelle has gone through a lot in her life, but is now ready to join the cast of the Channel 4 programme.The brunette beauty has been through a lot in her personal

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A flight attendant has shared some of the reasons why she loves her job - and has also revealed one of her pet peeves.

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GIRLS Aloud will reunite at a charity gala this week to celebrate late bandmate Sarah Harding a year after her tragic death from cancer aged just 39. But Kimberley Walsh reveals the group have vowed not to sing together at the event, saying: “It doesn’t feel right without her. “We miss her so much.

SARAH Beeny has revealed how she hacked off her hair with dog clippers after it fell out in "handfuls" following a round of chemotherapy. The TV star is being treated for breast cancer - a diagnosis she had been dreading since the disease killed her mum 40 years ago.

Bigfoot believers reckon they've spotted the elusive beast in the background of a live local news report on Hurricane Ian. A video from a NBC weather report in Florida was shared on the r/Bigfoot Reddit page, in which a figure can be seen crossing the road behind a reporter. "Bigfoot on the local news coverage of Ian," was the caption.

Tony Adams, 55, enjoyed a short romance with blonde model Caprice Bourret, 50, three years after the collapse of his marriage to ex-wife Jane Shea.The former Arsenal and England footballer likened his sexual relationship with the model to being like a "drug" in his memoir, with comments resurfacing as he appears on Strictly Come Dancing. Caprice has responded to Tony's resurfaced comments as the former professional footballer continuing to compliment his former flame.Tony admitted in his 2017 memoir, SOBER: Football.

Brent Lang Executive Editor “Devotion,” a drama about a group of elite fighter pilots during the Korean War, will screen at the opening night of the Urbanworld Film Festival. The Sony Pictures and Black Label Media production was directed by J.D. Dillard and stars Jonathan Majors, who will serve as the festival’s official ambassador. HBO will return as a founding partner of the Urbanworld Film Festival, and Visa will serve as presenting partner. The festival will take place from Oct. 26 to Oct. 30. “This year’s slate is incredibly impressive,” said Karen McMullen, head of programming. “We have some of the top artists in the industry as well as exciting new voices premiering their films at Urbanworld. It has been a privilege working alongside this organization as we move into our 26th year as a festival. We can’t wait to see everyone in person in New York City to help us celebrate our dynamic films and filmmakers.”

Zero Sievert will launch in Early Access in November, with a free demo available to play as part of Steam Next Fest.A demo for Zero Sievert will be playable from today (October 3) to October 17, while the game itself will be available in Early Access from November 22. The shooter will cost £15.99 at launch, though a launch sale will knock the price down by ten per cent.As for what the game’s about, Zero Sievert is a single-player extraction shooter that will sound familiar to fans of Battlestate Games‘ hardcore shooter Escape From Tarkov.“Zero Sievert charges you with scavenging equipment across multiple areas, all set in an atmospheric fictitious post-apocalyptic Eastern Europe setting,” describes the game’s Steam page.

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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.