'This Is Us' writer Jas Waters passes away at 39; Mandy Moore, Susan Kelechi mourn her loss

If you love takeaways and mayonnaise, then Hellman's has delivered the goods with three new flavours that are due to drop in-stores this Spring.

NHS Lanarkshire is hosting an online recruitment event for trainee and qualified advanced nurse practitioners (ANP).

Police are searching for a missing Scots woman who was last seen on Wednesday evening.

Hull Crown Court.Ben Hammersley, prosecuting, told the court Thompson had been unofficially caring for his 78-year-old neighbour, David Traylen, for almost 20 years.The court heard Mr Traylen did not have any known relatives or beneficiaries to his estate when he died on October 2, 2017.Thompson registered David's death with Hull City Council but then called up First Direct bank impersonating Mr Traylen and asking for the £28,000 in his savings account to be transferred into his current account.Posing as Mr Traylen, reports Hull Live, the lorry driver told the bank he was "very ill and wanted to sort out his funds". He then wrote himself a cheque for £25,000.Over the next two years, the court heard, Thompson used the money for his family's day-to-day expenditure.

Asda customer says he was left "humiliated" after being told to leave the supermarket by staff because they 'didn't like the way he shops'.Matthew Scholes said he visited Asda's Thornaby store to do his his weekly shop, after a 12-hour night shift at a care home, and was followed around the store by a staff member with a clipboard.The 49-year-old said that when he reached the alcohol aisle a female worker told him: "We have seen you in here before" and "I want you to leave the store right now".Matthew, who lives in Thornaby, said he tried to explain he had done nothing wrong.However, he said the Asda employee kept repeating herself and he had no choice but to put his basket down and leave the shop.Matthew said he contacted the retailer about the incident and was left stunned by their response.According to Teesside Live, an email sent to him by Asda executive relations said: "I have spoken to the store leadership team who have informed me they do not like the way you shop."I appreciate this may not be the response you were looking for and I am sorry for any disappointment this may cause."The company says that their colleagues can ask shoppers to leave if they suspect them of "suspicious shopping behaviour".Matthew, who works at Victoria House Care Home in Stockton, said: "I feel discriminated against and humiliated. I picked up a bottle of Ouzo and, at that point with a bottle in my hand, the woman said 'can I have a word? I want you to leave the shop right now'."I said 'what's going on I haven't done nothing wrong, I haven't stolen anything'.

Strictly Come Dancing star Craig Revel Horwood, 57, has backed former dancer Anton Du Beke, 55, to carry on scoring when the BBC returns to TV later this year. He said: "I am so pleased he is a judge now finally.

BBC show Dragon's Den have been left baffled after their appearance on the show wasn't aired.. Business owner Howard Brown, 60, and his partner Alex Black, aged 64, were awarded an investment from Dragon' Touker Suleyman for their underfloor heating business.The Birmingham pair said when the BBC contacted them to let them know they would be not airing their section it came as a huge blow and they were "mystified" about the reason for the decision.Ahead of what they thought would be their appearance on the show they moved their Real Infra Red Ltd company into a larger office- because they though they'd receive "lots of orders" after being seen on TV.And they said they now need to leave their new base and 'downscale' after revised forecasts.Mr Brown said: "Our pitch was so entertaining that the researcher was saying: 'Well that was terrific, that's going to be great TV'.

cheating husband's mistress about his tragic death.Bridgette Davis posted a video on TikTok revealing the saga, saying: "When your husband of 10 years dies and you have to tell his mistress."She then showed a screenshot of the text messages — the mistress wrote: "F*** I can't believe this."I can't, I'm losing it. I can't do this again.

slapped a fellow passenger and screamed in the face of a terrified air-stewardess has slammed with a huge fine and banned for life. A spokesperson for popular carrier Jet2 said Catherine Bush "displayed a catalogue of aggressive, abusive and dangerous behaviour" which included "physical aggression towards other customers and our crew".The furious woman can be seen in viral footage being chucked off the flight from Manchester Airport to Antalya, Turkey, Mirror reports.

Klaritza Rico Palm Springs Intl. ShortFest has announced  a slate of 332 films in its official selection that will be eligible for jury award consideration, including “I Lost My Mother’s Ashes,” starring Mandy Moore; Kevin Dunn in “Josiah”; and Maya Rudolph, Jay Ellis and LaRoyce Hawkins in “Thirsty.”ShortFest will screen a portion of the selected films beginning June 16 and will be available to stream on its website for free through June 22.“We’re proud to share all the work filmmakers have put into making their films and all of the work our staff has put into making ShortFest happen,” said artistic director Lili Rodriguez.

This is Us” and “Kidding” writer Jas Waters’ cause of death was revealed as a suicide.Representatives for Waters confirmed the news of her death to Fox News on Wednesday explaining that she died “within the last week.” Now, the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner’s office has publicly disclosed its findings on her cause of death.The coroner officially deemed that the 39-year-old died from suicide by hanging. The case is now listed as closed.After her death was confirmed, many took to social media to share both their shock and condolences.“It is with extremely heavy hearts that all of us at RMG mourn the life of our client and friend, Jas Waters,” a statement from her reps at Rain Management reads.

Jas Waters' cause of death has been disclosed. ET can confirm that based on the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner-Coroner records, Waters died of suicide by hanging. She was 39.Waters wrote on 18 episodes of , and also worked on Jim Carrey's, as well as the film .

A cause of death has been confirmed for This Is Us writer Jas Waters. Jasmine, who was best known as a journalist and writing for shows including Kidding, died at the age of 39 on Tuesday (9 June). The Los Angeles County Medical Examiner Coroner’s Office has now confirmed the case is closed, determining that Jas died by suicide. In her final Twitter posts on 8 May, Jas shared a number of recipes she cooked to help with her anxiety, followed by a tweet reading: ‘Some s*** just changes you.’ News of Jas’ tragic death was first announced by the official This Is Us Twitter page, stating: ‘The entire This Is Us family was devastated to learn of Jas Waters’ passing. In our time together, Jas left her mark on us and ALL over the show.

#ThisIsUs family was devastated to learn of Jas Waters passing. In our time together, Jas left her mark on us and ALL over the show," the account wrote alongside a photo of Waters. «She was a brilliant storyteller and a force of nature.

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Mandy Moore and Dan Fogelman have paid tribute to This Is Us writer Jas Waters after her death at the age of 39.

NBC's hit series This Is Us is mourning one of the show's former writers, as Jas Waters passed away at the age of 39 on Wednesday.No cause of death was released, with the This Is Us Writers Twitter account confirming the writer's death on Wednesday.This Is Us stars Mandy Moore, Susan Kelechi Watson and Chrissy Metz all paid tribute to the writer on social media, along with This Is Us creator Dan Fogelman and Dave Holstein, who created the Showtime series Kidding that she wrote on.

This Is Us writer Jas Waters has sadly passed away at only 39-years-old.

This Is Us writer Jas Waters has died. She was 39.  The news of her death was confirmed by the This Is Us writers via their Twitter account on Wednesday afternoon.

writing: “In our time together, Jas left her mark on us and ALL over the show.“She was a brilliant storyteller and a force of nature. We send our deepest sympathies to her loved ones. She was one of us.

This Is Us and Kidding, has died. She was 39.The news was confirmed by the NBC series.