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Boris Becker has been commentating on the action at Wimbledon for fellow cons inside prison. The German, 54, has been keeping staff and inmates entertained inside Category C HMP Huntercombe by sharing his knowledge.The three-time Wimbledon champion and former World No1 has also been analysing players’ styles and predicting who will win and lose matches before they start.

British households should ban baths and leave clothes dirty until the washing machine is full or else face hosepipe bans this summer amid scorching temperatures, water bosses say.With 35C “sweatfest” roasts due in weeks, falling water levels in reservoirs and rivers saw hosepipe ban odds cut to 1/2 by bookmakers Coral.Spokesman John Hill said: “Dry conditions ahead mean water restrictions this summer are now odds-on. It’s bad news for paddling pools.”READ MORE: Summer is coming blazing back with a 10-day 30C heatwave making UK hotter than IbizaThe Environment Agency told Britons to follow water-saving advice from water companies, and warned of taking action over water supplies in some areas.Water firms’ advice includes banning baths and taking short showers instead, leaving clothes and plates dirty until we can fill the washing machine and dishwasher – and even putting less water in the kettle.Government water regulator Ofwat said: “If possible, take a shower instead of a bath.

Manchester United and Arsenal are on transfer collision course again - this time over German ace Serge Gnabry.The Premier League pair are already embroiled in an escalating bidding war for the services of Ajax defender Lisandro Martinez. Right now the battle for the Argentinian appears neck and neck. United weighed in with a £37million offer on Saturday to eclipse Arsenal’s £35m on the table.The Gunners, however, are expected to return with an improved bid this week.

Rhian Sugden has defended her OnlyFans and Page 3 career by saying that "whoever says stripping off is shameful knows nothing".The stunning star often poses for racy photoshoots and her most recent sees her donning black lingerie with fishnet tights.In the caption she had a few things to say to the people who don't agree with what she does.Posing up a storm for her loyal legion of followers, Rhian urged her fans to visit May Contain Girl, which is a Patreon site that requires subscribers to pay a small fee for exclusive content.May Contain Girl creates art, nude photography and film. To see the full set of snaps it would cost £9.50 per month to join the Patreon, but Rhian did share a snap with her 479,000 Instagram followers.Taking to Instagram to promote the new shoot, she penned: "New picture set out NOW over on May Contain Girl!"I loved this shoot! I love the team behind it, the location, everything about it.

Nick Kyrgios has raged at an umpire at Wimbledon after a judge made the wrong call.The rant was so bad that the BBC had to issue an on-air apology, with microphones picking up Nick Kyrgios' tirade. When facing Stefanos Tsitsipas, the Australian's annoyance came from a line judge who called 'out' as the pair were mid-rally before being corrected by the umpire.The mistake caused the Aussie to lose the game and Kyrigios raged: “Just get a new line judge. Bro you're supposed to make the right call, you don't get credit for making the right call.

Love Island as the famous Casa Amor twist returns.The boys were introduced for a brief snippet on Friday night's instalment of the ITV2 dating show, but Sunday night is when the drama truly ensues as a group of new girls head into the main villa. Relationships will be put to the ultimate test, but which couples will ultimately be able to survive?READ MORE: Love Island's Antigoni's mum breaks silence as she leaves the villaThe new ladies are making sure they put their best foot forward as they head into the villa to stir things up - and they certainly don't mind stepping on the toes of the other females.But who is going in? Let's introduce you...

Zack Snyder’s Justice League nabbed “Oscars cheer moment. ” The vibe of the evening took a turn when Will Smith slapped Chris Rock on stage after the comedian made a joke in reference to his wife, Jada Pinkett Smith. In the aftermath, a number of stars (both those who were present and those who were not) have weighed in on the situation.

Cristiano Ronaldo's transfer request at Manchester United, with both pundits trading insults in their disagreement.  Ronaldo's bombshell request to leave Old Trafford should a suitable offer for him be submitted sent shockwaves across the football landscape on Saturday. The Portuguese superstar's decision is said to be driven by his desire to play in the Champions League for the remainder of his career.

Strictly Come Dancing star Amy Dowden is set to marry her fiancé Benjamin Jones. The pair had to reschedule their wedding previously due to the coronavirus pandemic and are now set to tie the knot in early July 2022. As well as being a couple Amy and Ben are also business partners running the Art in Motion dance academy in the West Midlands together.

Geordie Shore star Holly Hagan-Blyth has shared a sweet throwback video with fans that revealed the exact moment her husband Jacob Blyth predicted their future five years ago. The loved up couple, who recently tied the knot in a small but intimate ceremony in Ibiza, shared the adorable clip on Instagram on Saturday.

“the happiest man in the world” when the couple married in London in March 2016. In the petition, lodged with the Los Angeles Superior Court, Ms Hall said she was unaware of the full extent of Mr Murdoch’s assets and liabilities. According to Forbes, Mr Murdoch and his family are worth $17.

Read more: Howard from Halifax adverts says he 'wouldn't wear pronoun badge' as he speaks out on 'shocking' new policy The show features: Strike It Lucky, Play Your Cards Right and Take Your Pick, contestants compete to win top prizes in a series of challenges. Before Carr's latest TV venture the English comedian, broadcaster and writer, Alan Carr, has been a host to many loved TV shows in the past. Such as: Friday Night Project, Celebrity Ding Dong and most famously he fronted his own comedy chat show Alan Carr: Chatty Man, which aired on Channel 4 between 2009 and 2016.

Jon Burlingame editorTommy Morgan, a harmonica soloist who contributed to hundreds of movie and TV shows including “Roots” and “Dances With Wolves,” died June 23. He was 89.Morgan played on film soundtracks and record dates going back to the early 1950s.

Victoria Beckham, 48, and David, 47, larked about at a roller-skating rink as they celebrated Harper Seven’s 11th birthday.In hysterical clips shared to the Spice Girl's Instagram, she filmed David attempting to roller-skate. However, he needed a helping hand from Victoria who gave him a big push onto the rink.After gliding across the floor, an out of breath David rolled over to Victoria and insisted: “The problem is, they’ve told us to go round the other way now and I am a bit confused.

Sad news struck the Aerosmith family. Joey Kramer’s wife, Linda, died on June 22, according to People. She was 55.

Kristin Chenoweth won an Emmy Award in 2009 for her work in the beloved series Pushing Daisies, but she didn’t get to celebrate properly.

Anti-LGBTQ protesters aren’t going to bring down Pride if the cast of “Heartstopper” have anything to say about it.

Kate Hudson is enjoying her trip to London!

Tom Cruise is one of the biggest movie stars in the world and he’s also one of the richest actors out there.

March 21–April 19Your ruling planet Mars changes signs on Tuesday, which means a change of pace for you. Slow and steady wins the race, so prepare to go off-road and into four-wheel drive mode into your financial zone. You've got the grunt to bring in income and most likely make money thanks to your drive and initiative (brand and package accordingly) so value your natural assets.

Guy Lodge Film CriticShould the apocalypse strike and any of us happen to survive it, you can’t accuse the movies of leaving us unprepared. Dystopian futures are a dime a dozen in science-fiction cinema these days, with a generally shared aesthetic that leads us to expect, for better or (probably) worse, a lot of damp, ashy slurry and unflattering sackcloth.