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Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas is enjoying a new lease of life as a team leader at Alfa Romeo.Bottas played a key role as Mercedes won the Constructors’ Championship in each of his five seasons with the Brackley-based team, although he never seriously challenged Lewis Hamilton for the drivers’ crown. After years of being handed short-term deals by Mercedes, he was finally cut loose at the end of last season as George Russell took his place in one of the most sought-after seats on the grid.Rather than battling for pole positions and podiums, Bottas is now scrapping for the lower points-scoring positions and, after a bright start to the season, the Sauber-run Alfa squad has lost some momentum.READ MORE: Chinese Grand Prix pencilled in as F1 unveils 24-race calendar for 2023Realistically, making sure they are not caught by Haas or AlphaTauri for sixth in the standings is their main goal for the rest of the season.

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top 15 toys it expects to be most in demand on the big day in less than 100 days time – including classics like Barbie, LEGO, and Hot Wheels.But with many consumers planning a budget Christmas, the Chad Valley Dinosaur Waterfall Bath Toy is expected to be highly popular among consumers.Other lower budget offerings such as the Paw Patrol Big Truck Pups, 12” plush Squishmallow, and the NERF Elite 2.0 Ranger PD-5 Blaster – which all cost £18 – are also likely to appeal.Fay Williams, head of toy buying at Argos, said: “This year’s top toy list is a great mixture of classic and much-loved toys, such as LEGO, as well as newer brands like Squishmallows, which have quickly become wish-list staples.“It’s clear digital entertainment and some of the biggest and most loved film and TV franchises continue to have a massive influence on the most in-demand toys.“It’s great to see classic franchises like Harry Potter, Transformers, and Pokémon continue to prove popular amongst children in 2022, alongside the newer ones with cult followings, such as Bluey and Paw Patrol.”This year’s list sees much-loved traditional film franchises, such as Harry Potter and Transformers, continue to influence the most popular toys.It includes the Harry Potter Ministry of Magic LEGO set, and the LEGO Transformers Optimus Prime figure.And those waiting for the hotly anticipated Barbie film release next year can enjoy the Barbie Cutie Reveal Snowflake Sparkle Husky.At the higher end of the price scale, Dreamworks’ Gabby’s Purrfect Dollhouse clocks in at £89.And the most expensive item found is the LEGO Technic McLaren Formula 1 Race Car Model Set, retailing at £170.Fay Williams, of Argos, added: “With the cost of living on customers’ minds, we wanted to make

OnlyFans babe was then confronted by the man’s upset other half.READ MORE: 'Our teachers sent us flirty messages after we left school – it's so creepy'The wife uncovered the payments after she scoured through her partner's bank statements when he was jailed for his third DUI. She was not angry with Lexi but was curious as to whether the naked snaps meant her hubby was gay.Speaking exclusively with the Daily Star, former male model Lexi said: “I was trying to persuade her not to be so judgemental.

Over two-thirds of Brits have booked, or are considering booking, an autumn getaway – with Cornwall and Devon topping the list of places to visit, according to research.A set of vibrant, colourful images show the very best places for a cosy autumnal trip, including Paris, Rome, New York, and Spain's Balearic Islands.But staycations in the UK are on the rise, with Cumbria, Dorset, and Norfolk among the seven spots on home soil that Brits would want to visit in the coming months.It comes as research of 2,000 holidaymakers found 68% have either booked, or are considering, a getaway in September, October, or November.The main reasons for this include being able to enjoy the summertime at home, autumnal breaks being quieter, cheaper deals, and wanting to have something to look forward to after a summer in the UK.It also emerged the most desired locations for an autumn break include Cornwall, Devon, and Cumbria within the UK – and Florida, Rome, and New York, further afield.The Scottish Highlands and North Yorkshire also featured in the top 10, thanks to the cosy autumnal walks.They were followed by the Balearic Islands for those who want to make the most of the last of the summer sun, and Paris for more of a romantic getaway.Other top UK searches for October half term 2022 include Cumbria, Norfolk, Dorset, and Pembrokeshire.The survey was commissioned by family holiday rentals firm Vrbo, whose search data also found Cornwall, Devon, North Yorkshire, and the Balearic Islands are some of the most searched destinations for half-term holidays.Karen Mullins, from the brand, said: “Autumn is a great time to go on holiday as you miss the summer rush and travel is cheaper.“Our search data has found an uptick of people wanting sunny

With a new British government, specifically a new culture secretary, in place, the decisions to privatize Channel 4 and to scrap the BBC licence fee are being reviewed. 

Chelsea boss Graham Potter has admitted he was a "bang average" player before he became a manager.The former left-back spent most of his career in the Football League, most notably for Stoke City, West Brom and York City. But he did have a brief spell in the Premier League with Southampton.The Saints signed him as a 21-year-old in 1996 and he went on to make eight appearances in the league the following season, including in their impressive 6-3 win over Manchester United.READ MORE: Graham Potter's 'eye caught by unlikely Chelsea star' who could now land starting spotWhen asked by Sky Sports what he was like as a player, Potter replied: "Average, bang average.

Madonna on a night out with his pals.The star who was catapulted to fame after winning The X Factor in 2009 left fans speechless with his uncanny resemblance to the Vogue hitmaker as he struck up a pose.Joe, 31, slipped into a conical corset to mirror Madonna's famous 80s look which saw her rock a Jean Paul Gaultier corset which featured cones on her breasts.READ MORE: Simon Cowell says he 'wouldn't have a career' without American Idol's Kelly ClarksonHitmaker Madonna, 64, famously wore her outfit on the 1989 Blonde Ambition tour but it still proves to be a popular and iconic look.The Ambitions singer went all out as he donned a replica of the corset complete with a blonde wig and microphone taped to his cheek to look as though he was performing.He and his pal Richard opted to create a double act, with his mate dressing up as Liza Minnelli as his pal rocked a wig copying Liza's famous hairstyle and a black outfit.Captioning his upload, Joe penned: "Found this pic of me and @richardjameshunt dressed as Madonna and Liza for my bday party! Made me smile!!!"The singer who is preparing to tour the country honouring the music of the late George Micheal won the hearts of the nation over with his voice during his stint on the former ITV talent show.Having made it through to the live shows, Joe was mentored by fellow Geordie Cheryl Tweedy who he instantly hit it off with during her second year on the panel.Despite a close-knit final, Joe went on to beat Olly Murs and was later crowned the winner of the series with his debut single, a cover of Miley Cyrus' The Climb going straight to the top of the charts.While he may have won the show, he recently explained that three years prior to his victory, he actually auditioned before

Emmerdale star Mike Parr has taken to social media to show followers his nasty head injury. Taking to Instagram, Mike showed his followers a graphic image of his cut head open, with his hair wet with blood.However, the actor has reassured his followers that he is fine. READ MORE: Emmerdale fans fear the end of ITV soap as Faith's death branded 'show suicide' Posting the snapshot of the painful looking injury Mike wrote: "Snitches get stitches, grasses get slashes... (whatever word rhymes) get staples.

BBC.Whether you tuned in for the gameshows, to see if Mystic Meg had predicted the right facts about the contestants, or simply to see if you had won in the big money draws, The National Lottery Show was a TV institution for nearly three decades.While the TV show may be gone, millions of us continue to play the lottery - but oh how we wish the iconic programme would come back.READ NEXT: Where BBC Watchdog hosts are now - feud rumours, co-star romance and tragic deathOn the anniversary of its first broadcast, Daily Star takes a look at where some of the stars of The National Lottery Draws are now.You may not recognise the name, but Alan Dedicot's voice is one of the most iconic on TV.Alan was "The Voice Of The Balls" and would let the presenters and viewers at home know when the numbers were ready to be announced on The National Lottery Draws.It is his voice that has undoubtedly changed the lives of thousands of people across the country between 1995 and 2019 - but did you know he is also the voice of another popular BBC show?If you ever listened to the phone numbers being read out on Strictly Come Dancing, then you would have heard Alan's voice, as he currently works as the show's announcer.He also presented the news on BBC Radio 2 until 2015, and also works as the announcer on Dancing With The Stars in the US.The star also paid tribute to the late Sir Terry Wogan, who hosted episodes of The National Lottery draws in the nineties, and gave Alan his famous "Voice Of The Balls" name.Speaking to The Express following Sir Terry's death in 2016, Alan said: "There was no one quite like Terry.

ASOS parcels only to find her new fashion purchases getting ripped by her dog.University student Lili ordered a few items on fast fashion retailer ASOS and had it delivered to her home.In her now-viral video, she said: "The delivery man didn't knock and left your parcels outside but you have a dog."READ MORE: Wedding guest suffers fashion fail after big bow design top looks like 'towel'Lili walks around her house and out to the garden, seeing her newly purchased faux leather pants and tops scattered on the grass.She finds her three ASOS packages - one ripped open, another thrown into the bush and the third in her dog's mouth."Oh. My.

In an increasingly surprising story in the UK, a campaign to remove two star TV presenters from their morning show has now reached almost 30,000 signatures. Their alleged crime? Jumping the queue to see the late Queen. 

King Charles III's coronation could take place on a very important date in the history of the Royal Family.Rumoured to be scheduled for either May or June next year, the grand Westminster Abbey ceremony could potentially happen on the 70th anniversary of the date his late-mother Her Majesty The Queen was crowned in 1953. According to several reports, planning for the event started yesterday (September 20), just 24 hours after the Queen's funeral took place.READ MORE: Queen's funeral visible from space as satellite images show massive turnoutAnd now a source has shed some light on the details.Speaking to the Sun, they said: “There is no rush for the coronation and there is an awful lot of planning that needs to be done, but it will be in May or June depending on what is going on in the world.“It potentially could happen on the anniversary of the Queen’s coronation on June 2.

READ MORE: Woman shoves Big Macs down her bra as she invades Maccies kitchen demanding more burgers More trips to Africa followed, before Oluyemi decided to try for a UK visa in order to move closer to Sarah.But his application was denied, meaning the last time the couple saw each other was in March 2017.The pair said they have spent more than £5,000 on legal help to try and flip the Home Office's decision.However, Oluyemi is still stuck in Lagos, while Sarah lives more than 4,500 miles away in Wigan.She said: "We both feel 'where do we go from here?' – It's not easy."We stay in contact through WhatsApp, Facebook and video calls as well as TikTok."I haven't got back out to him again because first of all we were trying to pay the solicitors."Then Covid hit and now the cost-of-living crisis and everything is going pear-shaped."Sarah claimed the couple are saving as much as they can for her to go over there.The pair met online in April 2015 when she posted a video on Facebook and he commented.They quickly hit it off, with Oluyemi leaving his ex-partner to be with Sarah.And they spent an entire year getting to know each other via phone calls before their friendship soon blossomed into a romance.Then Sarah flew out to Nigeria in April 2016 and within a few days, the pair decided to get married.A few weeks later, they held a ceremony with Oluyemi's family and friends.Sarah kept the news secret from her family until she returned home and despite their initial shock, they're now supportive.They planned to see each other later in 2016, with Sarah flying out to Nigeria again in September.She managed to visit Oluyemi again in March 2017.Her husband organised a beach party and barbecue for her birthday.

Ana de Armas continues her Blonde promo with two more appearances in New York City.

Lana Del Rey on a new course that’s launching next month.The Grammy-winning artist is the subject of a new course titled ‘Topics in Recorded Music: Lana Del Rey’ at the University, which is set to run from October 20 to December 8 at the Clive Davis Institute and be taught by journalist and author Kathy Iandoli.A course description (via Variety) reads: “Over the course of eight critically-acclaimed albums, the six-time Grammy nominated artist has introduced a sad core, melancholic, and baroque version of dream pop that in turn helped shift and reinvent the sound (and mood) of mainstream music beyond the 2010s.“Through her arresting visuals and her thematic attention to mental health and tales of toxic, damaged love, Del Rey provided a new platform for artists of all genders to create ‘anti-pop’ works of substance that could live in a mainstream once categorised as bubblegum.”Earlier this year, the Clive Davis Institute also launched a new course on Taylor Swift.The course began at the Davis Institute, which is part of New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, on January 26 and ran through to March 9.Taught by Rolling Stone’s Brittany Spanos, the course covered “Swift’s evolution as a creative music entrepreneur, the legacy of pop and country songwriters, discourses of youth and girlhood, and the politics of race in contemporary popular music” (via Variety).“This course proposes to deconstruct both the appeal and aversions to Taylor Swift through close readings of her music and public discourse as it relates to her own growth as an artist and a celebrity,” a description adds.“Through readings, lectures and more, the class delves into analyses of the culture and politics of teen girlhood in pop music, fandom, media

The heartbroken mum of a young Celtic fan who died suddenly has asked football supporters to get behind a one-minute applause in his memory during the Old Firm.

The heartbroken mum of a Scots teenager found dead in his bedroom has told how he was taking part in the dangerous viral Blackout Challenge.

The heartbroken mum of a young Celtic fan who died suddenly has asked football supporters to get behind a one-minute applause in his memory during the Old Firm.