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Premier League goalscorer, Dion Dublin has revealed that he lived with an aspiring actor – who went on to become one of the world’s biggest stars.Dublin’s professional career began at Norwich City, where he signed a playing contract after rising through the club’s youth ranks, but never made a first team appearance. The forward subsequently joined Cambridge United, and went on to become a prolific Premier League striker with sides including Coventry City and Aston Villa.

READ MORE: Man dead for 90 minutes reveals eerie details of what he saw when being revivedGenco, who self-identifies as an "incel" (involuntarily celibate), pleaded guilty to planning the mass shooting on Tuesday (October 11).From July 2019 to mid-March 2020, the 22-year-old had been an active member of an online community of similarly disgruntled men who, according to prosecutors, "seek to commit violence in support of their belief that women unjustly deny them sexual or romantic attention to which they believe they are entitled".Investigators found a note written by Genco, stating he planned to “aim big” with a goal of killing 3,000 female victims, the New York Post reported.In the same note he made reference to the date of a now-infamous 2014 University of California shooting performed by another self-identifying incel, Elliot Rodger.The brutal killing, known as the Isla Vista massacre, saw six killed and 13 more injured outside a sorority house in Santa Barbara before the shooter turned the gun on himself.Officials claim in 2019 Genco bought tactical gloves, a bulletproof vest, a hoodie emblazoned with the word "revenge", cargo pants, a Bowie knife, a skull face mask, two Glock 17 magazines, a 9mm Glock 17 clip and a holster - now believed to be in preparation for his intended massacre.In December 2019, he signed up for Army basic training and was discharged.Just a month later in January 2020, he "conducted surveillance" at an Ohio university before scouring the internet in preparation for the killing - searching "planning a shooting crime" and "when does preparing for a crime become an attempt?".To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.Prosecutors claimed

Dame Edith Sitwell, the poet, who back in the 1950s, at the height of her grandness, would intimidate her enemies by regarding them through a pair of lorgnettes. These days, it’s a term generally reserved for elderly female actors – hearty, salty, imperious. Americans can do it, of course – Elaine Stritch, so very great, so very grand – but may struggle to ascend to the highest reaches of haughtiness achieved by a Dame Maggie Smith or a Dame Edith Evans.

A nurse accused of murdering seven babies and trying to kill 10 more wrote 'I am evil I did this' on a piece of paper later found in a police search of her house, a court has heard.

TikTok is kicking off its annual product event with a set of announcements, including a feature aimed at studio movie marketers called Showtimes on TikTok.

Adrian Sanderson has become a favourite among fans during his stint on Married At First Sight UK, with many showing their support for him online throughout the series.The 37 year old digital designer married Thomas Hartley, 31, on the hit E4 show and while the couple had their fair share of ups and downs, they definitely formed a close bond and won viewers over. Both Adrian and Thomas hail from Liverpool, but Adrian now lives in Manchester in a stylish apartment which regularly features on his social media.

Willie Spence, a runner-up of last year's American Idol, has died in a car crash at the age of 23. The singer's Jeep reportedly "left the roadway" and collided with the back of a tractor-trailer that was stopped on the hard shoulder near Chattanooga, Tennessee.

Mimi Webb has announced that she will release her debut album, ‘Amelia’, next spring. She will also be touring the UK and Ireland in support of the record.“Announcing my first ever album is such an important moment in my career that honestly, sometimes I wasn’t even sure would happen”, she says.

Mayor Andy Burnham has said people need to 'cut Manchester City Council some slack' over their decision to axe the city's Bonfire Night celebrations due to 'escalating costs'.

Passengers have told of the terrifying moment armed police surrounded a plane after it was diverted away from Manchester due to a 'security threat'.

Manchester United Supporters’ Trust has threatened legal action against Hammersmith and Fulham Council if it does not reverse the decision to reduce the ticket allocation for their match at Chelsea.Last week, due to protracted negotiations over broadcast commitments, it was announced the Premier League game would kick-off at 5.30pm on Saturday, October 22 with a reduced number of just 1,500 – after United had sold out their full quota of 2,994 – at the request of the Metropolitan Police.An appeal resulted in the allocation being increased to 2,370 but with more than 500 fans, many of whom have already paid for travel and accommodation, still due to miss out, MUST has decided to take action.READ MORE: Man Utd fans to suffer ticket heartbreak as Chelsea fixture details finally confirmedA solicitors’ letter to Hammersmith and Fulham Council read: “We write to request you urgently issue a fresh safety certificate for the above fixture with allowance for the full ticket allocation of 3,000 MUFC fans.“The decision is challenged on the basis that there is no rational reason to reduce the ticket allocation for away fans at a 5.30pm kick-off when it is accepted that there would be a full ticket allocation at a fixture beginning no later than 4.45pm.“If we do not receive a reply to this letter from you by the above deadline for response, or if you confirm that you refuse to reverse your decision, then we reserve the right to commence judicial review proceedings against you without further notice.”MUST accepts it is out of the ordinary to pursue this action but feels it was left with no choice.

READ MORE: People who died and came back to life reveal the mystery of those very last momentsDespite telling himself to fight the urge to fall asleep, he didn't have the energy and the next thing he knew, he was in some kind of waiting room. He recalled the 2012 incident in a video on The Other Side NDE YouTube page.

K.J. Yossman Molly Parker (“Lost in Space”) and Brian J. Smith (“Treadstone”) have been cast in upcoming Canadian ITV Studios drama “Essex County.” Joining them as lead cast are Stephen McHattie (“October Faction”), Finlay Wojtak-Hissong (“Blood”) and Kevin Durand (“Pantheon”). Christina Piovesan, executive producer and CEO of First Generation Films unveiled the casting. The five-episode series is based on Jeff Lemire’s graphic novel of the same name, which explores themes of loss, betrayal, trauma and redemption via two families living in a rural community. Lemire is also writing and showrunning the series, which is directed by Andrew Cividino (“Schitt’s Creek”).

When you are ill or injured the last thing you want to do is sit around in A&E waiting to be seen.

A woman who was caught drug-driving twice in 24 hours by the same police patrolman has been slapped with a hefty fine - but walked free from court.

Police have released an image of a man they are searching for in connection to a serious assault in Bolton.

A man has been charged after being found in possession of a firearm following a police pursuit in Rochdale.

A inspirational man suffering from cancer with a "beaming smile" left a farewell message before tragically taking his own life, an inquest has heard. Marc Talbot, from Reddish, had "seemed himself" the day before he ended his life and had not vocalised any of his feeling of hopelessness, according to his family, Manchester Evening News reports.

A child was treated by paramedics after being injured in a crash in Salford.