'X Factor for female racing drivers' Danni Menzies talks move away from A Place In The Sun

Jurgen Klopp may not love him anymore, but that doesn’t mean the Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius hasn’t got admirers in other places after a rollercoaster romantic life away from the pitch.The German stopper is remarkably still at the club despite falling down the pecking order to fifth-choice at Anfield behind Alisson Becker, Caoimhin Kelleher, Adrian and Marcelo Pitaluga. But he is expected to depart once the season has concluded, with his contract set to expire at the end of June.Karius hasn't played for Liverpool since making two colossal errors in the 3-1 Champions League final defeat to Real Madrid in May 2018 and has spent time on loan with Union Berlin and Besiktas.

three-bedroom flat has caused controversy after one bedroom was compared to a “prison cell”.Based in Woolwich, south-east London, the apartment is located inside the former Woolwich Magistrates Court – a Grade II listed building built in 1912.And while two of the bedrooms are spacious, have tons of light and actually quite a catch for London's mad property market, one bedroom in the property, which is valued at £1,800 per month, is the total opposite.One bedroom in the apartment could quite easily be confused for a storage cupboard, if it were not for the window, curtain and radiator shoved at the back.It just about fits a single bed, but the occupant would have to exit it from the end, not the sides.But as it sits on the new Elizabeth Line, which makes it less than 15 minutes travel from central London, there are some who might consider the space worth paying for. In the listing - let by OpenRent - it says the tiny room can be used as a study space, but it comes fitted with a single bed and wardrobe.

£2500 by someone who pretended to be her daughter. Sheelagh Stewart, 65, says she was convinced she was speaking to Beth, 22, who had supposedly dropped her phone down the toilet.

Reddit user asked fans about their sexual interests.In the post, it read: "When were your boyfriend/girlfriend's sexual interests so f***ing nasty you had to break up with them?"Not only did the thread welcome a lot of responses, 11,400 comments to be exact, it also racked up over 21,600 upvotes.And one woman admitted she actually had to end the relationship with her boyfriend after he insisted on a family affair. So if you were that woman...

on Instagram as she celebrated becoming a graduate.Seinfeld beamed as she posed for photos with pals and classmates on the big day.“I spent the last two years learning alongside the best people working in public service @nyuwagner,” she posted to her over 500K Instagram followers. “So, on one of the darkest days in our country’s history, I feel hopeful that this group will help carry us, elevate us and advance us to a better place.

So it turns out there's more to a celebrity than meets the eye, with the likes of EastEnders' Danny Dyer being related to real life royalty. Who'd have thought our favourite cockney actor would have such royal connections? And he's not the only one, either. Chaser Anne Hegerty recently unveiled her royal heritage and is fact the Queen's 19th cousin – perhaps that's why she's got so much inside knowledge.

Fashion Nova shoppers were left gushing at the brand's high thigh slit dress. Often the Californian brand shares sexy styles on its Instagram page where it has over 21.2million followers.

Laura Hamilton is a favourite property purchase negotiator on A Place in the Sun, but she also uses her Instagram account to talk about her personal life.The trainee pilot broke the sad news to her 157,000 followers yesterday, while using poignant poetry to describe her special relationship with her late grandmother."From the stories you shared of memories long ago, to jumping the waves in Florida and holding my hand in the snow..." the 40-year-old began nostalgically in her tribute post."The role play you entertained me with when I was a little girl, playing shops and hairdressers, a time I remember well."Nan, I am grateful for the times we shared over the last 40 years."Now you are in a better place to erase away all those fears."The emotional presenter went on to write: "As I stroked your arm and tickled your hand, I cried many a tear as you left for a faraway land."Finally, she concluded: "Now you are at peace Nan. I Love you Laura xxx"The star shared a video and photo montage of the pair together, alongside the soundtrack Angel by Sarah McLachlan.Sadly, her grandmother's death took place soon after the presenter celebrated her 40th birthday.A post shared by LAURA HAMILTON (@laurahamiltontv)Her memorial post quickly accumulated thousands of likes, including a tribute from her fellow A Place in the Sun presenter Leah Charles King."Sorry for your loss," she wrote, punctuating her words with a heart emoji."Nans are very special and when they leave us the pain never really goes away."Cherish all your happy memories, as I do mine.

A new era of “True Detective” is on the way as HBO has recruited Mexican filmmaker Issa López (“Tigers Are Not Afraid”) to write/direct the pilot for “True Detective: Night Country” with Barry Jenkins (“Moonlight,” “The Underground Railroad”) set to produce. The anticipated project has landed a high-profile actor to the cast as Deadline reports that Oscar-winner Jodie Foster has nabbed a lead role in ‘Night Country,’ marking the actress’ first major adult television role (Foster hasn’t appeared on the small screen since 1975).

Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid back in 2018 was no different.As the two teams geared up for the showpiece event in Kyiv, the mood was generally positive amongst the Liverpool and Madrid camps, with both sets of fans behaving themselves. But the same could not be said for two Ukrainian individuals, who launched into a game of fisticuffs in the city centre.Footage emerged on social media of two apparently drunken men brawling on a grassy patch of a run-down square, as reported by The Mirror.

performing unusual dance moves.The trio left the guests wowed when two of them did "teddy bear rolls" and the third took it to another level by spinning around the pole on her head.Viewers were somehow disappointed and said it was far from what they were expecting in a strip club."I’d be taking the money back like 50 did," one wrote and another commented: "We’re not going to the strip club no more."One dancer took to TikTok to show her work flow on a "slow Monday" in clubs that are like "ghost towns".After a seven-hour shift, she made a total earning of £230 and said she got to sit a lot while waiting for customers to walk in.

ITV announced ditching disposable fashion in the popular reality dating show for preloved marketplace eBay as they "strive to be a more eco-friendly production".Love Island fan Lucy Earnshaw recently took to TikTok to share an eBay success for selling a watermelon visor and she was convinced that the buyer could be the show's stylist Amy Bannerman.She said: "I sell my stuff on eBay because I don't wear them anymore and this cute watermelon sun visor is included in that."I don't remember how long I've had it but I've not worn it in a while. So I thought it deserves a better home."Posting a screenshot of where the item has been delivered to, which it was addressed to "Amy Bannerman, eBay UK LTD"."That home was going to be eBay though, so I thought that was a bit strange! But I didn't notice this handle at the time," she continues.She said she didn't know the buyer by the handle at the time until she searched online and find her buyer's name across different news articles, which mentioned the new partnership between ITV and eBay for the new Love Island series.Lucy adds: "I think it might be on Love Island! It's actually going to Amy, we need to keep our eyes peeled."She understood that her item might not be picked by the stylist but she's hopeful to see one of the contestants wearing her watermelon visor in the new series, which will be starting from 9pm, June 6.The production has confirmed that all Islanders to be given video training and guidance on inclusivity, covering behaviours and micro-aggressions, before they enter the Majorcan villa.Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

wedding takes a lot of planning, money and stress for couples to make sure everything goes well on the big day.But one bride's dream turned into a nightmare at the moment when she had her first dance with her husband.Madalyn Wise, from Australia, shared a snippet of her sweet moment dancing with her husband.An overlay text wrote: "What we discovered underneath my dress a few minutes after our first dance..."Then the video cuts to a snapshot of her dress splattered with bloodstains.Madalyn appeared to be bleeding from her leg as the photo showed tissue papers above her knee."It was a leech!" she said. "There’s always something that doesn’t go quite right at your wedding, right?"She later explained that she found two more leeches – one under her foot and one at the pit of her knee – and suspected that they had been sucking her blood for three hours."It was there from the photo shoot, which we did have to go into some really long sludgy grass to get some nice photos and I think this is where I think the leeches came into the pictures," she said."I think I'd been dancing with my friends for one or two songs and then my mother-in-law grabs me and says 'come with me.'"She takes me away from the dance floor and she's walking me into the dressing room and we get in there and I'm like 'what is happening?'"We're in there and she's just lifting up my dress… she was like 'there's blood'.""My mind instantly went to… I got that [my period] but then she said, 'it's a leech.'"Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterViewers were shocked and felt sad for Madalyn having her wedding day ruined."You're saved by your mother-in-law, hope you're better now!" one commented

JANE SAYS: You must accept that this is not the lifetime partner you’re seeking.I’m sure your guy can be a lovely person, but he’s not on the same page as you.You’re looking for loyalty and stability while his head is in a different place. He doesn’t simply pay two other women for sex.He’s developed an emotional and financial attachment to them. If he has no desire to stop seeing them, then you must admit defeat.But if he’s being blackmailed or threatened, then he has to speak to the police.Start talking. What’s really going on here?

Residents of this pretty village have got their Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations well and truly stitched up - with yards and yards of knitted flags, bunting, bollard covers, Queens and corgis. The village centre of Holmes Chapel in Cheshire is full of the colours of red, white and blue ahead of the Platinum Jubilee celebrations next week.

Two little girls play with their Barbie dolls on a pavement in Leigh. A man wearing a dressing gown looks out from his doorway, clutching his mug of tea as he observes people walking by.

Danni Menzies moved on years ago from her brief relationship with a "war hero", but wants to make it clear that she doesn't want that period of time to define her.The A Place In The Sun presenter is now dating someone new but is remaining tight-lipped about the mystery man's identity for the time being."This is so frustrating - I dated [my soldier ex] three years ago and it was for like a few months," she clarified."But because he was a war hero, people were splashing it everywhere.""I've not spoken to him for a long time," she added.However, as the war rages on in Ukraine, Danni has now admitted she would consider a job role in the midst of the conflict herself."I know a few people out there at the moment who are reporting, but they're all ex-army," the 33-year-old explained."To go into such a serious war zone you almost have to have a certain amount of training to make it there, and obviously there's a big gender imbalance in the army," Danni added.However, she admitted that she would happily "try just about anything"."I mean, obviously most of those reporters were journalists so they do a lot of studying to get there, but I'd give anything a go."She acknowledged: "It would be very eye-opening and very difficult, I think."However, Danni is breaking down boundaries of how genders are defined with her work in the field of supercars.Traditionally a male-dominated sport, she has taken part in rallies with her father and claims he even taught her to drive at the tender age of ten.Her first-ever TV role involved supercars, and she has now come full circle after announcing to Express.co.uk that she will be part of a new show about female racing drivers.Danni wants to encourage women to view racing as a competitive sport and

Madonna has attracted much criticism for her Instagram photos, after followers accused her of trying to look and behave like a teenager in scantily clad photos where she donned fishnets and PVC. However A Place in the Sun presenter Danni Menzies, who has experienced internet criticism for her choice of outfits herself and been branded a "hooker" lookalike for her short hem-lines.

A Place in the Sun star Danni Menzies has revealed the tricky moments she has faced on the show, ahead of her departure.

A Place In The Sun star Danni Menzies has revealed her grandmother, who once lived in Poland, struggled to get over the trauma of Nazi rule in Europe. Danni reflected on her grandmother's heartbreaking experience while discussing the Ukraine war, in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.Danni still recalls some of the experiences her grandmother used to share about the difficulties of day to day life in Eastern Europe."I grew up with [her] and [she'd] lived through a war, [so she was] telling me all these awful stories," she explained."I never really thought that would be happening again."As a little one, you just listen.

Danni Menzies has showcased a variety of revealing summer clothing during her TV appearances, from short skirts to low-cut tops. However, the A Place In The Sun star has dramatically hit back at trolls for criticising her wardrobe choices, arguing: "It's your body, [you should] do what you want with it!"Telling of how she sometimes cannot resist the temptation to put social media commenters "in their place", she admitted: "When they've made a really silly comment and you manage to sort of shut them down, it makes you feel a little bit better."The former model added that she had "absolutely" experienced sexist attitudes from members of the public judging the clothes she wears on the Channel 4 show.On one occasion, she deliberately donned a pair of boots that Instagrammers had dubbed "hooker shoes" for a second time on a subsequent show, to prove a point."I think when people say, 'she was asking for it because of what she was wearing', I think that's absolutely insane," she continued."Just because of what you wear shouldn't mean that anyone can treat you in a certain way."When asked whether women receive too much scrutiny in the public eye and are judged more than men for their appearance, she replied: "Yeah, we're tagged...