Fearne Cotton's pregnant - but that's not all...
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Kim Kardashian, Cheryl Fernandez-Versini, Taylor Swift, Cara Delevingne And Other Celebrities Wade Into The Dress Debate
If you've been anywhere near Twitter today, you probably will have noticed just about everyone talking about #TheDress. Yep, THE DRESS that has divided the likes of Kim Kardashian, Cheryl Fernandez-Versini and Taylor Swift over whether it's blue and black or white and gold. As is pretty much the whole of Twitter, who have already made a hundred and one memes about the whole drama.
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Football - Delay Kiev plans, Toffees tell fans
The Toffees are scheduled to host the Ukrainian outfit in the first leg on March 12 before making the away trip a week later. The game was suspended for around 10 minutes by referee Martin Strombergsson towards the end. UEFA announced on Friday it was opening disciplinary proceedings, with Dynamo's list of charges including crowd disturbances, field invasion by supporters and the setting off/throwing of fireworks and objects.
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Why Tottenham legend Jimmy Greaves will not attend the Capital One Cup final against Chelsea - Telegraph
Telegraph Sport had a request to speak to Greaves about his decision not to go to games turned down, but theories linger around Tottenham that he has never fully forgiven the club for the manner of his departure 45 years ago. Greaves has made no secret of the fact that he was unhappy with way he felt he was forced out of Spurs to West Ham United in 1970 as part of the deal that took Martin Peters to White Hart Lane. Having celebrated his 75th on February 20, Greaves turned down the latest invitation from Tottenham to be a guest of honour for the game against West Ham, which took place two days later.
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Scarlett Johansson: Nothing 'Creepy or Inappropriate' About John Travolta
Scarlett Johansson has come to John Travolta's defense after a picture of him greeting her on the red carpet at the Oscars became an Internet meme. "There is nothing at all strange, creepy or inappropriate about John Travolta," Johansson said in a statement to the Associated Press.
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Madonna says 'Intolerance' in Europe 'feels like Nazi Germany'
Rebounding from her stage tumble at the Brit awards, pop star Madonna told French radio Thursday that "intolerance" was now so high in France and Europe that "it feels like Nazi Germany."
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Inside one woman's 90-square-foot NY apartment
The young fashion worker gave Curbed a 'tour' of her apartment to show how she has sacrificed on space to live in the upscale West Village neighborhood, where she can count Courtney Love, Brooke Shields and Calvin Klein as neighbors.
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Muslim women's rights campaigner writes powerful letter to young girls considering joining Isis
A Muslim women’s rights has penned a powerful and letter to all young Muslim women who are considering fleeing their homes to join Isis. Sara Khan, a Muslim herself, has urged young women not to be fooled by the ‘lies’ told by Isis, and says her only intention is to warn them that they are being misled by a ‘poisonous narrative of Islam’. Citing the promises made by Isis that women living under their rule get homes, husbands and protection, Ms Khan instead reiterates the words of the Islamic State leaders that women are ‘second class citizens’ who should remain ‘hidden from society’.
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Manchester United transfer news: Rafael da Silva facing exit as Louis van Gaal plans clearout - Telegraph
Michael Carrick, who will be 34 by the start of next season, is expected to be handed a one-year contract before his deal runs out in June, with Ashley Young also expected to earn a new deal to replace the final year of his contract. Falcao is struggling to convince that he merits a permanent move when his loan from Monaco expires in May, while Tom Cleverley, whose contract is up in June, has been told he can leave at the end of his season-long loan at Aston Villa. Jonny Evans, Phil Jones and Chris Smalling are also entering the final year of their contract, with Evans understood to be most at risk of being sold this summer.
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Rare hole-punch clouds create spectacle in the sky
The cloud formation seen above British Columbia, Canada and Washington State this past month are called Hole-punch clouds or Fallstreak holes.
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Pregnant Frankie Bridge Shows Off Baby Bump On Holiday, Jokes About Having 'A Big Lunch'
Pregnant Frankie Bridge is definitely having fun on her holiday getaway, finding time to joke that her growing baby bump was actually a food baby! Frankie announced her pregnancy last month, tweeting: "So excited to tell you that Wayne & I are expecting another baby later this year.
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Naming Of 'Jihadi John' Splits Victims' Families
The family of Steven Sotloff, the US journalist beheaded in an Islamic State video, have said they have "full faith" that his alleged killer "Jihadi John" will be brought to justice - a day after he was identified as a Londoner called Mohammed Emwazi. Speaking to Sky News, the family's spokesman Barak Barfi said: "They hope that he will be caught by American intelligence officials, brought to trial in the United States, and convicted for the crime of beheading their son. The Taliban were toppled in Afghanistan, al Qaeda was eradicated in Afghanistan, and we believe that one day, Islamic State's end will come.
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Indonesia's Executions: Drugs Diplomacy in a Diplomatic Crisis?
All diplomatic efforts earlier this month to save Brazilian and Dutch citizens from execution in Indonesia failed. The harrowing final hours of Marco Archer Cardoso Moreira have since been revealed. Australia has been told that two of its citizens face imminent execution and nationals of the United Kingdom and elsewhere must now be losing hope. Indonesian Attorney General Muhammad Prasetyo has said that 'nothing whatsoever' will stop the executions of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, two of the so-called Bali Nine.
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Prince Harry To Leave Armed Forces
Prince Harry is expected to leave the military later this year, according to Sky sources. He served two tours of duty in Afghanistan. Sky's Defence Correspondent Alistair Bunkall said Prince Harry had a "pretty distinguished" career within the Armed Forces.
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British tourist 'trips over sleeping flight attendant' on BA flight
A British holidaymaker has received £2,000 in compensation – from her own lawyer – after she claimed she tripped over a sleeping flight attendant on a British Airways flight. Shaunna Baynes, from Dagenham, east London, received the payout from her solicitor as an apology after he missed a deadline to bring court proceedings against the Heathrow-based carrier.
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Peter Andre's Birthday: His Most Family Man Instagram Pics
He loves his kids. And Peter Andre is happy to share his fun family time with his Instagram followers, whether he’s pulling funny faces with Princess, skiing with Junior, or carrying Amelia. As Peter celebrates his 42nd birthday today, we’re celebrating
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If you think Britain’s corrupt now, watch what happens if we ban second jobs for MPs
Last year, I had an exchange with Hugo Rifkind on Twitter in which I bet him dinner at Clarke’s that his father would stand down before the next election. My reasoning was that, at the age of 68, his dad wouldn’t want to serve another five years in the Commons and would be happier in the Lords. Rifkind has a majority of 8,616, which makes it a safe seat, and it’s only a 15-minute cycle ride from my house. Ed Miliband has already said that he intends to ban them from taking second jobs if Labour wins in May, and he may well succeed in bouncing David Cameron into making a similar commitment.
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9 terrible things that happened at the Brits: Madonna, Lewis Hamilton and Jimmy Carr - Telegraph
Awkward presenting, terrible jokes and Madonna being pulled offstage by her own cape: the worst things that happened at the Brits
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Comet to be visible from Earth after surviving encounter with sun
An unusual comet that is unlike anything seen before by scientists is expected to become visible from Earth in the coming weeks. Nasa and the European Space Agency's Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, also called SOHO, spotted the comet as it skimmed past the sun. The is not thought to belong to any known family of comets and scientists have been left baffled as to how it survived its close encounter with the sun.
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Samsung boasts Galaxy S6 smartphone
In an exclusive interview with the Press Association ahead of Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Andy Griffiths spoke of his excitement at what was coming in the world of mobile devices. "MWC is a huge moment for the industry, and because mobility devices are a big part of the tech agenda there's a huge amount of attention being paid to it," said Mr Griffiths. MWC is traditionally the venue where Samsung unveils their latest flagship phone, with the Galaxy S6 expected this year.
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Prosecutor: Mom craved attention, poisoned child with salt
A woman accused of force feeding her 5-year-old son salt through a stomach tube reveled in the attention that a sickly child brought her, a prosecutor said Thursday at her trial. Spears "created this false persona, this caring mother," Murphy said. Earlier, defense lawyer Stephen Riebling described Spears, of Scottsville, Kentucky, as a caring mother who was devastated by her son's death.
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