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  • Roger Moore’s son is a dead ringer for his father in Bond costume

    It seems the next generation of the Moore family has continued to keep the British end up, so to speak. The Daily Mail shared an image of Geoffrey Moore, 50-year old son of the third 007 actor Roger, dressed as his father for a party in Mayfair this week. Geoffrey Moore was 7 years old when his father inherited the mantle of 007 with 1973’s ‘Live and Let Die,’ going on to be the most prolific Bond actor with seven films in the role before retiring in 1985 (by which time, most would agree the then 57-year old actor was far too old for the part).

    Ben Bussey

  • Man Who Was Filmed Drowning Stepdaughter in Hotel Swimming Pool Sentenced to 100 Years

    A man who was filmed repeatedly throwing his 3-year-old step-daughter into a swimming pool, causing her to drown, has been jailed for 100 years. Surveillance footage showed the man, identified only as Jose David N., throwing the small child into the water at a hotel in the city of Morelia, in Michoacan, Mexico, in August 2015. The mother claims she found her daughter lifeless in front of the television, and had no idea she had been murdered until she saw the CCTV footage.

    Newsweek

  • Ranieri wants answers from Leicester players after Old Trafford thrashing

    Leicester City's inability to play as a cohesive unit at Manchester United enraged Claudio Ranieri on Saturday.

    Omnisport

  • These are the 16 items you should own to consider yourself middle class (16 photos)

    How Middle Class are you? If you own a barbecue, Samsonite luggage, a Dyson and an Aga, then the answer is… very middle class. Etiquette expert William Hanson has published his definitive list of the items you simply must have to be considered the ultimate bourgeois. In total, there are 16. ‘The middle classes have always been known for their love of material possessions and for keeping up with their neighbours, with suburban one-upmanship taking place on a daily basis.’ he told the Telegraph.

    David Harding

  • Cyclist killed 'almost instantaneously' after lorry driver failed to observe her

    SWNS Louise Wright suffered "catastrophic" injuries after she was struck by a Greene King Brewery truck being driven by Adam Haywood.  The 29-year-old cyclist had stopped at traffic lights and carried straight on when they turned green 17 seconds later.  But Haywood, 30, turned left causing "the front nearside wheel of the lorry collided with the rear wheel of the bike".  A court heard Miss Wright was killed "almost instantaneously" after her bike was pulled under the light goods vehicle and dragged along the road on July 3, 2014. Haywood, of Whitwell, Derbyshire, denied a charge of causing death by careless driving when he went on trial at Derby Crown Court yesterday. His driving was a cause

    Express.co.uk q

  • Actor found slain at L.A. home of Canada TV host Stroumboulopoulos

    By Dan Whitcomb LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - An actor has been found murdered at the rented home of Canadian talk-show host George Stroumboulopoulos in the Hollywood Hills neighborhood of Los Angeles, police and the TV personality said on Friday. The body of Richard Hong, 41, was found at the house by officers responding to reports of a burglary there shortly after 2 a.m. PT (0900 GMT), said Officer Norma Eisenman, a Los Angeles Police Department spokeswoman. The Los Angeles Times, citing a coroner's spokesman, said that the victim had sustained head trauma.

    Reuters

  • Marion Cotillard announces pregnancy, denies Pitt rumors

    Marion Cotillard is announcing her pregnancy and shooting down rumors of any romantic involvement with Brad Pitt. Cotillard affirmed her longtime relationship with actor Guillaume Canet. Several reports this week suggested a relationship between Cotillard and Pitt was the reason Angelina Jolie filed for divorce on Monday.

    Associated Press

  • Report: Zookeeper screamed for help before tiger attack

    FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) — A zookeeper screamed for help into her radio before she was fatally attacked by a Malayan tiger, but the 350-pound animal crushed her neck before her co-workers could reach her, an autopsy report released Friday showed.

    Associated Press

  • UFO? Rogue satellite? Just what was this massive FIREBALL over London?

    “I always have a look out the window in the mornings to show my daughter the birds and noticed this strange object in the sky.  “At first I thought it was a plane that leaves a trial behind it but realised quickly it wasn’t because it was just hovering.  “There were other planes flying high near the object but the object was above the planes and was stationary.  “I observed it for around 20 minutes. I thought it might have been the Chinese Space lab [Tiangong-2, which was launched on the same day] but the launch happened at 2pm GMT.  “Personally, I’m not sure what the object was. All I know is that it had to have been a massive object to appear as big as it did in the sky.”

    Express.co.uk q

  • I am struggling daily, says former X Factor star Jahmene Douglas

    The singer has battled suicidal thoughts.

    SNAPPA Celebrity

  • I’m sorry for women hit by pension age changes but they’re asking for too much

    I’m sorry for women hit by pension age changes but they’re asking for too much

    Telegraph

  • Disabled woman left outraged after men sitting in reserved train seats 'refused to move'

    Mrs Lee claimed that the men spent most of their journey discussing luxury holidays in the Caribbean and Dubai before getting off in Leeds.  A spokesperson for Virgin Trains said: "Should a passenger find their seat unavailable then the train guard should be made aware and they would do everything they could to remove anyone or anything currently in the reserved seat. "However, ultimately they can’t force someone out so they would then, if unsuccessful, find an alternative seat for the passenger either in standard or in first." The father of one of the men pictured also hit out at the claims, adding: "I know my son and I know that he would give up his seat for the elderly, or anyone that needed

    Express.co.uk q

  • Jose Mourinho wanted Liverpool job 'massively' before Chelsea

    Jose Mourinho was "massively disappointed" to be overlooked to become the new manager of Liverpool in 2004, former midfielder Danny Murphy has claimed. The current Manchester United boss was heavily linked with a move to Anfield immediately prior to winning the Champions League with FC Porto but Rafael Benitez was eventually appointed ahead of the Portuguese coach. The Guardian understood the Reds were pursuing Mourinho after the departure of Gerard Houllier, who was sacked after six years on Merseyside.

    International Business Times

  • Germany, France hit back at Boris Johnson's 'baloney' jibe

    Germany and France brushed aside comments from Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson suggesting there was no link between the EU's principle of free movement and access to its single market, saying they could send Johnson a copy of the Lisbon Treaty and even travel to London to explain it to him in English. Johnson, a leading Brexit advocate who is known for his colourful language, told Sky News television on Thursday that the EU's position that there was an automatic trade-off between what access to the single market and free movement was "complete baloney." Asked about the remarks at a news conference in Berlin, German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble and his French counterpart Michel Sapin shot glances at each other before the German host responded.

    Reuters

  • Too many toffees? Quality Street discontinues one of its sweets - Twitter reacts

    ‘Forget The Great British Bake Off, this is the most shocking light news story of the week.’

    SNAPPA News

  • Judge Rinder And Craig Revel Horwood Have Had Their First Showdown

    It’s the moment we’ve all been waiting for - Judge Rinder and Craig Revel Horwood have finally come face to face, in the first ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ live show of the series. Judge Rinder made his live ‘Strictly’ debut on Friday night (23 September) surprising everyone with his energetic moves and - we can’t believe we’re saying this - impressive bod, as he did a bare-chested Cha Cha to ‘Mercy’ by Duffy.

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  • Amy Schumer Shows off Side Boob

    Amy Schumer is in British GQ magazine’s Woman of the Year, and to celebrate the high honor, the comedian decided to free the boobs!

    HollyScoop

  • 71-year-old man killed by a lorry in a 'hit and run' crash outside the busy Earl's Court Tube station

    Police believe they know the identity of the man, but await formal identification and confirmation that next of kin have been informed. The lorry did not stop at the scene and it is not known whether the driver was aware that his vehicle had been in collision with a pedestrian. Detectives from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit (SCIU) are investigating. They released a CCTV image showing the lorry near to the scene. It is described as a large, white, articulated lorry, with three axles on the trailer and three axles on the tractor unit. The driver of this lorry is urged to contact police. Anyone who witnessed the collision or has information that may assist the investigation should call

    ITV News q

  • Amid US voter anger, Bill Clinton told Hillary to ‘be the grown up in the room’

    With voter anger boiling over ahead of the 2016 election, Former president Bill Clinton explained to CNBC the advice he gave his wife.

    CNBC

  • Teenager raped in attack by man and two women in Manchester

    A teenager was robbed, held down and raped by a man and two women in Manchester city centre, police say. Detective Inspector Dave Moores said: "This was a horrendous attack on a young woman which has, understandably, left her extremely distressed.

    Sky News