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Big Brother reveals FOUR housemates up for next eviction after nominations twist

CATRIN, Harry, Sam and Twinks will all face the chopping block on Friday night’s next Big Brother eviction.

You Can See Everything mania lifts viewership for The Dropout by 186%

The hit Elizabeth Holmes documentary led to increased interest in both the award-winning narrative series on Hulu as well as Bad Blood, the 2018 book on the scandal

Every time Prince Harry opens his mouth he causes an international incident

HARRY is absolutely correct when he said there are obstacles to a family reconciliation – the only problem is he doesn’t realise it’s him.

Fury at Labour's 'nuts' deal to offer landlords double rent to house migrants

Landlords are being offered rents of up to twice the market rate to house asylum seekers, prompting accusations that British families are being pushed aside under Labour. The deals, offered by accommodation provider Clearsprings Ready Homes, include three-year contracts and payments covering bills, council tax and maintenance.

Doué and Vitinha burn bright as brittle Barcelona come unstuck against PSG

Fire, noise, fury, a sense of empty energy. And across town, a football match too.

Met Office urges homes in 38 areas to gather torches and batteries by Friday

The Met Office has urged households in 38 areas to prepare torches and batteries as Storm Austen threatens to bring power cuts and 70mph-plus winds on Friday. A yellow weather warning has been issued for parts of England and Wales on October 23, with gusts of 50-60mph possible and winds of 70mph or more potentially hitting some coastal and exposed locations. Forecasters warn there is a "slight chance" of power cuts, which could also affect other services including mobile phone coverage. In advice issued alongside the warning, the Met Office said: "People cope better with power cuts when they have prepared for them in advance. It's easy to do; consider gathering torches and batteries, a mobile phone power pack and other essential items."

HMRC issues ‘alert’ on reports of sophisticated scam

HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has sounded the alarm over reports of a scam in which criminals pretend to be the UK tax authority - sharing one key thing to look out for. Scammers use all sorts of ruses to try and trick unsuspecting victims into parting with their hard-earned cash. Some will even look to spoof Government departments to try to give the impression that it's a legitimate and important message. HMRC issued a warning on X this week about one of them, urging people to be vigilant and flag any suspicious requests. The department wrote: "We’re receiving increased reports of customers receiving scam text messages claiming to be from HMRC, asking for additional information to complete a cryptoassets declaration."

Mac Allister double sparks Liverpool’s thrilling comeback win against Villarreal

Andoni Iraola and Iñigo Pérez parked their long and close friendship in the buildup to the Champions League duel between two old Athletic Bilbao teammates. They will have a humdinger of a contest to dissect when communications are restored. Liverpool, driven by Alexis Mac Allister and ignited by Rio Ngumoha, recovered from two goals down against Villarreal to maintain their 100% record in the competition in emphatic style.

Foden hat-trick helps Manchester City cut through noise and crush AEK Athens

Enzo Maresca has called for Manchester City to make their own noise on the pitch to drown out the cacophony surrounding them but maybe a quiet night at the Etihad Stadium was what they needed all along. AEK Athens were easily dispatched in a businesslike manner, as Phil Foden announced his return to form with a hat-trick to get City’s Champions League campaign back on track after being pummelled by Paris Saint-Germain.

Adele on brink of announcing FIFTH album after booking then scrapping secret gig

ADELE is gearing up to release her long-awaited fifth album — so it’s likely that it could be called 38.

Labour is trying to borrow its way out of debt & pulling us deeper into trouble

The Labour Government is doing the equivalent of taking out credit cards to pay the interest on Britain’s existing loans. It’s madness.

Man City 5 AEK Athens 1: Hat-trick hero Phil Foden back to his best

After all the anger, the accusations, the finger-pointing and Manchester City’s fans going bananas, this was just a night to have a bit of fun.