Corrie star Marc Anwar 'sacked over anti-Indian tweets'
He will not return to his role as Sharif Nazir in the long-running soap, reports say.
SNAPPA CelebrityZoe Ball and husband Norman Cook announce separation 'with great sadness' but will remain neighbours
The pair announced their intention to separate on Twitter.
SNAPPA NewsNicole Scherzinger breaks all the rules in brutal Six-Chair Challenge
Nicole Scherzinger upped the ante on tonight's X Factor as the auditionees faced the dreaded Six-Chair Challenge. From the off it was all looking good for Nicole who is mentor to the boys, arguably the strongest category. James Hughes had everyone, including Nicole, out of their seats and dancing in the aisles with his high-energy performance of 'Proud Mary'.
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Kids in tow, Prince William, Kate begin visit to Canada
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge brought their children, Prince George, 3, and Princess Charlotte, 1, on the week-long trip. It was the first time the couple have brought their children on an official visit to Canada.
ReutersPaedophile who raped a 10-year-old girl attacks prosecutor with a knife in court
Joshua Harding launched the vicious attack in a Michigan courtroom, appearing to miss the man's head by inches, after being found guilty on 2 August. The object, police say was a piece of metal, appeared to be concealed up Harding's left sleeve before the shocking assault.
International Business TimesSharon Osbourne and Louis Walsh cause chaos in Six Chair Challenge
The show resembles musical chairs.
SNAPPA CelebrityRussell Brand gives his east London cafe to charity
The comedian has made an unusual donation.
SNAPPA CelebrityAnthony Joshua could face Wladimir Klitschko in heavyweight unification clash
Matchroom promoter Eddie Hearn has revealed that Anthony Joshua's camp have reached out to Wladimir Klitschko and would accept a world heavyweight title bout. The Ukrainian was due to meet Tyson Fury on 29 October in a rematch for all but one of the belts he lost in Dusseldorf last year, but that fight has now been called off for a second time after the current champion was officially declared "medically unfit to fight". "The whole thing is a complete mess," Hearn told Sky Sports.
International Business TimesPolice launch manhunt for Leeds serial sex attacker
Police have launched a manhunt for a serial sex attacker, who struck four times in two days. The assaults happened in the Harehills and Burmantofts areas of Leeds on Monday 5 and Tuesday 6 September.
International Business TimesGeri Horner to spice up new-look Great British Bake Off?
The ex Spice Girl has been mentioned as a possible new star of the show.
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US Air Force set to replace intercontinental nuke arsenal
Hidden underground in steel-and-concrete silos across rural America, more than 400 intercontinental ballistic missiles point to the skies, poised for launch -- and ready to obliterate cities across the world.
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Labour reacts as Jeremy Corbyn wins bruising leadership contest
Labour has been urged to unite under Jeremy Corbyn after the bruising leadership election that saw him returned as party leader with an increased mandate. Delivering his victory speech, Mr Corbyn called on the party to "wipe the slate clean" and said both he and his challenger Owen Smith were part of the "same Labour family". Mr Smith congratulated the Labour leader on his "clear win", but said the result showed the party "remains divided".
Sky NewsThis hilarious student proves why you should never write your essays drunk
Don’t drink and type, kids.
SNAPPA FunMichael Palin shares emotional post about his Monty Python friend Terry Jones' struggle with dementia
The two have been friends for more than 50 years.
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What you need to know about 'state-sponsored' Yahoo cyberattack
Hackers managed to steal data from 500 million Yahoo (Hanover: YHO.HA - news) email accounts and the tech giant is now under pressure to explain how the cyberattack happened. Yahoo said the stolen information may have included names, email addresses, dates of birth, hashed passwords and, in some cases, security questions and answers. Yahoo is advising account holders to change their passwords, not only on their Yahoo accounts, but on all linked accounts or those which have the same or similar passwords.
Sky NewsEx-Hollyoaks actor Danny Mac impressed a lot of people with his first Strictly performance
Plenty of people were so impressed with Danny they struggled to tell who was the professional dancer.
SNAPPA CelebrityOfficials Give Update on Hunt for Suspect in Cascade Mall Shooting
Washington state officials released photos on Saturday, September 24, of the suspect in a fatal shooting at the Cascade Mall in Burlington. The suspect, officials say, shot and killed five people Friday night at the Macy’s in the mall, four women and one man, according to reports. The names of the victims have not been released. Police did not have a name for the suspect nor did they know his whereabouts. A motive for the shooting was unknown. This video shows the press conference on Saturday morning about the shooting. Credit: Periscope/Skagit Department of Emergency Management
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Hungary PM says Europe should process refugees in Libya
By Marton Dunai VIENNA (Reuters) - The European Union should set up a "giant refugee city" on the Libyan coast and process asylum claims there from refugees arriving from other African countries, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Saturday. Mr Orban, speaking in Vienna after a summit of European and Balkans countries on the refugee crisis, gave few details and said that his own influence in such matters was small. The Hungarian leader, who has sparked controversy by vilifying refugees and erected a razor wire fence along his country's southern border last year, said the Balkans route was closed for now and vowed to keep it that way, but added Europe was still vulnerable from the south.
ReutersMane attraction: Some lion 'kings' are turning out to be queens
Lionesses in the Okavango Delta of Botswana have grown manes and are roaring, and showing other male-like behaviours. One of the lionesses has begun mounting females as well as scent-marking more frequently and even killing cubs, which are all behaviours observed much more frequently in males. Geoffrey D Gilfillan, of the University of Sussex, first reported five lionesses with manes at the Moremi Game Reserve in Botswana in March 2014.
International Business TimesStephanie Davis Admits That She Still Gets Night Terrors
Poor old Stephanie Davis has been having a right old mare with her pregnancy, hasn’t she? After all the ups and downs between her and Jeremy McConnell, she’s now admitted that her pregnancy has resulted in her having night terrors for the past few weeks.
Lorcan O'Donoghue's TumblrBlast rocks Hungary's capital, two injured
An explosion rocked central Budapest late on Saturday, injuring two police officers, Hungarian police said on Sunday. The blast was next to an unused store front on a one of the busiest thoroughfares in central Budapest. Images on local news media showed a ruined doorway.
ReutersTed Cruz endorses Donald Trump for US presidency in dramatic reversal
Ted Cruz has endorsed Donald Trump's bid to become US President, despite previously calling him a "trainwreck" and a "pathological liar". The defeated presidential hopeful was booed as he stopped short of endorsing Mr Trump at the Republican National Convention in July , telling supporters to "vote your conscience". As a war of words escalated between Mr Cruz and Mr Trump, the Texas senator said he would not back Mr Trump "like a servile puppy dog" .
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BMA suspends all junior doctor strike action
The British Medical Association has suspended all junior doctor strikes due to take place later this year. Doctors had scheduled three five-day strikes in a dispute over new contracts, but have backed down due to concerns about patient safety. Senior doctors at the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges were among those critical about the duration of the strikes.
Sky NewsSamsung Galaxy Note 2 emits sparks and smoke on Indigo flight from Singapore to India
A Samsung Galaxy Note 2 smartphone began smoking during a commercial flight from Singapore to Chennai, India on Friday (23 September), India's aviation regulator said. After smelling smoke coming from the overhead baggage compartment, passengers onboard the IndiGo flight, 6E-054, alerted the cabin crew who saw smoke and sparks coming from a Samsung Galaxy Note 2 phone in a piece of hand luggage. The latest incident comes after Samsung's worldwide recall of its new Note 7 phones due to faulty batteries causing the handsets to catch fire while they are being charged or in normal use.
International Business TimesLiverpool 5-1 Hull City: Premier League - as it happened
Full-time: Liverpool 5-1 Hull CityIn-form Reds chalk up their third consecutive Premier League victory with heavy drubbing of 10-man Hull at AnfieldAdam Lallana gave dominant Liverpool an early lead before Ahmed Elmohamady was sent off for blocking Philippe Coutinho's goal-bound strike with his armJames Milner netted from the spot and did so again after the break following Andy Robertson's foul on substitute Daniel SturridgeSadio Mane also notched for the hosts, while Coutinho scored with a sensational strike immediately after Hull had reduced the deficit through David Meyler
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