TWO Pints of Lager stars Ralf Little and Will Mellor are set to reunite for new project.

After vowing to bring back a classic sitcom, the pair are set to work together once again.

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They were known for their respective roles of Gaz and Johnny in the hit BBC comedy[/caption]

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Ralf, 45, and Will, 48, previously starred in the hit BBC sitcom, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps between 2001 and 2009.

Despite various reports that the show would be coming back, the publicly funded corporation announced the end of the show in 2011.

After exploring other opportunities the pair are set to reunite once again for more laughs.

The duo are set to hit the road and embark on a nationwide tour together.

Over 12 gigs they will go round the UK as part of their November Nonsense: Two Pints Podcast set of shows.

They will kick off the project in Birmingham on the first day of November and travel across the country.

This is before they will end the party at Stoke’s Regent Theatre on November 22. 

The last time the pair were on screen together was on their comedy show, Will and Ralf Should Know Better, on U&Dave in 2024.

Ralf couldn’t help but gush about the opportunity as he said: “We absolutely love going on tour.

“Being on stage is such a buzz and with the crowd we have a right laugh, November can’t come soon enough.” 

While Will added: “Me and Ralf live on stage again, what could possibly go wrong!?!  

“We absolutely love doing our live show and we just want everyone to come along, get involved and hopefully have a great time! Bring on November!!”

We previously reported that despite the BBC thwarting his plans, Will was desperate to bring back Two Pints of Lager.

The former Strictly star also admitted that show writer Susan Nickson wanted to work on the show again as he told us: “The script is done.

“I wanted to bring it back for a season but the BBC said no and BBC THREE said no. It was quite a cult thing, I still get stopped in the street now. I know Ralf is the same as me – he wants to bring it back.”

He added: “Susan owns it as she wrote it but the BBC have the licence on it and I’m not sure when it runs out.

“I said why can’t we do it and put it out ourselves but I don’t want to be that person who charges £5 to watch it, things are getting expensive enough as it is.”

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Will and Ralf have built a longtime partnership[/caption]

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The last time they were seen on-screen together was their show, Will and Ralf Should Know Better[/caption]

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The pair will stage 12 gigs across the UK[/caption]

THE source of Donald Trump’s resentment of the Philadelphia Eagles has been revealed.

His beef with the Super Bowl winners erupted back in 2018.

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Super Bowl champs – Jalen Hurts of the Philadelphia Eagles and head coach Nick Sirianni celebrate with the Lombardi Trophy in New Orleans[/caption]

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Donald Trump made history by becoming the first sitting U.S. President to attend a Super Bowl[/caption]

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C.J. Gardner-Johnson of the Philadelphia Eagles celebrates in confetti at New Orleans[/caption]

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President Donald Trump and Ivanka Trump during the playing of the national anthem in Super Bowl[/caption]

Politico reported that Trump would have been thrilled “to see the Eagles get slaughtered in the biggest event in American sports.”

They are the “NFL team Trump loves to hate,” the political website added last Friday.

Also, USA Today columnist Chris Brennan wrote last Wednesday, “Trump still seems to have beef with my hometown football team, the Philadelphia Eagles.

“The likely reason for that is obvious. He can’t let any slight, real or perceived, ever be ignored or forgotten.”

The “slight” Brennan was referring to occurred in 2018, the first time the Eagles won a Super Bowl.

After beating the New England Patriots, the victors received a customary invitation to the White House.

But many players signalled they would boycott the prestigious event.

This was attributed to the president’s demands that players stand during the national anthem at games.

Fewer than 10 members of the team agreed to attend the celebration on the South Lawn, which had taken weeks to organize.

The New York Times reported at the time, “This year’s event to honor the Eagles has become a bitter reflection of the deep divisions in the United States over race, patriotism and Mr. Trump himself.”

The White House accused Eagles team members of pulling a “political stunt.”

To make matter worse, the team tried to reschedule the celebration – but proposed a time when Trump would be overseas.

So, Trump uninvited the team, and instead held what he dubbed a brief “patriotic celebration” featuring a military band and chorus delivering the Star-Spangled Banner and God Bless America.

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He also launched a scathing attack in a statement, “The Philadelphia Eagles are unable to come to the White House with their full team to be celebrated tomorrow.

“They disagree with their president because he insists that they proudly stand for the national anthem, hand on heart, in honor of the great men and women of our military and the people of our country.”

Being disinvited riled some players, who then complained Trump was unfairly painting them as anti-American.

The Associated Press reported in 2018 that the Republican also had beef with the team’s outspoken owner, Jeffrey Lurie, a Trump critic.

John Killion, a lifelong Eagles fan who lives in Florida, said he was “devastated and infuriated” by the communication breakdown which he blamed on the Eagles owners.

“I waited my whole life for the Eagles to win the Super Bowl and they were going to be congratulated at the White House.

“And I don’t really care who you like or dislike, it shouldn’t be about that,” he said at the time of the row.

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On Sunday, Trump made history by becaming the first U.S president in office to attend a Super Bowl.

He jetted to the Caesars Superdome to watch the two-time defending champion Kansas City Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles.

Trump, 78, arrived in New Orleans shortly before kick-off, and shook hands with players and local police.

Emotional Chiefs star Chris Jones broke down in tears during the national anthem.

But, Trump reportedly left early at halftime as the Chiefs were down 24-0 at halftime.

The president had picked the Kansas City Chiefs to win the Super Bowl on Sunday.

However, Philadelphia delighted fans with a 40-22 victory.

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The big question now is, will the Chiefs now agree to attend a White House celebration?

Yahoo! Sports reckons that the president still harbors a huge grudge, “There’s a possibility that Trump won’t extend an invitation because of what happened in 2018.”

Plus, an anonymous source has indicated to The U.S. Sun that the Eagles may snub an invitation to the White House for a second time.

Lurie was asked directly last Wednesday by Front Office Sports about a potential White House visit.

He deflected the question, and replied that the team was focused on winning.

However, a member of the ownership group told this publication, “If we win the Super Bowl, we wouldn’t go to the White House.”

A current player echoed those sentiments, claiming that “pretty much everyone” decided they would refuse to meet the President.

TRUMP PLAYED FOOTBALL

As a student, Trump played high school football.

And while a business baron, he owned a team – a rival to the NFL – and then sued the established league.

Prior to the big event, Trump released a statement saying he “looked forward to joining fans to cheer on two great teams.

“Football is America’s most popular sport—for good reason—it fosters a sense of national unity, bringing families, friends, and fans together and strengthening communities.

“May the best team win.”

According to Nielsen, the event attracted an average audience of 123.7 million viewers in the U.S., and a total international audience of 62.5 million.

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A MOTHER has opened up on having her first child at the age of 13 and the judgement she faced as a result. 

Michele Dalton, a mum-of-four who gave birth for the first time when she was just a teenager, explained that not only did trolls think her baby should have been taken away from her, but people always made the same rude assumptions too. 

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A mother has revealed that she had her first baby when she was 13, whilst still at school[/caption]

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Michele Dalton, a 36-year-old grandmother, was eager to clap back to nasty trolls, who not only judged her, but thought her child should be taken away[/caption]

The brunette beauty, who grew up on a trailer park, revealed all on being a young mother and was keen to clap back at the doubters.

Posting on social media, the 36-year-old content creator who started high school as a mother, got candid on her teen pregnancy.

She said: “I had my first baby at 13, of course y’all think I should have given her away for someone else to raise because I was ‘too young’ to be a mum to a baby.”

Not only this, but the influencer, who is also now a grandmother, added: “I had my first baby at 13, of course the first thing that you’re going to do is judge me, but I would appreciate it if you would not and you would give me the benefit of the doubt.”

As well as this, Michele, who is from the US, then confirmed that her child’s father is no longer in her life.

She continued: “I had my first baby when I was 13, of course strangers’ first question is ‘where is her sperm donor at?’ – not in our life.”

Michele also went on to reveal more about what it was like to be a young mother, as she confirmed: “I had my first baby at 13, of course I’ve spent my entire life taking care of someone mentally, financially, emotionally and every single form that a mum takes care of a child.”

If that wasn’t enough, Michele concluded: “I had my first baby at 13, of course I knew that choosing to raise her was going to change my entire life – of course I also had no idea that the life that I envisioned would not in fact be the life that we lived.”

The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @micheleeeed, has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly racked up over 7,400 likes. 

But social media users were left totally divided by Michele’s confessions.

Whilst some were eager to support her, others weren’t as complimentary. 

One person said: “You raised her and loved her the way she needed, so there is no judgement because you did an amazing job.” 

Let’s not normalise this

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Another added: “I would never judge you.” 

At the same time, someone else slammed: “Let’s not normalise this.”

Whilst another questioned: “Why are you proud??”

To this, Michele responded: “To bother people like YOU.” 

Meanwhile, another user wrote: “This is not a flex.”

In response, proud mum Michele clapped back: “My whole a** life is A FLEX.” 

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BUTLIN’S has launched new all-inclusive holidays for families on a budget.

The four-night break package includes accommodation and an all-inclusive meal and drinks package for a family of four, as well as access to the pools, unlimited fairground rides and shows for £100 per person.

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The offer includes unlimited use of the pools and fairground attractions[/caption]

The family-friendly holiday resort, Butlin’s, has launched their all-inclusive bundles at all three locations, Bognor Regis, Minehead and Skegness.

The four-night deal for a family with two adults and two children (five and under) includes accommodation, unlimited breakfast and dinner, as well as five different dining plans, and the all-inclusive drinks deal.

The all-inclusive drinks package allows guests to enjoy unlimited access to a variety of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks from cocktails to beers, wine, spirits, soft drinks, and Costa Coffee.

Aimed for families with younger children, the bundle is only available for those with a Showtime Term-Time midweek booking.

While it’s during term time, there’s still lots going on at Butlin’s including free access to the Splash Waterworld pool that has thrilling flumes, slides, rapids and of course, a lazy river.

There are also shallow pools for the kids with smaller slides and fun water fountains.

Out of the water, there are theatrical performances and a year-round pantomime of Snow White and her Magnificent Friends, and Animals and Mythical Beasts, plus the Butlin’s party show that happens in every resort throughout the day.

For families staying at the Skegness and Minehead resorts, you can also enjoy the new Skypark.

The colourful play ground has various zones which are themed around emotions. There are tunnels, towers, interactive games and it’s designed for children up to 12 years old.

There are plenty of other features too like a wheelchair-friendly seesaw, trampolines and two intertwining slides. After dark, the Skypark also lights-up so kids can play into the evening.

The all-inclusive offer starts from £399 for a four-night break based on a family of four (two adults and two children aged five and under) sharing a two-bedroom Comfort Room, with Food Court dining and an all-inclusive drinks package.

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The new Skypark attraction in Minehead and Skegness lights up at night[/caption]

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CEO at Butlin’s, Jon Hendry Pickup, said: “The new bundles give families peace of mind, with upfront costs of food and drink pre-booked and sorted for their holiday beforehand.

“We’re all about offering incredible value for money and with our new All Inclusive bundles a family of four can sleep, eat, drink and enjoy live shows and activities at the Home of Entertainment for less than £100 a night.” 

For anyone planning a visit to the Bognor Regis resort after Easter, there will be a new Soft Play and Puppet Theatre centre to explore.

It will be a huge 3,000 square foot, making it the biggest ever on a Butlin’s site.

The new attraction will be spread over four floors and will have interactive and sensory play.

The different levels will also be suitable for different children, one for babies, toddlers and older children.

The new puppet shows will include be featured around various themes, Under The Sea, Jingle in the Jungle and Christmouse Wonderland.

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Families can enjoy the water park and pools that you’ll find in every resort[/caption]

FLAG carrier Air New Zealand is set to launch its long-awaited economy bunk beds next year – six years after it first came up with the idea.

Getting to sleep on planes is never easy, particularly in economy cabins, where legroom and comfy chairs are hard to come by.

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Flag carrier Air New Zealand is set to launch its long-awaited economy-class bunk beds next year[/caption]

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Dubbed Skynest, it’s set to debut on the airline’s Boeing 787 Dreamliners from early next year[/caption]

But from next year Air New Zealand hopes to introduce the world’s first lie-flat sleep pods for economy class passengers.

Dubbed Skynest, it’s set to debut on the airline’s Boeing 787 Dreamliners from early next year.

The pods look like the bunk beds used by flight attendants on long-haul flights or a bed in a capsule hotel.

Each Skynest features six beds, with three beds stacked vertically on either side of a designated area.

A ladder sits in the middle of each stack, giving passengers easy access to the upper bunks.

Passengers will get a four hour slot in which to stretch out, have a snooze and forget about the person in front reclining their seat.

A pillow, a sheet and a blanket, all of which are changed between passengers, are included in each bed.

Each bed will come with its own eye mask and ear plugs, making it easier for those using the service to drift off.

The beds will each have a separate reading light, USB outlet and a curtain for added privacy.

Each Skynest bed will be available to book in four-hour sessions during the flight and is limited to one per passenger.

Passengers travelling in economy and premium economy will be able to book the Skynest.

However, it won’t be available for passengers travelling in business class.

Air New Zealand initially hoped to introduce Skynest in September 2024 but this launch was delayed.

According to AFAR, the retrofit is now underway, with the airline’s bunk beds slated to appear on the 18-hour New York to Auckland flights from next year.

Leanne Geraghty, chief customer and sales officer at Air New Zealand, previously told said: “We know that most people undergo a 90-minute REM (rapid eye movement) cycle.

“So, the four hour block allows them to have two of those REM cycles with time to wind down and then wake back up.

“For those customers that are deep in slumber, the crew will gently wake them as they do every day on our flights when we’re coming in to land after a long-haul flight.”

Air New Zealand say they are the first airline to offer such a service to economy passengers, meaning that unless you’re flying with them, you’re likely to be stuck in your normal uncomfortable seat

Last week, deputy travel editor Kara Godfrey got to glimpse the new business class pods on Cathay Pacific.

Meanwhile, an airline has launched new plane seats you can recline without ever annoying other passengers.

We’ve also revealed Turkish Airlines’ new business class seats – who was named the best European airline by Skytrax.

And Delta has new economy seats as well.

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The airline’s bunk beds slated to appear on the 18-hour New York to Auckland flights from next year[/caption]

A JILTED bride allegedly laced her ex’s pizza with lead before strangling him and attempting to hide his body.

Bianca Larissa Vieira Caldeira, 22, has been charged with the murder of her boyfriend of six years after she was left at the alter when he cancelled their wedding.

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Bianca Larissa Vieira Caldeira, 22, has been charged with the murder of her boyfriend[/caption]

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Junio Pereira Barbosa , 27, died after being poisoned with pizza[/caption]

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Junio Pereira Barbosa, 27, was killed in Minas Gerais, Brazil, after his pizza was poisoned before being strangled in late December last year – which his ex confessed to doing.

The pair had been in a relationship for years, but the young carer pressured Junio to get married, reports claim.

Elderly caregiver Vieira Caldeira paid for the fees and scheduled the wedding at the registry office.

She even bought the rings and her wedding dress – desperate to get the ceremony underway.

But 10 days before the wedding, the couple had an argument and Junio called it off.

They remained together however, and Vieira Caldeira had still hoped that he would show up to the ceremony – but he didn’t.

She has been charged with murder, as well as concealing a corpse, procedural fraud and arson after burning his car.

Cops said that Vieira Caldeira fed him pizza which resulted in him being gravely ill before strangling him the next day.

After Vieira Caldeira allegedly fed Junio poisonous pizza and strangled him the next day, she wrapped his body in a tarp and blanket and went to work in Junio’s car.

After returning from work, she went with her cousin to a shopping centre before stopping in a different neighbourhood where she abandoned the car and hid the keys.

She then allegedly tried to bury the body – but was unable to do so, before then setting the car on fire, cops said.

Marcus Rios, a detective investigating the case, told local media: “The motivation was really her dissatisfaction at not having been able to marry the victim.

“She felt rejected and took his life.”

He added that the ex had oppressed Junio and verbally abused him.

The detective also said that the accused had an affair and asked her lover where she could buy lead, claiming that she was going to kill rats on her grandmother’s farm.

The investigation determined that the unknown man didn’t play a part in Junio’s death.

The local authorities concluded their investigation last week and indicted the suspect.

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The scene of the crime in Minas Gerais, Brazil[/caption]

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Investigator Marcus Rios said that the ex had ‘felt rejected’ and therefore took his life[/caption]

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