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Sam Thompson breaks his silence with big announcement as ex Zara McDermott is linked to huge boyband star
SAM Thompson has broken his silence with a huge announcement after Zara McDermott was linked to a boyband star.
The I’m A Celebrity winner and former Made in Chelsea star split from Zara in December, ending their five-year relationship.
But earlier today it was revealed how One Direction fans have linked Zara McDermott to Louis Tomlinson.
The pair now follow each other on Instagram, and eagle-eyed fans spotted that Louis’ sisters, including make-up artist Lottie Tomlinson, and twins Daisy and Phoebe, follow Zara too.
Following the revelation, Sam has now took to social media to break his silence.
In a positive Instagram story, he said: “Today’s gonna be great!”
It comes as Sam and Pete Wicks are bringing back their Staying Relevant podcast for one special episode.
The best pals are hoping to sell out London’s O2 Arena this September with the live recording.
Tickets for the show – which will take place on Friday, September 19 – start from just £31.50.
Meanwhile, last week Sam sparked concern with fans after they claimed he ‘looked and sounded so low‘ while recording his latest podcast episode.
Neither Sam or Zara have publicly addressed their split.
A source previously lifted the lid on the reasons behind the breakup, telling MailOnline: “Sam and Zara have ended their relationship.
“It’s been an incredibly difficult decision for them to part ways; they still care and have a lot of love for each other.
“But after a tough year of working hard at their romance, they have split and will be focusing on their individual careers going forward into 2025.
“There has been no scandal or fallout between them, it’s just the result of a difficult year, where they both had to spend a lot of time focused on their own projects.”
Home Bargains shoppers rush to buy bag of viral ‘Dubai chocolate’ spotted on shelves for 80% cheaper
HOME Bargains shoppers are rushing to buy bags of “Dubai chocolate” after spotting them on shelves.
Bargain hunters are looking to snap up the retailer’s own version of the viral chocolate bar that has taken the internet by storm.
Posting on the Food Finds UK Facebook page, an eagle-eyed shopper said she found the “DuBites” in her local Home Bargains store for £4.
Fellow shoppers have been quick to comment jealous at the find, which is £16 cheaper than the real bar version.
One said: “Uhhhh really need to try these.”
Another commented: “Get in the basket hun.”
Meanwhile, a third and fourth simply said: “OH MY CHRIST” and “OMG NEED.”
Dubai chocolate has surged in popularity since 2021, with social media videos about the sweet snack garnering hundreds of thousands of views.
One recently posted by TikTok user CheyanneKerr, showing her on the hunt for the chocolate bar in a shopping centre in Dubai, received over 50,000 likes.
Shoppers looking to snap up Home Bargains’ take on the sweet sensation will have to visit their local branch to get one as we couldn’t find it on the retailer’s website.
It might be worth checking with your local branch to see if it has any in stock.
Remember, you can find your nearest Home Bargains store via storelocator.home.bargains/all-stores.
Of course, as with any product, make sure you shop around and check if you’re getting the best price on the Dubai chocolate bites.
The Trolley website is useful for comparing prices on supermarket products.
Meanwhile, you can use price comparison websites like Price Spy and PriceRunner which scans prices across a wider pool of retailers.
We had a quick look online to see what other retailers are selling the chocolate for, but couldn’t find any cheaper than Home Bargains.
Morrisons is selling its own spin on the chocolate bar for £5, for example.
It’s not the first time in recent months Home Bargains shoppers have been rushing to their nearest shop to get their hands on sweet bites.
Chocolate lovers recently found M&M hot chocolate in stores and took to social media to rave about it.
Shoppers have been keen to get their hands on a new Easter egg based on strawberry and cream pencils too.
How to compare prices to get the best deal
JUST because something is on offer, or is part of a sale, it doesn't mean it's always a good deal.
There are plenty of comparison websites out there that’ll check prices for you – so don’t be left paying more than you have to.
Most of them work by comparing the prices across hundreds of retailers.
Here are some that we recommend:
- Google Shopping is a tool that lets users search for and compare prices for products across the web. Simply type in keywords, or a product number, to bring up search results.
- Price Spy logs the history of how much something costs from over 3,000 different retailers, including Argos, Amazon, eBay and the supermarkets. Once you select an individual product you can quickly compare which stores have the best price and which have it in stock.
- Idealo is another website that lets you compare prices between retailers. All shoppers need to do is search for the item they need and the website will rank them from the cheapest to the most expensive one.
- CamelCamelCamel only works on goods being sold on Amazon. To use it, type in the URL of the product you want to check the price of.
How to save money at Home Bargains
You’ll want to first start by looking in the right place in your local Home Bargains store.
Tom Church, retail expert from deals website latestdeals.co.uk, previously told The Sun the best offers are usually by the front door in a bid to lure you in.
Next, it’s worth keeping an eye out for Mrs Hinch products which are extremely popular and often reduced in price, he said.
Shop at the right time too, which according to one current worker is first thing in the morning, when stock is fresh and you’re likely to get the best pick of products.
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‘That’s a concern’ – Arsenal legend Martin Keown reveals his big Ethan Nwaneri ‘worry’ with youngster ‘not a man yet’
MARTIN KEOWN is desperate for Ethan Nwaneri NOT to get an England call-up this month over fears of fatigue.
The 17-year-old academy star has been a revelation for Arsenal in the absence of crocked Bukayo Saka so far this term, scoring eight goals in 28 games across all competitions.
With Thomas Tuchel announcing his first England squad on Friday, Gunners midfielder Nwaneri has an outside chance of being included in his first senior Three Lions camp – having already represented the U16s, U17s and U19s.
However, Arsenal legend Keown is concerned for Nwaneri’s welfare – especially given his slight drop-off in recent Prem clashes against West Ham, Nottingham Forest and Manchester United.
TNT pundit Keown explained: “There’s a chance [Nwaneri] may make the international team. That’s a concern, that’s a worry.
“You take it if it comes but if it doesn’t, then he gets a nice bit of time with the manager, resting up between games so there’s a balance.
“It does one thing for confidence but another for the body. When you’re 17, you’re not even fully developed in terms of your cardiovascular system. You’re not really a man yet.
“There’s still some growing to do, and recently he has looked tired, like he was blowing, and this is normal for a 17-year-old kid.
“So it might be a time where he needs resting. And if he doesn’t make the full squad, does he need to be involved in the U21s?
“This has got to be sensibly managed between now and the end of the season.”
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Tuchel’s England have two home World Cup qualifiers coming up – against Albania on March 21 and Latvia on March 24.
Another Arsenal youngster that has a chance of being in the mix is left-back Myles Lewis-Skelly after also breaking into the first team under Mikel Arteta this campaign.
Given England’s left-back situation – with consistent fitness issues for Luke Shaw, Ben Chilwell and Lewis Hall – 18-year-old Lewis-Skelly has been earmarked for his international debut following a recent spell as U19s captain.
And Keown believes he deserves it – even with a disciplinary record that Arteta has warned could make the teenager a liability.
Keown said: “He’s had some issues, but in terms of physicality, he’s ready to go.
“He looks like he could play and there’s a problem at left-back for England.
“He’s different [to Nwaneri], more developed. I wouldn’t say he’s a freak of nature, but when you see the strength in him, he is all about power.
“So he is not going to want to be denied the opportunity to play for England.”
Arsenal ratings vs Man Utd as Rice runs Gunners midfield but wonderkid Nwaneri falls below high standards
DECLAN RICE rescued a point for Arsenal after David Raya failed to stop a Bruno Fernandes freekick.
Fernandes’ set piece was followed by a brilliant Rice strike in the second half, leaving the sides with a point apiece.
After a quiet first half, both sides woke up and provided more going forward after the break but lacked quality in the final third.
Raya’s display in the second half more than made up for his earlier error and, alongside Rice, kept his side in the game.
Coming off the back of a riotous 7-1 victory over PSV, Arsenal reverted to their goal scoring woes and proved once again that they desperately need a striker.
But, who was on the mark for the Gunners?
Can Mikel Arteta push for the title without an out-and-out striker?
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Lewis-Skelly has been shown two straight reds already in his senior Arsenal career, first at Molineux in January – which was later rescinded – and in February at the Emirates against the Hammers.
And he was lucky not to pick up a first-half second yellow in the 7-1 Champions League last 16 first leg victory over PSV last week.
Keown – who was shown 6 red cards in 310 Prem appearances for Arsenal – added: “I remember at that age being impetuous, going off your feet. But you just learn.
“I had to do that myself, you have to learn the hard way. You think you can win every tackle, and then suddenly you’re playing against a quicker, stronger player, a little nudge here and there, and you’re committed to it.
“People now will probably be diving in and around him a little bit, because they know he might go off his feet.
“So just pick and choose, but you get better at that.”
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Menendez brothers offered new bargain in exchange for freedom after DA brands them liars and tears defense to shreds
THE Menendez brothers have been challenged to a bargain for their freedom by Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman.
Hochman slammed Erik and Lyle Menendez as liars and said he believes they should stay in prison for the shotgun murders of their parents 35 years ago at a bizarre press conference on Monday.
However, Hochman then offered the brothers a way forward if they want to go free for their crimes.
The brothers have asked for a resentencing as they’re currently serving life in prison without parole for the 1989 murders of their parents, Jose and Kitty Menendez.
After denying a new trial, Hochman said his office will move forward with the resentencing proceedings for the brothers – but it’s not going to be an easy road.
Former Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon announced he would recommend Erik and Lyle for resentencing in October 2024.
Hochman said his office has revised Gascon’s three-page plea to an 87-page document outlining the lies the brothers told after they shot Kitty and Jose to death on August 20, 1989.
He blasted the brothers for repeatedly lying to cops in the initial investigation and never owing up to it.
“They persist in these lies until this very day,” he slammed.
Hochman said the new proceedings will be asked to consider the “lack of full insight and lack of acceptance of responsibility for their murderous actions.”
But as the court is being asked to consider how the brothers lied throughout their trials, the DA offered some hope for the pair.
“We have laid out a pathway for the Menendez brothers to potentially get out of jail,” Hochman said.
“It requires them to finally, after 35 years, to fully acknowledge and accept responsibility”
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‘I can’t wait to share this with British public’ – Chess Grandmaster David Howell lands new job as BBC presenter
CHESS legend David Howell is set to star in a new BBC series – looking to find the next Grandmaster.
Three-time British champion Howell will appear alongside host Sue Perkins in Chess Masters: The Endgame.
Howell has been playing chess since the age of five and is the second youngest Briton ever to achieve the title of Grandmaster.
The 34-year-old will provide expert analysis for the new show, which begins on March 10.
It will see “twelve rising stars of the UK’s booming chess community” compete across eight episodes.
Howell told the BBC: “[This is a] chance to bring chess to a wider audience.
“Chess has been my life, and I can’t wait to share this world with the British public.
“Hopefully we’ll be able to break some stereotypes along the way and show that chess is fun, exciting, and – most importantly – a game for everyone!”
Howell was a Grandmaster at the age of just 16.
And he believes the sport can reach new audiences with the show, which follows the success of Netflix’s chess drama The Queen’s Gambit.
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He continued: “It’s the ultimate mind sport.
“The themes are universal and eternal – a battle against an opponent and a quest for truth, against the backdrop of an ever-evolving landscape.
“Every generation associates chess with their own thing.
“Whether it’s Fischer versus Spassky during the Cold War or being taught the rules by a grandparent.
“Or even just watching The Queen’s Gambit.
“It’s no coincidence that chess is experiencing a boom right now – all around the world.
“I’m convinced that this is the perfect moment in time for an ambitious project like Chess Masters: The Endgame.”
Dear Deidre FAQs – How to send your problem to The Sun’s agony aunt
Over the past 45 years, Dear Deidre has become the nation’s most trusted advice column, helping more than half a million readers who have shared their problems.
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Yes. Every genuine problem will receive a personal reply from one of my trained counsellors. The Dear Deidre team aims to answer each problem within one working day.
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No. While the Deidre column is now behind Sun Club, our service still remains completely free.
The average cost of private counselling in the UK is £40-£50 per session, but through writing to us, you can get support completely free of charge.
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While I help where I can, I receive hundreds of problems each week and can only select a few for publication. So there’s no guarantee your problem will be printed.
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Labour Councillor working for Wes Streeting pleads guilty to indecent exposure as Health Sec says he’s ‘horrified”
A SENIOR aide to Wes Streeting and Labour councillor has pleaded guilty to two counts of indecent exposure, The Sun can reveal.
Sam Gould, 33, intentionally exposed his genitals “intending that someone would see them and be caused alarm or distress”.
The Health Secretary tonight said he was “shocked and horrified” and called for him to “stand down immediately”.
The Cabinet Minister told The Sun: “I am shocked and horrified by this news and my heart goes out to the victims of these totally abhorrent acts.
“No one should have to endure this behaviour and I am grateful to the Police for taking swift action.
“A disciplinary process has been underway since I was made aware of his arrest at the weekend and, following his guilty plea, I am calling for him to resign as a Redbridge Councillor immediately.
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“He has abused my trust, the trust of my team and the trust of my constituents and must now accept the consequences of his actions.”
Mr Gould appeared at Barkingside Magistrates’ Court today and has been released on bail.
He will be sentenced at the same court next month.
The senior parliamentary caseworker has been suspended from the Labour Party.
A Labour spokesperson said: “These allegations are extremely serious and upsetting.
“As soon as they were brought to our attention, Mr Gould was immediately suspended both from his role in the constituency office and from the party, pending a police investigation.
“We will not be providing any further comment during legal proceedings.”
We ditched the UK and bought a 200-year-old French village for just £22k and turned it into the perfect holiday spot
TWO MEN decided to ditch the UK for a 200-year-old abandoned village in France that cost them £22,000 to buy.
Paul and Yip decided to buy the village located in Normandy and bring it back to life.
“We never ever set out to buy a hamlet or village, we didn’t really think oh well we shouldn’t really do this cuz we haven’t got the money,” said Paul.
“We just thought, it’s buy now worry about it later,” added Yip.
The pair decided to purchase the village and restore it to its former glory and then make the surrounding area a glamping site.
Taking to YouTube, the pair said: “It had sat derelict and covered in ivy for nearly 30 years!
“Nature was swallowing these buildings whole! Long story short we sold everything we owned and bought the lot for €26,000.
“We never imagined that we would one day own our own home, let alone a whole village.”
While much of the village still needed to be repaired, the men had been successful in turning a former piggery into a utility room for future guests.
The bathroom was complete, with Paul and Yip installing shower stalls inside the 19th-century room.
Now, the men had two weeks to install a kitchen, which they documented on Channel 4‘s Help! We Bought a Village.
The pair have spent a year making the village safe for guests and it was finally time to welcome their first ones.
“When we turned up, it was a million miles away from being able to invite anyone now for it to resemble a business and something that someone would want to come and spend their time and pay for it is a huge thing,” said Paul.
The pair decided to keep the village looking like it would have when it was first built, instead of using brick, they rebuilt the walls using stone, as they would have done 200 years ago.
For the utility room, they kept the stone walls but added a pop of colour with green paint for the doors and window frames.
Just outside of the utility room, the men had transformed a horse box into a small bedroom for their first guests.
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The guests were seriously impressed with Paul and Yip’s transformation and how ‘special’ it was – leaving the men in tears.
Yip said: “We’ve made a business from somewhere that was quite dilapidated and unused for 30 years and now it’s back in action, we are literally breathing life into it.”
The pair are continuing to share the renovations over on their own YouTube channel (@yipnpaulshelpweboughtavillage).
While it’s not close to being finished, and roofs continue to crumble, the men have plenty of support from fans to keep them going.
One person wrote: “You will put it all back together and it will all be lovely again. Good neighbours look after good people. Keep up the good work and don’t loose heart.”
Another commented: “A great admiration to you both. If it falls “rebuild” a lot of work. Patience is a virtue…… you will renovate your beautiful village into a humble one.”
“A bit overwhelming! I so admire your vision and your determination. One day at a time and remember to pause for self care,” penned a third.
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Danny Jones’ dad QUITS radio job in row over Maura Higgins ‘drunk Brits kiss’ as McFly star holds crisis talks with wife
DANNY Jones’ dad Alan Jones has quit his radio job, in a row over Maura Higgins’ ‘drunk Brits kiss’ with his McFly star son.
This week, The Sun revealed Maura, 34, and McFly star Danny, 38, stayed at a hotel until 6am sharing wine.
A revelation that comes after we revealed they’d kissed at the Universal Brits after-party that same night, just a few months after they appeared together in ITV1’s I’m A Celebrity in November.
Danny’s wife has issued a “final warning” after the new clip of her husband and Maura at a hotel was revealed.
And now, Danny’s dad Alan is said to be “deeply upset” by comments his colleagues have made, at the radio station he presents at.
Alan is a presenter on Fresh Radio Spain, in Benidorm, and he hosts a three-hour slot on the station, five days a week.
But after discovering his colleagues had labelled his son as a ‘pig’ following his kiss with Maura, Alan is now off air and has quit the position he loved.
A source close to Danny’s dad Alan told The Sun: “Danny’s dad is refusing to go back on air on his radio show, and furiously ranted at station staff after two of his co-presenters were mocking his son live on air.
“He’s been telling people that Danny is going through a marriage crisis, and so it’s upsetting to then have his colleagues talking about it behind his back.
“After finding out his co-presenters called his son a ‘pig’ for his kiss with Maura Higgins, it’s been a hugely upsetting time for Alan, who loved his time presenting Fresh up until that point.”
Danny has been estranged from his father Alan Jones, 72, for 18 years, which he has struggled with, and spoke openly about in the I’m A Celeb jungle last year.
He wasn’t invited to Danny’s wedding to Georgia Horsley in 2014, and he also hasn’t met his grandson, Cooper, six.
Alan left ex-wife Kathy, Danny’s mum, in 2005 when Danny was 19 years old and already enjoying a string of hits with McFly.
His father’s abrupt exit left the singer struggling with anxiety and panic attacks.
In 2022, he told podcast White Wine Question Time: “I had a massive bout of anxiety when I was 19, when my dad left.
“It’s hard for a kid because you crave that [stability] and you miss it.
It comes as Danny’s wife Georgia Horsley is said to be holding “crisis talks” again, with a source from Danny’s camp saying it’s time for the pop star to be “honest” and publicly address what happened in a bid to save his marriage.
“Everyone would understand why Danny and his wife have been quiet” they told the Mirror.
“They are likely working through various discussions from the first video that was released alone. With this second video, Danny needs to now speak out.”
They explained that single Maura is receiving most of the “backlash”, while married man Danny is getting away with his actions.
The source insisted it’s only right for the All About You hitmaker to “take some accountability” now before it gets worse.
“Who knows if another video will emerge, but being honest is now the only way that this has a chance of resolving itself,” they added.
Just this weekend, Maura broke her cover and revealed she’s jetting to Los Angeles for an “exciting shoot”.Maura shared a snap from her business class seat on a British Airways flight leaving London Heathrow.
She had what appeared to be a glass of white wine in front of her and headphones at the ready for the long haul flight.
It comes after we revealed she continued partying with Danny until 6am after their kiss at the Universal Brits after-party.
Only security guards appear to be nearby as they are seen chatting intimately, laughing and holding filled wine glasses.
They then disappeared into a darkened, curtained-off side room at the Nobu Hotel in central London.
Staff said the room was for use by guests only.
One security guard said: “You can only go through there if you are staying at the hotel.”
Earlier that night, at about 3am, Maura was heard shouting “Danny” as they stood on The Strand leaving a Universal Records party at 180 House where they were filmed kissing at 2.50am.
They travelled by car separately across London to a Sony party at Marylebone’s Nobu Hotel.
An onlooker said: “Danny and Maura seemed to be enjoying their night of partying and had no plans to call it a night.
“They were knocking back wine at the Nobu from 4am and seemed keen to carry on. They weren’t seen leaving before 6am.”
After the Brits last Saturday, reality star Maura changed out of a see-through black outfit into a white minidress and jacket, with no top underneath, before going to an after-party where she kissed Danny, 38.
