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David Beckham has become the highest earning British star on Instagram for a second year.  The former footballer, 44, can reportedly make up to £286,000 for posting a single sponsored image, and has already uploaded 30 this year, totalling £8.6 million.  The staggering amount is an increase on his earnings from last year, when the star reportedly commanded £228,000 per post.  Sponsored: David Beckham has become the highest earning British star on Instagram for a second year. The footballer, 44, can reportedly make up to £286,000 per sponsored post Data from Hopper HQ, which runs social media accounts on behalf of companies and individuals, places David the top-ranking British star, and at number 17 globally on their annual Instagram 'rich list'.   RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Nadine Coyle proudly holds daughter Anaíya Bell's hand as... 'Fans are switching off in their droves': X Factor: The Band... … [Read more...] about David Beckham becomes Britain’s highest paid Instagram star of 2019 as he rakes in ‘£8.6 MILLION’ through sponsored posts

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has said 'the market treats people worse than dogs' as she called for the common length of parental leave in the US to be extended from six weeks to three months. The Congresswoman spoke on paid family and medical leave during the House Oversight and Reform Committee on Tuesday, calling out the lack of federal support for new parents. In an exchange with panelist, Vicki Shabo, of left-leaning Washington, D.C. policy think tank New America she began: 'Do we know how long puppies are allowed to stay with their mothers after a dog has given birth?' After Shabo smiled that she didn't know, AOC answered that it's recommended dogs have eight weeks with their newborns before they are re-homed. AOC said at the House Oversight and Reform Committee on Tuesday that when we let the market decide on parental leave, 'the market treats people worse than dogs' She said 'at a bare minimum, we need to fight for 3 months paid' leave after sharing how she offers that for … [Read more...] about AOC claims the common 6-week US paid family leave policy ‘treats people worse than dogs’ because they aren’t separated from puppies for eight weeks otherwise it’s deemed ‘abusive’

Controversial American R&B star R. Kelly announced this week he will tour Australia and New Zealand in February 2019. The 51-year-old Ignition singer will perform his first show in Brisbane on Friday, February 8. However, the announcement has led to speculation the scandal-plagued star may be banned from entering Australia due to its strict visa regulations, after he was convicted of battery in the '90s and also faced allegations of sexual misconduct.  Will R. Kelly be banned from entering Australia? The future of controversial R&B star's tour Down Under looks uncertain after his '90s battery conviction and allegations of sexual misconduct. Pictured: R. Kelly, real name Robert Sylvester Kelly, in NYC on December 20, 2016 In a statement to Daily Mail Australia on Friday, organisers Big Music Tour Promoter confirmed that R. Kelly will be coming to Australia.  A spokesperson said: 'We can confirm we are bringing R. Kelly to Australia, our focus remains on his … [Read more...] about Will R. Kelly be banned from entering Australia? Future of controversial R&B star’s tour Down Under looks uncertain after ’90s battery conviction and allegations of sexual misconduct

The Co-operative Group's decision to double the wage bill for its executive team to £12m a year – including a guaranteed bonus of £1.5m for its chief executive – has been branded as "disappointing" by the Labour party. The Co-op's board has approved plans to double the pay of its top team for the next two years despite the near-collapse of its banking arm and plans to make 5,000 staff redundant as it faces annual losses of more than £2bn. In a controversial new deal the chief executive, Euan Sutherland, will receive a base salary of £1.5m and a matching retention bonus of £1.5m, to be paid regardless of performance in both 2013 and 2014. His predecessor earned just £1.3m last year. "I think this is very disappointing," said Chris Leslie, shadow chief secretary to the Treasury and one of the 32 members of parliament who belong to the Labour and Co-operative parties. Speaking on Sky News on Sunday, he said: "I believe in mutuality, I believe in … [Read more...] about Co-op Group’s decision to double wage bill for executive team ‘disappointing’

China does not present a military threat to Australia but we should be more cautious about Indonesia, according to one of the world's leading futurists.  Richard Hames, who warned hijacked planes could be flown into the World Trade Centre three years before that happened, believes Australians should stop viewing China as an enemy. 'I don't think there's a military threat to Australia from China,' Dr Hames told Daily Mail Australia.  'The greater threat is from Indonesia. 'The problem that we have with China is simply that we are looking through the lens of the US. 'Until we see China for what it is and listen very, very carefully to what China says we will still go on thinking of them as the enemy. China does not present a military threat to Australia but we should be more cautious about Indonesia, according to one of the world's leading futurists, Dr Richard Hames. Indonesian soldiers are pictured on armoured vehicles patrolling the streets of central Jakarta 'The problem … [Read more...] about Futurist who predicted 9/11 reveals the biggest challenge facing Australia and why China is NOT a military threat – but we should watch out for our Muslim neighbour Indonesia