A new teaser trailer for Celebrity Big Brother hints at a "bad boy" set to rain down some trouble for the other housemates in the upcoming series. The contestants have been nothing but rumour over the last few weeks, with names such as Love Island's Gabby Allen, sister of Meghan Markle, Samantha, and Human Ken Doll Rodrigo Alves among those potentially heading into the house. But the teaser has given some more clues about one person who could be going it, giving away that they are a "bad boy" who might come to mind when you think of "orange." Narrator Marcus Bentley says in the clip, which is a faux weather report: "The sunshine will continue for most of us this week but for the people in the south east of England, you won’t want to be stripping off and heading into the sea just yet as there’s 100% chance of a storm. Celebrity Big Brother signs Roxanne Pallett in huge £750,000 deal "Heavy downpours and high winds means that an orange weather warning has been issued … [Read more...] about Celebrity Big Brother teaser hints at ‘bad boy’ housemate set to cause a storm
Weathering a storm
Festival-goers weather the storm to enjoy another great Leopallooza
0 Post a comment Wednesday, 8 August 2018 - Local People by The Post @twitter.com/ThePostSeries [email protected] DESPITE some inclement conditions — to say the least — Leopallooza XII once again successfully weathered the storm and played host to thousands of festival fans, as well as some of the most exciting new and established music in the world. High-energy, well-received sets from main stage headliners Kelis — her fusion of Milkshake into Nirvana’s Smells Like Teen Spirit a definite highlight — Public Service Broadcasting and St Paul and The Broken Bones provided big-crowd, big-atmosphere moments for the Leopallooza audience in an intimate and super-friendly festival arena. The Funny Side, the new comedy area at Leopallooza, was a huge hit with the ticket buyers, drawing a crowd so big for Russell Kane that extra provisions were made to accommodate his audience. The weekend also saw other standout, stand-up performances from Josh … [Read more...] about Festival-goers weather the storm to enjoy another great Leopallooza
POLITICO London Playbook: Barnier vs. May — Whipping up a storm — Putin heads for Washington
Press play to listen to this article By JACK BLANCHARD Send tips here | Subscribe for free | View in your browser Good Friday morning. DRIVING THE DAY BARNIER GIVES HIS VERDICT: Michel Barnier will this morning brief EU27 European affairs ministers on the current state of the Brexit talks in the first major Brussels summit since the Chequers plan was published. Today’s General Affairs Council meeting is a biggie and will involve a two-hour discussion of the withdrawal treaty, the unresolved Irish border issue and Theresa May’s white paper on the future relationship. Barnier will then deliver his verdict in a press conference when the meeting breaks up at around noon U.K. time. We already have a fair idea what he thinks of May’s plan — the only question is how hard he decides to turn the screw today. Incoming: The expectation this week has been that Barnier may pull his punches, in a bid to avoid piling too much pressure on Theresa May. EU diplomats … [Read more...] about POLITICO London Playbook: Barnier vs. May — Whipping up a storm — Putin heads for Washington
‘A storm’s a coming, baby’
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Tricks of the trade: Make sure you’re covered in a storm
JULIE ILES Last updated 13:45, April 10 2018 RICK FIELD Rick Field was caught right in the middle of a tornado near Kaponga, Taranaki. Tuesday morning's stormy weather has left 12,000 properties without power, houses with their roofs ripped off in the Taranaki region, flooding in Wellington, and snow blanketing parts of the South Island.And it's only April. So what do you need to know to make sure you're covered by insurance for any damage caused by this year's winter weather?Corelogic's resident insurance expert Richard Deakin said bad weather events could be more common in the transition from autumn to winter.READ MORE:Live: Damaging tornadoes hitCost of storms in NZ pushing up premiums, insurance brokerage saysTim Grafton: Insurance business risks neglectedHe said one of the best things to do in preparation for a storm was to buckle down heavy items, or bring them inside. "In heavy winds, one of the most … [Read more...] about Tricks of the trade: Make sure you’re covered in a storm