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Better Call Saul: Trailer for final season of Breaking Bad spin-off Sign up for the big storylines FIRST , star interviews and exclusive access SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Giancarlo Esposito is best known for his chilling performance as Gustavo Fring across Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, but he recently stepped into the director’s chair for the sixth episode of the new season, Axe and Grind. The star of the AMC smash hit and its equally successful spin-off has now revealed more about directing another great performance from his co-star Tony Dalton as Lalo Salamanca. Related articles Jane McDonald shares glimpse into love life as she bids farewell What is Bargain Hunt expert Christina … [Read more...] about Better Call Saul star pays tribute to Tony Dalton after brutal Lalo scene ‘Master actor’

MANCHESTER UNITED legend Gary Neville has had his say after Jesse Lingard's brother blasted the club as "classless". The former pro turned pundit claimed "far better players" than Lingard "didn't get a perfect send off" at United after Lingard was denied an Old Trafford farewell. The 29-year-old was an unused sub in Monday night's 3-0 win over Brentford, the club's final home game of the season. That cued brother Louie Scott's rant on social media , as Lingard's impending departure meant it was the last chance for him to run out at the Theatre of Dreams. Lingard himself also appeared to fire a dig at United, sharing a picture of himself as a youngster in a United top in an apparent reminder of how long he has been part of the set-up. But reacting to the saga, Neville claimed on Twitter : "I don’t get the Lingard fuss at all. Read More Man Utd stories United news Man Utd 'in talks with Ajax's Timber', Ten Hag wants new striker … [Read more...] about Gary Neville slams Jesse Lingard’s brother after Man Utd rant saying ‘far better players than him didn’t get a send off’

You gotta feel for Peter Andre . No collateral casualty from the Wagatha Christie trial has been more deeply wounded. As Andre geared up for his West End debut as hip-swivelling DJ Vince Fontaine in this lacklustre revival of the 1971 musical (later made into the ever-popular John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John film) Rebekah Vardy ’s reported comments about his ‘chipolata’ turned this production into a side-show compared to events at the High Court . It would have all been so much easier to gloss over had Andre’s Vince not had the line ‘The moment you’ve all been waiting for. The big one!’ Whether intended as irony or not, nervous laughter rippled through this venue’s cavernous auditorium before the Mysterious Girl star (whose Vince is also played by Jason Donovan during this show’s run) gets into his stride, singing sweetly the first of his two numbers. From underneath a fathom-deep tan Andre emits a cuddle-worthy likability while throwing Elvis-inspired … [Read more...] about Grease review: Peter Andre deserves better

Rail passengers faced five times as many severely disrupted days this winter as in the same period last year, figures show, with flooding and adverse weather blamed for the increase in cancellations. There were 21 severely disrupted days – defined as a day on which the cancellations score is five per cent or more – between October and December, compared to four in the same period the previous year. Flooding and other bad weather in the north-west and the Midlands was largely responsible, according to the latest figures published by the Office for Rail and Road. Overall, the number of services running on time rose slightly on the same period last year, reaching 86.9 per cent, but it has fallen over a five-year spell. Grant Shapps, the Transport Secretary, wrote on Twitter that Britain's train companies still had "plenty more to do". "Last year I asked for trains to be regarded as 'on time' only when they arrive to the minute (not five or 10 mins late as per previous measure)," … [Read more...] about Big rise in winter rail disruption blamed on floods and bad weather

Boris Johnson has given the green light for a high speed rail project connecting London to northern England, saying he would take a firmer grip on a project that is behind schedule and running billions of pounds over budget. HS2, the high speed line will slash journey times and add capacity to Britain's crowded network, allowing the UK to catch up with countries like France and Spain which have extensive high-speed rail. But out of date and spiraling over budget, the HS2 project (High Speed 2) has been slammed in an unpublished Government report that warns costs could continue to rise another 20pc. While the first phase of construction has only just begun, the project is already far above its original budget of £34bn. With the line not expected to begin operations until at least 2028, there are fears the new service will be out of date by the time it is ultimately deployed. There are already new technologies being developed that could supplant parts of HS2 or provide … [Read more...] about Here are five new high speed rail technologies that make Britain’s HS2 seem outdated already

One of the most striking links with domestic abuse is animal cruelty . I’ve seen in court cases that abusers harm or threaten to harm a beloved pet in front of their partner and their children. It’s terrifying – and it couldn’t be a clearer example of coercive and controlling behaviour designed to intimidate victims to remain in, or be silenced about, their abusive relationship. Which brings me to the latest from the high-profile court case in the United States involving Amber Heard, Johnny Depp – and his dog . Heard recently gave evidence that Depp, “grabs this teacup yorkie and holds Boo out of the window of the moving car, and he’s howling like an animal while holding the dog out the window…And everyone in the car – I’ll never forget it – everyone just froze. No one did anything.” She added, “I didn’t want to react to cause him to drop the dog,” Heard said. I’ve seen this before. It goes like this – if you dare to step out of line, I have the power to slit … [Read more...] about There’s a reason Johnny Depp’s dog keeps coming up in the Amber Heard trial

A former Sports Illustrated swimsuit model has opened up about her past struggles with body dysmorphia on Instagram, encouraging others not to let their body insecurities stop them from living life to the full. Mia Kang is a 29-year-old model, Muay Thai fighter and body positivity advocate currently living in New York. She’s come a long way in the past three years, striving to overcome the tribulations of eating disorders and gradually learning how to embrace her body. Recommended Plus-size activist recreates Kim Kardashian's nude ad On Wednesday, Kang shared a collage of two photos on her Instagram account, one taken in 2015 and the other taken more recently. At the time in which the first photo was taken, Kang revealed that she’d been an American size two in clothing (the equivalent of a size four in the UK), hadn’t eaten solid food for 10 days and would regularly smoke an entire packet of a cigarettes on a daily basis. “I was obsessed with … [Read more...] about Mia Kang: Sports Illustrated model discusses struggle with eating disorder

Body-positivity advocate Iskra Lawrence is urging her followers to embrace their uniqueness after revealing she used to suffer from body dysmorphia and an eating disorder. On a recent unedited Instagram post of herself in a bikini, the plus-size model shared some advice for anyone who's ever thought “If I looked like her all my problems would go away.” According to the 28-year-old, she recently saw the comment on one of her photos, which prompted her to share her own experiences feeling the same way - and the unhealthy outcome. Recommended Model Iskra Lawrence speaks out about the dangers of extreme dieting “Maybe it was said in jest but thoughts turn into consciousness, and in turn can start to affect our mindset, outlook, and how we view ourselves,” she wrote, continuing: “Which in turn will eventually be your reality - I used to think like that.” For Lawrence, her own previous desire to look like photoshopped and “slimmer models” stemmed from … [Read more...] about Iskra Lawrence reveals she suffered from body dysmorphia and reminds followers ‘no one can ever be you’

A significant proportion of both men and women in Britain display signs of body dysmorphia and say that low body confidence has had a negative impact on different aspects of their lives, a new study has found. According to a survey by social enterprise Better, the majority of men (54 per cent) and nearly half of women (49 per cent) show signs of body dysmorphia. A survey of 2,000 respondents, both men and women, found that about a third of both think “often” about making their body “muscular or lean enough”, while more men (34 per cent) have exercised despite being sick or injured than women (27 per cent). Around the same proportion of men and women said they have felt anxious about missing a workout (26 per cent and 23 per cent respectively), but a higher number of men (24 per cent) have forgone work obligations or social activities in order to maintain a workout schedule or diet compared to women (15 per cent). Young people were more likely to experience … [Read more...] about Majority of men in Britain show signs of body dysmorphia, study says

Celebrities and fashionistas have flocked to Paris to see the most extravagant shows on the schedule for Haute Couture Week. Couture shows are a step above the normal ready-to-wear fare – designs are much more luxurious, expensive, and are usually one of a kind. This isn’t really the place to get inspiration for your everyday wardrobe – but it’s definitely a good opportunity to ogle star-studded front rows and opulent outfits… Surrealism on the runway… Recommended Coleen Rooney to resume evidence in Rebekah Vardy court battle - live ‘Putin likely to have lost third of troops in Ukraine’ – follow live In a week full of viral shows, Schiaparelli managed to stand out from the pack. Creative director Daniel Roseberry themed his collection around surrealism, and it was a masterclass in imagination and artistry. Models wore architectural designs in black, white and gold, looking like sculptures come to life. Laverne Cox was … [Read more...] about Haute Couture Week: Everything you missed – from sculptural gowns to star-studded front rows