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Richard Osman has named Scottish actor Jack Lowden as the person he has been told is in serious contention to become the next James Bond. Speaking on the latest instalment of The Rest Is Entertainment podcast alongside co-host Marina Hyde, the former Pointless presenter shared the tip he had received.”The name I’ve heard is Jack Lowden,” Mr Osman said. “It is definitively not a ‘he’s definitely got it’ thing.”He is definitely being strongly considered. I think he’d be amazing.”Richard Osman ‘heard’ that Jack Lowden is tipped to be the next Bond | GETTYEarlier in the episode, Mr Osman teased the…

Challenged on the response to Laura at the carnival, the Met Police said: “We are sorry the victim felt unsupported in this case and don’t underestimate the impact this incident had on her. “A crime report was created the following day with a wide range of enquiries carried out. Levy was identified, arrested and later convicted.”After later being contacted by officers, Laura gave a statement 15 days after the attack, and attended an ID parade the next year. It took three years for Levy to go to court. In 2021 he was convicted of sexually assaulting her, as well as…

The Hundred men’s competition, Old TraffordSunrisers Leeds 127 (100 balls): Marsh 32 (23); Atkinson 3-30Manchester Super Giants 128-0 (67 balls): Seifert 80* (40), Walter 44* (28)Manchester Super Giants won by 10 wicketsScorecard. TableManchester Super Giants gave themselves a huge chance of qualifying for the knockout stages of The Hundred with a 10-wicket win over Sunrisers Leeds – denying their opponents an automatic place in the final in the process.Set a modest 128 for victory, Super Giants romped to the total as Tim Seifert hammered an unbeaten 80 off 40 balls to secure victory with 33 balls to spare. The result…

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A family have paid tribute to a “funny, loving and caring” woman killed after a car crashed into a stationary digger.Natasha Denman, 23, was one of two passengers who died in the incident on Hyde Road in Gorton, Manchester, on Wednesday 5 August, Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said.Her family said: “Tasha was a much-loved daughter, sister, granddaughter, niece and cousin. We, as a family, will never recover from her sudden and unexpected passing at such a young age.”Apollo Simms, 26, of Tealby Road in Manchester, has been charged with two counts of death by dangerous driving and failing to provide…

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A famous YouTube couple have been allowed to build a donkey sanctuary behind their West Sussex home.Earlier this year, Zoella – real name Zoe Sugg – and her fiancé Alfie Deyes applied for permission to develop a five-acre field they had bought next to their property near Hassocks.They were warned by Mid Sussex District Council (MSDC) that there could be potential Roman, Anglo-Saxon or even prehistoric remains buried there.MSDC approved their application at a planning meeting on Friday, having recommended that work cannot begin until archaeologists conduct an investigation. Zoella, 36, who made her name with make-up videos before moving…