Holiday warning as you may be denied boarding for bringing certain medication without GP note

Former Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague has been supporting her boyfriend Tommy Fury as he took part in his first triathlon. Molly 23, and Tommy, also 23, met on the famous ITV2 dating show, Love Island, in 2019, and their relationship has gone from strength to strength, even having bought a house together - a £3.5million mansion in Cheshire. PrettyLittleThing creative director Molly took to social media over the weekend to show her support to her boyfriend - the brother of British boxer Tyson Fury, who is a boxer himself and is very into his fitness.The pair visited York with Molly-Mae's sister and her new fiancé, and all three except for Molly-Mae took part in the gruelling challenge, which includes swimming, cycling and running.

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In recent years, the global TV landscape has been shaken up by some of the most talented, British female auteurs to have braced this planet.

A mum has issued a warning to families heading abroad this summer after a rule change meant she couldn't board a Ryanair flight with her passport - despite it still being in-date. Meg Gordon claims she and her family were marched out of Cornwall Airport Newquay "like criminals" during the incident and has complained that airport staff showed no compassion. 

X prequel Pearl starring Mia Goth has just been released – scroll down to watch.Goth played a young woman named Maxine destined to be a star in A24 horror film X, as well as elderly woman Pearl who is one half of the couple who clashed with Maxine and the other young people staying in their home.Ti West’s forthcoming prequel tells the “X-traordinary origin story” of Pearl, with Goth reprising her role to play Pearl in her youth, attending auditions and later committing crimes.Take a look at the trailer here:West told IndieWire about the idea for Pearl earlier this year, saying he used Douglas Sirk melodramas and Mary Poppins as influences for his horror.“If X is about the way this auteurist era of independent filmmaking is affecting people, Pearl is sort of about the old Hollywood way that affected people,” West said.“The way in which they enrich each other is all a part of the craft of the filmmaking. I wanted to do something where all of the crafts of the movie were their very apparent charms.”The director also said he’s considering a third film set in the ’80s: “That one will be about how home video has affected people.

Paul Hollywood has taken to Instagram to share his heartbreak after the sudden death of a friend.MORE: Who is Paul Hollywood's girlfriend?The Bake Off star shared a poignant photo along with a moving tribute to David Moores, following his passing on Friday. WATCH: Alex Hollywood reveals why she kept her surname following split from PaulDavid Moores was the former owner and chairman of Liverpool football club.

Roundview College forever! During its seven years on the air, the U.K. edition of Skins introduced the world to a ton of future stars, including Daniel Kaluuya and Dev Patel.

Covid-19 is once more piling pressure on an already strained NHS, according to Greater Manchester health chiefs. Staff absences as a result of coronavirus are seeing shortages in hospitals, GP surgeries, and community care.

OK! Magazine. Former girlfriend Mia similarly debuted a brand-new hairstyle earlier this week. Taking to Instagram on Wednesday (July 14), the model shared a snap of herself showing off her shorter, choppy tresses.

Romeo Beckham unveiled his bold new hairstyle following his recent split from model girlfriend Mia Regan after three years of dating.The 19 year old footballer shared his new look with his 3.6 million Instagram followers and proudly captioned the post by saying: "Blonde is backkkkk, the best @seandonaldsonstylist." It seems the star’s new look is thanks to Sir Richard Branson's personal hairstylist Sean. But Romeo is not the only one to rock something new.

Governments should consider reintroducing Covid protection measures amid a global “increasing trend of deaths” from the virus, a World Health Organisation (WHO) chief has warned.