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beauty spot. The bird was spotted amongst empty bottles and smashed glass at Strathclyde Loch in Motherwell.

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death of her long-term partner, Ed Rothe.The former Loose Women star reached out to her fans with a touching Instagram post, thanking them for their kindness.She wrote: "I want to thank everyone most sincerely for the wonderful cards and messages of support that I have received since the awful news was announced that I had lost my beloved Ed.MORE: Loose Women stars' stylish homes: Ruth Langsford, Linda Robson, Andrea McLean, more WATCH: Ruth Langsford in tears on Loose Women while remembering

Loose Women, since 2012. Now, she has broken her silence following claims members of the team had taken their friendship to a new level.

Linda Robson has broken her silence over reports of a feud between her and her Birds Of A Feather co-star Pauline Quirke. Loose Women star Linda, 63, branded the reported feud her and her friend of 50 years Pauline, 61, as “a load of old codswallop”.

Mike Fries, CEO of Liberty Global, John Malone's international cable giant, saw his overall pay package for 2020 shrink to $44.9 million, compared to a pay packet of $123.2 million in 2019 that was part of a front end-loaded, multi-year compensation package. The $123.2 million overall compensation package for 2019, part of a new five-year contract renewal, included a multi-year remuneration target, certain levels of stock appreciation and amounts aggregated into a single year lump amount.

Cable operator Charter Communications, in which John Malone's Liberty Broadband owns a big stake, lost 138,000 pay TV subscribers in the first quarter. Just like in the fourth quarter of 2020, Charter's broadband user gains remained a key growth engine amid the coronavirus pandemic, but subscriber growth slowed over the comparable period of 2020.

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A judge on Monday dismissed a lawsuit brought by a man who accused the late Michael Jackson of sexually abusing him as a boy in the documentary "Leaving Neverland."  Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mark A. Young granted the Jackson estate's request to dismiss the suit brought in 2013 by Wade Robson.The judge said two Jackson entertainment corporations targeted by the lawsuit had no legal duty to protect Robson from Jackson.

Michael Jackson‘s estate has been thrown out by a judge in Los Angeles.Choreographer Robson sued Jackson’s estate in 2013, alleging that the pop icon had sexually abused him for almost 10 years, with the singer’s MJJ Productions and MJJ Ventures playing a role in facilitating the abuse.The lawsuit has now been dismissed by LA County Superior Court Judge Mark A Young, who upheld an earlier tentative ruling and agreed with the estate that it had no legal duty to protect Robson from the alleged

READ MORE: John Travolta danced to Grease song with Princess Diana at White HouseThe Neverland Ranch was also a major drain on his bank account, with the zoo, train and various maintenance staff costing a pretty penny. Mr Ackerman said: ". .

justice.Robert Fleeting's devastated mum Susan and the widow of tragic Dean Sprouting, Linda, have vowed to never give up their years long search into what happened to the men.The two women were separately fighting their cases but have now communicated with each other through the Justice4Troops campaign group.Robert from East Kilbride, was a firefighter in the RAF and engaged to be married when he died aged just 24 at RAF Benson, Oxfordshire, in 2011 in what has been ruled as a suicide.But his