On Monday night, the cricketing legend's eldest child Brooke shared a throwback photo of herself and her siblings as children with their dad smiling for the camera.
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The Bank of England has issued a fresh warning over £20 and £50 notes which are currently in circulation. An estimated 163 million £50 notes and some 314 million £20 notes are still in people's purses and wallets, but soon they will no longer be accepted as a form of payment.
The Bank of England said people have 100 days left to spend or deposit the notes, until they'll no longer be in use. This is because they're set to be replaced by tougher, plastic versions.
Paper £5 and £10 notes were replaced in the same way in 2016 and 2017 respectively. A polymer £50 note featuring the portrait of Alan Turing entered circulation on 23 June 2021, meaning now the Bank's entire collection of currently-printed banknotes is made of plastic.
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A spokeswoman explained that "all genuine Bank of England banknotes that have been withdrawn from circulation retain their face value for all time". People can also post old notes to the bank in Threadneedle Street, in the City of London, to be paid into a bank account, by cheque or, "if you live in the UK and your exchange is worth less than £50", swapped for new-style polymer ones.
If you have a UK bank account, the Bank of England said the simplest and quickest way to exchange paper £20 and £50 notes "will normally be to deposit them with your bank". Former Bank of England governor Mark Carney – who spearheaded their introduction – said: "Polymer notes are safer than paper notes and last more than twice as long."
'Plastic' banknotes are not without issues though. Some security features on early polymer notes, including the Queen’s face, could be rubbed off with pencil erasers, and notes can shrink to a quarter of
On Monday night, the cricketing legend's eldest child Brooke shared a throwback photo of herself and her siblings as children with their dad smiling for the camera.
But he also spent a good chunk of time in England. First, he played club cricket in his youth, and post-retirement he took any opportunity to sit in a commentary box in the UK to be close to his former fiancée, British star Elizabeth Hurley.
scam involves criminals pretending to be celebrities such as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Holly Willoughby, and even Lewis himself. As reported by The Telegraph, the scammers use fake endorsements from celebrities such as these in an attempt to lure victims into forking over cash. READ MORE — Nicola Sturgeon announces Scottish independence 'referendum' for October 2023These investment scams are expected to double this year, after already rising more than 60% since last November according to Santander.
Shane Warne's ex-wife Simone Callahan has penned an emotional tribute to their daughter Brooke, who turned 25 years old on Monday.MORE: Elizabeth Hurley reassures Shane Warne's heartbroken son Jackson with extremely emotional messageTaking to Instagram, Simone shared a fun video to Schwarz & Funk's Happy Birthday showing Brooke throughout the years, from baby photos with her and Shane to fun videos of her dancing and laughing with her siblings and friends.WATCH: Shane Warne's son Jackson delivers an emotional speech at the State Memorial Service"Happy Happy Birthday Brookie@brookewarne, 25 today. Pure sunshine you are! Our number one girl and We all love you so much.READ: Robbie Williams says Shane Warne's sudden death has left him 'terrified'RELATED: Shane Warne's cause of death revealed as his three children and ex-wife break their silence"Wishing you the most Special day and hope you have fun in London Town."A post shared by Simone Callahan (@simonecallahan)Simone shared a moving video on her daughter's birthdayMaking reference to her former husband Shane, who sadly passed away earlier this year, she added: "I know Dad would be so proud of you, sending you all the wishes in the universe today and always."Friends of Simone rushed to comment on the beautiful video.
People who shop at supermarkets like Aldi, ASDA, Tesco, Morrisons, Sainsbury's or Lidl have been issued a £380 warning. Supermarket prices are at a 13-year high, and shoppers are feeling the pinch.
People who get their broadband from Virgin Media, TalkTalk, Vodafone or Sky Broadband have been issued a fine warning. If a member of staff visits your house and you don't answer the door, you can be fined as much as £110 - depending on which provider you're with.
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Airline and holiday provider Jet2 has issued an urgent warning to all customers. If you're going away you'll probably know about the chaos we've been seeing at airports like Manchester and Dublin.
Michelle Pfeiffer wasn’t going to play Catwoman in without first mastering the comic book character’s trademark weapon. As the actress explained to ET in 1992, going toe to toe with Michael Keaton’s Caped Crusader was “one of the hardest things” she had ever done in her career at the time. And just one of the challenges she faced was learning how to wield Selina Kyle’s whip, which Pfeiffer credited to her teacher, Anthony Delongis, a fight choreographer and movement teacher at UCLA. “It was a real stroke of luck finding [Delongis], because his approach was different than anything I had ever seen or that Tim [Burton] had ever seen in that it wasn't a kind of — excuse the pun — of the whip,” Pfeiffer explained.
A warning has been issued over hundreds of fake Tesco gift card giveaways. Cyber Protect have issued the warning on social media.