There was a hilarious blunder at the start of the Britain’s Got Talent semi-final tonight when co-host Ant McPartlin got stuck in a chair during a musical opening sequence. The Mirror reports that the latest instalment of the ITV talent competition saw several acts return for the first of the live semi-finals, which are being
Myanmar’s 15-month-old military junta is suffering a diplomatic downgrade as Western and some Southeast Asian neighbors are withholding ambassadorial appointments to the country and increasingly meeting with elected officials overthrown by the army early last year, diplomats said. The trend of posting a number two in missions comes as the junta has been shunned by
Britain’s Got Talent Scot Ferdinand Rennie got a standing ovation from the audience for his upbeat rendition of Never Enough but was told he’d ruined the song forever by a miffed Simon Cowell. Ferdinand, 62, from Dunoon, wowed the audience as he performed his big vocals on a high energy version of the famed song
Anna Botting previews as Tuesdays front pages, with The New Statesmans senior associate editor Rachel Cunliffe – and The Suns political editor Harry Cole. Register for our YouTube channel for more videos: Follow us on Twitter:
Like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/skynews Sign up for our YouTube channel for more videos: http://www.youtube.com/skynews Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skynews Former Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has told Sky News the UK Federal government did “whatever we could” to get susceptible individuals out of Afghanistan in the wake of the Taliban takeover. Follow us on Twitter:
Like the boat people before them, container individuals dream of a much better life in the West, getting away the fate they were handed at birth. For numerous, the United Kingdom is their dream location. ” Today and forever, Tran Thi Ngoc will never be able to understand her dream,” her daddy Nguyen Van Ky
