Blue Ivy, Talula Does The Hula In Hawaii and Simon what's in a baby name?
Mum, Dad, friend who popped round for coffee randomly but I invited in anyway...this is Terry. And t...
Mum, Dad, friend who popped round for coffee randomly but I invited in anyway...this is Terry. And t...
Mum, Dad, friend who popped round for coffee randomly but I invited in anyway...this is Terry. And t...
The 41-year-old said he had long known he would not renew his contract, during a press conference attended by several of his players.
"I'm sorry for the confusion in recent weeks. I've always wanted short contracts because the demands at Barcelona are so big," said Guardiola. "Now we were out of the two main competitions, it was a good time to announce it. The reason is simple. Four years, that gets everyone tired. The new coach will give things that I can't give any more."
Agent Max Clifford announced on Twitter: "Both baby and mum are doing well."
The former X Factor star, 22, already has a four-year-old son Zachary by her ex Dean Cox.
Her new arrival is her first child with painter fiancé Aaron Barnham, 24.
He and Stacey's family were with her when she gave birth at an Essex hospital.
Her publicist said: "Stacey's mum said she gave birth naturally and everything went well."
Stacey, from Dagenham, East London, sparked controversy when she was spotted smoking while seven months' pregnant.
Welsh male choir Only Boys Aloud are in jubilant mood after they booked a place in the final of Britain's Got Talent.
After winning the popular vote over the weekend, the 140-strong choir have been speaking to the media, and they have revealed who they prefer out of judges Amanda Holden and Alesha Dixon.
"I thought she [Amanda] looked stunning in that gorgeous lace frock," said the group's leader.
But he went on to apologise to Alesha, saying: "You're very hot too."
LONDON
Ex-News of the World editor and News International chief executive Rebekah Brooks says she and her husband will face charges over Britain's tabloid phone hacking scandal.
Brooks, 43, said Tuesday in a statement that she will be prosecuted over allegations of obstruction of justice.
Her husband Charlie Brooks will also face similar charges, related to an alleged attempt to hide evidence related to hacking.
The charges are the first to be laid since police launched a new inquiry into phone hacking in Jan. 2011.
LONDON (AFP) - Duran Duran will headline a concert in London's Hyde Park to coincide with the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games, organisers announced on Tuesday.
The 1980s rockers will represent England at the BT London Live concert on July 27, sharing a stage with Welsh band Stereophonics, Northern Ireland's Snow Patrol and Scottish singer Paolo Nutini. Concertgoers will be able to watch the opening ceremony live on giant screens.
Organisers said the performances would be timed so the audience at the concert will be able to watch TV coverage of the opening ceremony from the Olympic Park.