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A Place In The Sun star Danni Menzies has shared a photograph of her injuries after she was hit by a stolen moped last year.
The TV presenter was reportedly left unconscious on the pavement outside a newsagent in London after two people allegedly attempting to steal the bike lost control and it hit her.
She suffered facial injuries in the accident and previously said that she would be left with a scar.
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Menzies, 31, has now shared a photo of her injuries on Instagram, which shows her with two black eyes and cutes above her eyebrow and under her nose.
She told fans: "I don't want to trigger anyone but wow.
"I'm only just looking back on what went on a few months ago."
"Mental," she added.
"Couldn't even think about sharing any pics at the time," the presenter said in another post.
After the accident in September, the TV star shared a picture of the moped on Instagram as she told her fans what had happened and explained that she would be a bit quiet on social media for a bit.
She also shared an image of her phone screen with the message: "Face not recognised."
"Looking forward to this not being a thing," she captioned the shot.
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Menzies was on the Channel 4 holiday show for six years but last year announced that she was leaving.
She said that it had been a "blast" but that after six years and around 100 shows, she had "decided to hang up my summer dresses".
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Israel's outgoing army chief on Friday warned against plans by Benjamin Netanyahu’s new coalition to grant more control to pro-settler lawmakers and make other changes to the Israeli security establishment, joining a loud chorus of criticism against the most right-wing government in the country's history. In several interviews with Israeli news outlets just days before he steps down, Lt. Gen. Aviv Kochavi took unusually sharp aim at Netanyahu's coalition agreements with hard-line Jewish settler activists who seek to entrench Israeli rule in the occupied West Bank, restructure the Defense Ministry and control a special paramilitary police unit. Kochavi expressed particular concern about the coalition's plans to create three separate sources of authority in the West Bank.
Police were called to Gravelly Hill in Caterham on Thursday afternoon.
She was charged with 26 counts of providing false information in registering and voting, three of fraudulent registration, and 23 of fraudulent voting.
Fans of BBC's The Apprentice have been creasing about one particular part of the bao bun challenge on last night's episode.
Andrea Mitchell told Garrett Haake the term was "not an accurate description." Haake said he was just quoting a GOP lawmaker who'd used it to describe herself.
Croatia right-back Josip Juranovic and Greece striker Giorgos Giakoumakis continue to be linked to a growing number of clubs but both are in contention for Saturday's Viaplay Cup semi-final against Kilmarnock. If there is an opportunity there, and we feel really good about it, we will move quickly and get it done.
The 26-year-old beautician, was fatally shot at the Lighthouse pub in Wallasey Village, Wirral, shortly before midnight on December 24.
Boxing giant Gerrie Coetzee has died aged 67 from lung cancer.
Jacob Rees-Mogg broke with tradition when he criticised the Bank of England while serving as a minister during Liz Truss's government.
The F1 presenter said she is ‘desperate’ to make a full recovery and return to work.
Prince Harry left out revelations about his family in his memoir, saying he did not want "the world to know because I don't think they would ever forgive me," according to an interview published by the Daily Telegraph on Friday.The prince told the UK broadsheet that he has enough material to write another book, mostly focussed on his relationship with his brother Prince William and father King Charles III, in comments likely to further unsettle the royal family."The first draft was different. It was 800 pages, and now it's down to 400 pages," he said of his book "Spare". "It could have been two books, put it that way. And the hard bit was taking things out."There are some things that have happened, especially between me and my brother, and to some extent between me and my father, that I just don't want the world to know. Because I don't think they would ever forgive me," he added.The rogue prince said the media had a "tonne of dirt about my family" but that they "sweep it under the carpet for juicy stories about someone else".After months of anticipation and a blanket publicity blitz, Harry's book "Spare" went on sale Tuesday as royal insiders hit back at his scorching revelations.The royal family have maintained a studied silence as painful details from the book and a round of pre-publication TV interviews have piled up.In "Spare", Harry portrays his father, 74, as emotionally crippled, the victim of brutal childhood bullying.But among the many contradictions in the book, Harry also characterises the king as a doting father, who favours strong French aftershave and conducts headstands in his underwear to alleviate polo-induced back pain.In his Telegraph interview, Harry said he was airing his grievances in public not to "collapse" the royal family but because he had a "responsibility" to reform it in order to protect Prince William's children.William, he said, "has made it very clear to me that his kids are not my responsibility."The book comes on the back of the six-hour Netflix docuseries "Harry & Meghan".A YouGov poll on Monday found that 64 percent of Britons now have a negative view of the once-popular prince — his lowest-ever rating — and that Meghan also scores dismally.They may also be straining public interest in Meghan's homeland, according to the New York Times."Even in the United States, which has a soft spot for royals in exile and a generally higher tolerance than Britain does for redemptive stories about overcoming trauma and family dysfunction, there is a sense that there are only so many revelations the public can stomach," its former London correspondent Sarah Lyall wrote.jwp/lcm
They were joined on the red carpet by co-stars Diego Calva and Li Jun Li
Dominic Brunt was able to cast John Henshaw in his new horror movie 'Wolf Manor' because the pair were friends from their days starring in 'Emmerdale' together back in 1999.
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There is no time like the present to put on a united front, that's for sure. Since Prince Harry's explosive memoir hit the shelves in the UK on Tuesday, the Prince and Princess of Wales have made their return to their regular royal duties. And in doing so, they publicly affirmed the strength of their union via matching ensembles. The royal couple stepped out on Thursday in Liverpool for their first joint appearance of 2023. The pair, both clad in similar colour palettes, were welcomed by lively
Jack Cutmore-Scott has been cast in the “Frasier” sequel series at Paramount+, Variety has learned. Plot details are being kept mostly under wraps for the series, but the official logline states, “Frasier is off to a different city with new challenges to face, new relationships to forge, and an old dream or two to finally […]
Flooding hits areas in Wales, Shropshire and Herefordshire
Two people have been arrested and charged after a quantity of drugs worth more than £75,000 was discovered in Paisley yesterday.
SIR – I read with a mix of sadness and incredulity your report (January 11) about the £100 million fund set up by the Church of England to atone for the “past wrongs of slavery”.
Nicolas Cage has said he is "heartbroken" by the death of Lisa Marie Presley, as it was announced his ex-wife would be buried at the Graceland mansion she inherited from her father Elvis. It came less than three years after the death of her son, Benjamin Keough, who took his own life aged 27. Writing for People magazine in 2022, Presley, the only child of rock and roll legend Elvis, said his death had left her feeling "destroyed".
