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20 hours ago | dailymail.co.uk | Niomi Harris

Sabrina Carpenter was the epitome of chic as she rocked a grey pleated skirt suit at the star-studded Dior Homme Menswear during Paris Fashion Week on Friday. The singer, 26, was sure to turn heads as she rocked an elegant grey blazer that cinched her in at the waist, teamed with a knee-length pleated skirt. Sabrina boosted her height in a pair of nude peep-toe heels, while her blonde locks were kept off her face with a simple black hair slide.

20 hours ago | dailymail.co.uk | Alesia Fiddler

Adam Thomas sent Emmerdale fans wild after he shared a photograph from the ITV set. The soap star featured on the show as lovable farmboy Adam Barton from 2009 to 2018 and soon became a fan-favourite. His character left Emmerdale when he went on the run after confessing to the murder of his wife Emma Barton (Gillian Kearney), to protect his mother Moira (Natalie Robb) from prison. The actor has appeared on other shows including I'm A Celebrity...

21 hours ago | dailymail.co.uk | Brian Marks

Sydney Sweeney got to check off one of her biggest dreams with a new project she revealed to her 25.2 million Instagram followers on Thursday. The 27-year-old Euphoria star — who recently debuted a startling makeover — shared that she was launching a new line of tasty frozen treats with Baskin-Robbins in her post. And like everything she does, she put her stunning looks to good effect in behind-the-scenes footage from the sizzling new ad campaign she filmed to promote the collaboration.

21 hours ago | dailymail.co.uk | Greg Heffer

The Attorney General has rubbished suggestions that he's 'some huge lefty' as he hit back at claims he's dedicated his career to 'defending those who hate Britain'. Lord Hermer, who was hand-picked to be the Government's chief legal adviser by Sir Keir Starmer, defended himself from Tory attacks over his past client list. He also branded charges of a 'two-tier' justice system in Britain, which have been made following last summer's riots, as 'disgusting' and 'wrong'.

22 hours ago | dailymail.co.uk | Xantha Leatham

If the old wives’ tale is anything to be believed, those who want a peaceful nights’ sleep shouldn’t tuck into cheese and biscuits right before bed. But is there any truth to the myth? A study has finally settled the debate on whether cheese gives you nightmares. And the findings might make you think twice about your late evening snack choice.