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Scheana Shay hinted that the season 11 Vanderpump Rules cast trip one to remember — but not for the best reasons.

Naveen Kumar A posh country estate where half a dozen lovers unveil their infidelities is the setting of “The Cottage,” which opened at Broadway’s Helen Hayes Theater tonight. Set in 1923, this comedy of manners by the playwright Sandy Ruskin is so thoroughly old-fashioned that it may come as a surprise it’s not based — like so many Broadway outings lately are — on existing material. Which is not to say that any part of it feels original.   This is a paint-by-numbers sex farce, with parameters that do not extend beyond the obvious: heterosexual marriage is restrictive for all, unreasonable for many, and, oh, so thrilling to transgress. The forbidden-fruit pleasures that “The Cottage” tries to pass off as a feast, in a lavish production directed by Jason Alexander, are familiar, superficial and fleeting.

Police searching for a missing Northumberland man who vanished four days ago believe he may be in the Edinburgh or Dunbar areas.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film Critic In America today, no one has a lock on conspiracy theory. It has become the air we breathe, the Kool-Aid we drink, the rabbit-hole ideology that defines too many of us. Yet conspiracy theories come in different shapes and sizes. Many are false, some are true. Many are bat-house crazy, some are more than plausible. All, in one way or another, work as metaphors: for the forces (within government, corporations, whatever) that collude in hiding things from us, for the sinister tantalizing truth that we aren’t allowed to see. “They Cloned Tyrone” is a slow-burn inner-city sci-fi nightmare thriller, one that plays off the spirit of conspiracy theory that has often thrived — with justification — within Black culture. The Tuskegee experiment was a conspiracy that happened; its horrific impact on the hearts and minds of African-Americans is beyond measure. And in the 1970s, the belief that the CIA, linked by the war in Vietnam to the Golden Triangle (the source of most of the world’s heroin), was dumping drugs into America’s inner cities was a notion that gained currency, culminating a decade later in the theory that the CIA was the hidden force behind the crack epidemic.

M&S shoppers looking for a light cover-up for the colder summer evenings are heaping praise on a "versatile" and "lightweight" cardigan they have spotted online.

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Anyone going on holiday soon has been warned that having certain medical conditions could mean they are not allowed on the plane.

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Over one thousand Ukrainian refugees who have been living on a ship in Edinburgh have finally been rehomed. MS Victoria has been docked in Leith Harbour for a year to accommodate the Ukrainians who fled their home country after it was invaded by Russia.

Prince Andrew’s holiday plans are in ruins as the King has barred him from using Balmoral Castle for his usual two-week break.

Many love to tuck into a crab stick from time to time, despite the snack decreasing in popularity over the years. But those on the fence about the food have had their mind made up after realising how they are actually made.

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As Taylor Swift fans - or Swifties - get their devices ready and anxiously await the arrival of their pre-sale codes, the American singer added some new dates to her UK and Ireland tour.

Shoppers looking for some new outdoor essentials may be interested to know that The Range has launched a massive summer sale, with some products reduced by hundreds of pounds.

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A seven-year-old boy and his mum have died following a tragic incident in the Baltic Sea.

Two members of the public had to be rescued after they raced to help stricken cattle which had plunged off a cliff.

Argos is helping shoppers banish those summer night sweats with a new low tog duvet that has already racked up numerous five-star reviews.

An avian flu outbreak is suspected of causing the deaths of more than 200 seabirds at a beauty spot.

Amazon Prime Day is just weeks away and the website is giving away £15 to certain customers ahead of the massive sale event.