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‘Lack of respect’, cry fans as chart-topping star reschedules Scots show TWICE at the last-minute

FANS of an up-and-coming music star have been left fuming after shifting the date of her Glasgow gig – for a SECOND time.

Singer-songwriter Lola Young, 24, was due to perform at the The Garage on Monday night.

Lola Young performing on stage.
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Lola Young has sparked outrage from her fans after rescheduling her Glasgow show[/caption]
Lola Young performing on the Graham Norton Show.
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It is the second time she has shifted the dates of her gig[/caption]
Photo of a large concert crowd; announcement that Manchester and Glasgow shows have moved to bigger venues, with tickets on sale.
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Young posted an update on social media about her rescheduled shows[/caption]

But the rising star has relocated her show to the city’s O2 Academy.

The gig will instead take place a month later on March 26, leaving scores of fans angry.

She previously rescheduled her planned Garage slot from December 6 last year.

Young posted on social media this afternoon: “Hey guys. My Manchester and Glasgow shows have moved to bigger venues, and more tickets are on sale now.”

The update didn’t go down well with her followers, with some claiming to have been left hundreds of pounds out of pocket.

One wrote: “I’m now gonna have to book a new hotel and new travel can’t swap dates on the hotel twice so that’s 250 quid I’m out of pocket. Was looking forward to the small Garage gig.

“Skint struggling musician myself. Boooo!”

Another commented: “Bought these tickets in July and you’ve cancelled twice, f**ked up my plans on both occasions now to add insult to injury it’s at the Academy, a big venue with no heart or soul. P**d off doesn’t cover how I’m feeling about this.”

A third fumed: “We’re on fourth change of date booking in Bristol. Constant changes.

“Same in Manchester. Furious is an understatement.”

A fourth complained: “I’ve lost two days’ pay, two hotel bookings, two train bookings, and now we’re back at square one over £500 down.

“I’m absolutely furious, if this is how we treat fans I’d rather not be a fan at all. Total lack of respect for everyone who’s booked.”

Young, from Croydon, London, shot to fame after covering the 1984 hit Together in Electric Dreams for the 2021 John Lewis Christmas advert.

Her song Messy, released last year, was her first tune to reach top spot in the UK singles chart.

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MK Dons to change badge as supporters make ‘unanimous decision’ following two-decade backlash to move from Wimbledon

MK DONS are set to change their crest – and fans were given the chance to vote for the club’s new badge.

The club were formed in 2004 after Wimbledon FC sensationally upped sticks to Milton Keynes in an unprecedented move.

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MK Dons are set to change their badge next season[/caption]
MK Dons badge design options: current and three proposed alternatives.
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Dons supporters have been given a choice of three new crests for the team[/caption]

The first season for the club was the 2004-05 League One campaign, in which they were relegated.

And over 20 years later, the Dons brass have allowed fans to choose the team’s new crest.

An excerpt of a club statement: “After 20 years of football in Milton Keynes, MK Dons are pleased to reveal three new crest designs for supporter consultation as we look to evolve our club identity ahead of the 25/26 season.

“Following initial consultation with the MK Dons Supporters’ Board, it became apparent there was a clear desire for an evolution of the club’s identity.

“From the crest on our kits to the branding around Stadium MK and branding across all digital platforms.

“After extensive work behind the scenes, we’re now delighted to be able to offer all season ticket holders (including Club Red, Club Gold, Club Platinum, and Club Black hospitality seasonal members) and business stakeholders the chance to have your say in helping to choose our new club crest.”

Supporters had up until midnight on February 20 to choose from three new crests.

Dons CEO Neil Hart said of the revamping of the badge: “When the new ownership group acquired the club last summer, one of the many things we wanted to learn more about was the club’s identity and branding.

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MK Dons are currently toiling in 16th place in the League Two table[/caption]

“This started with informal conversations among staff before the possibility of a brand evolution was brought to the MK Dons Supporters’ Board last month.

“Their reaction was one of unanimous enthusiasm, as we look to celebrate the past 20 years of football in Milton Keynes while also paving the way for a new era at the football club.

“This feels like an important milestone in the club’s history and an opportunity for us all to review our brand identity.

“As we continue to be focused on improving every aspect of our football club we want our supporters to be at the heart of any important decision-making affecting the club.

“So, take your time, review the designs and let us have your feedback.

“We can assure supporters we will only evolve the club’s brand and identity with the full support of our loyal fan base and key partners.”

The Dons are currently 16th in the League Two table and will be back in action on Saturday afternoon, travelling to Valley Parade to take on Bradford.

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Cheapest NEW cars in Britain revealed – from top-model Dacia flying off the shelves to re-designed Citroen

THE cheapest new cars in Britain have been revealed from a top-model Dacia flying off the shelves to a re-designed Citroen.

Experts at AutoCar complied their top 10 best value for money, latest model motors, available on the market at the moment.

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The Dacia Spring made the Top 10 cheapest list[/caption]

Dacia Sandero

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The Dacia Sandero costs just £14,200[/caption]

First up we have the Dacia Sandero, which is on the market for just £14,200.

It became the second-best selling car in Europe last year, and the UK’s cheapest new motor.

It seats five and offers plenty of load space with a 328-litre boot.

While it may not be the smoothest drive, it still performs well – and can’t be beaten on value.

Citroën C3

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Experts were impressed with the Citroën C3 and its price tag[/caption]

The car experts also recommended the Citroën C3 which is marked up at £17,990.

It is the fourth-generation C3 and powered by a 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine with 99bhp.

A hybrid version is also set to be released soon which will cost around £20,000.

Dacia Spring

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The Dacia Spring made the Top 10 cheapest list[/caption]

Meanwhile the Dacia Spring is slightly cheaper at £14,995 and the first EV to come in at such a low price.

The entry-level car only has 44bhp motor and its 26.8kWh battery has a max range of just 137 miles on full charge.

However, for the incredible price-tag, car gurus have still ranked it in the Top 10 as a worthwhile runaround car.

Leapmotor T03

Leapmotor T03 electric car.
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The Leapmotor T03 offers an 8in digital display behind the steering wheel and a 10in infotainment touchscreen[/caption]

Next up is the Leapmotor T03, another electric car with a slightly further range and higher horsepower.

It boasts 165miles fully charged, with 94bhp and 117lb ft of torque.

For £15,995 it offers an 8in digital display behind the steering wheel and a 10in infotainment touchscreen with sat-nav. 

Dacia Sandero Stepway

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An SUV which made the top 10[/caption]

This SUV made the top 10 list for it’s high design, performance and cost ratings.

Motor experts at Autocar said the £15,700 model was “ergonomically sound”, offered a “spacious cabin” and “frugal engines”.

However, it did not score so high on safety features, steering and amenities.

Kia Picanto

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The Kia Picanto has a 1.0-litre petrol engine and offers 62bhp[/caption]

An entry level spec will set buyers back £15,845 for a very basic four-seater version.

It has been stripped back of any extras such as Apple CarPlay, but does come with a decent seven-year/100,000-mile warranty.

The Kia Picanto has a 1.0-litre petrol engine and offers 62bhp.

Hyundai i10

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Car experts hailed it as cheap to run and easy to maneuver[/caption]

For a little bit of extra cash, the Hyundai i10 does offer slightly more on their lowest level spec.

Both Apple CarPlay and Android Auto are available but it is essentially very similar to the Kia Picanto.

Car experts hailed it as cheap to run and easy to maneuver, although it is a little tight on space.

MG 3

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MG3 Hybrid is a fun, comfy car that’s perfect for short journeys and city driving – but the best bit is the price[/caption]

The MG 3 will set buyers back £16,495, but boasts a 1.5-litre four-cylinder engine with 113bhp.

The hatchback has been voted one of the best value for money on the market and described as “well worth considering” by Matt Saunders at AutoCar.

It also comes as a hybrid which offers a three-speed automatic gearbox, a 134bhp electric motor and a small battery.

Toyota Aygo X

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The Toyota Aygo X only costs £16,515[/caption]

Motor whizzes described this car as a “grown up” version of the Aygo city car, as it now presents as more of a mini SUV.

It only costs £16,515 and there’s decent cargo space with 231litres available.

Although, while it scores positively on comfort and the way it drives, it isn’t the fastest.

“The 71bhp 1.0-litre three-pot is severely lacking in torque and feels treacle-like up until 6500rpm,” said the experts at AutoCar.

Renault Clio

Renault Clio E-Tech full hybrid.
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Renault Clio E-Tech full hybrid[/caption]

Finally, the Renault Clio which is the most expensive on the list at £18,595.

“The Clio’s cabin design and perceived quality are all much higher than you might imagine if you haven’t sat in one for a few years, while its steering is intuitive and its chassis gives a sense of cornering balance. In other words, it’s good fun,” wrote AutoCar gurus.

Jack Warrick, Staff Writer, added: “The Clio is a conversation for supermini class leadership in which it hasn’t been involved for some time.”

This comes as the four best electric motors have been revealed including a spacious £22k supermini and family-friendly SUV with 372 miles of range.

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My nine-month-old stopped breathing after I put her baby seat on the kitchen counter – don’t make the same mistake I did

A DISTRAUGHT mother has spoken out about a traumatising accident involving her child, saying she “still dreams about” the “worst day” of her life.

She urged others not to make the same mistake and told them never to put their baby’s seat “on any surface other than the floor.”

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The traumatised mum shared her story
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Her daughter was rushed to hospital after falling from her kitchen units[/caption]

Mum-of-three Ashley posted the clip to her TikTok page, @messybunmommy1, captioning it the “most vulnerable” post she’s ever made.

Her video has racked up over 4.2 million views already, as grateful parents heed her advice.

Last June, Ashley was cooking with her partner in their kitchen.

Her nine-month-old baby was happily resting in her seat, which Ashley and her partner had placed on top of their kitchen counters.

Describing it as “convenient” and “easy,” they did so regularly, to allow their baby to see what they were doing.

And plenty of unknowing parents do the same thing everyday, unaware of the potential risk.

Horrifyingly, tragedy struck as Ashley said: “In the span of like five seconds my daughter kicked herself back and fell in the seat onto the floor.”

Rushing over to pick their baby up and check her for injury, the traumatised mum said initially her child seemed OK.

But as she held her closer, she felt her baby “tense up” and saw her “eyes roll back.”

Her daughter then began to have a “grand mal” seizure (which the NHS says is now known as a tonic-clonic seizure) and to her terror, stopped breathing.

Ashley had no idea what to do and called emergency services for help while her daughter seized for a full minute and a half.

Once her child’s seizures stopped, Ashley administered CPR until the emergency services arrived, who were initially concerned her tot could have a broken neck.

A CT scan at the hospital revealed her neck thankfully wasn’t broken, but the child had sustained a “skull fracture above her ear.”

Ashley said they were then let go as the hospital told them there was nothing more they could do to help, and that they were extremely lucky that their child hadn’t suffered a brain bleed.

She says: “Fast forward four months, she’s having seizures again, we don’t know what they’re from – I truly believe it’s from her fall.”

She said since the accident, seeing influencers and other people sit their kids on their counter tops has made her want to “scream from the roof tops.”

Struggling through tears, she told viewers: “I just want people to understand how dangerous it is, how truly your life can change in an instant from one decision – so please don’t let it be this decision.”

Grateful viewers react

Viewers in the comments were quick to praise her brave honesty, and thanked her for sharing her story.

“The bravest and most compassionate video I’ve ever seen. You’ve started a movement that will save lives,” said one person.

“We put our seven-month-old in seats like this all the time on our counter tops. THANK YOU for sharing. We will be making a change after hearing your story!” said another parent.

“As a paramedic and paediatric nurse, please tell your story again and again, because this happens a lot,” said someone else.

“As someone who works in an ER, THANK YOU for sharing this vulnerable post. It will save innocent babies lives. As a mother, I’m virtually hugging you to soothe your guilt. Prayers,” said somebody else.

“Watching this while feeding my nine-month-old in his up-seat on my kitchen island. Will never put him up there again,” commented another viewer.

How to baby-proof your house

IF you've got a baby coming very soon, here's our top tips on how to get your home ready for their arrival...

Secure Furniture and Appliances: Use brackets or straps to anchor heavy furniture and TVs to the wall. Ensure that large appliances like fridges and ovens are stable and cannot tip over.

Install Safety Gates: Place gates at the top and bottom of stairs. Use gates to block off rooms that are not baby-proofed.

Cover Electrical Outlets: Use outlet covers or plates to prevent little fingers from poking into sockets. Ensure that electrical cords are out of reach or secured.

Lock Cabinets and Drawers: Install child-proof locks on cabinets and drawers, especially in the kitchen and bathroom. Store hazardous substances, sharp objects, and small items that can be swallowed out of reach.

Use Corner and Edge Protectors: Attach soft corner and edge protectors to furniture with sharp edges. Consider using them on low tables, countertops, and fireplace hearths.

Secure Windows and Doors: Install window guards or locks to prevent windows from opening more than a few inches. Use door knob covers and door stoppers to prevent pinched fingers.

Maintain a Safe Sleep Environment: Use a firm mattress and avoid placing pillows, blankets, or stuffed animals in the cot. Ensure the cot meets current safety standards.

Keep Small Items Out of Reach: Regularly check the floor for small objects that could be choking hazards. Be mindful of items like coins, buttons, and small toys.

Adjust Water Heater Temperature: Set your water heater to a maximum of 49°C (120°F) to prevent scalding. Always test bath water temperature before placing your baby in.

Use Baby Monitors: Place baby monitors in the nursery to keep an eye on your little one. Ensure the monitor cords are out of reach to avoid strangulation hazards.

By taking these steps, you can create a safer environment for your baby.

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Is Timberwolves’ Anthony Edwards playing vs. Rockets? Latest injury update

The Minnesota Timberwolves will visit the Houston Rockets on Friday night at Toyota Center. Anthony Edwards is questionable on the team’s injury report due to right hip soreness. Here’s everything we know about Edwards’ injury and playing status vs. the Rockets. *Watch NBA games LIVE with fuboTV (Get Access | Save $30)* Anthony Edwards injury […]

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Payton Pritchard has Celtics fans buzzing nonstop after fiery game vs. 76ers

The Boston Celtics returned from the All-Star break by cruising to an effortless 124-104 victory over the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday night. And as he has done for much of the season, Payton Pritchard delivered the goods for the Celtics off the bench, helping them salt this game away early in the second half. Pritchard […]

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Ayesha Curry explains how Steph Curry assists with her terrible syndrome

Mindset shapes success, and no one understands this better than Stephen Curry. The Golden State Warriors superstar isn’t just known for his game-changing three-pointers—he also helps his wife, Ayesha Curry, combat a difficult psychological challenge: imposter syndrome, per PEOPLE. Ayesha, a successful entrepreneur in her own right, has built a brand spanning the culinary world, […]

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Spurs guard De’Aaron Fox’s hilarious reaction to players not showing vet respect

San Antonio Spurs guard De’Aaron Fox is feeling older than he is since joining his young new team before the trade deadline. After Fox made his Spurs debut in a win against the Atlanta Hawks, he made some funny comments about a recent game against the Charlotte Hornets, where most of his teammate didn’t know […]

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Star NFL lineman Jason Brown left $12.5 million to start a farm and feed the hungry

Over a decade ago, Jason Brown was once the highest-paid player of his position when he signed a five-year, $37.5 million contract with the St. Louis Rams in 2009. Three years later and $25 million richer, he left everything behind to become a farmer. His agent told him he was making the biggest mistake of […]

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