LOTTO RESULT June 29, 2025 – Here is the official result of the 6/58 Ultra Lotto and 6/49 Super Lotto draw for today, Sunday, June 29, 2025. The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office or more commonly known as PCSO got five major lotto games – the 6/58 Lotto Result, the 6/55 Lotto Result, the 6/49 Lotto ... Read more
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BreKa completes the PBB Collab Big 4. Here’s the full list. PBB COLLAB BIG 4 – Mika Salamanca and Brent Manalo, or BreKa, secure the 4th and final spot in the Big 4 of Pinoy Big Brother. DusBi, or Dustin Yu and Bianca De Vera, are the latest and last evictees of “Pinoy Big Brother ... Read more
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3D LOTTO RESULT June 29, 2025 – The 3D Lotto draws are held today by the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) at 2PM, 5PM, and 9PM and here are the results: Draw Winning Numbers 2:00 PM 5:00 PM 9:00 PM The PCSO has decided to change the name of one of its minor lotto games. ... Read more
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TWO children have been rushed to hospital with serious injuries after a tree fell in a park.
Essex Police scrambled to the scene just before 3pm and asked the public to avoid the area.
The kids were hurt while in Chalkwell Park in Southend-on-Sea.
Cops said in a statement on Facebook: “We remain on the scene of a serious incident at Chalkwell Park.
“Officers, alongside ambulance and fire service colleagues, are responding.
“We were alerted shortly before 3pm to reports of a tree falling in the park.
“There have been a number of casualties and our work at the scene is ongoing.
“We would please ask the public to avoid this area where possible while this work continues.”
THE Glastonbury line-up has changed at the last minute after a band were forced to pull out.
American metal band Deftones has cancelled their performance tonight at 8.30pm due to illness.
Rapper Skepta has now stepped in and will be filling the slot.
A social media post said: “Deftones have been forced to cancel tonight’s 8.30pm Other Stage performance due to illness in the band.
“Skepta will kindly step-in, taking the stage at 9pm.
“He says: ‘Let’s go!!! No crew, no production but am ready to shut Glastonbury down. Victory lap time. Pre-Big Smoke 2025!'”
Mercury Prize-winning jazz quintet Ezra Collective, who were due for a 6.45pm performance on the same stage will now play from 7pm to 8.15pm.
2D LOTTO RESULT June 29, 2025 – The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO) is holding a draw for 2D Lotto today, June 29, 2025, and here are the results of the 2PM, 5PM, and 9PM draws. Draw Date Winning Numbers 2:00 PM 5:00 PM 9:00 PM The PCSO operation is back and among the recent ... Read more
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SWERTRES HEARING June 29, 2025 – Here is the result of suertres lotto draw by Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office (PCSO). Updates of the Swertres hearing is refreshed every 2PM, 5PM and 9PM.See UPDATED results for the following draws: LOTTO RESULT Today, Saturday, June 28, 2025 (updated 9PM) EZ2 RESULT Today, Saturday, June 28, 2025 (updated ... Read more
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HEADLINING Glastonbury is considered by many artists as the peak of their success – and they’re willing to cough up some cash to prove it.
The annual event, which takes place at Worthy Farm in Cornwall, has been a platform for stars to showcase their careers, launch new music, and win over new fans in the process.
But it doesn’t come cheaply – particularly when you take into account the artists pay for spectacle they bring to the stage.
While Glastonbury does not disclose how much they pay their artists, some big stars have opened up in the past about how much they earn as a result of the festival.
Rod Stewart, who is taking on the Legends slot on Sunday night, has admitted he’s going to be LOSING money in order to be there.
Speaking to RadioTimes this week, Rod said: “It’s going to cost me £300,000 to do it and they only pay you about 120,000 quid. So it’s going to cost me.”
However, he said it “doesn’t matter” as it’s considered such an honour.
The same goes for the other headliners both past and present – with The 1975, who took to the Pyramid stage to close out Friday, spent approximately FOUR TIMES the amount they were paid for their performance, according to The Telegraph.
The band’s frontman Matty Healy was seen breaking down in tears towards the end of the set, with the headline slot being a life goal for the four-piece, who started out playing in mum Denise Welch’s garage as teenagers.
Last year’s headliner Dua Lipa reportedly had to do the same to make sure her set was one to remember.
According to The Mirror, Dua was allegedly given £200,000 for her headline slot – but funnelled it into the show itself with an elaborate set, backing dancers and crew costs.
But again, she said it was worth it, saying of the festival: “”There’s something about the community and the energy at Glastonbury that is unlike anywhere else.
“There’s a real sense of togetherness and closeness, and common language. You make these unbelievable memories and you make friends, and you just have stories for the rest of your life.”
Glastonbury has noted, however, that the fee number reported is “certainly not accurate”.
Event organiser Emily Eavis has previously revealed that Glastonbury offers a fraction of the going rate in a bid to keep costs down.
The festival have also long vowed to donate a large portion of their profits to charity, with Greenpeace, WaterAid and Oxfam among those receiving cash totalling a reported £2million a year minimum.
In 2017 – ahead of that year’s festival that had Katy Perry, Ed Sheeran and Radiohead headlining – she told BBC Radio 6: “We’re really grateful for the bands that we get, because they’re basically doing it for the love of it.
“It’s probably less than 10 per cent of what they’d get from playing any of the other major British festivals, [so] Glastonbury relies completely on goodwill.”
Ultimately, the artists get money back in other ways – particularly in streaming and tour ticket sales, all of which have proven to shoot up in the wake of their Glasto appearances, especially if it’s televised.
PAEDOPHILE teacher Jeremy Forrest has said he plans to be successfully removed from the sex offenders’ register.
Forrest was banned from working with children for the rest of his life and placed on the sex offender after eloping with a 15-year-old pupil he was teaching in 2012.
The former educator, then 30, triggered an international manhunt when he disappeared with the student, from Eastbourne, East Sussex.
He was sentenced to five-and-a-half years in jail and placed on the sex offender register for life after being found guilty of abducting and having sex with the pupil.
Police found them in Bordeaux, France.
He was then jailed in the UK for five-and-a-half years.
Forrest was wed at the time, but was ditched by first wife Emily after the scandal emerged.
He got hitched again after being released from prison — where he trained as a baker — and had been living with his second wife in Canterbury before falling for Jessica.
He has now left the marital home.
Forrest, who is also the front man in a rock band, is now believed to be living with his brother and sister-in-law in Sidcup, Kent.
The former teacher admits he “loves” his new life in the town, where he works as a baker, the Mirror reported.
When discussing the register, he said: “It’s up to other people, we need to see what happens.
“The plan has always been that [to be taken off it] with my liaison officer. That’s always been the plan.”
Since 2012, criminals on the sex offenders’ register can submit an appeal to have their case reviewed after 15 years.
Therefore, Forrest name could be rubbed from the list in 2028 if he is successful.
If he is removed, Forrest will no longer be required to report to cops, provide personal information, or adhere to restrictions to travel or internet use.
“I’ve not been in any other trouble. I have changed my life,” Forrest said.
“You always have to be mindful of past mistakes. That’s what it was. I’m always mindful of it.
“I’m mindful of what has happened before and how much attention there was in the case. I am very sorry.
“It’s a daily thing, I am reminded. For me, I get reminded of it.
“Usually I just walk away. It always comes out. I regret it all, 100%.”
Pearl Butterworth, 56, who was sexually abused by Rochdale grooming gangs aged 11, reacted furiously to his plan to be removed from the register.
The plan has always been that [to be taken off it] with my liaison officer. That’s always been the plan.”
Jeremy Forrest
He said: “As victims of child sexual abuse, we have to deal with it for the rest of our lives, it’s a life sentence – so why should Forrest not be on the register for life?
“It’s a real kick in the teeth.”
A judge said Forrest, a former maths teacher, had caused the girl’s family “appalling distress” and his behaviour was motivated by “self interest”.
Forrest went on to reveal there are many aspects of his former career that he was “grateful” for.
He said: “Certain aspects of teaching I really miss.
“It won’t or can’t happen again and I don’t mind that. I love what I do now anyway obviously. It’s good to have had that ten years.
“I know it did not (end) in a good way but the career change.
“It’s a great opportunity which I am grateful for.”
The Sun Online has reached out to HM Prison and Probation Service for comment.
WBC president Mauricio Sulaiman has claimed Tyson Fury is still bitter about his defeat to Oleksandr Usyk.
Fury, 36, lost his high-profile rematch with Usyk by unanimous decision last December – a defeat that saw him announce his retirement for the fifth time.
The Gypsy King has claimed he is happy hanging up his gloves and spending some much needed time with his family after years of battling in the ring.
But WBC president Sulaiman, who has been in regular contact with the Brit fighter, claims that Fury is still holding on to his second defeat to Usyk.
Speaking to Sky Sports, Sulaiman said: “I call him regularly and he said: ‘Oh I’m so happy, retired, I’m here with my wife.’
“He didn’t hint whatsoever that he was planning on coming back.
“He told me he was not happy with the decision in the second fight with Usyk.
” He’s still very bitter about the judges’ scoring and he was very upset but he was retired, that’s what he said.”
All three judges scored the Riyadh bout 116-112 in Usyk’s favour, securing an impressive double for the Ukrainian.
Fury announced his retirement in January, but fans have been skeptical of whether or not the decision is final.
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That’s because Fury has retired and returned to the sport FOUR TIMES before.
And even Sulaiman has his suspicions that Fury could do yet another U-turn.
He added: “Maybe like in The Godfather, the movie, maybe we’ll hear him say: ‘Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!’ We don’t know…”
The idea of a return to the ring to put on a all-British bout with Anthony Joshua has been floated, with fans desperate to see the pair trade blows after years of avoiding one and other.
While Sulaiman has promised Fury a world title fight if he does come back to boxing, setting up a potential trilogy with Usyk or a domestic dust-up with Daniel Dubois.
In another recent interview, the president of the Mexican sanctioning body told The Action Network: “If Tyson decides to come back to boxing, he always has a door open with the WBC.
“He will always be number one so absolutely (we will give him a world title shot if he returns) because he is top of the top.”