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Ed Sheeran chomps down on octopus balls in chaotic night out in Japan The Metro says Ed Sheeran is diving headfirst into the culture as he spends time in Japan on his latest tour. The musician, 32, is in the middle of a string of live performances across Asia for his +–=÷× (Mathematics) tour, stunning fans with a lively performance in Osaka over the weekend. But in his downtime, the star – who shares two children with wife Cherry Seaborn – is taking the time to explore everything Japan has to offer, including venturing out of his comfort zone with…

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Kanye West wears bizarre mask outfit at Hollywood Walk of Fame after photographer altercation The Metro says Kanye West opted to wear one of his bizarre full-face black masks during a surprise appearance at a Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony. The rapper, 46, rocked up to the event honouring R&B icon Charlie Wilson in dark jeans, black boots, a black leather bomber jacket and black latex gloves. He topped this off with a spandex mask covering his entire face, which he also wore while posing for photos with There Goes My Baby singer Charlie, 71, and musician Babyface, 64. We…

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To Catch a Copper, review: real-life Line of Duty is welcome, but won’t restore faith in police The Telegraph says It has come to something when the best way the police can convince the public of their essential goodness is to invite a documentary crew to film them rooting out the bad apples. But it’s a welcome exercise in transparency. To Catch a Copper (Channel 4) follows the work of the counter-corruption unit in one force, Avon and Somerset. The cases featured in this first episode were of varying levels of seriousness. Two officers were filmed – on their own…

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To Catch a Copper review – a shocking, disgusting real-life Line of Duty The Guardian says In a large office somewhere in Bristol, a police officer is watching bodycam footage of two of his colleagues arresting a woman for causing a public nuisance on the Clifton suspension bridge. Viewers of To Catch a Copper have just seen the same video and, if we were in any doubt about our reaction being the correct one, the cop reviewing the tape is mirroring us at home. He sits there open-mouthed. Four years ago, Avon and Somerset Police allowed documentary cameras to track…

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