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Melbourne man Jake, 61, was convinced to invest his money - and within four months had been informed he had made $67,000 from a measly $370 deposit.

EXCLUSIVE: Pubgoers and landlords fear Labour ministers are serving them a toxic cocktail of new measures which could curb night out and send many more boozers to the wall. An expansion of the smoking ban to cover areas outside pubs - including beer gardens - has already been announced as under consideration in a new public health drive by Health Secretary Wes Streeting. There are also concerns that Chancellor Rachel Reeves will raise alcohol duty - already due to rise next February - in next month's Budget, which would likely be passed on to punters in hikes to the price of a pint. And health minister Andrew Gwynne used this week's Labour Party conference in Liverpool to suggest new limits on opening hours , which one landlady today told MailOnline would be a 'death sentence' for the trade. An estimated 50 pubs are already closing across the UK each month , amid other pressures such as soaring energy bills.

Nick Cave has offered new insight into the comfort he's sought from religion in the face of the darkest moments of his life, as he released his critically-lauded new album Wild God on Friday. Along with his band The Wild Seeds, the hitmaker, 66, has channelled the grief he suffered in the wake of losing two of his sons, into the new collection of songs, which he first began writing on New Year's Day in 2023. Wild God has also been praised by critics, who have lauded the 'deeply human' record as a 'gospel rock riot' and 'a ferocious celebration of love.'

The uncomfortable situation unfolded during an interview for an episode of Australian Story, which aired on Monday night.

Nick Cave is known for his baritone voice and for giving Kylie Minogue street cred. But his life has been marred by tragedy after losing two children in the last 10 years. His son Arthur, 15, died in 2015 after taking LSD for the first time, before falling almost 20 metres from a cliff near his home in Brighton , England. Meanwhile, his son Jethro, 31, who had schizophrenia and battled drug addiction, died in Melbourne in 2022 two days after he was released from jail and two months after violently assaulting his own mother.

Nick Cave has opened up about tragic death of his two sons.  The Bad Seeds musician, 66, has lost two children in the last 10 years. In 2015, his son Arthur, 15, died after taking LSD for the first time, before falling almost 20 metres from a cliff near his home in Brighton, England.

The Doctor Who star, 42, was so shocked in fact, that he requested Kieran be removed from all scenes he had recorded. Kieran, 37, was spotted filming in Brighton at the same time as Matt, 42, for the six-part Sky Atlantic drama earlier this month - however the pair were not seen together. In a series of on-set snaps, Kieran could be seen sporting a white polo shirt as he recorded scenes with a blonde actress. Meanwhile, Matt was seen smiling as he was filmed driving a car through the seaside town. Kieran, who worked as a stripper before meeting former glamour model Katie, was apparently cast by mistake for the black comedy, adapted from singer Nick Cave 's second novel.

Sources close to Smith, who played a young Prince Philip in The Crown, are said to be 'embarrassed' that he was to appear alongside Hayler. He was apparently cast by mistake for the black comedy, adapted from singer Nick Cave's second novel. A Sky source said: 'When Matt realised Kieran was on the same show, he was quite surprised. Both men have been on the set now and they have filmed scenes, but Matt's team decided that he couldn't possibly appear alongside someone like him so asked production staff to edit him out.'

The Australian musician and actor, 66, tragically lost two of his sons in the space of seven years. In 2015, his son Arthur, 15, died after taking LSD for the first time and 'freaking out' before falling 60ft from a cliff near his home in Brighton. Seven years later, in 2022, Nick's son Jethro, 31, who had schizophrenia and battled drug addiction, died in Melbourne two days after he was released from jail and two months after violently assaulting his own mother. Asked of his grief, Nick told Mojo magazine on Tuesday: ' There's a sort of resilience, I've really noticed this in my wife. When you are broken apart, you come back tougher.'

Matt Smith's hair got tousled by the wind on Tuesday as he filmed The Death Of Bunny Munro at Saltdean Lido in Brighton. The former Doctor Who star, 41, sported a navy shirt with the first few buttons undone, and matching trousers. He squinted against the sun as he filmed scenes for the upcoming black comedy right beside the water. The Death Of Bunny Munro follows a misogynistic middle-aged salesman (Matt) takes his son on a road trip around after his wife's suicide - at the same time as a serial-killer is inhabiting the area. As Bunny bounces from one sales pitch to the next, trying to seduce any woman he meets, Bunny Junior tries to talk to the ghost of his mother and distract himself from the realisation his father's life is crumbling around him.

Nick Cave was captured displaying a rare moment of affection to his wife Susie Bick during an outing in London on Thursday. The Australian rocker, 66, and his wife of 25 years packed on the PDA as they shared a passionate kiss while shopping in Notting Hill. The Bad Seeds musician, known for hits including Into My Arms and One More Time With Feeling, wrapped his arms around Susie before pulling her in close.

Matt Smith could be forgiven for wishing the Tardis could sweep him off to another time and place after starting work on his latest project in London. The former Doctor Who star quite literally threw himself into his new role as a sex addicted door-to-door salesman in The Death Of Bunny Munro, a forthcoming Sky TV series based on Nick Cave 's 2009 novel of the same name. Smith, 41, was dressed in character while shooting his first notable scenes on location, and he was seen looking out-or-sorts as he tumbled head-first through a wooden fence before collapsing on the pavement.

It is the fashion company that saved a grieving mother's life when her son died in horrific circumstances, with its garb being worn by royalty and A-listers. But now The Vampire's Wife has ceased trading after a decade amid the brand's struggles to recover from the pandemic and repay an outstanding tax debt pile. In a shock announcement today, founder Susie Cave published an emotional statement on the British fashion brand's website in which she said they were closing its doors due to 'factors beyond our control'. London 's legendary 90s 'It' girl and the wife of rocker Nick Cave founded the label in 2014 with friend and business partner Alex Adamson. Its 'strange, sexy, and unforgettable' name was taken from the title of her husband's unfinished book which Susie described as a 'gift' from the Bad Seeds frontman.

The label, beloved by celebrities and royalty alike, announced today that it has 'sadly made the decision to cease trading with immediate effect' following an 'upheaval in the wholesale market'. Heartbroken fans will however be given one final opportunity to purchase items from the brand, with a physical sale taking place this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Music Room in Mayfair. The brand was founded in 2014 by Susie Cave - the 80s it-girl and wife of singer Nick Cave - who broke the news on social media, saying with 'great sadness' that after 10 years of business 'it is time for me to say goodbye.'

Last summer, after months of deliberation and agonising, I moved, with our three younger children - Evangeline, 11, Dash, ten and Lester, seven - from rural Oxfordshire to Washington, DC. We went to join my husband Pete, who'd been working there for a while, leaving our two elder children at university in England. We were moving from a tiny hamlet, surrounded by muddy fields and friesian cattle, to the capital city of a global superpower, where presidential convoys are normal and a substantial chunk of the population works in politics

EMILY PRESCOTT: The King seems to have inspired some of the Royal Family's younger members to follow his love of nature. Lady Amelia Windsor, pictured, the granddaughter of the Duke of Kent and second cousin to the King, is now working on a wildflower plot that will be exhibited at the Chelsea Flower Show this year. Amelia, 28 - once dubbed the most beautiful member of the Royal Family - is also carving out a career as a freelance gardening writer to go with her modelling work. The stylish aristocrat, pictured below among daffodils in a post on her social media account, says of her Chelsea role: 'So excited and honoured to be a very small part of the team for Kent Wildflower Seeds's first garden at the Chelsea Flower Show.'

As it is 'against nature' to bury a child, Nick Cave has said, "there can't help but be feelings of culpability" over his sons' deaths. 66, the Bad Seeds singer, who is best known for hits like Into My Arms and One More Time With Feeling, has lost two children in the space of seven years. Arthur, 15, died after taking LSD for the first time and 'freaking out,' before collapsing 60ft from a cliff near his Brighton home. Jethro, a 31-year-old boy who suffered with schizophrenia and heroin use, died in Melbourne two days after being released from prison and two months after violently assaulting his own mother in 2022. Cave, who was devastated by the deaths of two of his children, told the Guardian that he wondered if he was culpable because "the one thing you're supposed to do is protect your children."

The Australian singer, 66, and his rock band the Bad Seeds have announced that they would perform in the United Kingdom for the first time in seven years. However, the musician decided to chill and enjoy a spot of sunshine in the exotic setting ahead of Nick and his crew's tour of the United Kingdom.

On Friday, George Paltoglou, 60, Melbourne Smile Centre's senior dentist, Nick Cave (right) and trucking magnate Lindsay Fox, was charged with five charges of assault and appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates' Court. Mr Paltoglou (left) has been charged with threatening to kill, two counts of assault, intentionally damaging property, and recklessly causing injury. His counsel had attempted to keep his client's name out of the public domain, but was unsuccessful.

Hours after being tricked into delivering intimate photos of himself to vicious online blackmailers, a brilliant Scot schoolboy took his own life. When the nascent 16-year-old was contacted online by someone pretending to be a young woman he recognized, the chilling conditions that would put fear into all parents' hearts began.

Following a tumultuous opening night of Enemy Of The People, Matt Smith left the Duke of York Theatre in London on Tuesday. Dr. Stockmann, the doctor who plays lead character in Thomas Ostermeier's latest production of the Henrik Ibsen masterpiece, discussed how his participation in The Crown earned him the career. As he welcomed the audience outside and signed autographs, Matt put on an animated display.

Shane MacGowan, who died last week after a bout of pneumonia, is the most well-known for the Christmas tale The Fairytale of New York, which is expected to debut at Number One in the charts this season. After being released from hospital after suffering from viral encephalitis, a condition in which swelling develops on the brain, the Irish singer was discharged from hospital a week earlier. His funeral took place yesterday, December 8, on what would have been Sinead O'Connor's 57th birthday. Celebrities such as Nick Cave, Bob Geldof, and Depp attended the service at Saint Mary of the Rosary Church in Nenagh, Co Tipperary.

Hundreds of security men dressed in black stood guard outside the venue as Johnny Depp and Nick Cave joined Victoria Mary Clarke and other mourners at the service. In Shane's memory, over 300 guests were at the restaurant with Guinness and cocktails on sale. Victoria,58, had danced around her husband's coffin at his funeral, and the evening ended with music to celebrate Shane's life.

His loved ones were seen cramming together as they smiled and sang along with the musician's last call off during his bittersweet holiday. Some mourners who had packed into the Rosary Church in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary, sat solemnly as they watched the service, though others took out their phones to capture the moment.