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Kenneth Noye, 76, of Surrey, met with career-criminal John 'Kenny' Collins at a James Bond-themed evening in Epsom, Surrey, on Saturday (together left). Collins, 83, (inset) was one of the ringleaders of the £14 million 'Diamond Geezer' Hatton Garden heist and was sentenced to six years in prison for the incident. Noye and Collins 'got on like a house on fire' at the black-tie charity, and Collins collapsed laughing after pulling a toy $100 bill from a Christmas cracker, according to onlookers. They were up for hours and joking,' a visitor told MailOnline. Kenny (right in his road rage murder mugshot) had this $100 note and was waving it in the air. ' He found the whole thing amusing.' But Noye would not find it amusing if parole officials see the snapshot of the two career criminals smiling for the camera and recall him to prison for violating the terms of his release.

Cosmo's parents immigrated to London in 1964, just at the start of a swinging London. They bought a four-story terraced Georgian house in Islington, North London, for about £10,000. 'It was a complete dump that, under my parents' influence, became a vibrant dump with character,' he says. Fran Fran to his mother Fran in the living room and the kitchen to the right. Photographed inset: The demolished piano that once graced Cosmo's parents' wall is now on view at Tate Britain.

The spiraling crisis in dental care has resulted in a startling rise in the number of Britons who seek emergency services, according to The Mail on Sunday. According to our analysis of NHS results, around 85,000 people are now calling the NHS urgent care helpline every month, up more than 60% since 2018. This is the biggest increase in demand in three years. Patients have also told this newspaper of their sadness as they seek to find solutions for painful or decaying teeth.

ADRIAN THRILLS: Damon Albarn (far left) isn't one for big, emotional gestures, so the frontman's reaction to Blur's two commemorative Wembley Stadium shows this month was both surprising and heartfelt. He sank to his knees after playing the piano ballad Under the Westway on a balmy Sunday night. The packed concerts, which were part of a first tour in eight years, were major milestones for a band whose 1990s rivalry with Oasis dominated the Britpop period. They were joined onstage by guest vocalist Phil Daniels for a raucous Parklife and the London Community Gospel Choir for a rousing Tender, but the quartet's enduring friendship with their adoring followers stood out.

When Damon Albarn performed to only 300 viewers for Radio 2 on Tuesday night, he showed it. The band has already performed at Wembley Stadium on July 8-9, but there are no signs of stopping at Broadcasting House. Damon, 55, aspired to the audience by wearing one of his trademark Britpop white polo shirts, baggy jeans, and brown boots, he brought on an energetic display that saw him leaping into the audience.

Since appearing in a riotous video for one of Blur's most popular songs, Phil Daniels says time has ultimately changed the band since its Britpop glory days. Because of his surprise appearance on Blur's Parklife in 1994, the Cockney actor, who was already a celebrity thanks to his lead role in the mod classic Quadrophenia, attracted a larger audience. Daniels, 64, sang of the indie anthem and appeared in its accompanying video as a dodgy double glazing salesman, and his contribution to the band has seen him appear with the band at Wembley Stadium.

On Monday, mods descended on Brighton to see Mayor Lizzie Dean reveal the heritage sign, assisted by Phil Daniels (left), who plays Jimmy in the film, and Gary Shail, who played Spider. A young mod gets into hot trouble after brawling with 'Rockers,' losing his house, mother, and his delusions of grandeur. Mods adopted a counter-cultural lifestyle, primarily based on wearing sharp suits and having clean haircuts, with their appearance inspired by Marlon Brando's character from The Wild One. Sir Bradley Wiggins and the cult films helped bring the ideas to a new audience.

ExklusIVE: When Charles Bronson, the UK's most notorious prisoner who has been in jail for nearly 50 years, reached out to him on the phone, it was quite shocking. Thomas Cseve, 39, was sent a video message by Bronson's long-lost uncle, paparazzi photographer George Bamby. Following Bronson's public parole hearing, which started on March 6, they've got some serious plans together for when he's released. With his anti-knife crime message, the Tik Tok musicians hopes to tour schools, and Bronson's video could even include clips from inside prison in his lectures to teenagers.

The hardened criminal spoke to George Bamby-Salvador (pictured together right) via video call from HMP Woodhill for the Channel 4 programme 'Bronson: Fit To Be Free?' On Monday and Tuesday night, the show was broadcast in two parts. In the discussion (Bronson pictured on tablet left), Bamby-Salvador, who argues to have DNA evidence that Bronson is his father, can be heard telling the reluctant criminal that he must show remorse for escorting a former prison instructor hostage at a forthcoming parole hearing. According to Ministry of Justice reports, this will likely damage his chances of parole and could have cracked down on the legendary prisoner's freedoms.

VIDEO: Charles Bronson, a hardened criminal, was caught on camera speaking for the first time since 1989. George Bamby talked to his son George Bamby on secure video calls from jail, which will be broadcast in a Channel 4 documentary starting at 9 p.m. tonight. Bronson has been sentenced to 17 times for a variety of violent offenses and has been jailed for 11 years, including holding prison art instructor Phil Daniels at spear point for 43 hours in 1999. According to the 70-year-old, one of his biggest regrets was that he was moved three weeks before the 1990 HMP Strangeways riot, saying, "You can't live your life regretting your life." After being the first prisoner in the United Kingdom to request one, he would appear in public parole on March 6 and March 8.

Inside No.9's fan favorite comedy has been announced with a star-studded cast for the new series, which airs this spring. Following a second revival in 2017, Steve Pemberton and Reece Shearsmith have announced that five stand-alone episodes of their BAFTA Award-winning series will be released for the final time. And now the outstanding talent in the series's final season has been revealed, including Sherlock actor Amanda Abbington, EastEnders actress Anita Dobson, and House of The Dragon's Phil Daniels.

When a familiar face swapped Walford for Westeros this week, House of Dragons viewers were left shocked. Maester Gerardys, a new character from the BBC soap's sixth episode, was introduced by none other than Phil Daniels. Taking to Twitter one flabbergasted fan wrote: 'This is the weirdest cross over ever!'

Billie Piper sported new raven locks for the first time since being hospitalized in July after sustaining a dance injury while filming the second series of I Hate Suzie. As she walked with her daughter Tallulah, three, and the actress, 39, was seen arriving in Heathrow Airport after a flight from the United States.