David Beckham brings his kids Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz and Harper to Justin Bieber’s gig in London

   DAVID Beckham enjoyed a night out with his four kids Friday at Justin Bieber’s concert in London.

Mum Victoria appeared to give the outing a miss, but ex-football star David brought Brooklyn, 17, Romeo, 14, Cruz, 11, and Harper, 5, to the gig at the O2 Arena.
    The Canadian pop star was performing his second show in London as he kicks off the UK leg of his Purpose world tour.
   Cruz, a budding singer and guitarist, was spotted wearing a Purpose tour baseball cap as he left the arena with his family.
   The tween is known to be a massive fan of Justin, and has been hailed as “the next Justin Bieber” himself.

    Cruz even caught the eye of Justin's manager, Scooter Braun, after clips of him singing on Instagram went viral.
    Justin will take the stage at the O2 once more tonight before he takes his tour to Birmingham.

   CRUZ pictured above is a big fan of JUSTIN BIEBER
   The star shocked a group of London schoolchildren Wednesday when he stopped at their school to join in on a kick-about.
   And on Thursday he delighted staff at the Kings Oak Hotel in Essex when he dropped in for his dinner.

African woman with baby strapped to her back fends off thugs who were about to stab a teenager in London

    Two black mothers, including one with a baby intervened when thugs were about to stab a teenager in a busy shopping street. The niece and her aunt took action when two youths with huge knives chased two other boys through New Cross in south London. The aunt picked up a cafe chair and lunged at one of the knifemen with all her strength, knocking him off balance as he was about to attack one of the boys.

   Witnesses praised the two women, saying they had saved the boy's life. The aftermath was captured by BBC London, who filmed the women telling police what had happened. The niece, still carrying her baby, told officers:

    "I started shouting and the next thing I saw was my auntie, who’d got one of the cafe chairs. She was trying to stop them." Her aunt added: "We just saw it like ‘this is going to be a bloodshed if we don’t get tough’. They had two massive knives. "We just tried to prevent somebody from ending up in the hospital or in the mortuary. And as a mother I didn’t think about anything else, Ijust thought that this needed to be stopped"

    Another witness, Lena Gale told the Standard : "One of the two attackers was carrying the biggest knife I have ever seen, it was huge. I told the driver to pull over and started screaming for people to help. One of the boys being chased tripped and fell over. He looked like he was done for, doubled up on the floor. They were going to kill him. But this woman stepped in and grabbed a cafe chair and hit the boy with the knife as hard as she could. The guy stopped in his tracks and ran off." When officers arrived the scene, the alleged attackers and their victims had fled. The women have been hailed as heroes by online users.
SOURCE:www.naijacop.com

Selfies 'should be banned in London public places' says shock survey

Selfie-loving celebrities like Rihanna, David Beckham and Beyonce are in for a shock after a study revealed two-thirds of young Londoners believe the snaps should be banned in public.
In a poll of 2,000 18 to 24-year-olds, 68 per cent said they had grown sick of “annoying” and “vain” people constantly photographing themselves.
There are growing calls for the capital to extend controls which have already seen the O2 Academy in Brixton, Wimbledon, Wembley and Arsenal’s Emirates stadium clamp down on the trend, now considered more annoying than people stealing sunbeds abroad.
 A further 42 per cent admitted to “defriending” people on social media because of the number of selfies they post on holiday, while 37 per cent said they spend at least five minutes a day taking them.

That totals to more than 30 hours a year taking selfies – and 15 per cent of those people also admitted to wearing a full face of make-up on the beach to prepare for any unexpected snaps.
However, it’s not just tourists and Londoners taking the front-facing photographs. In fact, stars including Lily Allen, Niall Horan and Cara Delevingne often share pictures of themselves on television shows and public transport.
Superstar Beyonce also loves to post a snap of herself backstage – which is bound to upset the 84 per cent of people who claimed to dislike selfies.

The figures sparked a campaign by mobile provider, Three, who claim to be aiming to stop tourists taking ‘selfies’ and instead start taking ‘fronties’ – by turning the lens on the outside world.

The campaign was created to celebrate the addition of 24 new destinations to Three’s ‘Feel at Home’ service – which allows people to use their phones abroad without any extra cost from September.
Three spokesman Tom Malleschitz said: “We hope that in line with the feedback from the great British public, people start turning the camera around and taking fronties instead of selfies.”

Usain Bolt still celebrating birthday in London with plenty of Girls (photos)

SPRINT king Usain Bolt spent Monday night partying in a Soho nightclub with a long list of girls queuing to jump in his taxi at the end of the night.
It's been a whirlwind of a birthday for Olympic champion Usain Bolt, who was pictured kissing a mystery brunette in Rio, cuddling up to a Brazilian student in bed, and partying until the early hours of the morning. He has continued his celebrations in another continent as he was pictured surrounded by lots of scantily dressed girls at west London nightclub Cirque le Soir on Monday.

After the party, a stream of sexy girls queued outside waiting for a taxi Bolt had organised to take them all to another venue.