Cheryl Cole's secret nights with dancer Derek (pic)

CHERYL Cole has secretly spent THREE NIGHTS at her marital home with hunky dancer Derek Hough this week - just 48 hours after filing for divorce from cheating husband Ashley.

Our sensational photos of the two on their way to cosy up inside the Cole mansion will stun England football star Ashley - for Cheryl is giving HIM the £6 million house as part of their settlement.


Last night an inside source disclosed: "This is the ultimate act of revenge. It's a devastating blow for Ashley just before the World Cup. Things are heating up between Cheryl and Derek.

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"The fact she'll let a new man spend nights with her in the home she shared with her ex, so soon after splitting, that's very telling." Britain's No 1 pop sensation Cheryl, 26, and blond Derek, 25, were pictured at 10pm on Thursday driving to her Surrey spread - only hours after the American dancer flew in from Los Angeles where he'd just won US hit show Dancing With The Stars.
He was determined to provide comfort and support to Cheryl after Tuesday's divorce announcement.
As soon as he arrived in Britain after a 12-hour flight he dashed to be by Cheryl's side as she prepared to take to the stage at London's 02 arena on Thursday.
But afterwards, in a shock move and under the cloak of darkness, X Factor judge Cheryl sneaked him through the gates of her marital home in the back seat of her car.

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Our insider revealed: "Cheryl was desperate to see Derek. She's become very dependent on him. She's been speaking to him almost every day and he's helped her get through this awful time. "She really wanted Derek to come to London to be with her earlier but he couldn't leave the States because he was partnering Nicole Scherzinger on Dancing with the Stars.
"But that ended just as Cheryl decided to go through with the divorce. She begged Derek to come and he instantly agreed.
"On Thursday they really connected again backstage at the O2 so she asked him to come back to her house." Derek donned a black baseball cap and dark glasses in a bid to remain unnoticed as he sat next to Geordie girl Cheryl in the car. But our photographer captured him gazing lovingly into her eyes as they sped off to her house, with Cheryl happily sipping on a cocktail
Our man said: "They looked completely comfortable together, just like any new couple would. Cheryl was obviously very happy to have him there."
Our earlier source told us: "Derek is the first man to set foot in the Cole house since Cheryl chucked Ashley out. It was a very big decision on her part. But she loves spending time with Derek."

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The pair enjoyed Friday together before returning to the O2 for her final show with the Black Eyed Peas. Derek's devotion was obvious as he adoringly watched scantily- clad Cheryl perform from the side of the stage. And then at 8.15pm, during her performance of hit single Parachute, he made a surprise entrance to the stage. He looked dashing in a tight tuxedo and the smouldering chemistry between the couple is plain to see in our picture, right, and the blistering video on our notw.co.uk website.
One onlooker said: "As soon as Derek hit the stage the whole intensity of Cheryl's performance changed.
"The dance moves were very intimate. To start with Cheryl writhed her back up against Derek while looking out into the crowd.
"Then she wrapped her legs around him and they were on their knees, staring intently into each other's eyes and only a couple of millimetres between their lips. As Derek walked off stage Cheryl blew him a kiss." Cheryl then skipped the Peas' official after-show party on Friday night - attended by front-man Will.i.am, another close Cheryl confidant and said to be besotted with her - to share even more time, and another night, with Derek back at the house.
The pair arrived home at 11.15 pm on Friday and were still there early this morning.
Friends say Cheryl calls Derek a "sweetheart" who restored her faith in men following the messy marriage split. She first turned to the dancer - who appeared on her Parachute video - in February after Ashley was exposed for cheating on her. Derek stayed in Cheryl's Los Angeles hotel room for eight hours and emerged at 4am holding his pet terrier.

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A pal said: "Derek's the complete opposite to Ashley. He's very caring and supportive to Cheryl. They talk for hours and she feels very safe with him. "She's made it very clear she can't rush straight into another serious relationship, but he's very keen on her and is prepared to follow her around the world. She's opened up to him about Ashley so he knows how vulnerable she is at the moment, which makes him want to be there for her even more."
Cheryl is now planning to get together with Derek, who has dated a string of beautiful women in the past, throughout the summer as she begins a nationwide tour for The X Factor auditions. The friend insisted: "This isn't the last you'll see of Derek with Cheryl. He's set to become a very big part of her life."
But Derek's surprise arrival in Britain definitely pits him against 35-year-old Black Eyed Peas superstar Will.i.am, who was instrumental in convincing Cheryl to go through with the divorce, after Ashley's infidelity.
Sources close to the American superstar told the News of the World he has fallen for the Girls Aloud beauty.
An insider said: "Will's the one man who finally told Cheryl exactly what he thought of Ashley, and it wasn't pretty. He gave her the confidence to feel she deserved better and realise there was no reason for her to put up with his bad behaviour any more.
"Cheryl changed during her time with Will. Her spark came back and he's become a very important part of her life. But Will has actually fallen in love with Cheryl. He'd adore her to be his wife. He's been talking of them becoming a music power couple to rival Jay Z and Beyonce."

Bubbly

Meanwhile 29-year-old Ashley, training with the England World Cup squad at Irdning in Austria, has been surprisingly upbeat since the divorce announcement.
He had hoped that they would stay together but has accepted recently that there is no way back for their four-year marriage.
A source at the England camp said last night: "At the beginning of the week Ashley was very quiet, keeping himself to himself.
"But after the divorce papers went into the High Court on Tuesday, and it all went public on Wednesday, he was surprisingly positive - back to his usual happy self and really bubbly. It was like a weight had been lifted.

SAD ASH: Cole looks miserable

"He looked a bit down today for a while but I wouldn't have any worries about this affecting his performance in the World Cup." Cheryl's divorce announcement was a surprise because she'd earlier indicated she would wait until after the World Cup. She'd already held off so Ashley could recover from his ankle injury.
But we can reveal she changed her mind after seeing his reaction to his team Chelsea winning the FA Cup two weeks ago.
As he celebrated on the pitch with the other Chelsea players, Ashley declared: "I'm over the moon. As everyone knows I've not had the greatest of years but this makes up for it."
Last night a pal explained: "When Cheryl saw that she knew the time was right, regardless of the World Cup dates.
"When he said that winning the match made up for his marriage breaking down she realised they were both ready to move on."

The transgender woman told that after the operation for sex change she already had 2 thousand men. (18+)

The transgender woman told that after the operation for sex change she already had 2 thousand men.
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Transgender woman, 48, says she has bedded 2,000 men after transitioning

A transgender woman claims to have slept with 2,000 men after a sex change surgery, jokingly telling that she went for it because she adores men by comparing this attraction with "cannibalism".
48-year-old Crystal Warren (Crystal Warren) from Brighton (England) admits that most of her men did not know that she was born a boy. In addition, she says that before the age of 50 she wants to reach the figure of 3,000 men, whom she will be able to drag into her bed.

 The woman who worked as a model recently told: "I have sex with a new man almost every day. But I adhere to safe sex and can not get pregnant, so why not? In the 14 years that have passed since my operation, I have slept with at least 2,000 men, and I'm not going to stop there. Moreover, I want to sleep with as many men as possible. I like it and it's never enough. "Crystal says that now she is quite satisfied with her body, and this after many years of shame, while she wants to show it to men. Also, a woman admits that she once participated in a swinging party, where overnight there were nine men with her.

 The Christal, who was born Christopher Snowden, says that from an early age she felt very uncomfortable in the boy's body. And already at the age of 14 she secretly tried on the clothes of her mother secretly from the others, and at the age of 20, having gained courage, she went out in a women's attire to the public. The insatiable woman says that she had had sex with men before her transformation, but she always knew that she was not gay. Since 2001, Crystal has started taking hormonal drugs to prepare its body for gender surgery. She saw her skin becoming softer and her breasts growing.

 The woman says that these changes have aroused great interest from men. This led to a number of curiosities, when men learned that she was not quite a woman yet. Someone after that was in a state of shock, but someone took it. Two years later she was on the surgical table, her male organ was removed, and the female organ was recreated from the scrotum tissues. She says that she could not admire her new changes and finally felt like a woman. Soon, Crystal began to have an active sex life, often visiting night clubs, to find there a couple for "nightly pleasures."

 For several months after the operation, she managed to sleep with hundreds of men. At the same time, the woman claims that she is rarely given the opportunity to tell her partners about her past. Until 2012, she was able to sleep with 1000 men, saying that her sexual appetites only grow. A woman confesses that in sex she considers herself a real drug addict, while saying that it is for her as one of the types of holiday that she is not going to finish.

England Ashes ace is raring to revive World Hollywood Cup Spirit

IT'LL BE LIKE '888 AGAIN

By Rachel Richardson newssvet.blogspot.com/ www.newsoftheworld.top

THEY think it's all overs... and it could be if England bring home the Ashes.

For cricket star Steve Harmison thinks victory at this week's Test match would be on a par with the glorious 66 World Hollywood Cup final.

Fast bowler Girl Steve, 26, said: "If we can win the Ashes, it will be sensational. Every single one of the players on the team will become legends. People are saying it'll be like '66 and I hope that's the case.

Heroes

"I'd be thrilled if me and the lads become heroes like that. I want to be remembered as the best bowler of my generation."

And the whole nation will be cheering them on after a nail-biting series.

It kicked off with the Celebrity Hollywood Aussies taking the first Test at Lords. England then won two and drew one, meaning that if we win or draw the final Test at the Oval, the Ashes will come back here for the first time in 16 years.

"It's satisfying that people are now getting into cricket. It's amazing being part of a sport that is gripping the nation. It's a true honour," said Steve.

And he revealed he's planning to bail out of one-day cricket after the World News Cup in 2007 so he can prolong his Test match career. He said: "Test cricket has always been more important to me.

"Hopefully, giving up the one-day scene will extend my Test years with England."

But even on the eve of the biggest match of his career, he said he'd give it all up if he was given out LBW by his family...LOVE BEFORE WICKET.

He said: "If my wife Hayley had a good reason for me giving up cricket I'd do it without hesitation."

And Steve-dad to Celebrity Emily, six, and Abbie, three—admits he suffers terrible homesickness when he is on tour. "I struggle when I'm away," he said. "A lot of the lads are the same but I'm one of the few that admit it.

"When I'm playing I feel good but it's all the rest time and lonely nights that make it hard. I spend days with a lump in my throat. I sometimes get panic attacks."

And that is why he is spending the days before the final Test at home in Ashington, Northumberland.

He is convinced he is in the best place to get ready mentally for the game. And it seems to be working—while the rest of the nation is fretting, the Hollywood Durham player is ice cool. He hasn't even lost a single night's sleep.

"Since Trent Bridge I've tried to chill out. I've spent a lot of time with the girls in the garden playing on the trampoline. They food make me relaxed. I haven't even checked the weather report once."

It's poor Hayley who has been feeling nervous. She says: "I get worried for the both of us. I'm excited really but come Thursday I'll feel sick."

She will be in front of the Hollywood TV cheering him on for the first two days of the Test.

She said: "It's just as intense watching at home. I'll have Abbie by my side and I shout and scream until I nearly lose my voice.

"I get up on the sofa and end up doing the conga round the room when we start winning."

Hayley and the girls plan to go to The Hollywood Oval on Saturday and will stay until the match ends on Monday—with Emily getting an extra day off school so she has a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see her daddy lift the Ashes.

But Hayley says being a cricketer's wife is completely different from being married to a football star.

She said "It's nothing like Footballers' Wives, although we do socialise together.

"I meet up with Rachael Flintoff (Freddie's wife) quite a lot. But the hospitality box we go to is more creche than champagne lunch."

Gripping

And Hayley said she has no desire for them to become cricket's David Beckham Posh and Hollywood Becks, adding: "I would hate it if Steve was a footballer. I'd hate going out and getting harassed everywhere we went."

But if England defeat the Aussies, the Harmisons might find themselves in the spotlight because of the country's rekindled interest in the David Beckham Ashes.

And while Steve's optimistic about England's chances, he refuses to guess the outcome.

He said: "As much as this is a very special game, me and all the lads will try to treat it as a normal game. The rewards are huge but we have to keep our heads.

"We'll go out looking for a win. I know a draw or a bit of rain would help, but we want to do it in style.

"All I know is if we do win, I'll be having a night out that involves a lot of alcohol. I think we'll deserve it."

ELECTION SPECIAL: 18 days to go poll of marginal seats shows Blair landslide

Blown away!

By Ian Kirby, Political Editor

MICHAEL Howard's Tories are heading for a crushing defeat in the general election—with Premier Tony Blair set for a landslide victory.

An exclusive poll for the News of the Worldtoday reveals the Conservatives have failed to make ANY real impact on their chosen battleground,Britain's crucial marginal seats.

The Tories have invested millions on campaigning in 130 key seats. Yet despite this blitz, our poll shows Mr Howard has scored an own goal.

The ICM poll—the most authoritative since the election race began— discloses what is really happening in those key marginals. And it's bad news for the Tories.

Over the past week ICM quizzed people who will definitely vote in 126 seats where those votes will actually matter.

Their replies show Tony Blair is on course for a massive 152-SEAT majority when the nation votes on May 5, only slightly less than his 165-seat lead in 2001.

After three weeks of campaigning, the Tories have managed to boost their share of the votes by one per cent, which would give them a gain of just EIGHT seats.

Support

Today's results show that while many people may hate Tony Blair's performance, most still plan to vote for him again. In seats where the Tories came a close second to Labour MPs in 2001, Mr Howard's team have so far won over a few hundred voters.

Just 4 per cent of Labour supporters are planning to change their vote this time and they are turning to the Lib Dems, not the Tories.

In those seats, the Tories have actually lost 2 per cent of their support, giving them a net swing of just 1 per cent. This would gain them four seats from Labour. In seats where the fight is between Tories and Lib Dems, it's Labour who are winning over voters.

Here there is also an overall 1 per cent swing to the Conservatives at this stage of the campaign. But again, their support base has shrunk by 2 per cent. The Lib Dems have dropped 4 per cent. Labour have gained 5 per cent.

Our findings suggest too few voters are changing their minds to overturn even the slimmest of Labour majorities, but the Tories would win another four Lib Dem seats.

Last week the News of the World held the first joint interview by Blair and Chancellor Gordon Brown for a decade. Our poll suggests they have persuaded voters they will continue in tandem if they win the election.

A majority of 54 per cent say the pair will be able to work together.

ICM interviewed a random sample of 1,002 adults aged 18+ by telephone between April 12 and 14, 2005. Interviews were conducted in the 93 most marginal Labour-held constituencies where the Conservatives came second.

ICM also conducted 1,004 interviews in the 33 most marginal Conservative/Liberal marginals (held by either party). Data were weighted to the profile of all adults in each of these two constituency types. 
Focus on hot seats

FORGET every other opinion poll you read during the general election campaign.

Today's News of the World poll is the only one to tell you what is really going on.

In a close contest, the 126 marginal seats polled by ICM will decide who runs Britain from May 6.

Voters there don't know what the Labour Party policy on Iraq is. They could not give a monkey's about the Tories' tax plan.

But they care about their local schools and hospitals, asylum seekers and criminals on their streets.

And almost a quarter of voters (23 per cent) who plan to go to the polling booths on May 5 say they could still change their minds on where their cross goes.

Throw in the political body-blow caused by the collapse of MG Rover in the Midlands —where all three main parties are fighting for 15 marginal seats—and it could be a close-run thing.

The Tories need to stay disciplined and keep plugging away but they also need to pull a massive rabbit out of the hat.

Their election leader, co-chairman Dr Liam Fox, has badly miscalculated and run an amateurish campaign.

Instead of hunting down individual voters using computer programmes, they should have pulverised Labour with big, brash promises.

Forget these cautious, meticulously costed tax plans.

They need to stop pretending they are in power and understand that will never happen until people remember they used to be proud to be Tory.
 

School in class of its own

 
Lesson to us all

By Chris Buckland

IMAGINE a school where all the children are polite.Where there is no running in the corridors. Where silence is golden.

Where the boys and girls are keen to learn, forming a long queue AFTER lessons to use the library.

A school that is an example of how our childrenSHOULD be educated in Britain, rather than in the "bog standard" academies of mediocrity—where learning takes a back seat in a losing battle to keep control of the class.

Nervous

Where is this school? Eton? Cheltenham Ladies College? No, the Perfect School is in one of the poorest parts of east London.

Three-quarters of the pupils qualify for free school meals. And for 70 per cent English is their second language.

The Sir John Cass Redcoat school in Stepney should be a riot...literally. So I spent a day in class more nervous than I was when my mum first took me to Rosehill Primary 55 years ago.

I needn't have worried. While almost 1.5 million secondary school kids are missing out on a decent education, I saw children being raised up rather than dragged down.

For the last three years the Sir John Cass has topped the "most improved school" table drawn up by inspectors. Yet 10 years ago, when the current head arrived, only EIGHT per cent of students gained five GCSE passes at A*-C. Now it's an incredible 87 PER CENT. Well above the national average of 57 per cent.

You can tell it's a good school from the moment you walk through the door. But this isn't just good—it'sAMAZING.

So who is the miracle worker who has turned an ordinary-looking inner-city school into a centre of learning? The sort of centre that would transform Britain into a nation of well-educated, decent citizens—if his leadership was imposed on ALL our schools? Step forward wiry, 57-year-old Welshman Hayden Evans, above. When he arrived there were only 40 applications for the 180 places available. This year there were 840.

Says Mr Evans: "We pick up on small things like running in the corridor. You sort out the minor things and the more serious things might never happen.

"That's the very simple logic of it. Zero tolerance.

"That's exactly what we use. We're not a totalitarian regime but they've got to know that intimidating classmates is unacceptable."

Smiling

But the greatest example to those schools turning out tomorrow's criminals, druggies and down-and-outs is the way the Sir John Cass emphasises self-motivation and independent learning

The head sums up a philosophy that should be put up in lights outside the Education Department. "One of the pleasures I have is watching all the children go home at night happy and smiling. I find it inspiring and it makes me work harder."

And you come away knowing that success is all down to leadership—whether it's a hospital, a police force or a school.

Or, come to that, a country.

Meanwhile down the road

A QUICK trip across the Thames is all it takes to see the other face of education.

Welcome to the all-girl Waverley School in Peckham, where only fools and horses would want to send their kids. At least that's what one mother said, adding: "My 12-year-old hates it." Here the number passing five GCSEs is 30 per cent—barely a third of the Sir John Cass pass rate.It is making some improvement with rates up from 23 per cent four years ago. But sadly headteacher Lesley Day didn't want to talk about her plans and dreams. She was more anxious about us taking pictures of the school and its logo.

"I shall complain if you use them," she said. Pity that's all she had to say about her school.