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Lily Allen forced to cancel show after 'DEVASTATING news'

The Trigger Bang singer is often unashamedly outspoken on social media when it comes to topics such as politics or feminism, and will take a no-holds-barred approach.

But the mum-of-two took a decidedly softer tone on Twitter tonight, as she revealed she'd been hit by "devastating news".

Addressing her 5.65 million followers, Lily Allen said: "I'm really quite sick, and I've just had some truly devastating news.

"Can you trolls just allow me for today? Thanks in advance.".

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She later shared The Vic Theatre's post, which announced Lily had pulled out of a performance.

The statement read: "We're sorry to say that tonight's show has been cancelled.

Tickets purchased online will be refunded automatically.

"Due to illness, Lily Allen's performance scheduled for tonight, October 31, at The Vic Theatre has been cancelled.

We apologize for any inconvenience." Commenting on the message, Lily wrote: "I will have more details for you shortly.

"Can you trolls just allow me for today?" Lily Allen "I am so sorry everybody but I have been battling this since the 16th." The 33-year-old's fans rushed to show the No Shame star their support.

One Twitter user said: "Take care of yourself! We understand.

I've been a fan since 2007, I can wait a little longer to see you.".

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While another continued: "I want to let you know that we still love you.

Get well soon." A third encouraged: "Feel better boo! While I'm sad I won't get to see you tonight, your health is so much more important." Get well soon, Lily!.

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IIHS updates used vehicle list for teens - IIHS News - Duration: 1:57.

Jessica Cicchino >> IIHS is known for our new-vehicle recommended lists, but we know

that a new vehicle isn't always in the budget for parents who are shopping for their teens,

so we wanted to make sure that parents looking for a used vehicle knew that there are some

safe options out there for them.

There are four things that we think that parents should look for.

One is that bigger and heavier vehicles are safer for their occupants.

The second is electronic stability control.

We think that's a must for teen drivers.

The third is that vehicles should have the best crashworthiness ratings possible, both

from IIHS and from the federal government.

And we think that teens should stay away from high-horsepower vehicles.

With all else being equal, a bigger, heavier vehicle is going to protect its occupants

better in a crash than a smaller lighter vehicle, so if you're in one of the smallest vehicles on the road

you're going to be at a disadvantage against nearly everything else that's out there.

To drive home this point, we conducted a pair of crash tests where we tested two bigger,

heavier vehicles that were used against two lighter vehicles that were new from the same

manufacturer.

Even though the smaller vehicles were among the best in their class, they couldn't hold

up against the larger vehicles.

The forces to the dummies were much higher in the smaller vehicles than what we saw in

the larger vehicles, and the measurements of the dummies indicated that the drivers

of the smaller vehicles in a real-world crash would be at a high risk of having head injuries.

These results show that a larger used vehicle can be a better choice than a smaller new

vehicle even if they're the same price.

Parents have a lot of vehicles to choose from.

Our Best Choices list has vehicles that are under $20,000, and our Good Choices list has

vehicles that are under $10,000.