Coleen Nolan claims she’s ‘struggling’ to pay bills despite staggering Loose Women paycheck: ‘Got worries’
Loose Women star Coleen Nolan has revealed she is struggling to pay her bills and mortgage despite her public profile as she opened up about her financial concerns.The TV personality, 59, admitted that her income “literally goes straight out on bills” and mortgage payments.Speaking to Woman’s Own magazine, Nolan said: “Money that I make literall…
Janette Manrara breaks silence amid Wynne Evans BBC Strictly scandal after falling subject to singer’s lewd joke
Strictly Come Dancing host Janette Manrara has broken her social media silence following recent controversy on the show’s live tour.The professional dancer turned presenter, 40, shared a series of photos and clips dedicated to her mother, husband, and daughter Lyra on social media.The post marks Manrara’s first public statement since Welsh opera…
Wynne Evans’ brother launches PETITION in defence of singer amid BBC Strictly tour axe as he breaks silence on saga
Wynne Evans’ brother, Mark Llewelyn Evans, has spoken out on the star’s departure from the Strictly Live Tour – and started a petition for the Strictly star to be fairly reported in the press. The opera singer revealed last night that he and the BBC had come to a decision that he should step away from the tour due to his comments made towards J…
Wynne Evans ‘splits’ from ‘humiliated’ girlfriend amid BBC Strictly live tour scandal days after leaving show
Strictly Come Dancing star Wynne Evans has reportedly split from his girlfriend Liz Brookes following his controversial sexual remarks on the show’s live tour.The 53-year-old opera singer and Go Compare star had been dating events manager Brookes, 50, since early last year, but sources have claimed Brookes was left “humiliated” by Evans’ behavio…
POLL OF THE DAY: Do you think streaming services like Netflix should come under the BBC licence fee? VOTE NOW
As Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy looks at ways to rejig the licence fee, GB News asks its members if streaming services like Netflix should come under the TV tax.Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office, the Treasury, and the Department for Culture, Media, and Sport are all discussing the idea to extend the fee to those who use these streaming websit…
BBC Celeb Mastermind fans plead ‘get on with it’ after Clive Myrie introduces format change: ‘Is he ok?’
BBC Celebrity Mastermind viewers have been left fuming after host Clive Myrie, 60, added a new segment to the show that tried their patience. In 2021, Myrie replaced John Humphries after the former host retired following 18 years at the helm of the flagship quiz programmes. During Monday’s show, viewers were incensed by the behaviour of celeb c…
BBC Silent Witness viewers make plea as drama airs ‘horrifying’ plane scenes minutes in: ‘Stop it!’
Silent Witness continued on Tuesday, with the previous episode’s dramatic plot coming to a close, but viewers were left sickened by the graphic scenes.The instalment picked up from Monday’s, which saw Dr Nikki Alexander (Emilia Fox) travelling on a, plane from Mumbai to London, but she found herself in a horrifying situation as passengers began …
Prue Leith, 84, admits ‘this is nearly the end’ in candid reflection on ageing
Dame Prue Leith has spoken honestly about ageing as she approaches her 85th birthday milestone next month. The Great British Bake Off host, 84, also recently revealed details of her home life with husband John Playfair. Reflecting on her 84 years, Leith declared bluntly that: “I think old age stinks!” “It takes me 10 minutes to get myself out …
Katya Jones breaks silence on Wynne Evans’ BBC Strictly tour axe after singer issues apology
Strictly Come Dancing star Wynne Evans has been axed from the show’s live tour following inappropriate comments made at a photocall earlier this month, and his former dance partner Katya Jones has broken her silence.The 53-year-old opera singer and GoCompare star has also stepped back from his BBC Radio Wales show, with Jones calling for people …
Channel 4 viewers slam new ‘propaganda’ migration documentary: ‘Taken it too far!’
Channel 4’s new documentary series Go Back To Where You Came From has stirred intense debate online as it prepares to debut on Monday, February 3. The show will follow six Britons with opposing views on immigration as they retrace common migration routes to the UK. The four-part series, adapted from a multi-award-winning Australian format, will…