A knighthood would be nice – but I just can’t be arsed, says Robbie Williams

health benefits, a shot of apple cider vinegar is this year’s avocado toast.It certainly ticks a lot of hipster boxes: alcohol-free drinks for grown-ups, fermentation for health, low sugar. Most of the brands on the market are produced on a small scale (which qualifies them for the ‘artisan’ label) and British-made, so ‘local’. But I had my doubts. First there’s the slogans.

bully me badly for the first two years of secondary school. My husband is hoping we can all hang out as a foursome and they are busy planning holidays, but I feel incredibly stressed about it. Do you think I should try to talk things through with her? What should I say?– Help, love BulliedOh Bullied, this must be so difficult for you. You’ve found your place in the world and then in sashays the person who used to make you feel as though you didn’t deserve that place. It’s a serious thing to find yourself in early adolescence at the mercy of a harasser.

– Cathy, BucksNo. Most assuredly not.

BBC presenter Nina Warhurst gave her fans a fright this weekend when her young son was rushed to A&E. The BBC Breakfast presenter shared a photo of her little boy's arm in a plaster cast, revealing to her Twitter followers that she'd had to take him to hospital.

With his new 25th anniversary compilation ‘XXV’ out in September, Robbie Williams has announced that he will be heading out to play some of his hits live in UK and Ireland arenas the following month.The new compilation sees Williams re-record a bank of tracks from across his career – including ‘Angels’, ‘Let Me Entertain You’ and ‘Rock DJ’ – with Dutch orchestra Metropole Orkest, which is an interesting way to mark the anniversary. Though the orchestra isn’t mentioned on the tour poster, so maybe the accompanying shows will go with the less interesting usual versions of those songs.“I’m so excited to announce my new album ‘XXV’ which celebrates many of my favourite songs from the past 25 years”, Williams said recently of the record.

Robbie Williams has announced a greatest hits tour to mark 25 years since started his solo career.The former Take That star will be hitting the road for a series of dates which include two nights at The O2 in London in October. Further shows will take place in Birmingham, Manchester, Glasgow and Dublin.Fans who pre-order his forthcoming new album ‘XXV’ here, by 3pm BST tomorrow (June 14) will receive access to a pre-sale on Wednesday (June 15) from 9am for up to 48 hours.Tickets will then go on general sale at 9am on Friday (June 17).

Robbie Williams debuted a new hairstyle on Sunday as he performed during half time of the celebrity charity event Soccer Aid.  The singer, 48, dressed to impress in a bedazzled double denim ensemble in the London Stadium.  The hitmaker rocked his graying tresses slicked back in a mullet style as he took to the stage to perform his hit Angels at the star studded event.

Ayda explained: “At first it was incredibly awkward and weird and then there was a moment on the couch.”“I had that like ‘Oh my God did you just feel that’ moment.”And Robbie went on to reveal how he felt he had known his wife “forever” when they met.Robbie said: “I felt as though I've known this person forever, I've known her before, and there was something in the universe it was like a massive hand going ‘this one’.”“And then I relented and then thank you universe.”He continued: “I met Ayda two weeks before going to rehab and it still didn’t put her off!“You are mental, you really rolled the dice there babe.”Robbie and Ayda tied the knot back in 2010 and share four children - Theodora Rose, Charlie Valentine, Colette Josephine and Beau Benedict Enthoven Williams.Soccer Aid airs tonight at 6.30pm on ITV.

The stars of stage, screen, and sport will once again be ditching their day jobs to become footballers for one game - and one game only. That can only mean Soccer Aid is back for another year.

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Robbie Williams has named “gentleman thug” Ben Shepherd as the celebrity that consistently impresses him every year in Soccer Aid. The Good Morning Britain presenter normally trades the fun-loving and warm persona he emits every morning, for a tenacious, tough tackling, terrier-like midfielder who does not stop chasing the ball.

Robbie Williams has thrown his hat into the ring for the Eurovision Song Contest 2023.The Let Me Entertain You singer said he has put his name "forward" following this year's event, which saw the UK's entry Sam Ryder take the contest by storm and finish in second place.However, fans shouldn't get too excited, as it's not being the UK's competition entry that Robbie is interested in.Instead, he wants to perform a half-time show during the ceremony.So it sounds like the Take That heartthrob won't be facing the dreaded "nil points" that have befallen many a Eurovision hopeful over the years.The Mirror quoted him as saying: "I've already put my name forward, not for the UK but the half-time part.""I thought, I'll have a bit of that," he went on."No one did it until Justin Timberlake did and Madonna. I was like, I want to do that like those people.

Robbie Williams has been a solo artist for 25 years now. He should probably do something to mark that milestone. And he has.

Ahead of the release of his new album, XXV, he explained he doesn’t want to have to go through the other honours before arriving at a knighthood.He said: “Sir Robbie would be great.“But do you have to get an OBE before that? Because I can’t be a***d.“If it goes OBE, CBE then I am not turning up.Straight to knighthood,” he told The Sun.The new album, celebrating his 25 year solo career since quitting Take That in 1995, has been in the making for three years.If the album gives him his 14th number one in the UK album charts when released on September 9, he will be ahead of Elvis Presley, with whom he shares the record for solo artist.In regards to overtaking Elvis, he said he was surprised how an artist who was no longer alive could still be topping the charts.He continued to the aforementioned publication: “He doesn’t stay dead, he is constantly putting another album out.“It’s like mouse and cheese. He goes, ‘OK’ and then the cheese goes further away.”Continuing, he explained that he is still confused about everything that has happened in his life.The star furthered that competing with Elvis was another “mind-bending moment”.“That being said, I am really ambitious and really competitive and I really want it.

Robbie Williams has stripped completely naked for the artwork of his new album.The Rock DJ hitmaker, 48, bared all to recreate Rodin's The Thinker pose up a storm for the camera.He shared some exciting news with fans on his Instagram page on Tuesday (June 7) morning.Alongside a short clip promoting his new project, Robbie wrote:"My new album XXV is out on September 9th."The album consists of re-recorded and newly orchestrated versions of my greatest hits recorded with the Metropole Orchestra, alongside a few surprises. I can’t wait to share it with you.

NME at a launch event for new album ‘XXV’, which sees him reimagine his best-known songs with the Metropole Orkest

Fresh from playing a mammoth homecoming concert at Stoke-on-Trent's Vale Park last weekend, Robbie Williams has announced details of his new album XXV.

Following Sam Ryder's success at the Eurovision Song Contest last month, which saw him claim second place and give Harry Styles a run for his money on the Official Singles Chart, Robbie Williams now wants a piece of the pie.

Robbie Williams covered an Oasis classic at his big homecoming concert in Stoke-on-Trent last night (June 4).The pop star performed at Vale Park in his hometown – the stadium where his football team Port Vale play.During the gig, Williams aired versions of Take That songs including ‘Do What U Like’ and ‘Could It Be Magic’, before launching into a version of Oasis’ ‘Don’t Look Back In Anger’. According to the Stoke Sentinel, the singer told fans at the gig that he was kicked out of Take That for “going to Glastonbury and hanging out with the Gallagher brothers”.Later in the concert, the star debuted Port Vale’s new home kit during the encore and lifted the club’s new playoff trophy on stage.

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Martin Compston has issued a heartfelt plea for fans to get involved ahead of Soccer Aid 2022.