Ant and Dec chuffed as I'm A Celebrity wins Bruce Forsyth Entertainment Award at NTAs

NBA All-Star Weekend is over and about four weeks away from March Madness starting. So, with this relative lull in between major basketball events, it’s not surprising that HBO has decided to debut its ambitious new basketball series right in between.

It’s the kind of tension that only reality TV can pull off.

As the Marvel Cinematic Universe continues to grow, we keep getting new characters introduced with nearly every new film and Disney+ series, how exactly established characters will return isn’t always a lock. Some have been ushered into the MCU only to never be seen again and others pop up again in surprising ways.

Darko Stosic becomes the latest to try and end his imposing reign.The Sunderland-born brawler has had a storied MMA career across 11 different promotions since his 2009 debut - finding an unlikely home on the continent after overcoming crippling anxiety.Talking frankly following his return to Poland this week, De Fries has told Daily Star Sport of his newfound freedom in entering the cage and how his career only really got started after his 30th birthday.Speaking from his hotel in Warsaw, he said: "I used to get picked on so I started doing Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and ended up winning national competitions - and all the talk was about MMA, so I started that and kept winning."De Fries won eight fights in a row alongside a no contest, and quickly made a name for himself in the UFC courtesy of a unanimous decision victory over Rob Broughton back in 2011.That led to a bout against the equally promising Stipe Miocic, who has gone on to become one of the greatest heavyweights in the history of the sport.Behind the scenes, De Fries was facing a battle that scared him more than any opponent ever had, crippling anxiety that made the pressure surrounding his meeting with Miocic feel like 'hell'.He says: "I was so terrified of that fight. He's a fantastic fighter and he probably would've won anyway, but I bottled that fight - which I've had to come to terms with."Will Phil De Fries defend his heavyweight belt? Give us your prediction in the comments sectionDe Fries has been open about seeking treatment and receiving medication for the anxiety that could've ended his career prematurely, admitting last year that he had been held back by mental illness.

Manchester United.Keane, 50, has been out of management since 2011 when he held the reins at Ipswich Town though admitted to former team-mate Gary Neville that he is keen to test himself again in the dugout.Speaking on the Overlap YouTube channel the former Man Utd captain said: "Realistically where am I going to go back in to?"The championship, top of League One... I think there's something in there where I could be a good manager." But Dunne, who featured alongside Keane at Ireland, believes the much-loved Sky Sports pundit should be setting his sights higher than his former club."I wouldn't be surprised," said Dunne, courtesy of Freebets, when asked if Keane has what it takes to become manager of Man Utd."He can go anywhere he wants.

Darts legend Raymond van Barneveld is pretty used to hearing what checkout he needs, but now he requires a new wedding ring after proposing to his girlfriend on a trip to Paris.The veteran Dutchman popped the question to his partner Julia Evans on a visit to the romance capital of the world - and thankfully for Barney, she said yes.Barneveld and Julia 37, who is British, began dating in April 2019 not long after the break up of the star's 25-year marriage with Sylvia, 52. His relationship with Sylvia had reportedly become strained due to his time spent away from home at tournaments, and in summer 2018, she was robbed at gunpoint while he was competing.

shark known as the megamouth has baffled scientists with its unique trick to catch prey. The 16ft long beast which tips the scales at over a tonne, swims in such dark depths of the ocean that no one knew it existed until 1976 when a megamouth became entangled in an anchor near Hawaii.

Queen has become quite the travel expert in her many years venturing all over the world as reigning monarch but there is one item she cannot bear to be without.Her Majesty has mastered the luggage game many years ago to ensure she is not without her home comforts, especially all the ingredients for her to have her perfect cup of tea.Despite probably not being short of offers to make her a brew, the Queen prefers to have her cuppa in her own way.Her Majesty is never without her own personalised kettle, which is said to be monogrammed.Although that is only one piece of the perfect tea as Her Majesty is said to have a large supply of Earl Grey tea with her no matter where she goes.She doesn't even have just any old tea bag of Earl Grey from her favourite provider either.The people at Twinings provide a specially created supply just for the Queen, which they have ensured is the highest possible quality, according to the Express.Her Majesty surprisingly carries nothing else to add to the tea other than some boiling hot water.Unlike many people who add milk and sugar, the Queen enjoys her brew plain to enjoy the full taste of Earl Grey.Tea is also just the beginning for Her Majesty’s home comforts as she also ensures her staff brings along sausages from London department store Harrods.For the latest breaking news from the Royal Family and stories from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.According to the Telegraph, the Queen also needs a hot water bottle, family photos, and pine-scented soaps to ensure a comfortable trip.The Queen also brings along with her a pack of her blood and a black outfit, which has a heartbreaking story behind it.In February 1952, the Queen’s father King George VI passed away at

calling it quits after more than 30 years, and doing so in a less than amicable way, people had plenty of thoughts. One of them was, how does their split impact their well-known adult children? Sure, Stephen, Seth, and younger sister Sydel are all married with children of their own, but you never get too old to have feelings about watching your parents break up. In a recent interview with sports site The Ringer, Stephen decided to share how he’d handled the divorce, which involved being of support, sans judgment, to both his mom and dad.

EAMONN Holmes has defended pal Rylan Clark after a nasty troll accused the host of "pulling sickies" after he was hospitalised following a mystery illness. The 62-year-old replied to a tweet originally shared by a nasty Twitter user, which has since been deleted, that claimed they were growing "weary" of Rylan's sick leave. The tweet read: "Never been a fan of @EamonnHolmes but sadly our TV and radio shows are loaded with presenters like him, who openly admit to having no talent or opinions and wonder why they're in their well-paid jobs.

sometimes worked as Jaida-Iman Benjamin, was last spotted at the intersection of Tujunga Avenue and Ventura Boulevard in the Studio City area on Saturday, February 19, according to a flyer by the Los Angeles Police Department. Benjamin, who reportedly suffers from bipolar disorder and schizophrenia, is listed at 5-foot-3 and was seen wearing a purple crop top, pink jogging shorts and a pair of white sneakers.

It was a night full of celebrations for Martin Compston as he scooped the Best Actor gong for his work in the BBC drama Line Of Duty at the National Television Awards.Trophy in hand, the Scottish star celebrated his win alongside OK! in our box at the black tie event at the O2. The star was joined by his stunning wife Tianna Flynn, with the two sharing a passionate kiss amid the chaos backstage.Tianna was snapped leaning back into Martin's arms as he lovingly lent forward to kiss her.

according to The Mirror. They were joined onstage by some of the contestants from last year's series, including Vernon Kay, Jordan North and winner Giovanna Fletcher.

LINE Of Duty star Tommy Jessop stole the show at the National Television Awards by breaking out into a dance while accepting their first gong. The BBC crime drama was awarded with two gongs during tonight's ceremony - with the first being best-returning drama.

Line of Duty won the prize for Best Returning Drama at the National Television Awards on Thursday night (9 September) – and fans were loving the jubilant reaction of one of its stars, Tommy Jessop. The actor, who played Terry Boyle in the BBC police corruption drama, danced on stage while the team accepted the award.

Line of Duty star Tomy Jessop melted hearts while series six of the BBC drama aired over the Spring period.The tense legal drama that had the nation gripped to their seats as they waited, impatiently, to discover the identity of H/The Fourth Man walked away with Best Returning Drama and the Special Recognition award at this year's National Television Awards.Taking to the stage cast and crew including Martin Compston and Tommy Jessop were delighted with the recognition at tele's most prestigious evening.However, while fans had voted in their thousands, their win was overshadowed when Tommy Jessop's victory dance delighted viewers at home and in the audience.Tommy, 36, took on the role of Terry Boyle in series five, airing in 2019 before

National Television Awards 2021.He was at the annual ceremony which celebrates and recognises the nation’s top performances in both drama and TV in the past 12 months.Those nominated for the award at this year's bash were David Tennant as Dennis Nilsen in Des, Vicky McClure as DI Kate Flemming in Line of Duty and Olly Alexander as Richie Tozer in It’s A Sin.However, Vicky’s nomination was not the only nod to the Line of Duty cast.Adrian Dunbar who plays Superintendent Ted Hastings and Martin Compston who plays DI Steve Arnott also received nominations for their efforts in the hugely popular drama.David Tennant’s performance as Dennis Nilsen in Des saw the Doctor Who star transformed into the serial killer for the ITV drama.Meanwhile,

Line Of Duty and Coronation Street were the big winners of the night, picking up a hattrick each of the reader-voted awards each.The BBC police drama won Best Drama Series, while show stars Martin Compston and Vicky McClure won their acting categories – meaning the show won three awards in total.Best Entertainment Show, in association With Greatest Hits Radio, was awarded to Channel 4's Gogglebox and Celebrity Gogglebox – knocking Ant and Dec down a peg, meaning Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway didn't win this year.Netflix series Bridgerton, which stars Phoebe Dynevor, took home Best Drama gong.

Line of Duty star Martin Compston showed off some new additions to his week's trophy collection after he won more awards in the last 48 hours. The Scots actor admitted he was thrilled after winning his latest gong for best actor tonight following a crazy 48 hours which also saw him win another coveted prize.

Line of Duty won big at this year’s TV Choice Awards, scoring a hat-trick of gongs at the ceremony.The BBC drama triumphed in the Best Drama Series category, as well as Best Actor and Best Actress awards for Martin Compston and Vicky McClure. Vicky beat off A-List competition from Olivia Colman for The Crown, Phoebe Dynevor for Bridgerton and Nicola Walker for ITV drama Unforgotten.Thanking the TV Choice viewers for her accolade, Vicky said: “You been so supportive over the years says.

Martin Compston was left feeling a little worse for wear after celebrating his team’s Soccer Aid victory last night. The Line of Duty star played alongside the likes of Roberto Carlos, Usain Bolt and Rivaldo in the World XI’s 3-0 victory over an equally star-studded England side in Manchester on Saturday.