Antiques Roadshow guest shocked to learn value of John Lennon police helmet

Wayne Rooney has opened up about his relationship with wife Coleen in the wake of his documentary dropping on Amazon Prime on Friday 11 February. The footballer’s infidelities are addressed in the eye-opening documentary, in which wife of 14 years Coleen emotionally t alks about on camera for the first time Ahead of its release tomorrow, Wayne chatted to Good Morning Britain’s Ben Shepherd, and discussed how he always knew he wanted to marry Coleen. “I knew from a young age that I wanted to marry her,” Wayne said.

Prince Charles is self-isolating after contracting Covid for a second time. In a statement, a Clarence House spokesperson said: "This morning The Prince of Wales has tested positive for COVID-19 and is now self-isolating.

When Wayne Rooney got signed to Everton aged 16, he wasn't the only one thrust into the spotlight.The public were equally as fascinated by his high school sweetheart Coleen Rooney, who became a columnist for this very magazine! The couple tied the knot in Italy's Portofino in 2008, with the special day being covered exclusively by OK! magazine. Coleen, 36, has revealed all about the ups and downs of their relationship in new Amazon documentary - Rooney.

With Valentine's Day just around the corner we have been inundated with images of lingerie models which can often spark insecurities. However, one brand that is aiming to remove this feeling for their shoppers is supermarket brand George at Asda.

You know that a hair product is going down well when it flies off the shop shelves in a flash. But when it completely sells out not one, not two, but three times? It sounds like a diamond in the rough to us.That’s exactly what happened when celebrity hairdresser Chris Appleton, hair stylist to the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Kim Kardashian and Dua Lipa, teamed up with ColorWow to launch his very own hair mask that creates an “expensive-looking” finish.The fact that it kept selling out in the States was largely behind the delay of the UK launch of Money Masque, £39.50 here, because the brand just couldn’t keep up with demand. Suffice to say the people are loving it.

Prince Harry has paid tribute to the hard work his mother Princess Diana did in her battle to help people diagnosed with HIV.The Duke of Sussex spoke to Welsh rugby legend Gareth Thomas over video call, where they discussed the importance of people getting tested for the virus. The 37-year-old then praised the progress his mother Diana, Princess of Wales, had made during her years campaigning for public awareness of the disease, while insisting more still needs to be done.

Lydia Bright has revealed she has been "worried sick" after her nanny 'biscuit' was rushed to hospital as their family received some "worrying test results".The former TOWIE star – who previously said "a lot has changed" when she reunited with her former co-star Kate Ferdinand – reassured her followers by telling them her nanny was thankfully discharged from hospital, but for Lydia, it was a "frightening" ordeal.  Sharing a picture of her granny and her daughter Loretta, she wrote on her Instagram Stories: "Another reason I slept so bad last night, I was worried sick. Nanny biscuit was rushed to hospital yesterday after some worrying test results.

This Morning viewers watched on as one of the show’s callers plunged into a bath of custard after overcoming her 43 year phobia, before declaring herself the ‘Custard Queen’ and unveiling a surprise tattoo to mark the occasion. A recent segment from the ITV show went viral after host Phillip Schofield laughed as a woman phoned in to confess her phobia of what she’d been forced to call “the yellow stuff.” The lady called Michelle explained to Phil and his co-host Rochelle Humes that she’d been terrified of custard for the past 43 years, and that even the mere mention of it made her retch. But This Morning said they were there to help, as therapists Nick and Eva Speakman vowed to work with Michelle to overcome her unusual but intense phobia.

Sir Paul McCartney has told how he thought a "girl fan" had got hold of his phone number but was surprised to learn it was superstar Michael Jackson.The singer, 79, said he didn't recognise the softly spoken voice on the other end of the phone and became annoyed, thinking that it was a "groupie" who had managed to get his number.In an interview with Daily Star, the British hitmaker spoke of his shock at learning who he was speaking to.Paul recalled: "Somebody rang me up, and this high voice I didn’t recognise said, ‘Hi, Paul.'"I thought, ‘This is a girl fan, and how the hell did she get my number?’ I was quite annoyed," he admitted.The former Beatles member revealed who was actually on the other end of the phone.He explained: "Then the voice said, ‘It’s Michael,’ and suddenly it dawned on me."It wasn’t a girl, it was Michael Jackson, and he basically said, ‘Do you want to make some hits?’"Following the phone call, the duo went on to work together to write the 1983 hit, Say Say Say.The song became Jackon's best performing Hot 100 chart single and led the list for six weeks in December 1983.Elsewhere, former Good Morning Britain presenter Piers Morgan opened up about a time that The Beatles star had called him up to scold him.Speaking on The Brett Lee podcast last month, spoke about having a scary phone call with Paul after meeting him for a few drinks earlier in his career.Piers said: “I was walking to the pub in Canary Wharf. We had a story on page 7 (in The Sun) about Paul McCartney.“He had a new girlfriend at the time called Heather Mills.

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Giovanni Pernice has laughed off the rumours that he is romantically involved with The Inbetweeners actress Emily Atack.MORE: Who is Strictly Come Dancing's Giovanni Pernice dating?Taking to his Instagram Stories on Thursday, the Strictly Come Dancing star reacted to the reports by sharing a tears of joy memoji of himself. He also included Abba's famous Mamma Mia song, which featured the words, "Here we go again".WATCH: Giovanni Pernice kisses Strictly partner Rose Ayling-EllisThe social media post comes two days after he was allegedly seen getting close with the British actress.

Tell-all documentary feature Dionne Warwick: Don’t Make Me Over is to be one of the first major films to launch on CNN+.

David Bowie would have been 74 years old on Friday, Jan. 8.

David Bowie was “terrified” when he met John Lennon for the first time, according to his longtime collaborator and producer Tony Visconti.Visconti recounted the significant meeting while speaking on the new radio special Bowie: Dancing Out in Space, which will air on BBC Radio 6 Music and BBC Radio 4 on Sunday evening (January 10).The show is part of a series of Bowie programmes which are airing on the BBC this weekend to mark five years since the late star’s death.Visconti has detailed how Bowie and Lennon first met in a New York hotel room before they collaborated on Bowie’s classic 1975 song ‘Fame’, saying that he was asked to accompany Bowie to the hotel room in order to “buffer the situation”.“About one in the morning I knocked on the

David Bowie‘s previously unreleased covers of John Lennon‘s ‘Mother’ and Bob Dylan‘s ‘Tryin’ to Get to Heaven’ have been released for the first time, to mark what would have been the music icon’s 74th birthday.The new take on Lennon’s 1970 track was originally recorded by Bowie in 1998 with longtime producer Tony Visconti. It was set to appear on a Lennon tribute collection, but the release ultimately failed to emerge.The other cover is ‘Tryin’ to Get to Heaven’ from Dylan’s 1997 Grammy-winning album ‘Time Out of Mind’.

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the Antiques Roadshow and explained that her late father, Ivor Gordon Russell, had escorted The Beatles in the Birmingham Hippodrome. She told expert Marc Allum that a sergeant came up with an idea of dressing the band members as police officers to help escort them into the venue through the crowd, with the subsequent pictures becoming world-famous - reports the Daily Star.

BBC One show's guest was shocked when she discovered the value of her dad's police hat, which was sported by the Imagine singer as he made his way to the Hippodrome. Her late father, Ivor Gordon Russell, had escorted the Merseyside group to the city's theatre in the 60s.

Antiques Roadshow guest was shocked when she discovered the value of her father's police hat once worn by John Lennon.The woman brought the special item to the BBC show in yesterday's episode (January 3) and explained that her late father, Ivor Gordon Russell, had escorted The Beatles in the Birmingham Hippodrome.She told expert Marc Allum that a sergeant came up with an idea of dressing the band members as police officers to help escort them into the venue through the crowd, with the subsequent pictures becoming world-famous.In a clip from the show, the guest explains: "John Lennon wore my father's helmet and the paparazzi were out and took pictures, and they got them into the theatre without any problems."She brings the picture to the

True Thompson is her mom Khloe Kardashian‘s twin! The two-year-old proved she already has plenty of sass, when she offered the camera some major side eye in KoKo’s December 30 Instagram snap. The Good American founder took the opportunity to issue a PSA to fans about wearing masks amid the COVID-19 pandemic. “When someone is coming just a little too close,” she captioned the pic, adding the hashtags “#SocialDistance #WearAMask.” In the adorable snap, True wore a beige knit sweater while styling her ringlet curls in a cute top knot.

While receiving an honour from the Queen is regarded as a huge honour to many stars - not all have welcomed being chosen to receive the prestigious accolades.Some have turned their back on the awards in the Queen's New Year of birthday lists due to political and personal reasons.Famously The Beatles star John Lennon accepted his MBE in 1965 but returned it four years later - citing Britain's political stance as a reason.The singer explained his decision in a letter to the Queen, saying he didn't want the award due to “the Nigeria-Biafra thing” (The Nigerian Civil War).Other reasons the star were Britain's support of the USA’s war in Vietnam and “'Cold Turkey' [by Plastic Ono Band] slipping down the charts”.In recent years it has become