BBC Panorama vows 'no stone unturned' investigation into Princess Diana interview

Homes Under The Hammer’s Martin Roberts has taken to social media to give fans an update after breaking down in tears at Costco while buying supplies for Ukrainian refugees. In a new video uploaded to Twitter, Martin told his 28,000 followers he had joined a “convoy” to deliver essential products to the Polish-Ukrainian border.He filmed himself in his van as he explained the journey he was set to make to “do his bit” to help those affected by the war.Martin explained: “I’m now in my van - I’ve got a VW van.“And I’ve been asked by a charity down in Bournemouth to help them and join their convoy to actually head to the Polish-Ukrainian border and take loads of supplies to literally the frontline.“So, I’ve bought some more stuff from the shops and I’m gonna pick up some pallets of stuff from their warehouse down in Bournemouth and get on the ferry and drive across France and the Netherlands and Germany, and then to the Polish border and hopefully be there in the next 24 hours or so.“And then I’ll be, hopefully, having a chance to actually see where this stuff goes, make sure it goes to the right places and just do my bit.“And I’m not doing this for any other reason other than, you know, it’s just me wanting to do what I can.“At the end of the day, in this case, I’m not a celebrity - I’m a man with a van.”Martin captioned the post: “Thank you for all your kind messages after my Costco experience.They meant the world.“Things have moved on.

Jussie Smollett is preparing for jail.

Kim Kardashian is sharing some of her first shots together with boyfriend Pete Davidson.

Deepti Vempati is opening up about Love Is Blind.

The CDC has reported that the average age for most first-time moms is 26-years-old, but plenty of celebrities have welcomed children well before that age.

Bob Chapek is speaking out again.

Shirley Ballas, 61, has been the head judge on BBC's Strictly Come Dancing since the departure of Len Goodman in 2017.The ballroom dancer has taken to Instagram to share that she has had a "tough week" in the midst of her recent health issues.Shirley took to her Instagram story to share a video of herself at the Mamma Mia party, held at London's O2 Arena.She captioned the video in view of her 237,000 followers: "OMG what a tough week personally. (sic)"I needed this show to lift my spirits and it did.

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Lottery players had a chance to scoop a whopping jackpot of around £25 million in tonight’s EuroMillions draw.

Manchester City saw their ploy to sign former Arsenal and Chelsea striker Olivier Giroud prior to his move to AC Milan rejected, according to reports.

Kim Kardashian might be catching a lot of heat for her statements telling women to get up and work, but what better way to get over controversy with a little distraction. On Friday, Kim shared a gallery of photos with her 291 million followers, and included some cute pics with her boyfriend Pete Davidson. Including one where it looks like SNL star is laying down on her lap blowing smoke from a joint into her mouth.

her viral hit “abcdefu,” 17-year-old TikTok sensation Gayle launches an F-bomb tirade against a shady ex: “F—k you and your friends that I’ll never see again/Everybody but your dog, you can all f—k off.”But she was worried that her foul-mouthed rant would piss off her grandmother. “When I played that song for my grandmother, I was so nervous,” Gayle told The Post. “And, you know, she told me that I got to say all the things at 17 that she never could.

booktriggerwarnings.com, cites vices across classic literature such as fatphobia, age-gap romances, discrimination against gypsies, and even diarrhea as some of the red flags for readers.Though, the minds behind the concept are quick to admit that the team of peer-based trigger spotters are not all that qualified. “We are not medical/psychological professionals and do not claim that our pages are complete or accurate,” a homepage message reads, also warning “just because a book ‘looks safe’ for you on our site does not guarantee that it is.”There’s been a total of 6,701 books to have trigger warnings on the webpage, the Daily Mail reported.

Kim Kardashian has finally gone Instagram official with her comedian boyfriend Pete Davidson, after only recently breaking her silence on the romance.The 41 year old mum of four shared a selection of images in a sparkling grey outfit as she posed in her hallway with Pete, 28. In one image, the brunette SKIMS brand-owner leaned down for a kiss at her new beau, as he leant against her legs on the plush carpet. Kim donned a glittery feathered coat and a pair of silver foil-look thigh-high boots and a pair of sunglasses for the momentous occasion.

Naked Attraction viewers were less than impressed with one contestant’s reaction not being chosen for a date.The Channel 4 show sees members of the public strip naked in a bid to secure a date with one lucky singleton. However the latest episode of the show featured a moment that left some viewers cringing after a contestant called Leon reacted to not being chosen as Nameya’s date.

With women’s history month in full swing, livestream shopping app NTWRK has teamed up with e.l.f. Cosmetics and artist and designer Georgina Treviño on an exclusive jewelry collaboration.

Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid are putting their 2022 Fashion Show earnings to great use, donating and providing aid to Ukraine and Palestine.The successful supermodels announced that they would donate to organizations that help provide refugee and medical aid to victims of the conflict, following in the footsteps of fellow Argentinian model Mica Argañaraz.Gigi wrote, “I am pledging to donate my earnings from the Fall 2022 shows to aid those suffering from the war in Ukraine, as well as continuing to support those experiencing the same in Palestine.”The Hadid sisters, who walked in multiple shows in Paris, Milan and New York, stated that they would like to “walk for something,” adding that “Our eyes and hearts must be open to all human injustice.”“We rarely have control of our work schedules and this week has really shown me the strength and perseverance of the people around me who are going through pure terror,” Bella said, declaring that she stands “alongside every person that has been affected by this war and the innocent people who’s lives have been changed forever from the hands of ‘power.’”Gigi stated, “May we all see each other as brothers and sisters, beyond politics, beyond race, beyond religion.”The two models join the list of celebrities helping to provide aid and support to Ukraine, including Hayden Panettiere, Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher, Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds, among others.Fashion designers are also taking a stand against the conflict, including Balenciaga, Giorgio Armani and Christian Siriano.

Royal wedding dresses are always the subject of much fascination, analysis and inspiration - but some stick in our mind more than others.

Even the royal family enjoys the holidays -- perhaps even a little too much. The late Princess Diana's spirit may live on to celebrate Christmas through a bad habit of Prince William's that he picked up from his mother -- opening Christmas gifts early.

24 Dec 2020 It wouldn't be Christmas without the Royal family, would it? Their annual appearences on Christmas morning are as highly anticipated by  many of us as mince pies and turkey sandwiches.Sadly, this Christmas there will no church visit thanks to lockdown restrictions but there's still a glorious repertoire of royal festive fashion to look back at from over the years. From The Duchess of Cambridge's tartan Miu Miu coat to Princess Diana's houndstooth Moschino suit and The Queen's chic 1950s dresses, we've rounded up the most stylish royal Christmas looks from the 1940s until now. Click through our gallery to see the best outfits from years past...We rely on advertising to help fund our award-winning journalism.We urge you to turn

The Crown portrayed Princess Diana making a difference to perceptions of HIV and AIDS but not everything we saw was accurate.