Ben Affleck plants a kiss on the side of his eldest child Violet's head after she drives to dinner

The winning lottery numbers for the National Lottery's £20million jackpot are here, along with Saturday's Thunderball draw for half a million pounds.

Saturday Night Takeaway fans were convinced they'd caught a studio guest swearing on the ITV show - before the 9pm watershed.Ant and Dec's beloved Saturday night show returned to screens this weekend (March 5), and the action-packed show included pranks on Strictly star Craig Revel-Horwood and live performances from glam rock band The Darkness.However, eagle-eyed viewers were distracted when a stunned member of the audience, Laura, was picked to join the Geordie hosts on stage and play a game called The Masked Humdinger.The game involved members of Laura's family, including her mum and daughter Holly singing in crazy costumes, just like the masked celebs normally do on ITV's The Masked Singer.The thing is, many fans thought Laura looked rather unimpressed to be chosen out of everybody in the live studio audience.In fact, they were convinced they'd caught the show guest swearing on camera - mouthing the word "s***" in front of the nation.Fans flocked to Twitter to point out the alleged language blunder before the watershed, when curse words aren't allowed to be broadcast.One wrote: "#SaturdayNightTakeaway Laura looks like she wants to kill whoevers responsible."A second commented: "Sh** I think she said lol #SaturdayNightTakeaway." Lins asked: "Did Laura just say sh**? #SaturdayNightTakeaway," adding several laughing face emojis.A third added: "Laura is FUMING #SaturdayNightTakeaway." CD13 added: "She just said sh** on camera #SaturdayNightTakeaway."A fourth penned: "I love how mortified Laura is #SaturdayNightTakeaway." A fifth agreed: "Laura’s raging isn’t she #SaturdayNightTakeaway." Alex added: "She is NOT happy! #SaturdayNightTakeaway."However, it became clear Laura enjoyed being up on stage with Ant and Dec, and the

Jean Slater’s shopping trip turns into the day from hell as she is accosted by security guards. The cleaner, played by Gillian Wright, 61, finds herself in the middle of a shoplifting drama as she is bundled into a jewellery store.

Ford Sierra found in a garage has been sold for £60,000 – three times its showroom price.The RS500 Cosworth was around £19,950 when new and it had a top speed of 150 mph and was capable of reaching 60mph in six seconds.The white D-reg three-door car has 78,000 miles on the clock and was flogged at auction last month after being found in storage in the north west of England.The motor was flogged by auctioneer Hampson in Manchester.And Classic and Sports Car magazine said: “This completely original 1987 Ford Sierra RS pop Cosworth went to a new home last week, having spent almost a decade dry-stored and unused.“Discovered and sold by Hampson Auctions, we hope its next lucky keeper will bring it back to best.”And Fast Car mag warned potential buyers looking to snap up a Cossie: “ Cossies are no longer supercars for the working man.“Today you need a mortgage to buy a three-door and balls the size of melons to drive one as it’s intended.“So-called Cosworth Tax is real: parts prices are no joke, with massive bills. And it will break down…”Ford made just 500 of the two-litre motors and the seller -Ford launched the Sierra RS Cosworth at the 1985 Geneva Motor Show, and Motorsport magazine pronounced it “quite simply the best high-performance saloon in the world”.To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up for one of our newsletters here.

officer has told how he risked his life to get close to some of Britain’s most dangerous gangsters.Soldier-turned-policeman Shay Doyle played the part of a 24-hour villain after a bloody gang war left innocent kids dead in Manchester’s violent Moss Side area.He was also on the frontline of the hunt for double cop killer Dale Cregan and the murder probe into the gangland slaying of Salford’s “Mr Big” Paul Massey.But a life in the shadows took its toll, sparking a devastating breakdown.Now, in an explosive memoir, Shay tells how he went from Manchester “street kid” to one of the UK’s most ­secretive and elite officers.Built like a cage fighter and street smart, he was raised on a council estate rife with drugs – and could have turned to a life of crime.Instead, he ended up playing the part of Northern Irish gangster Mikey O’Brien.He was given a new identity, his DNA and fingerprints were removed from the national database and any trace of his old life was removed.Shay, now in his early 40s, said: “It was like I’d vanished. I was given a new passport, birth certificate, driving licence, bank cards, credit cards, all the essential documents for a new identity.“I was sent to the secret Special Branch facility in Lisburn, where I received ­further training in handling firearms and improvised explosives because part of my backstory – or legend – was that I was a professional robber.“I learned how to make cutting ­charges to blow a hole in a wall and how to breach the skin of an armoured cash van with a shape charge.“I was even sent to a diamond centre to learn about clarity and cut.

ITV show Starstruck – and now he always asks for them. He said: “I was given some Freddos in my dressing room, that gave me the idea to start asking for them.“I got given caramel ones, which I didn’t even know they did and I love them.“The thing is, they’re 25p now – I’m livid.

BBC chiefs turned down a new series of Nicholas Lyndhurst’s sitcom Goodnight Sweetheart. The show’s writer Laurence Marks was up for penning a new batch of episodes to make viewers giggle and offered it to execs.But he was snubbed and told the corporation wanted to focus on new ideas.Laurence told the Daily Star Sunday: “We could have done another series of Goodnight Sweetheart, but the BBC pulled back from that.“They got frightened that they were putting on too many old shows — shows that had already been seen. So instead they put on shows that nobody wanted to watch.

Saturday Night Takeaway is back to add sparkle to Saturday nights.

A resident of under-siege Kyiv downed a Russian drone with a jar of cucumbers from her balcony, it has been claimed.

The big fight tonight comes in the shape of YouTube stars Deji and Alex Wassabi facing off at Wembley Arena.

Joining Deadline as part of the Amazon Studios presentation at Contenders Film: The Nominees event were two of the stars of Aaron Sorkin’s funny, moving and cleverly constructed story of the relationship of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz in Being the Ricardos, which all takes place in a week during the course of a taping of an episode of I Love Lucy.

Prices are definitely not slashed at one Florida home that’s for sale. The house used as the location setting for Tim Burton’s 1990 cult classic, Edward Scissorhands, is on the market for a cool $700k.

George Clooney and his wife Amal Clooney are friends of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Hollywood star George once opened up on Meghan’s treatment with a warning that “history was repeating”.George will be on our screens today as his hit film Ocean’s Twelve airs on TV this evening.However, some viewers may be keen to know more about the star’s life off-screen as well.The Hollywood actor is reportedly pals with Meghan and Prince Harry, who also live in California.George has even spoken in the past to defend Meghan.He compared her treatment of being photographed as similar to that of Princess Diana.Chatting back in February 2019, he made the admission in an interview with an Australian magazine.He told Who magazine: “I do want to say, they’re just chasing Meghan Markle everywhere.“She’s a woman who is seven months pregnant and she has been pursued and vilified and chased in the same way that Diana was.“And it’s history repeating itself.

After years of waiting, the film adaptation of Jessica Knoll‘s bestselling novel Luckiest Girl Alive is finally headed to Netflix.

Fra Fee will be heading back to the stage for his next project!

The more you know! During Netflix’s Love Is Blind season 2, eagle-eyed viewers couldn’t stop talking about Shaina Hurley and her frequent squinting.

Things seem to be going very well for Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck. The two have made headlines for months now as they've rekindled their romance and finally confirmed it publicly before stepping out at the Venice Film Festival in a dazzling red carpet display.

Ben Affleck's daughter Violet, 15, was seen driving her father and siblings to lunch in Brentwood on Thursday afternoon.The 49-year-old performer was also spotted staying close to his three children as they made their way through a restaurant's parking lot as they prepared to sit down together.The actor shares his daughters and son with his former wife, Jennifer Garner, and has been in the process of introducing them to the twins of his current partner, Jennifer Lopez.

Jennifer Garner, 49, glowed as she headed to a brunch in Malibu, California. The 13 Going On 30 actress looked boho chic in a loose fitting brown patterned dress as she waved to cameras on Saturday, Sept. 11 before walking into exclusive restaurant Shutters on the Beach. She kept her brown hair down in a loose, natural wave for the morning outing, accessorizing with a flat gladiator inspired sandal, black leather clutch and black sunglasses. 

It’s all about family bonding time for Jennifer Garner, 49, who taught her youngest children, daughter Seraphina, 12, and son Samuel, 9, how to pump gas on September 10. The actress looked content as ever as she sweetly gave her children a step-by-step tutorial on how to pump their own gas at a local station in Brentwood. After all, they’ll be driving in no time! 

Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner’s oldest daughter, Violet Affleck, is just months away from her 16th birthday, and she’s putting her learner’s permit to good use as she prepares to take her driving test. Ben took Violet and his two other kids, Seraphina Affleck and Samuel Affleck, out to dinner in Brentwood, and Violet drove the whole family there in her dad’s car. Ben was seen giving her some directions from the front seat, while Seraphina and Samuel appeared to be sitting in the back.