'Blimey!' Midsomer Murders' Neil Dudgeon stunned at on-screen wife Fiona Dolman's show pic

Kate Garraway has updated her 1.1 million Instagram followers on why she missed the 8th anniversary edition of Good Morning Britain yesterday (Friday 29th April).The popular presenter usually co-hosts Friday's GMB alongside Ben Shephard, but was nowhere to be seen during the latest instalment.Kate's GMB colleague Charlotte Hawkins covered for her and tackled some big topics on the show.Ahead of the airing of her pre-recorded Saturday morning series Garraway's Good Stuff, the star explained why she missed her regular show.Kate wrote: "So apologies for my abscence from @gmb this last week - had to deal with some 'urgents' at home."But before that managed to get a whole hour dollop of #garrawaysgoodstuff in the bag for you. "Great #feelgood shares from @peterandre & @jamesbaymusic - plus this?!"Good sport Kate shared a fun video from the show of her trampolining with singer Peter Andre."Note to self - wear a sports bra - note to @peterandre - wear a belt," she added.

Arcade Fire returned to London last night (April 29) with a special show at the newly opened KOKO – watch the performance and see the setlist below.The Canadian band made their first UK live appearance since 2018 at the Camden Town venue, which had been closed for three years for a £70million restoration and redevelopment.Fans who didn’t manage to secure a ticket to the intimate gig were able to live-stream it via the Amazon Music UK channel on Twitch. Now, the platform has shared a replay of the concert that can be watched on-demand.Arcade Fire kicked off their 20-song set by playing the as-yet-unreleased ‘Age Of Anxiety I’, which will appear on their upcoming sixth studio album, ‘WE’.“Hi London, we really fucking missed you a lot,” frontman Win Butler told the audience at the start of the show.Butler and co.

British radio presenter Adele Roberts was visibly tearful as she scooped a gong at Diva Awards ceremony at the Waldorf Hilton Hotel in Covent Garden on Friday night. Adele, 42, was clearly taken aback by winning the prestigious award and was noticeably overcome with emotion as she went up to the stage to be presented with the Diva Choice Award that was chosen by the Diva Magazine team. The former Big Brother star was diagnosed with bowel cancer last October and she has been open with fans about her surgery and chemotherapy as she continues to battle the disease.

Alesha Dixon and Amanda Holden reportedly stormed off Britain's Got Talent after being terrified by a "horrible" audition. BGT judge Alesha, 43, and Amanda, 51, are said to have left the stage after being covered in cockroaches, in scenes which are set to air this weekend.

Hartlepool United midfielder Mark Shelton has been ruled out their League Two trip to Scunthorpe - because he got a cotton bud stuck in his ear.Yes, you read that correctly. The 25-year-old won't travel south for the penultimate game of the season following a trip to the hospital this week to get the foreign object removed."Mark's had a cotton bud in his ear that has gone in too far," Pools boss Graeme Lee told BBC Radio Tees.

Saudi operative was caught on camera hosting a party with two men involved with the devastating 9/11 attacks in the US 2001.Saudi national Omar al-Bayoumi, was arrested by UK police less than two weeks after the attack that killed nearly 3,000 Americans in New York, the Pentagon and Shanksville, Pennsylvania.Home video footage is said to show him mingling at his San Diego apartment with Nawaf al-Hazmi and Khalid al-Mihdhar, the first two hijackers to arrive in the US in January 2000.Elsewhere, he is seen meeting with Saudi officials and embracing Anwar al-Awlaki, a Yemeni-American cleric accused by US officials of being an an-Qaeda operative.British police seized the videos and documents from Bayoumi twenty years ago, and they've only become public now, thanks to the efforts of the families of some 9/11 victims, who say they had to go through the British courts to get the records."Why did it take 20 years for this information to see the light of day?" Brett Eagleson, who was 15-years-old when his father, Bruce, was killed in the World Trade Center, told CBS News.He wants his children to know what he calls "the secret of 9/11", who was behind the plot to kill their grandfather. "Will the Justice Department now explain to the families and to America why they did not pursue charges against (Saudi national Omar) al-Bayoumi? "And most astonishingly, why did this information come from the U.K.

mother-of-two who went missing a week ago.Katie Kenyon, 33, was last seen getting into a Ford Transit van in Burnley, Lancashire.A sighting of the large grey van led officers to prioritise a search in a wooded area in the Forest of Bowland, a western outlier of the Pennines, and they made the grim discovery on Friday night. Andrew Burfield, 50, from Burnley, has been charged with the young mum's murder.

CORONATION Street star Sam Aston is loved by loyal soap fans for his role as adorable Chesney Brown. The actor, 28, has graced soap screens since 2003 - at the tender age of 10.

KIRK Norcross has paid tribute to his late dad, Mick, 15 months after his sad death last year. The former Towie star, 33, smashed his way into 57-year-old Mick's home last January after reading a worrying tweet and found him dead after taking his own life in his wine cellar.

BRITAIN'S Got Talent host Ant McPartlin is seen begging an act to stop on tonight's episode of the show. The 46-year-old star, best known for mucking about in the wings during performances, asks acrobats the 'Freaks' not to continue.

Benedict Cumberbatch has criticised “repressive regimes” who ban films that include LGTBQ+ characters.It comes after Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness was banned in Saudi Arabia, allegedly over a 12-second scene where new character America Chavez (Xochitl Gomez) references her “two mums”.It follows Eternals being banned in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar due to a same-sex kiss scene.‘It’s difficult not to become emotional about it, to be honest. But it is, I’m afraid, an expected disappointment,” Cumberbatch told the PA News Agency (via Metro).‘We’ve come to know from those repressive regimes that their lack of tolerance is exclusionary to people who deserve to be not only included but celebrated for who they are, and made to feel a part of a society and a culture and not punished for their sexuality.’He went on to say the ban ‘feels truly out of step with everything that we’ve experienced as a species, let alone where we’re at globally as a culture,” and that including Chavez (who’s gay in the comics) “isn’t tokenism”.“We’ve included her because of how awesome she is as a character.

Eurovision song of all time to Dutch singer Duncan Laurence.RuPaul’s Drag Race judge Michelle Visage revealed during Radio 2’s Eurovision: The Official All-Time Most-Streamed that the legendary Swedish group's classic track, which won them the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest - held in Brighton - is in second place.Laurence’s ballad Arcade won the competition in 2019, securing a first Eurovision title since 1975 for The Netherlands.Think About Things by Dadi Freyr, which was to be Iceland’s 2020 entry before the event was cancelled due to the pandemic, came third. It had been considered one of the favourites to win before the cancellation but then became a viral hit through TikTok.The group represented Iceland the following year with the song 10 Years, finishing in fourth place.The 2021 Eurovision winners – Italian rock band Maneskin – came in fifth for their hit track Zitti E Buoni.After two COVID-cancelled years, the much-anticipated 66th edition of the competition will soon be here.

EASTENDERS fans are convinced soap villain Chrissie Watts will make an Albert Square comeback after a series of cryptic tweets. Soap fans have been pleading for the return of Tracy-Ann Oberman's brutal character - who played the wife of Den Watts between 2004 and 2005 on the BBC soap - since January.

EASTENDERS legend Patsy Palmer celebrated her son's good news in a rare snap of the teenager. The 49-year-old lives in Malibu, California with husband Richard and their kids Fenton, Emilia and Bertie.

Love Island star Chloe Burrows stunned fans as she took to her Instagram stories to show off her gorgeous figure in a head-turning, satin corset top from House of CB.The JD Sports brand ambassador looked sensational in the eye-popping number which she paired with on-trend, high-waisted light blue jeans.Chloe finished her look with a pair of gold hoop earrings and an assortment of delicate gold necklaces.The influencer wore her blonde long locks down, in loose curls with a side parting.She kept her makeup natural with a palette of soft toned nude colours with a pale lipgloss. She wore natural brows, and topped the look off with a slick of black eyeliner and wispy black eyelashes.

Emmerdale, Coronation Street, EastEnders and Hollyoaks regulars found fame before they became part of the serial drama world.It is a little known fact that some Soapland favourites used to entertain millions of younger viewers back when back in the day.Several television personalities had their first taste of stardom on shows such as Grange Hill, T-Bag, The Worst Witch and Children’s Ward.Daily Star has put together a list of just a few famous faces who appeared on children's TV before becoming a soap star.Kellie is known to EastEnders fans as Walford resident Linda Carter.She first appeared in the BBC One soap back in 1986 as a bridesmaid for one episode.She later returned as the wife of Danny Dyer's character Mick Carter in 2013.However, before she stepped foot in Albert Square Kellie played Sally Simpkins in 80s kinds' show T-Bag, a TV series about an eponymous witch-like character and her sister, T-Shirt.The show was originally intended to be educational; however, this aspect was dropped after the first series in favour of simple adventure plots.As well appearing in TV shows, Kellie has appeared in her fair share of movies.In 2002, she played Julie in Ali G Indahouse and she portrayed the role of Stefania in How (Not) to Make a Short Film a year later.The actress also tried her luck on Strictly Come Dancing in 2005 with professional partner Kevin Clifton.They came runners-up alongside Georgia May Foote and Giovanni Pernice after Jay McGuinness and Aliona Vilani were crowned winners.Kellie's Strictly co-star Georgia is best known for playing Katy Armstrong in Coronation Street.She played the character from 2010 until 2015 and later went on to appear on the BBC dancing competition.In the same year, she came 98th in

Michael Jackson, but disturbing claims have emerged about the pet primate's life behind the scenes.In fact, the King of Pop's furry friend had to be saved by medics after he was rushed to hospital in 2003, where he could have lost his life.Michael bought Bubbles from an animal trainer for $65,000 (now £51,000) in the 1980s, and the pair quickly became best friends.Bubbles was no ordinary chimpanzee, because he lived a highly glamorous life in the limelight, which once saw him sport a suave tuxedo at the 1994 MTV Movie Awards.Bubbles and his famous owner seemed to become inseparable and they were often snapped out and about together.The primate even travelled with the singer on his Bad World tour and sipped tea with the mayor of Osaka in Japan.At first, the chimp stayed at Jackson's family home in Los Angeles before he was later moved into Michael's iconic Neverland home, which famously boasted an outdoor theme park.Bubbles slept in a crib in Michael's room, but it seemed Bubbles didn't always behave at home because he reportedly threw his own poo around the mansion.Sadly, worrying claims have emerged about Bubbles' life with the King of Pop, such as claims that he was abused.The world's leading primatologist, Jane Goodall, said she thought Bubbles had been punched in the face and kicked in the stomach during his time with Jackson.The expert also claimed that Michael was left fuming when she tried to talk to him about it.Speaking in 2014, Jane told TMZ: "I went to see him and we talked about Bubbles. I ticked him off."Bubbles is still alive and he’s beautiful.

Britain's Got Talent has been entertaining the nation since it first burst onto our screens in June 2007.Showcasing an array of talented musicians, comedians, dance acts and several more, the show has proven to be popular weekend entertainment amongst Brits, as the auditionees continue to wow audiences until the nail-biting final.Following the success of America's Got Talent which premiered the year before, BGT has gone on to create household names such as Diversity's frontman Ashely Banjo, singer Susan Boyle and dancer George Sampson.But despite the programme's ever-growing success, many viewers are completely unaware of the changes that have been made along the way with the presenters and the original judges.However, what may come as more of a surprise is the fact that Paul O'Grady was originally scheduled to host the entire show.With broadcaster bust-ups and last-minute changes at the time, Daily Star has taken a look at what happened to the original format.Britain's Got Talent producers clearly had a very different agenda when they were first presented with the idea of the new show by Simon Cowell in 2005.X Factor judge Simon wanted to make sure the programme followed a similar format to the British talent show Opportunity Knocks which aired during the 1950s.However, ITV producers feared the talent show wouldn't work unless comedian Paul O'Grady fronted it.But Paul wasn't the only major change that was later introduced to the show. A few years back, audiences became familiar with original BGT judges Amanda Holden, Piers Morgan and Simon.

READ MORE: Jade Goody's son Bobby Brazier says he 'doesn't miss' his late mum but still cries at videos of her in rare interview Smiling alongside Isabel, Eamonn captioned the post: "We came to Manchester to celebrate the amazing rise in the #GBNEWS audience here. Isabel and I have really enjoyed meeting so many of you in the flesh . Hope we r in your Hood next time," followed by a line of fingers-crossed emojis.

Midsomer Murders star Fiona Dolman has previously told how she saw a different side to her co-star Neil Dudgeon, who plays her husband on the ITV show. In a resurfaced 2015 interview, Fiona, 52, who plays Sarah Barnaby, explained how working with cherubic baby twins brought out the "clown" in her co-star, as a result of their on-screen romance.