'Bringing Up Bates' Season 11 will not air after abrupt cancellation

Millie Mackintosh has detailed how stressed she felt following her second C-section as she couldn't use the toilet.The 32 year old, who is already mum to one year old Sienna, gave birth to her second child Aurelia in November 2021 with husband Hugo Taylor, 35. Since then, the mum-of-two has been quite vocal about how she's found motherhood the second time around as she previously spoken out on dealing with the "witching hour" and mastitis.

The driver of a van has been reported after police officers discovered children at risk in the vehicle.

Jodie Whittaker has reportedly been "snubbed" of an iconic scene as she leaves Doctor Who.

It’s been a very difficult few weeks for John Stamos, who lost his best friend, co-star, and self-proclaimed “brother,” Bob Saget, unexpectedly earlier this month. But on Sunday night, Stamos, 58, shared a sweet video with his 3-year-old son Billy that featured some much-needed levity.

The Peloton brand has been taking some serious fictional hits as of late.

Rico Quitongo has signed for League One side Peterhead following his exit from Airdrie.

A career criminal who torched his £30,000 getaway car after a police chase was only caught after police recognised his 'distinctive hairline' on CCTV.

Announced last week, When We Were Young will take place in October and be headlined by My Chemical Romance and Paramore, with fellow ’00s emo acts like Avril Lavigne, Jimmy Eat World and pop-punk revivalists Meet Me @ The Altar also playing.After the initial date on October 22 sold out, When We Were Young will return with the same line-up the following day at Las Vegas Festival Grounds.Tickets for the second date are on sale now here.

Pat Sajak surprised “Celebrity Wheel of Fortune” viewers Sunday after admitting he has no clue who Benedict Cumberbatch is.

It goes without saying that Molly-Mae Hague’s followers are pretty obsessed with her every move, from her fashion choices to her hair and makeup routines. But her latest beauty move has confused her fanbase somewhat.The 22 year old has clearly been receiving confused messages from some of her fans enquiring why she was keeping a meat steak on the side of her bath tub – and so took to Instagram Stories to clarify that it was simply a bath bomb.

ITV's Dancing On Ice.The couple were pictured leaving the Dancing On Ice studios together last night, driving away from the show after the unfortunate result.Jackie looked displeased as they made their way home from Bovingdon ice rink, shooting daggers at the paparazzi that were waiting to catch a glimpse of the pair.Despite her sour mood, 36 year old Ben seemed to be in good spirits as he drove their car.Her husband Ben was up against TV presenter Ria Hebden in the bottom two and had to perform to the judging panel, in an attempt to be saved and make it through to next week’s show.Ben and his partner Robin Johnstone danced to Eric Clapton’s song Wonderful Tonight, while Ria and her partner Łukasz Różycki danced to Me! By Taylor Swift.Oti Mabuse, Jayne Torvill, Ashley Banjo and Christopher Dean all voted to save Ria, leaving Ben the first celebrity to be booted off this year’s series.During his final moments on the show, Foden explained that he had enjoyed his time in the competition. He told Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby: “I really have.

Prince Andrew's childhood temper tantrums earned him the first of two unwanted nicknames growing up, a royal author has claimed.According to biographer Nigel Cawthorne, the young Duke of York caused havoc for palace staff, most notably his nanny, Mabel Anderson.Throwing temper tantrums and being stubborn to instruction saw him named Baby Grumpling by Mabel – the author writes.‘That young imp’ was another term the nanny dubbed the young prince with as he grew up in the 1960s, it's been said.His mischievous behaviour included stripping Mabel’s radio of its valves or tying together the shoelaces of the palace's stationary guards, known as sentries.Andrew's antics were reportedly a far cry from those of his older siblings, Charles and Anne who were both born before their mother became Queen.Having a monarch for a mother brought the bonus of her attention, more play places to run around in and treats. Unlike his older brother and sister, Andrew had seven nurseries in four palaces to enjoy.Prince Philip saw more of himself in Andrew than Charles and as a result let him off the hook for his pranks, Mr Cawthorne wrote.He said: "Prince Philip, too, delighted in his boisterous young son, who seemed far more like him than the self-conscious and complicated Charles.

Premier League was called into serious question over the weekend following a series of highly-questionable decisions.Fans counted at least six major incidents, all of which involved VAR, that officials got badly wrong - including contentious penalty calls, soft disallowed goals and horror tackles going unpunished.Calls for greater scrutiny of referees have intensified, but as Gary Neville and Jamie Carragher found out a few years ago during a visit to St George's Park, Premier League officials are always held to account when they make mistakes.The two Sky Sports pundits sat down with referee Anthony Taylor and PGMOL Select Group Director Adam Gale-Watts in 2017 to discuss how officials are assessed and what happens after they make an error during a match."Refereeing technical experts look at every judgement that goes on in a particular game," director Gale-Watts explained."Every particular decision will be looked at, and then coded as either being a correct decision or an incorrect decision, and then rated in terms of its difficulty."They were told that referees then receive these results before being given the opportunity to comment on and evaluate their own performance.Taylor, who has officiated in the Premier League for over a decade now, insisted that officials always take the opportunity to assess how they could have done things differently after a mistake is made during a match.Should referees be expected to explain controversial decisions on camera after the game? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...Want to be on the ball with all of the latest football news?Well then sign up for the brilliant Daily Star football email newsletter!From the latest transfer news to the agenda-setting stories,

John Stamos, who lost his best friend, co-star, and self-proclaimed «brother,» Bob Saget, unexpectedly earlier this month. But on Sunday night, Stamos, 58, shared a sweet video with his 3-year-old son Billy that featured some much-needed levity. Stamos posted the clip to his Instagram Stories, writing, «My Heart.»In the funny video, Stamos jokingly says, «OK, here's the story, son, once upon a...» before Billy shouts and his dad yelps in fake surprise, causing the little boy to giggle.

Ripley with Sherlock actor Andrew Scott, was set to stay at the Hotel Danieli.But he was refused entry after his vaccination card was found to be out of date, according to the Gazzettino newspaper.A ‘Super Green Card’ is needed in Italy to provide proof of vaccination to enter all indoor venues in the country including restaurants, hotels and public transport.Vaccination passes are currently valid in Italy for nine months after the date of the last dose, whether that is the second or third jab.NME has contacted representatives for Malkovich for comment.Malkovich is expected to be in Italy for the next month filming the TV adaptation of Patricia Highsmith’s novel The Talented Mr Ripley, which was made into a film in 1999 with Matt Damon taking up the lead role.Three years later, Malkovich played an older version of the lead character in Ripley’s Game.The forthcoming Showtime series will see Ripley played by Andrew Scott, with Malkovich and Dakota Fanning also starring.Set in the 1960s, the new show will see Ripley hired by a wealthy New Yorker to travel to Italy to convince his wayward son Dickie to return home. But along the way, Ripley starts to weave a complex web of deceit with murderous consequences.

An Ayrshire dog groomer says she's been left disgusted after being bombarded with abuse online following the death of a puppy.

A marriage came to an abrupt end after a bride's song request resulted in a massive family bust up.

A woman was left fuming after her husband forked out over £30 for a Tesco leg of lamb.

Brandy is a constant reminder of Tony’s life with Lisa, and after hitting rock bottom, Tony questions whether he can carry on living.However, it is Brandy who saves her owner’s life as Tony knows he has to carry on living to keep the family pet alive.Ricky and Anti appeared on The One Show last week, where the star discussed the latest instalment.Their close bond was evident as Anti sat calmly next to the comedian, but then ran away when Ricky made a heartbreaking confession.Ricky revealed the inspiration for After Life was how he would feel if he lost his partner, Jane Fallon, and went on to say he wanted to die first so he never has to go through the grief of living without her.Anti cried out before licking Ricky’s face and jumping off the sofa.Attempting to put the dog at ease, Gervais joked: “Oh Anti! I know, I’ve got six more years, Anti, don’t worry.”

Deborah James updated her 347,000 Instagram followers on her ongoing battle with stage 4 bowel cancer yesterday.The journalist, 40, presents BBC Radio 5 Live's podcast You, Me and the Big C and is also a newspaper columnist.Deborah took to Instagram to share a tearjerking video montage that captured her gruelling health battle, set to the inspirational tune of Rise Up by Andra Day. Next to the clips of her cancer treatment, which ended in her walking out of the hospital doors, the star gave an emotional update on her health.She wrote: “Two and a half weeks ago it was touch and go if I made it through the night. “Today after 18 days across two hospitals I walked down the steps of the @royalmarsden discharged from life as an in-patient."Deborah went on to admit that, while her health struggles are far from over, she felt that she had overcome a lot in the past few weeks. “I’m not out of the woods yet, and I’ll be back in soon, but I’ve reached a point that seemed insurmountable weeks ago,” she explained.“I cried on my last IV treatment today.The trauma of it all is very raw and real. “I’m realising I’ve been through a lot.

The UK government’s £44M ($60M) Young Audiences Content Fund (YACF), which has gone some way to addressing steep declines in the nation’s commercial children’s TV market, is to wind down next month.