Brit adds sweary message to road closure sign in masterclass of passive aggression

Fans queuing to secure tickets for comedian Peter Kay's two Glasgow's OVO Hydro dates exceeded the venue's capacity - as briefs are already appearing online for ten times the face value.

South Lanarkshire Council has pledged to help plant 18 million trees over the next decade.

Her exit came after concerns were raised by a member of the crew following a standard test that the celebrities do behind the scenes during the series.After further checks were made away from the jungle, it was ITV's decision to remove Olivia from the show.At the time, a friend said: "Olivia was very keen to continue and was gutted when she was told that having left camp for tests she was not going back. Her I'm A Celebrity journey was only just beginning and she is devastated."In ITV's original statement regarding her departure, a spokesman said: "As a precautionary measure Olivia needed to leave the jungle to undergo some medical checks."Unfortunately, the medical team has advised it is not safe for Olivia to return to camp as there needs to be further investigation.She has been absolutely brilliant and she'll be very much missed on the show.”Later the same day a post on Olivia's Instagram said: "To say Olivia is heartbroken would be an understatement.She dreamed of doing 'I'm A Celebrity' for years, and was absolutely loving every second of the show and throwing herself into jungle life feet first (just as we knew she would)."However, for reasons beyond her control her journey has been cut short.

Kym Marsh, 46, first rose to fame in the TV talent contest Popstars aged 24, but the traumatised star has previously admitted that her group, Hear'Say, was under so much pressure that every single member had "been ill" as a result. While she recalled graphic violence from members of the public in quotes unearthed during her Strictly Come Dancing 2022 stint, her former bandmate, Noel Sullivan, who has spoken of having to hide his sexuality, said they were never allowed to think for themselves.Kym survived the group for a matter of months before dramatically declaring: "I quit!" over the stress of constant arguments, and a rumour that she had "refused" to play for British soldiers at a concert abroad.Yet, according to an unearthed interview with the devastated star, things only became worse for the members over time."[Hear'Say] had bottles thrown at them on stage...

Ulrika Jonsson's indignation has been provoked by Gino D'Acampo, who recently quipped David Beckham had "ruined his life" by giving him an impossible standard to live up to by spending time with his four children. Gino insisted that he has no "patience" for kids and wasn't interested in Lego or Disney films, leading Ulrika to call out his "misogynistic" implication that spending time with children is "women's work".Not only does Gino deliver a point blank "no" to his daughter when she asks him if they can watch Frozen together, but he also says he has "no regrets" about not spending much quality time with his children, as he "doesn't like" them at a young age.He recalled his own childhood relationship with his father - seeing him for one hour per day at the dinner table, and then another couple of hours on a Sunday when they would go to the park - and blasted David Beckham for portraying a very different reality with his own family."I don't have patience for kids...

EastEnders star Charlie Brooks has shared a candid bikini post while sharing her honest thoughts about her body. Charlie, 41, who plays Janine Butcher in the BBC soap, posted an empowering video of herself poolside while sporting a red bandeau bikini top and matching bottoms. In the instagram boomerang, Charlie can be seen looking down at her stomach and then throwing her hands up in the air in a shrugging gesture.

NAGA Munchetty was missing from BBC Breakfast again on Saturday morning as the show underwent a shake-up. Both Naga and co-host Charlie Stayt were absent from the BBC show on November 12, replaced by a new duo.

EMMERDALE is to air a shock exit for Moira Dingle next week as she flees the village. The farmer - who is played by actress Natalie J Robb in the ITV soap - will abandon her farm as she goes to hunt down killer stepson Kyle and his mum Amy Wyatt. Moira has been spiralling out of control after she discovered stepson Kyle killed Al Chapman and her husband Cain has taken the blame.

TONIGHT Matt Hancock will chow down on a camel’s penis after viewers voted for him to endure his third Bushtucker Trial of I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! But he’ll need to get used to it, if Sun readers are anything to go by. An exclusive poll shows two-thirds of you are voting for the disgraced MP to face every grisly Bushtucker Trial of this year’s series. A whopping 20,114 votes were cast, with some 52 per cent saying they had voted for him to suffer every trial of the series so far.

MIKE Tindall has already spilled the tea on life in the Royal Family on this year’s I’m a Celebrity. Last night he recounted the tale of wife Zara dramatically giving birth to their son Lucas on their bathroom floor, after a midwife insisted she wouldn't make it to hospital.

and birth control.Her upbringing was hard, and she ran away from home when she was 16. Because she felt as though her voice was taken from her when she was young, my mother empowered me with a voice and a choice. We could talk about anything. Now, as a parent of a daughter, I can only imagine the amount of anxiety my mother must’ve had around with me.

Marvel Studios has released the first long-awaited trailer for Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantummania, which kicks off Phase 5 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Paul Rudd returns as Scott Lang a.k.a. Ant-Man, alongside Evangeline Lilly (Hope Van Dyne), Michael Douglas (Hank Pym) and Michelle Pfeiffer (Janet Van Dyne).The trailer (via Marvel Studios YouTube) also offers a new glimpse at Jonathan Majors' Kang the Conqueror, who made his MCU debut in last year's Loki TV series, and is also featured on the newly-released poster as well.

Not easy! Blake Shelton “really agonized” over his decision to leave The Voice following season 23, a source exclusively reveals in the latest issue of Us Weekly.

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid was left completely red-faced on Wednesday morning (October 19) when her phone appeared to go off while she was live on air.Speaking about the cost of living crisis and inflation alongside co-host Richard Madeley, Susanna was taken aback when she was interrupted by her phone seemingly playing a video.Looking a tad startled, she was ever the professional when she turned it off and hid it under the desk.READ NEXT: Good Morning Britain fans fume over TV icon saying that he should 'stay in the 70s'Returning from an ad break, Susanna welcomed viewers back before suffering the awkward phone blunder.Speaking to the camera, the video was rather loud and muffled her voice as she rushed to switch it off.Her co-host Richard made a joke about her "getting it on the phone", before Susanna turned to the side.Appearing to switch it off or turn it down, she quickly said "Sorry! I'll just turn that off!" while looking red-faced an awkward. It didn't go unnoticed by fans either as they quickly picked up their own phones to tweet about Susanna's blunder."Susanna was clearly watching bbc or sky news on her phone.

During a televised debate on Sunday night, Democratic candidate Marcus Flowers accused House Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of being at least partially responsible for the January 6, 2021 attack on the U.S. Capitol, citing as evidence Greene’s false and oft-repeated stance that the 2020 election was stolen from former President Donald Trump.

RITA Ora sizzles in new photos on Instagram as she reveals her washboard abs. The Hot Right Now singer poses in a long denim skirt and tiny cropped cardigan while out in London.

TRIBUTES have poured in for BBC radio presenter Gordon Sparks who has tragically died after being diagnosed with cancer. The 61-year-old was best known for presenting BBC Radio Devon's breakfast show. He also commentated on Plymouth Argyle football games for 32 years.

BBC radio presenter Gordon Sparks has sadly died at the age of 61 following his cancer battle as emotional tributes for the late broadcaster flood in.The beloved BBC radio host was best known for presenting BBC Radio Devon's early morning breakfast show.He also went on to commentate on Plymouth Argyle football games for more than 32 years after being an avid fan of his local football club for a number of years.READ MORE: Steve Irwin's cameraman exposes Crocodile Hunter's last words before tragic deathThe presenter - known to his close friends as Sparksy - first announced his cancer diagnosis back in May.Loving presenter Gordon was being treated for cancer at St Luke's Hospice in the heart of Plymouth before his tragic death on Monday (October 17). Tributes have since started to pour in online, with many branding the late disc jockey "the voice of Plymouth Argyle".

He added to his 6.9 million followers: "I apologise and I’m sorry to anyone that was offended it genuinely came from a good place.