Britney Spears blasts her parents as she posts message from child

A woman with an allergy to the cold is forced to keep her heating on 24/7 - and has admitted she'll soon be 'too scared' to check her energy bills due to enormous price hikes.

BirminghamLive's inspiring award ceremony, in partnership with TSB, will take place at Birmingham University's Great Hall on Monday (March 7), and it's sure to be a night to remember.The star-studded Pride of Britain event will be hosted by former Coronation Street star Kym Marsh, and it aims to give thanks to the region's "unsung heroes.It gives Birmingham the chance to pay tribute to the most inspiring and courageous locals who have risked their lives or battled against the odds to make a difference.This year's incredible winners include a terminally-ill schoolboy who has inspired everyone around him as he battles his devastating Batten Disease.Another winner is a teenager who has raised thousands of pounds for the hospital which gave her life-saving brain surgery - after starring in a series of moving TikTok videos.The event will also feature a mother who has been campaigning for life-saving bleed kits to be made mroe accessible to the public - following the tragic stabbing of her son.There will also be a young man who risked his life to climb into a smoking car in order to pull a driver to safety after a terrifying road accident.The glam red-carpet event will be bustling with showbiz stars, including Tipping Point host Ben Shepherd, Strictly stars Amy Dowden and Rhys Stephenson, Dancing on Ice's Connor Ball, and musician Ruby Turner.Speaking about the winners, host Kym said: "I'm so excited about Pride of Birmingham. It's been two years since we have been able to get together properly for these awards, so I know it's going to be a fantastic night.

The traffic cone which sits atop the iconic Duke of Wellington statue in Glasgow city centre has been painted in Ukrainian colours to show support for the warn torn country.

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Queen Elizabeth plans on staying at Windsor Castle.

Richard Madeley has candidly discussed the relationship he had with his father Christopher Holt Madeley.The Good Morning Britain host, 65, has described their strained relationship and shares his belief that his dad was sexually abused when he was sent to boarding school as a teenager. Richard said his dad would hit him "five or six times a year" with a bamboo stick.

The wife of Brittney Griner has broken her silence after it was revealed that the athlete was arrested and detained in Russia on drug charges.

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Good Morning Britain presenter Richard Madeley has stopped looking at social media whenever he is on TV.He is fed up with trolls throwing a virtual “bucket of ordure” in his face.Madeley - often nicknamed Alan Partridge after the bungling telly host played by Steve Coogan -used to look at Twitter to gauge public opinion.He would surf the net when he co-hosted TV’s Richard and Judy chat show to see what people thought.But back then it seems folk were a lot kinder than now.He explained: “In the past, when Twitter was just getting into its stride, I would go on after Richard and Judy to see what people were saying about the show because it was interesting, sometimes critical, but not stupid or cruel.“Now, after doing Good Morning Britain, it’s like having a bucket of ordure thrown into your face. So I don’t look at it.”Madeley says that unlike some in the telly industry, he has had to learn to live with being scrutinised over everything he says and does on the box.He adds: “You have to learn to live with it, because if you can’t your life is going to be torture.“I’ve known some presenters pack it in because they couldn’t stand it.

Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorPopular short-form video app TikTok is blocking Russian users from posting video to the platform because of the country’s new law that threatens to severely punish the publication of “false information.”On Friday, Russia passed a law making it illegal to publish “false information” about Russia’s military. Violators face potential fines, forced labor and up to 15 years in prison.“In light of Russia’s new ‘fake news’ law, we have no choice but to suspend livestreaming and new content to our video service while we review the safety implications of this law,” TikTok said in a statement Sunday.

The Apprentice star Karren Brady, 52, has criticised the extremely strict diet Robert Pattinson, 35, stuck to while portraying Bruce Wayne in The Batman.

I’m A Celebrity bosses revealed plans this week for the show to return to Australia later this year.After a stint on Strictly in 2014 – where he was the first voted off – Gregg reckons he would fare better in the jungle than on the dance floor.He says: “I would do I’m A Celebrity but they’d have to pay me enough.“I’d have to talk to my agent, but we can come up with a number.“I haven’t been anywhere for two years. I’d love to go somewhere, even if I do have to eat locusts.“Sleeping bag out in the forest? I would love it.”Today marks the beginning of Food Waste Action Week, which aims to highlight that UK households are throwing away 6.6million tonnes of grub a year – 4.5million of which is still edible.Gregg, a former greengrocer, has teamed up with Love Food Hate Waste, who created a food planet visual representation of our wasteful habits.Gregg says: “We all want to stop damaging the environment and none of us are aware how much wasting food is impacting on the environment.“When I talk to people, many believe it’s the responsibility of multinational corporations, but actually it’s us.“We want people power and we can save the planet.

Chinese phone maker Oppo at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona – and will be in devices by the summer.The technology allows phones to be smaller and thinner.Oppo showed its SuperVooc charging tech charging a phone from 1% to 100% in nine minutes.Apple and Samsung are said to be developing their own fast-charging batteries, believing this is an important selling point for phones.Neil Monger, Oppo’s UK product manager, said: “We have been working on Vooc technology since 2014. It was relatively fast back then and it has carried on evolving.“It’s not just about speed – it is also about doing it in a way that is safe for our customers.“For example, if you just try to put more power into a battery without safeguards, it may cause longer-term battery damage that causes it to degrade quicker over time.“We test and test to avoid that.

A historic country house in Cheshire has arrived on the market for close to £2 million.

Strictly Come Dancing star Saffron Barker has showed her Instagram followers a "literal hole in [her] foot" as she shared a picture of her grim injury.

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After seven weeks at the top of the Official Singles Chart, We Don’t Talk About Bruno’s reign at Number 1 could well be over this week thanks to Dave, who is heading for his second chart-topper with Starlight.

Finding love in Music City! Connie Britton, Hayden Panettiere and more Nashville alums have fallen head over heels for their significant others.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has become known globally as a key figure in Ukraine's response to the Russian invasion.