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Phillip Schofield is reportedly planning to spend Christmas with his wife Stephanie and their two daughters Molly and Ruby. The former This Morning presenter, 61, separated from Stephanie after he publicly came out as gay in 2020, but the former couple have not yet got divorced and are also said to be on "good terms".

Ellie Leach has been stunning the judges on Strictly Come Dancing so far, and it looks like she and partner Vito Coppola could be strong contenders for the Glitterball trophy.The actress, 22, is one of the nine celebrities remaining on this year's Strictly, following five eliminations - Zara McDermott, Eddie Kadi, Jody Cundy, Nikita Kanda and Les Dennis all been voted off - and Amanda Abbington's decision to exit the show. Ellie found fame on Coronation Street when she was just 10 years old and she remained on the ITV soap up until earlier this year, when she decided to leave her role as Faye Windass in a bid to pursue other opportunities.

King Charles and Queen Camilla wanted Kate Middleton to change the way she spelt her name when she joined the Royal Family, Prince Harry claimed. The Duke of Sussex said his father and stepmother wanted the Princess of Wales to spell her first name Catherine with a K because there were already too many first names in the family beginning with a C.

Singer Olly Murs and his stunning wife, Amelia Tank, have been couple goals for years now, even tying the knot on July 14 in a lavish three-day ceremony in Essex. Amelia is a fitness model and a former bodybuilder from Plymouth.The fitness fanatic, aged 30, loves to show off her physique to her 85 thousand Instagram followers.

Refresh for more updates….The ramifications of the actors strike at the weekend box office continues to be felt as ticket sales this weekend plummeted to $58.3M, which is currently the third lowest of 2023. Remember, Legendary/Warner Bros’ Zendaya-Timothee Chalamet-Austin Butler-Florence Pugh sequel Dune: Part Two was originally set to play this weekend, and with its departure, there’s at least $50M if not substantially more missing from the box office. Legendary opted to move that sequel based on the Frank Herbert novel to March 2024 so that the actors could properly promote the sci-fi pic; the first pic’s ticket sales siphoned from a day-and-date theatrical play with streaming service Max.

The one where they say a final goodbye to a friend.

Tributes have flooded in for a tragic young cyclist who went to work and never came home again after he was killed in a crash.

David Turnbull struck for the second-successive game and James Forrest for a 15th consecutive campaign as Celtic moved eight points clear in the title race, with Luis Palma also on target with a spectacular strike in a 3-0 win over 10-man Ross County.

Black Friday may still be a few weeks away but Sky has launched its "unmissable" sale already, and there are some impressive savings to be made. The company has slashed the price of several Sky TV packages and there's even a way to get your streaming fix on Netflix for free.

The body of a man has been found on a Scots street as police launch an investigation into the unexplained death.

Rita Ora and her husband Taika Waititi have been spotted soaking up some culture in the Scots capital while enjoying a taste of the local cuisine.

If Andrew Dallas thought he would get an easier life being out of frontline refereeing then he was made to think again after an action-packed day in Dingwall for the official.

What Happens Later” — are thrilled she’s back on the big screen, but sleepless on social media due to her seemingly “bad and bizarre” plastic surgery. “Great to see Meg Ryan back with her bread and butter but lord I wish she didn’t mess with her face,” wrote @afiaonfiyah on X.“Rename the film . .

A woman fell from a window following a suspected attack by an XL Bully dog in a flat.

Former Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand was frustrated by the amount of time it took to come to a decision on the controversial VAR call which denied the Reds the opener vs Fulham.

The force used by an officer filmed punching a man being detained in the street was 'appropriate', Greater Manchester Police have said. A video showing some of the incident has been widely shared on social media.

'Hundreds' of dead fish have been found in a pond in a Stockport park but the problem is not due to pollution, the Environment Agency has said.

The Wiggles have responded to reports than an Australian city played their song ‘Hot Potato’ on loop near a homeless shelter.The ABC reported that the city of Bunbury had been blasting their song nonstop near the Graham Bricknell Music Shell, where a regular makeshift shelter had been established.Bunbury Mayor Jayson Miguel said that this use of ‘Hot Potato’ was intended to discourage “people to congregate permanently in an area and to deter antisocial behaviour”. Miguel further claimed that music had been playing near the shelter “for more than six months without incident”, saying it was a standard practise across the state.However, it was reported that the music was switched off on Thursday (November 2) following public outcry and an intervention from The Wiggles.“The Wiggles’ music is created to bring joy and happiness to children and families around the world,” a spokesperson for the band said.

Rebekah Vardy left little to the imagination as she stripped off to pose completely naked during her Las Vegas holiday just a week after her horse accident.The WAG, 41, sent her Instagram followers wild after she posed the racy snap of herself posing in the nude on the balcony of the luxury Cosmopolitan hotel. It comes just a week after the star was rushed to accident and emergency as she was thrown from her saddle on her horse, which was suspected to have left her with several broken bones in her heel and foot.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Best-selling Australian novel, Runt” is to be adapted as a feature movie that will begin shooting from next month. Studiocanal is handling international rights sales and local distribution in Australia and New Zealand. The story is a heartfelt, contemporary Australian tale, set in the country town of Upson Downs, where eleven-year-old Annie Shearer and her best friend, an adopted stray dog called Runt, try to save their family farm by competing in the Agility Course Grand Championships at the prestigious Krumpets Dog Show in London. The book was released in 2022 and won a clean sweep of the major Australian literary awards including the Children’s Book Council of Australia’s book of the year for young readers, book of the year for younger children at the Australian Book Industry Awards, and overall book of the year at the Australian Indie Book Awards. The movie is adapted for the screen by its West Australian author Craig Silvey (“Jasper Jones”), to be directed by John Sheedy (“H is for Happiness”), and produced by Jamie Hilton (“Breath,” “June Again”). See Pictures is producing with major production investment from Screen Australia, Screenwest and Lotterywest and the WA Regional Screen Fund.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief Unrecognizable from her co-starring and breakout role in 2018 hit “Burning,” Jeon Jong-seo is the centerpiece, the tortured protagonist and the athletic avenger, but not the titular dancer, in Netflix movie and Busan International Film Festival selection “Ballerina.” In the hands of fast-rising director Lee Chung-hyung, Jeon is a coolly calculating female former bodyguard who, until roused, looks like she is half dazed. The suicide of her best friend, a sweet wannabe ballerina, who had been blackmailed into sex slavery by a nasty gang, however, is enough to set Jeon’s character, Ok-ju, on the path towards “John Wick”-like ultra-violence. While Lee never leaves the audience in much doubt as to where the film is heading – an early scene in a convenience store is cool, shocking and righteous – his “Ballerina” is typically Korean in that it spends most of the first two reels establishing Ok-ju’s moral standing and motivation for the bloodshed that is going to dominate the latter portions. Once justified, Lee pours it all on, with a dose of weapons fetishization, a horde of mostly disposable villains and heaps of neon-lit bloodshed.