Coleen Nolan ‘can’t wait’ to be intimate again and says she wants to ’fumble’ on dates

A Bolton taxi driver has been charged with people smuggling offences.

With the announcement that Boris Johnson hopes to scrap all coronavirus restrictions by the end of February, you may be wondering what restrictions are still in place.

A the release date for a brand new season of The Marvelous Mrs Maisel has just been announced.

Bury Council has spent just a tiny fraction of its budget to fix potholes over the past year as road workers were diverted to cover staff shortages on bin collection rounds.

A teaching assistant who encouraged a two-year-old she was caring for to kill badgers and foxes during a family day out has been found guilty of wildlife offences.

Fallout 76 players held a Shakespearean sonnet festival live on Twitch, pulling from a variety of the playwright’s works.Over the weekend, Fallout 76 content creation group hosted a sonnet festival involving the works of William Shakespeare. The festival featured readings of 14 of Shakespeare’s 154 sonnets, some readings being performed live from the PS4 version of the game, others having been recorded in advance on Xbox and PC.

David Byrne makes an appearance as a doctor in the latest trailer for Amy Schumer’s forthcoming dramedy Life & Beth.The Hulu series airs on March 18, and stars Schumer as a woman going through a midlife crisis as she approaches 40.In the first trailer, which you can see below, Byrne is briefly seen telling Schumer’s character that “sometimes, mental pain manifests in our body,” before operating an MRI scan.Elsewhere, she is seen out clubbing, going through a break-up with her boyfriend, played by Kevin Kane, returning to her parents’ home in the countryside, and kindling a romance with a farm worker played by Michael Cera.The show also stars Yamaneika Saunders, Jon Glaser, Jonathan Groff and Michael Rapaport. It will be broadcast on Disney+ internationally, including in the UK.The series will mark Schumer’s first on-screen appearance since the much-acclaimed indie drama film The Humans, which was released last September, and her first regular starring role on TV since Inside Amy Schumer, which concluded in 2016.Byrne recently announced plans for a new immersive theatre show in Denver in collaboration with the neuroscientist Mala Gaonkar.

Naked Gun reboot could “finish” his career, after he was approached to lead the series.While the project is yet to be officially announced, Neeson has said on numerous occasions that MacFarlane (Family Guy, Ted) and Paramount Studios have approached him to potentially lead a revival of the action-comedy film franchise.Speaking recently on People (the TV Show!), Neeson said: “I’ve been approached by Seth MacFarlane and Paramount Studios to maybe resurrect the Naked Gun films.“It’ll either finish my career or bring it in another direction,” he joked. “I honestly don’t know.”Neeson has previously collaborated with MacFarlane on A Million Ways To Die In The West, along with cameo appearances in Ted 2 and an episode of Orville.The original Naked Gun trilogy starred Leslie Nielsen as gullible detective Frank Drebin.

Capcom has “amicably resolved” a lawsuit that alleged the company had taken images from a photographer and used them in Resident Evil 4 without permission.In 2021, scene designer and photographer Judy Juracek filed a lawsuit against Capcom, claiming that it had taken photos from her book called “Surfaces” and used them in Resident Evil 4 without permission.Now, Juracek’s legal represntatives, St. Onge Steward Johnston & Reeds LLC, has shared (via Polygon) that Capcom and Juracek have “amicably resolved their dispute concerning the alleged use of Ms.

Adele has sparked rumours she's engaged to her boyfriend Rich Paul as she posed on the Brit Awards 2022 red carpet. The 33 year old star owned the red carpet, and it was the giant glittering gem on her ring finger that did all the talking. Aside from a pair of sparkly drop earrings, it was the Easy On Me hitmaker's only jewellery for the star-studded event.

Graham Coxon has spoken about Blur‘s various reunions since their initial 2003 split, and says that the band will “always be capable” of reforming.Speaking on the Rockonteurs podcast, Coxon discussed the freedom he felt during the band’s first return in 2009, that included a headline performance at Glastonbury.“It was great because i played [the songs] in a completely different way, I felt more grateful for the situation,” he said. ” I became a little more grateful for what we’d always had.“I reckon a lot of bands would get that if they had a chance to do that again.

Microsoft purchase of Activision Blizzard is causing concern for smaller game developersLast month it was announced that Microsoft was acquiring Activision Blizzard for around £50billion, followed by news at the end of January that Sony would buy Bungie for £2.6billion.Now multiple indie developers have spoken to the BBC about their concerns with the Microsoft acquisition, and what it could mean for them.Director at Kitfox Games Tanya Short – the developer of Boyfriend Dungeon – said: “This Activision acquisition strikes fear in us because it makes it so much more obvious – maybe they could dominate the rest of the year and then what do we do?”“Conceivably, indie games outside of these services might lose engagement as subscribers focus most of their attention on games they can access for free within the service,” adds Yura Zhdanovich, founder and director at Sad Cat Studios.The Federal Trade Commission is set to investigate the deal and whether or not it would harm the competition. FTC Chair Lina Khan is an advocate for a more assertive approach when handling deals.

A mum was left in tears after witnessing her daughter's response to a Home Bargains cardboard security guard.

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Loose Women star Coleen Nolan often shares her love for Queen Elizabeth II and the House of Windsor.

Loose Women's Coleen Nolan made no secret of how much she loves the Queen and the Royal family on the show today, as she says she worries her kids and other youngsters don't care about the Royals.It was revealed that students at Oxford voted to replace artwork of the Queen.The vote was cast after students decided to get rid of the portrait because she ‘represents recent colonial history’, it’s said.Coleen said about how much she loves the Queen and the Royal Family, and this move has upset her.She said: “I think what worries me is I love the Queen. I love the Royals, I love what they stand for.”“I think they did good things for this country.

Loose Women host Ruth Langsford appeared to not remember her colleague's name on Wednesday afternoon's show as she introduced her to actor Larry Lamb via video link.Earlier in the programme, the ladies discussed intimacy and finding a new partner once you reach a certain age.Panellists Brenda Edwards and Coleen Nolan were very open about this topic and discussed certain discomforts they may have with the idea of a new partner.As the show progressed actor Larry Lamb joined the ladies via video link to discuss his thoughts on intimacy too.But when Ruth spoke to Larry about the topic, she forget Brenda's name.Ruth said: "Speaking to Coleen and what's your name again?"After a quick pause, the This Morning host said "Brenda".But Ruth's

Loose Women episode, panellists Ruth Langsford, Penny, Brenda and Gloria Hunniford discussed Covid-19 passports and whether they should be introduced on June 21.The discussion split the panel, with Brenda saying a prolonged lockdown could damage the hospitality and entertainment industry again and criticised the Government for opening the borders before June 21.She said: "If anything, what they should have done is wait until the 21st of June and then see how the data is with other things that are in our country opening up before you start sending people to fly here, there and everywhere.As the former X Factor star continued to give her opinion, Penny tried to interrupt by repeating Brenda’s name.Naga Munchetty reacts to 'dreadful' insult

Penny Lancaster was being 'microaggressive' and 'patronising' after she told Brenda Edwards to 'calm down' during a segment on the show. The two ladies were discussing the UK's rules regarding coming out of lockdown later this month and the question arose whether 'Freedom Day' - the end of lockdown penciled in for June 21st - should be delayed.

Loose Women viewers were left appalled on Tuesday morning's edition of the daytime talk show when Penny Lancaster abruptly told Brenda Edwards to "calm down" during a discussion about the Covid lockdown rules.The panel were discussing whether the end of lockdown, June 21st, should be delayed following pressures from scientists and concern over the Indian variant when Brenda made her views known on the matter.The stage star said that elongating lockdown would not be good for morale in the hospitality and entertainment sectors before criticising the government for opening up its borders.

Loose Women became rather heated after the ladies discussed the proposed "freedom day" on June 21st.As expected, the Loose Women panellist couldn't seem to agree on the reopening of venues across the UK and the wave of the new Indian variant.Host Ruth Langsford asked the women their opinions on the proposed date and queried whether it was too soon for Britain to open up.But as the ladies went further into the conversation and gave their views, panellists Brenda Edwards and Penny Lancaster seemed to get into a heated debate which led Penny to tell Brenda to "calm down".Talking about the current restrictions and the government's decision on venues reopening, Brenda said: "If anything what they should have done was wait until 21st June and