Coronation Street’s Catherine Tyldesley reveals she lost her glittering wedding ring at a spa

Donald Glover and two of his writers say experienced racial harassment on the first day the crew was in London last year to film season 3.During a news conference at the Television Critics Association, co-writers Stefani Robinson and Stephen Glover — Donald's brother and also executive producer of the hit FX series — addressed the incident that shocked them so much they didn't immediately realize what had transpired.«It was the first night there,» Stephen said via. «This group of people walks up.

Actress Dana Delany is sharing how friend Bob Saget's death taught her to be extra cautious when dealing with a recent injury. The star, who was a good friend of Saget's for over 30 years, took to Twitter Friday showing off a black eye she got after falling down a staircase.

The Voice, triggered by a performance by a set of twins, and he was overwhelmed with the public's reaction and support.Back in January 2020, he told The Daily Record: "It was probably the one time I've been on to Twitter and it was actually nice."There was some positive stuff being written on there.The support was overwhelming if I'm honest."He went on to detail the kind of messages people had been sending him, noting they were all in a similar position.Olly continued: "Throughout the last 10 years with my brother, I've shown that emotion to myself but not to other people, so hopefully it was a positive thing."A lot of people were reaching out to me that have had relatives that they don't speak to anymore, brothers or sisters or family members, and they said, 'I'm in the same position and seeing you tonight has made me realise I need to make a change'."He added: "I still want to make that change with my brother."Olly admitted their "big argument" stemmed from his X Factor commitments that forced him to miss Ben's wedding."It was a long story," he sighed."I feel like the next time I am going to see him is going to be at the worst place to see someone."It will be at someone's [funeral] that we lose in the family. I don't want that to be the case."Olly also acknowledged that it's taken a toll on his mum to not have her twin sons as close as they were."It's a shame, more so for my mum.

The Mirror, the 80-year-old revealed his glow is all natural.The couple have been married since 1968 before Dickinson found success as an antique expert. The couple reportedly first met in back in the 1960s in a Manchester nightclub when Lorne was a cabaret singer and David was a struggling antique dealer."Coming from a working-class background has helped keep me down-to-earth," he said."I remember well not having any money, but now I’m older and I’ve got a foot in both camps.“I’ve been very lucky all my life, always making money… Maybe I’ve got natural trading ability within my DNA. By the age of 14, I was buying wheels and selling them to other kids for their go-karts.”However, the eccentric TV personality soon gained many fans (and a few million pounds) when he began presenting Bargain Hunt. The show catapulted him into stardom.He now presents Dickinson’s Real Deal on ITV, where the team travels the country in search of a good deal.Local people can then choose whether to accept cash for their antiques or gamble at auction.“He has a lot of big fans," Lorne said.

ITV drama No Return, made her think a little harder about what she'd do in that situationThe tale follows devastated mum Kathy, whose 16-year-old son is arrested in Turkey after being accused of sexually assaulting another boy.And after reading the "powerful" script, Sheridan was left in floods of tears.She explained: "I've never been to a read-through like the one for this. It was so powerful."I mean, I cried all the way through."I read it and was gripped - I had to know what happened."It gave me that jelly belly feeling of 'what would you do in that situation?'"She added: "They’re just ordinary people in an extraordinary situation and Kathy was an amazing lead role."The TV star continued to tell The Mirror that it's completely different playing these kind of roles now she's a mum herself."Playing roles before I had Billy to playing ones now I’ve had him, is totally different," she said."People had said you can’t understand the protectiveness and the overwhelming fear when you have a child and, he’s not even two yet, but I feel it."I hope it will resonate with the audience, they’ll be feeling all the angst as well."It’s every parent’s worst nightmare.

Good Morning Britain because ITV has “freedom of speech, unlike the BBC”.The host made the admission in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk and stood by his comments regarding Kurt Zouma and West Ham.Richard explained: “On ITV we are allowed a lot of latitude in terms of giving your personal comment because we are not a state-funded broadcast.“So, within reason, you can say what you personally think.”Richard then turned the conversation to “cat-kicking footballer” Kurt Zouma, whom he has fiercely criticised on-air.On GMB earlier this month, the presenter said it was “shameless and contempt of public opinion” that West Ham allowed him to play following the release of the shocking video.Standing by his comments, Richard asserted: “You wouldn’t have a BBC presenter allowed to say they thought he was a disgrace or, as I did, that West Ham were shameless in allowing him to play.“And they were shameless.

Steph McGovern, 39, revealed she and her partner have a "brilliant" rule that really helps them communicate in their relationship. And even though it can cause explosive arguments, she admitted it prevents things from spiralling out of control by bottling things up.The former Packed Lunch star has kept her personal life very private, with her girlfriend remaining very much elusive.The only thing fans know is that she works as a TV executive and the pair welcomed a daughter together back in 2019.But some may say keeping things out of the public eye is much better for everyone involved!While chatting to Yours magazine, Steph opened up on how they deal with disagreements."My partner and I have this brilliant rule where, if we’re miffed about something, we have 24 hours in which to voice it," she said."It means we have some cracking rows, but we solve things fairly quickly."It might be over something small – like the dishwasher – but that’s the reason why you’ve got 24 hours to make your point..."So it doesn’t grow into a massive collection of things one of us has done."She went on to explain that "effort" in a relationship is a major key to a happy life with your other-half."What I’ve learned about relationships is you have to put in the effort," the TV star told the publication."It’s about listening."She went on: "For example, if I’m ill, I like to be left alone to get on with it – no fuss."Whereas my partner likes to be taken care of."What I used to do when she was ill was project what I would want, so I’d leave her alone."We’ve had to chat about these things.

Oscars, when Rami won the Best Actor award he kissed his girlfriend before he walked to collect his award.He then shouted: "Lucy Boynton, you're the heart of this film."You are beyond immensely talented.

Firefighters are responding to a car on fire at a garage in Stockport this evening.

Facing a recall effort and a rising tide of resentment on the mounting crime wave in Los Angeles County, District Attorney George Gascon is revising his approach – but keeping his opposition to the death penalty.

Tyson Fury has escalated his feud with next opponent Dillian Whyte by offering him a measly 47p - as a row over pay between the two camps continues.The self-proclaimed Gypsy King looks set to get back into the ring on March 26 to defend his WBC and The Ring heavyweight titles against mandatory challenger Whyte.A purse bid, which was recently won by Frank Warren's Queensberry Promotions is set to see Fury earn £22.5million, with his British rival taking only £5.6m.That 80/20 split is said to be a source of discontent for Anthony Joshua's former rival, and he might not be so keen on doing press conferences without more money.Fury has since taken to Twitter to lash out at Whyte, with a joke offer of cash.He said: "I just heard that little sausage Dillian Whyte wants paying to turn up for a press conference. You little silly fat sausage, you’re getting that [a fist], you coward."He continued: "Hi guys, just a quick one.

Gogglebox’s Pete Sandiford has opened up and shared some rare details about meeting his wife Paige, who he wed last spring.Pete and his wife Paige Sandiford née Yeomans got hitched in secret last year, and didn't tell the public until the autumn – around the same time that they revealed they had welcomed their son, Jimmy.Chatting on Gogglebox, when the new series returned to our screens on Friday (February 18), Pete spoke about his wife and shared some rare details about how they met.He told his sister: "It got quite awkward actually our first date when me and Paige went."We were in a bar in London, and I bought this bloke a beer, which in London, you don’t seem to buy anyone a drink."It was like he was my best friend, he didn’t leave us alone, so he was with us for our whole date!"Paige has never appeared on Googlebox with her husband, although their son, Jimmy has appeared in his dad's arms a couple of times.Taking to Instagram in October to share the sweet photograph (seen above), Pete wrote: My Mrs and best mate what more could I ask for, don’t worry @sophiesandiford1 you are a close second best friend." 27-year-old Pete revealed the joyous news about his nuptials in September, explaining how they tied the knot in secret in May 2021.One month prior to their secret wedding, the pair announced in April that they were expecting a child together, and while on stage at the National Television Awards in September 2021, Pete shared the news that Paige had given birth.Speaking at the event he said: "It's a bit overwhelming - got it all going on at the moment!"The TV star then added: "He's a cool little lad, takes after his mum not me!"In November, on his birthday, Pete shared a snap of him holding his son and penned: "Jimmy

Coronation Street’s Catherine Tyldesley has confessed she wanted to 'slap' her neighbour for mowing the lawn at night.

Catherine Tylesley has said she wants to "slap" her "selfish" neighbour after claiming he only mows his lawn late at night. The former Coronation Street star took to Twitter to declare war on the man living next door to her family home.

CORONATION Street star Catherine Tyldesley has said she wants to "slap" her neighbour because he mows his lawn at night. The actress declared war on a man living next door to her gorgeous family home in a tweet to her 418,000 Twitter followers.

CATHERINE Tyldesley has revealed that she lost her wedding ring on a spa day. The former Coronation Street star, 37, who is married to personal trainer Tom Pitfield, admitted that she lost her glittering diamond wedding band recently.

Catherine Tyldesley has addressed speculation around her wedding ring and admitted she had to replace it after losing the orginal on a spa day.

Catherine Tyldesley has become one of the latest famous faces to have been discovered to have used the government's furlough scheme over the last 18 months.

EX CORONATION Street star Catherine Tyldesley claimed £50,000 in government cash to prop up her business on the furlough scheme, it has been reported. The 37-year-old star is said to have used taxpayer's money to support her production firm from December until April of this year.

Catherine Tyldesley is said to have claimed £50,000 from the government furlough scheme, it has been reported.The former Coronation Street actress, 37, is said to have claimed from the scheme to help prop up her production company Dreambig. According to the Daily Star, Companies House accounts are said to show the company had £23,000 in cash deposits.

What do you think? Have your say in comments belowBut government papers reveal that it claimed up to £50,000 in government pandemic money.She and husband Tom Pitfield bolstered the business with up to £10,000-a-month - which they were entitled to do.Catherine is the latest celebrity to have claimed money on the UK’s furlough scheme.EastEnders star Shane Richie used it for his production company, and Hollyoaks star Jamie Lomas for three of his companies.But authorities have suggested some business owners should set an example and pay the money back.John O’Connell, from the TaxPayers’ Alliance said: “It is understandable that some businesses furloughed staff given the unprecedented circumstances of the past year.“However, covid had a massive