EastEnders legend Dean Gaffney over the moon as he becomes first-time grandad

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, has been dubbed a "greedy b*****d" by Gogglebox personality Shaun Ryder, 58, over the number of TV shows he works on.The lead singer of band Happy Mondays made the jibe as he watched the star walk to the quizmaster seat on ITV quiz show, Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, as part of the Celebrity edition of the Channel 4 programme last night.Sitting on the sofa next to Bez, his friend and band member, the star didn't hold back as the long-running quiz started."It's now Jeremy Clarkson," Shaun said, addressing the latest presenter.He added: "How many shows does that greedy b*****d want?"The quiz show was previously presented by TV host Chris Tarrant for 14 years.However, Top Gear presenter Jeremy then stepped in to present

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Brian May, 74, has taken to social media to celebrate an "iconic" moment from the Tokyo 2020 opening ceremony, where Queen's hit Teo Torriatte (Let Us Cling Together) played to mark the start of the sporting event.The 1976 song was used as the torch entered the stadium, including some of the lyrics in Japanese.Taking to Instagram the musician explained that a clip he had posted of the moment had been "blocked" in a few countries.After the confusion, the star instead posted a snap from the Tokyo Olympics opening ceremony, revealing that he felt "proud" to have his band's song used during the prestigious sporting event.In view of his 2.8 million followers, he wrote today: "(Apparently the video I just posted has been blocked in many

The devastated family of a teenager who died at Loch Lomond in southern Scotland have paid tribute to him.

Police are desperately appealing for help finding a missing 12-year-old girl they are becoming "increasingly concerned" about.

Boris Johnson’s poll lead over Labour has collapsed to just three points, on the day he was supposed to be celebrating a triumphant two years in office.

When you think of driving in Scotland, it’s unlikely that you imagine big, brash American cars from the 1970s. But that’s precisely why Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond wanted to get behind the wheel of three vast, vintage classics and head north for the latest instalment of The Grand Tour.

missing from home as police become increasingly concerned for his welfare. David Nelson, 47, was reported missing from the village of Bonnybridge, near Denny in Falkirk.

Some Paris Saint-Germain supporters have left banners outside the club's stadium and training ground urging Paul Pogba against joining them this summer.

Social media is filled with hacks and inspiration for ways to keep your house looking clean, tidy and organised.

A student who had been at the beach with four friends before getting into difficulty and dying in hospital, has been named.

EastEnders and Emmerdale or following the drama over in Hollyoaks village, true soap fans will know that these long-standing shows represent more than just entertainment.When Coronation Street first aired back in 1960 it was unimaginable that two characters of the same sex could ever a relationship.Over the past six decades, serial dramas have continued to raise awareness of LGBT+ themes allowing people who may be experiencing such issues to know they are not alone.Soaps play an important role in shining a light on real-life experiences, including those of people within the LGBTQ community.Daily Star has taken a look at just a few of the ways soaps have broken LBGTQ+ ground over the years.Brookside introduced the first openly gay character

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Arsenal midfielder Dani Ceballos has revealed the gruesome extent of the freak ankle injury he sustained in Spain's opening Tokyo 2020 clash with Egypt.The 24-year-old was forced to leave the field barefooted with a horrible ball-shaped lump on his left ankle after a nasty challenge from Egypt's Taher Mohamed. Mohamed escaped without a red card following a VAR check - much to the surprise of Ceballos' team-mate Dani Olmo, who said there was 'no doubt' it deserved a sending off.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!London's Heaven club was evacuated on Friday night following reports of a "suspicious item" found inside, police have said.Metropolitan Police officers put up a cordon to block off access to Villiers Street outside the gay nightspot before specialists conducted a search.Other businesses in the surrounding area close to Charing Cross station were also reportedly told to close by officers at the scene. A bar staff member who works at a neighbouring venue told the Mirror they were told to close early due to a potential "bomb threat".

@triadsolit.Polyamory is when people have the desire for more than one partner and can allow couples to consensually add extra partners into their romantic and sexual life.Jessica, a stay at home mum, and Gentral, a truck driver, told the Daily Star about their search for another lover.She said: “My husband and I got together seven years ago.

Prince Charles didn't want Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie to become prominent members of the Royal Family, a new book has claimed.

Geraint Thomas pulled out of the men's cycling road race at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics following a crash earlier in the event.

On the surface, it was an incredible farce. Arsenal had dreamed the impossible in the 2013 transfer window, only to be left with the football world laughing in their faces.

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