Emily Maitlis ‘really touched’ as she issues apology over not replacing Andrew Marr

England men's team is the most expensive in the world and is the only side that is worth over £1billion.Gareth Southgate could only lead the Three Lions to a second-place finish at Euro 2020 last summer, losing to Italy in the final on penalties. However, the trophy winners have failed to qualify for this year’s World Cup, having lost 1-0 to North Macedonia in a dramatic play-off earlier this week.One Football has now revealed that England’s side are worth £1.02bn overall, and that certainly confirms that they have every chance in the World Cup in Qatar this winter.

The music community is mourning the loss of Taylor Hawkins. The Foo Fighters revealed Friday night that the longtime drummer for the rock band has died. He was 50.

Gemma Chan is making things happen for an Anna May Wong biopic.

Michele Amabile Angermiller The musical community — including rock royals Ozzy Osbourne, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine, the band Smashing Pumpkins and Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons of KISS — is mourning the death of Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins.Shortly after news broke that Hawkins died in Bogota, Colombia hours before the band was due to take the stage, tributes started pouring in on social media. A beloved fixture in Los Angeles, where he lived, along with the greater touring world, many shared memories and photos of Hawkins behind the kit along with heartfelt words of grief.“@TaylorHawkins was truly a great person and an amazing musician. My heart, my love and my condolences go out to his wife, his children, his family, his band and his fans,” wrote Osbourne on Twitter.

Governors Awards, an annual event that presents Hollywood luminaries with honorary Oscar statuettes, is a reprieve, of sorts, from the awards season grind.Sure, there’s plenty of small talk and crudités to go around. But unlike most shows, which announce the winners in real time, this stop on the Oscar trail is void of a certain kind of anxiety. Recipients — this year’s batch consisted of Samuel L.

Megan Barton-Hanson has showed off her great body as she left a glam celebrity party.The 28-year-old Love Island star could be seen wearing a tight-fitting pink outfit while she headed out of Thursday's Social Ikon launch party in London.The stylish light pink set decorated with a cherry pattern drew attention to her toned abs and figure.Megan also wore a matching mini skirt revealing her legs, matched with a cute pair of pink heels. She carried a hot pink handbag in her left hand, and accessorised with a silver 'cherry' necklace.

Sydney Sweeney showed off her stylish yet modest taste in an all-black ensemble while out running errands in Los Angeles on Friday.The 24-year-old beauty put her famously fit curves on display while out on casual stroll after taking care of some errands.The outing comes after the star received widespread acclaim for her roles on HBO's Euphoria and The White Lotus, as well as her breakout role on Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale. Sweet: Sydney Sweeney, 24, showcased her famous curves in a black shorts jumpsuit while out and about in Los Angeles on FridaySydney appeared to be feeling leggy, as she was spotted making her way through a park in a simple but stylish black shorts jumpsuit.The outfit helped showcase all her enviable assets with its five-button front portion, which she left unbuttoned at the top, and overall figure-hugging design.

One of the global leaders of the new wave of Afrobeats, Rema finally shares his debut album after pulling massive success with a string of singles and EPs (including endorsements from Drake and Barack Obama as well as a FADER cover story).

Cristiano Ronaldo has been called a genius before. Those dazzling feet down the left-wing had the mark of genius, those knuckleballs free-kicks were the touch of a genius, that goalscoring record is something only a genius could conjure up.

Foo Fighters fans are remembering drummer Taylor Hawkins, who recently died, with footage of his final show with the band at Lollapalooza Argentina.On March 25, the band issued a statement confirming the 50-year-old’s passing. A cause of death was not given.

the Duchess of Cambridge’s beloved nude courts, this season has stonking platform sandals (sans ankle strap for those who don’t like them) and piped loafers – and very fabulous and surprisingly solid-feeling they are too.A stiletto might be more classically elegant, but I challenge anyone to walk 21,000 steps in a pair of stilettos as I did the other day in these babies.Not all platforms deliver all these virtues. If the drop between the heel and the platform is bigger than 60mm, or the sole is narrow, you’re essentially walking in high heels.

Sign of the Times, a 45-year-old vintage business with a bricks and mortar store in Chelsea. “Gen Z and millennials are committed to sustainability. Wearing second-hand clothes is much cooler – it’s seen as savvy, not stingy.”Over the past few years, aware of my carbon footprint, I’ve started buying vintage again.

East London Cloth, believes that the current state of the world is a factor in making us yearn for curtains. “There is a huge comfort in nostalgia,” she says, “and seeing a pair of curtains at the window, bringing warmth and security, fulfils that need.

Covid sceptics to seek freedom from ‘5G, chemtrails, fluoridated water, mandatory vaccinations, and healthcare mandates’, as one promotional video puts it.Since the pandemic began, vaccine refuseniks from everywhere from Germany to Switzerland, Australia and America have moved in their hundreds to this neighbourhood seven miles from Caazapá, a ranching town, where armed guards patrol the commune’s newly built borders. On the African archipelago of Zanzibar, part of Tanzania, another group, Liberty Places, partly funded by British anti-vaccine activist Michael Yeadon, is similarly promising to build a ‘life raft’ community where people disenchanted by coronavirus lockdowns and vaccine requirements can escape the ‘Covid lunacy’ of Europe for a ‘new free life’.Meanwhile, a German doctor is attempting to organise Tanzanian safaris for the Querdenker or ‘lateral thinker’ movement – Germany’s answer to QAnon – while ‘awakened’ Brits have begun seeking to date, share houses and homeschool their children with others who share their beliefs.

the second series of Bridgerton, which launched on Netflix last week, shows just how the early-19th century elites paved the way for the Sloane Rangers who followed in their footsteps.These two fashionable sets may have been separated by 250 years, but each captured a unique moment in history – and style.The Regency, which lasted from 1811 to 1820, was a period of great excitement and social development. It was a time that sprung out of deep unrest – King George III having been deemed too “mad” to rule, and his son (the eventual George IV) stepping in as Regent.

Naga Munchetty has spoken out after her BBC colleague Emily Maitlis announced her departure from the channel earlier this week.The BBC Breakfast presenter has taken to Twitter to wish her friend and colleague well after Emily announced she will be leaving the BBC after 20 years.Emily, who was the lead anchor for BBC Two's news and current affairs programme Newsnight after joining the team first in 2006, has traded broadcasting for podcasting, and will be doing so with former BBC colleague Jon Sopel. Taking to social media to announce the news, Emily said: "Some work news - @BBCJonSopel and I are going to launch a brand new podcast with @Global, exec produced by @dinosofos.

BBC Breakfast presenter Naga Munchetty has taken to Twitter to speak out after her BBC colleague Emily Maitlis announced her departure from the broadcaster after 20 years.

BBC broadcasters Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel have left the BBC to join Global with an exclusive deal.The pair are set to host their own podcast show together as well as an LBC show.Dino Sofos, founder of audio production company Persephonica and former head of BBC News Podcasts, will also be joining as the show's executive producer.Maitlis previously hosted Newsnight for the BBC while Sopel was the channel's North American Editor, and they both presented the Americast podcast which focusses on US politics.Emily Maitlis also interviewed Prince Andrew about the Epstein scandal and has recently said that the words he said in the interview "may come to be the only testimony we have."Political editor for BBC News Andrew Marr has also recently moved to Global and is set to present an upcoming show.Emily Maitlis discussed the move: "We are just so delighted to be launching this brand new podcast, which will build on everything we’ve achieved with Americast over the last few years, and it will find new audiences and a new home with Global.”She also took to Twitter to speak upon the matter, saying that it will be a "wrench" to leave the BBC after "20 phenomenal years."The 51-year-old also wrote that she is "grateful for the opportunities" and the "incredible people" she has worked with who have become "dear friends."Jon Sopel also revealed that he is "delighted" to be joining Global: "We’ve been blown away by the reception for Americast, and are so excited that Global has given us the opportunity to build on this success by creating this innovative news podcast.

BBC News’ veteran heavyweights Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel are leaving the corporation to launch a podcast for Global.

EMILY Maitlis and Jon Sopel have quit the BBC - as more big names follow Andrew Marr out of the door. It comes after Newsnight host Maitlis was rapped for "bias" by the broadcaster when she re-tweeted a post by Piers Morgan criticising the Government for its coronavirus response. Despite the presenter deleting her retweet within just 10 minutes, someone complained about it.

K.J. Yossman “Newsnight” lead host Emily Maitlis is set to leave the BBC, she confirmed today.“Some work news,” she tweeted on Tuesday, Feb. 22.