Emmerdale fans horrified as beloved couple crushed by campervan in MORE storm carnage

Jayde Adams, 37, has shut down trolls who said she was too full-figured for Strictly Come Dancing by boasting that she regularly has sex with "incredibly attractive people" as she is "incredibly attractive" herself.The Strictly star, who survived five weeks on the dance floor with pro partner Karen Hauer, has also stated that her sexuality is ambiguous and that she's considering experimenting outside of heterosexual relationships.The voluptuous figured 6ft2in star attracted plenty of attention when she entered the competition with slim and slight 5ft4in Karen - but gleeful Jayde took the raised eyebrows in her stride, explaining that she relished the opportunity to be with someone she could lift.In fact, she only agreed to enter Strictly on the condition that she could be paired with another woman.Meanwhile, she's made it clear that her alternative mindset extends to the bedroom - and that there are no shortage of admirers in her life."I have so much sex with incredibly attractive people, and that’s because I’m incredibly attractive," she exclaimed."Harry Styles can be ambiguous about sexuality, so why can’t I?" she challenged in an interview with The Sun."Who knows who I’ll end up with? I’ve been in all heterosexual relationships in my life, but as a lot of women are discovering now, perhaps there’s more to life than men...”Meanwhile, she also discussed her romantic life with lesbian lifestyle magazine Diva last month."I’m absolutely having the best time of my life working out who I am and having cheeky snogs with girls, boys, non-binary people, people who are trans," she revealed.She also made it clear that fatphobic commentary from online trolls won't influence her behaviour."Women have been taught being fat is a

ONLY Fools and Horses star Ben Smith is known to millions as Del Boy’s son Damien Trotter. The actor played the troublesome youngster in the iconic sitcom in its 2001 festive special. Damien terrorised his Uncle Rodney with his behaviour and wry comments.

STRICTLY Come Dancing's line-up is one of the most fiercely-guarded secrets by the BBC every year before it is official unveiled. In a bid to try and keep the identities of the dancing stars on the hit show under wraps, bosses go to extreme lengths - including giving the contestants secret code names. They use this mysterious monikers internally to try and stop any leaks prior to their grand unveiling.

EASTENDERS stars left Albert Square to celebrate 100 years of the BBC. Legends from Albert Square took to social media to share their glammed up night out at the 100 years of the BBC party.

ANT McPartlin enjoyed a day out with best pal Dec Donnelly and Dec's wife Ali Astall during a break from filming I'm A Celebrity... The Geordie duo appeared relaxed as they were joined by Ali while out and about in Queensland. Ant's wife Anne-Marie Corbett didn't join the gang as they headed to a local fundraising event.

A mum's complaint has gone viral after photos emerged of her daughter's school meal which has been described as a "basically empty" ham baguette.

The SNP government has been slammed for "ploughing ahead" with P1 testing despite concerns about the policy from a senior figure in the party and opposition MSPs.

A teacher has been forced to resign after filming an OnlyFans video in her own classroom. Samantha Peer was employed at Thunderbolt Middle School in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, US, when students found her account on the adults-only site featuring the X-rated film.

In his corner! Khloé Kardashian and Rob Kardashian have an unbreakable sibling bond.

Matt Hancock has been stung by a scorpion whilst taking part in I'm A Celebrity, forcing medical experts to swoop in.

Only Fools and Horses appeared back on screens for a Christmas special episode in 2001, and it featured Del Boy Trotter's troublemaking young son.

Olivia Attwood has broken her silence over her early exit from this year's I'm A Celebrity, which left viewers speculating the reason behind her shock departure. Less than 24 hours after entering the jungle, the former Love Island contestant was rushed to hospital by medics and ITV staff, the Mirror reports.

A self-proclaimed teen millionaire who made his fortune from Bitcoin has shown off his incredible collection of supercars - despite not being old enough to drive. Haziq Nasri, who bought his first car aged 10, claims he is one of several young people who made millions by investing in the online currency.

A woman and her husband made headlines around the world when they tried to buy two baby girls online. Just over 20 years ago, Judith Kilshaw, now Sillet, with then husband Alan were involved in what has become known as the first story to break the internet.

Police have taped off a Scots street amid an ongoing incident. Officers were called to Princes Street in Port Glasgow on Sunday morning.

A search operation is underway to trace a missing schoolboy last seen two days ago.

DISGRACED MP Matt Hancock reportedly asked his PR expert girlfriend for advice before deciding to appear on the hit show. Friends say ex-Health Secretary Hancock, 44, was initially torn about entering the jungle having turned the offer down twice before. But according to reports in The Times, he sought advice from a small group, including tapping into Gina's specialist public relations knowledge, before agreeing to appear on the ITV show.

Emmerdale 's director Tim O'Mara has teased that "eight or nine characters" might be killed off during the ITV soap's 50th anniversary storm stunt week. The director warned that "no one is safe" during an appearance on ITV Yorkshire, teasing: "Viewers are in for a number of surprises!" Tim said: "No one is safe.There's a possibility of eight or nine characters not being around for very long." He added: "We do go to the hospital on a number of visits - a number of people hurt by debris flying around the village, there are accidents in the woods, trees falling on people.

Emmerdale viewers may see eight characters be killed off in explosive scenes as a deadly storm rips through the Yorkshire village.Soap director Tim O'Mara has teased that no one will be safe from the storm, saying: "No one is safe, there's a possibility of eight or nine characters not being around for very long."We do go to the hospital on a number of visits, a number of people hurt by debris flying around the village, there are accidents in the woods, trees falling on people.READ MORE: Emmerdale Daisy Campbell's glam snaps - corsets, bikinis and plunging dresses"There are massive accidents at the farm which might attract the attention of one or two characters."Fans have already seen the demise of vicar Harriet Finch (Katherine Dow Blyton) and Sam Dingle's life is hanging in the balance.After Sam was impaled by a tractor during the storm, it looks like he could be the next character to be killed off as fans have been left fearing for him.He isn't the only one who could has seen their life flash before their eyes, as many other characters have been caught out by the horror weather.Tuesday's dramatic episode saw Liv O'Flaherty and Vinny Dingle in serious danger as they were nearly crushed by a caravan during the storm.With Isobel Steele being reported to be leaving the soap after six years, it could be her who faces a grisly end as the actress waves goodbye to the Dales.Other characters that are feared to be in danger are Zak Dingle, with fans fearing he could follow Faith, who lost her battle with cancer last week.After the harrowing scenes, one viewer said: "I’m sure Zak is going to die after Faith, the hints are all there… his convo with her was especially poignant."Another agreed: "I think Zak will be next."Fans will