Fremantle Rejigs Global Drama Leadership as Sarah Doole Exits

Alex Scott isn't afraid of experimenting when it comes to fashion, and her latest look had us in awe.MORE: Alex Scott shimmers in incredible cut-out gown on BAFTAs red carpetOn Tuesday night, the 37-year-old looked oh-so-stylish in a smart grey two-piece suit from 4th & Reckless, which featured contrasting stripes. The ensemble featured padded shoulders, two-button fastening and a plunging neckline.WATCH: Alex Scott shows off her best moves in gorgeous tan midi-dressKeeping it classy, Alex accessorised with a black shoulder bag, a glamourous green Van Cleef necklace and large hoop earrings.

LAUREN Laverne was back at the reins on The One Show yesterday. But the presenting regular triggered a full blow debate online when viewers of the show were too distracted by her outfit.

RICHARD Madeley was accused of "demonising" the NHS in a fiery argument on Good Morning Britain. The presenter suggested the healthcare service needed to be overhauled after Dr Hilary Jones said it was "heading towards a crisis".

A new mum was suffering from a "significant disturbed mind" when she put her newborn daughter on train tracks, a court heard.

Her return to screens has caused a major divide amongst viewers but Emmerdale fans now think Meena Jutla will - quite literally - get away with murder in upcoming scenes. The serial killer was seen fro the first time in a couple of weeks during Monday night's trip to the Dales with fans seeing her behind bars and awaiting trial following a plea hearing last month which saw her plead not guilty to the murders of Ben Tucker, Andrea Tate and Leanna Cavanagh.

British holidaymakers are being urged to check their passports are valid or risk not being allowed to board a flight this summer. Post-Brexit regulations mean passports must be no more than 10 years old to enter EU countries.

A local football team say they are ‘fed up’ with the 'wanton vandalism' after a group were caught trespassing on their ground over the weekend.

Manchester United are planning to spend millions on state-of-the-art upgrades at their Aon training complex which will include a new games and music room for their underperforming stars to relax in.The club's training ground has been in desperate need of a face-lift for a while and Old Trafford chiefs put in planning permission last year for a bunch of new facilities including new offices, a new gym and a new catering area. It's understood that players have also had an input, with many of them keen on rooms for recreation.According to The Sun, the club will also be creating a 'quiet and chill-out zone', for their squad members to un-wind after morning sessions, and there are also plans to build a wellness area for activities like yoga and book reading.Leading the development at Carrington is Mags Mernagh - who was one the key figures behind Leicester City's newly-built £100 million training ground, which is rated as one of the very best in the country since it opened in 2020.Speaking during the latest edition of Sky Sports' The Overlap, former United defender Gary Neville urged the Glazer family to "reset the culture" at the club, insisting that one of the ways to do that was to revamp their out-of-date training ground."They then need to build a new training ground.

Joshua Jackson is running a few errands!

Chelsea this season.The Belgium international was brought back to Stamford Bridge a decade after his first transfer to the club, but this time he had a reputation as one of the best strikers in the world. The Blues splashed out a whopping £97million for his services following a sensational campaign at Inter Milan where he led them to their first Serie A title in 10 years.After two seasons in a row where he netted over 20 league goals, there was a feeling that Lukaku was the missing piece to the puzzle at Chelsea - who were craving a striker to put away the many chances they create. But that has failed to happen in the Premier League.

Kelly Ruben, from New York City, is a Michelin Star trained chef and food blogger with over seven years experience of professional cooking and recipe development.The 20-year-old spoke exclusively to the Daily Star about what her job’s really like – and it involves a lot more work than one may think.“My company, Dining by Kelly, provides private dining services to various clients around NYC ranging from private dinners, small catering events and weekly meal preparation,” she said.“My typical days as a private chef include sending out menus to clients, grocery shopping and preparing and serving meals for families around the city.“Most of my clients are either looking for full-service dinners served in the comfort of their homes, or having their fridge stocked with a custom variety of meals to enjoy throughout the week.“I work with clients of all dietary requirements from vegan, gluten-free, anti-inflammatory, and other specific diets.”What may be most surprising, is the fact that the food they request isn’t always that fanciful.Kelly has cooked everyday meals such as Shepherd’s pie, tacos, Nutella cookies and rigatoni for her clients.She added: “I would say caviar is always a popular request for dinner parties, but I very rarely get unusual requests.”Kelly also works with national food companies to promote their brands by creating custom recipes that she shares on her social media channels and website, @diningbykelly.Her typical days as a content creator includes communicating with brands and creating custom recipes to showcase on both their social channels as well as her own.Kelly spends each day contributing to her social media accounts and showcasing her days as a private chef, while also sharing recipes with her

Mark Wahlberg is back in his hometown!

Emiliano De Pablos Spain’s The Mediapro Studio has secured local adaptation rights to Belgian TV primetime hit “The Musical of Your Life,” which won the award for best factual entertainment format at this year’s MipTV International Format Awards.The deal has been negotiated with Belgian international distribution company Be-Entertainment, which represents the format’s rights globally.Created and produced by indie company Dedsit, the first season of the show recently aired on Belgium’s Play4 channel, scoring a spectacular 35.7% average market share. Dedsit is already working on a second season.Set in a theatre, each episode of “The Musical of Your Life” pays tribute to a celebrity, someone beloved and admired by the entire country.  The celebrity is invited to the theater to join the host for a unique up-close and personal interview about all the key moments of his life.

Marta Balaga As multiple opportunities open up in the changing market, it’s crucial to protect what’s special about the project first, Element Pictures producer Ed Guiney argued at a Canneseries panel.“You figure out what the scripts are, who is going to make it and how much it’s going to cost, and then you go out and choose the best partner. The dynamic is that we are making this thing, the train is pulling out of the station, so do you want to join us? Rather than ‘this is something we are thinking of doing, do we have your permission?’,” he said, citing collaboration on “Normal People” with the BBC.“When we were in contention for the rights, the BBC did a very bold thing – they greenlit the show before we had them.

Another year, another case of being hooked on the Australian version of Married At First Sight. And this series definitely hasn't been without its tense moments, with Olivia Frazer and Domenica Calarco's feud and splits we didn't see coming. One couple who do seem to have gone the distance however, are Olivia and Jackson.The couple appeared to share an unbreakable bond after meeting on the hit show, with their romance going from strength to strength.

Tomorrow X Together (TXT) are reportedly getting ready to release new music later this year.Earlier today, South Korean media outlet Star News reported that the quintet are currently working on new music, which is said to be slated for release sometime in May. Big Hit Music, TXT’s management agency, later confirmed the news through a statement published in Newsen.“TXT are preparing to make a comeback in early May,” Big Hit Music said, as translated by Soompi.

Source Music has publicly denied allegations that Kim Ga-ram, a member of upcoming girl group LE SSERAFIM, was a school bully.Less than a day after the label introduced Kim as a member of the group, a number of netizens claimed that the 16-year-old singer had been involved in bullying incidents during her school days. One netizen, who claimed to be Kim’s classmate from middle school, alleged that Kim had regularly harassed younger students, according to posts archived by Koreaboo.In another set of forum posts by KBIZoom, another netizen posted screenshots of a conversation that was allegedly initiated by Kim, where she allegedly cussed out another person while asking them to pick up the phone.HYBE, which owns Source Music, the agency in charge of LE SSERAFIM, has since denied all allegations and taken legal action in a statement posted today (April 6).

Pusha T has teamed up with Jay-Z on the new single, ‘Neck & Wrist’, marking the first time the rappers have teamed up since ‘Drug Dealers Anonymous’ in 2016.The latest song to be lifted from Pusha T’s forthcoming fourth studio album, ‘Neck & Wrist’ sees Pharrell Williams undertake production duties. It also comes a month after Pusha confirmed that Jay-Z was on the album.“We call this ‘God level rap for dummies'”, Pusha quipped on Twitter.

A quarter of Brits (25%) have digestive issues such as constipation which cause them discomfort – but have simply “learned to live with it” rather than getting it checked out.A poll of 2,000 adults found nearly one in five (18%) don’t consider the frequency of their bowel movements to be “normal”.And nearly a quarter (24%) aren’t sure what to look out for when it comes to checking the health of their number-twos.In fact, more than one in ten (13%) haven’t had a digestive symptom treated or diagnosed, because they don’t feel they understand enough about their digestive system and how it works.And 17% fear doctors won’t take them seriously if they try and make an appointment to discuss their digestive symptoms.The research was commissioned by Fybogel, prior to the launch of its “touring toilet Cubicle Confessional” – which gives members of the public the opportunity to talk to a gut health expert, in a bid to help them talk more confidently about their bowel habits.The Cubicle Confessional will visit three UK cities with some of the highest rates for hospital admission for constipation – London, Northampton and Liverpool – with expertise provided by charity Guts UK.Marguerite de Durfort, from Fybogel, said: “We know, for so many, the embarrassment that comes with “the poo chat” can limit our understanding of our digestive system, and stop us receiving the treatment we might need.“We want to help people in the UK who are suffering in silence, and work towards breaking the “poo taboo”.“With 55% of the public feeling most comfortable talking about their bowel movements with a doctor, we hope people across our three locations can utilise our cubicle confessional to gain professional advice for their gut health symptoms.“We

Jake Kanter International TV EditorFremantle enjoyed something of a drama boom last year. Buoyed by hits including American Gods and The New Pope, the global producer’s drama revenue climbed 36% to €414M ($494M) in 2019.Then the pandemic hit.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorFremantle’s global drama chief Sarah Doole is leaving the company behind The New Pope to set up a new talent incubator, meaning group COO Andrea Scrosati will extend his role to oversee global drama.Doole is leaving after more than six years to establish Sow The Seed, which will aim to foster new and diverse talent in the scripted and audio worlds. The company will launch in September.She will, however, maintain ties with Fremantle by acting as a consultant to CEO Jen Mullin.