Gladiators star Wolf once suffered injury in reserve game for League Two side

Following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been thrown back into Royal life in London.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have remained in the UK after the Queen, Harry's grandmother, died on Thursday 8 September at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. Meghan, 41, and Harry, 37, were already in the UK when Her Majesty was placed under medical supervision, as they'd flown over from the US to attend charity events in Manchester and London a few days prior.

Victoria Beckham reportedly was overruled as she didn’t want her son Brooklyn Beckham’s wedding to Nicola Peltz to be in the US. The mum-of-four, who shares Brooklyn with football legend David, wanted her son's wedding to be in the Cotswolds instead of Nicola’s family house in Florida.

England camp next week but were facing off in the Champions League last night (September 14) as Manchester City played host to Borussia Dortmund.Bellingham gave the German visitors the lead in the second half with a flicked header but it was ultimately meaningless as goals from John Stones and Erling Haaland in the last 10 minutes gave Pep Guardiola's men a 2-1 victory.READ MORE: Liverpool fans taunt Man City over Jude Bellingham goal with 'more to come' in red shirtWith the game slipping away from his side, the Dortmund midfielder grew frustrated after a rogue tackle and shoved his fellow countryman Foden. Fans reacted online, with one tweeting: "Foden & Bellingham gonna be awkward in the England camp."A second said: "This Bellingham and Foden fight god bless England are not making it past the group stage." Another posted: "BELLINGHAM AND FODEN FIGHTING????????? BROTHERS WE ARE TRYING TO WIN A WORLD CUP."Are you worried about England players clashing for their clubs? Let us know in the comments section."Bellingham fighting Foden like they wont be playing together next week," commented a third.

READ MORE: Temperatures set to soar next week with Britain getting one last summer spikeHigh pressure will build across Britain, keeping mild breezes from the Atlantic at bay and blasting the nation with northerly winds.Jim Dale, meteorologist for British Weather Services, said: “The remains of will Hurricane Danielle move away and allow high pressure to build to the west of the UK.“This will encourage northerly winds to come in, and this is going to affect temperatures by the end of the week.“Temperatures are going to drop quite rapidly and most places will lose a few degrees in the daytime while dropping to single figures overnight.“It will start to feel colder towards the end of the week before this dome of high-pressure stalls across the UK allowing cold air to move across the UK.”The high pressure dome will stretch between Iceland and Spain, and bring the first chilly autumnal plumes to the nation.For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here.Met Office meteorologist Alex Burkill said: “High pressure will build from the west turning things a little bit more unsettled and dragging in cooler air from the north, so we will see temperatures dropping.“It will be cooler than recent nights, but milder in the south under the cloud, and there will be some heavy bursts of rain on Wednesday morning.“There is a lot of dry and at times sunny weather to be had, with the risk of a few showers towards northern parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland.”READ NEXT: Meghan 'snubbed' by royal fan in awkward moment at Windsor walkabout Full route of Queen's Lying-in-State procession as fans face 30-hour wait to see coffin Queen was 'absolutely on it'

Scientists have taught a robot to laugh at jokes in an effort to make it appear more human.The robots have been trained in "appropriate" laughter, including how to differentiate between chuckles and rip-roaring squeals.The training has been undertaken by researches at Kyoto University in Japan using artificial intelligence.READ MORE: Superintelligent AI will likely be 'fatal' to humanity warn Oxford researchersThe study has been documented in the scientific journal, Frontiers in Robotics and AI, where scientists have described their experience of working with a robot called Erica, with the hope of making conversations more natural.The journal's lead author, Dr Koji Inoue, an assistant professor at Kyoto University in the Department of Intelligence Science and Technology said: "We think that one of the important functions of conversational AI is empathy."Conversation is, of course, multimodal, not just responding correctly.

Kim Kardashian in a recent TikTok video.Julia, 32, who split up with Kim’s, 41, ex-husband Kanye West, 45, a few months back, took to TikTok, where she made a subtle jibe at Kim’s parenting methods.The Italian-American actress left followers in quite the frenzy as she took part in a new TikTok trend which asked users: “What’s considered trashy if you’re poor but classy if you’re rich?”READ MORE: Khloe Kardashian and ex Tristan Thompson announce arrival of second child via surrogateIn a video to her 401,000 followers, the Uncut Gems star remixed the video and responded saying, “Not raising your kids.”Soon after posting, Julia – who has a one-year-old son, Valentino–- received many messages from spectators asking if the comment was about the SKIMS founder.Many raised how they believed it was a deliberate joke about Kim, who, along with some of her sisters, has the help of nannies to raise North, Saint, Chicago, and Psalm.One user commented: “Kim is typing", while a second added: “Ain’t that the truth. Kim and her many nannies, though?”A different viewer commented: “Kim won’t like this one”, while others implied that the video might also apply to her sisters: “Not just Kim”.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.As fans argued in the comment section, one came to the Kardashian’s defence, writing: “Kim is a great mom, and her kids are well behaved.”Another penned: “Not the Kardashians.

East Kilbride Pirates quarterback Neil Baptie admits it was all very surreal as his ‘lucky 13 omen’ delivered him not only the British title but also the MVP award in their impressive win over Cambridgeshire Cats.

Coatbridge boxer Mark McKeown says his career will turn full circle when he makes his ring return at St Andrew’s Sporting Club on Thursday.

Cambuslang Rangers co-boss Billy Campbell admits his side are at the stage where they must start picking up points in the West of Scotland League Premier Division, regardless of who their opposition are.

Ayr’s top cop says two terrifying fire attacks in the town are not linked.

Hamilton Accies boss John Rankin admits frustration over lost leads in the Championship – but says at least they’re trying to win.

Wendy Williams is preparing her comeback to media but before that happens, the talk show host has reportedly checked into a wellness facility to oversee her “overall health issues.”

Meghan McCain left The View at the end of Season 24 in 2021 and the search to fill the conservative chair was extensive, a fact that the former daytime talk show host relishes. Following McCain’s departure from the ABC program, producers auditioned women over the course of the season landing on Alyssa Farah Griffin and upping Ana Navarro to permanent co-host.

BBC have confirmed that the popular programme Gladiators will be returning to screens next year.With a new generation of "superhumans" lined-up already to take on competitors across the country, we can already feel that this will not be a series that fans will want to miss.The programme has been revamped and taken over by BBC One and will be available to watch next year on iPlayer as contestants battle it out in the "ultimate test of speed and strength".READ MORE: Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought Wrexham after deciding to make a documentaryGladiators had originally run from 1992 for an eight-year period – drawing in huge success from audiences across the globe.Host Ulrika Jonsson and Gladiators Jet, Nightshade, Hunter, Wolf and Lightning shot to fame, with all becoming popular household names.In 2008 the programme did return to Sky for one year with Kirsty Gallacher and Ian Wright taking to the hosting helm, taking over from the Swedish TV star Ulrika and her co-star John Fashanu.The BBC is keeping tight-lipped over who will be taking part in the 11-episode series that is due to launch next year, but filming has been confirmed for Utilita Arena in Sheffield.BBC director Kate Phillips said: "Gladiators is back and a whole new generation of viewers can now look forward to watching a Saturday night spectacle like no other."Will the contenders have the will and the skill to succeed against our mighty new Gladiators? You’ll have to tune in to find out."Scot Cru, executive vice president of global formats and Unscripted Content for MGM Television, saying: "Gladiators is a format that resonates with viewers worldwide."We are thrilled to bring this revered series to the BBC and can’t wait to introduce our UK

Gladiators star Wolf revealed he almost missed out on the hit ITV show after missing the application deadline. 69-year-old Michael Van Wijk made a name for himself starring as The Wolf Man throughout the show's eight series and arguably became the most iconic gladiator of them all.

Rob McElhenney will come to centre stage in the new Disney Plus documentary Welcome To Wrexham, which lands on Thursday, August 25. The American actor and producer, 45, bought a football club in 2021 with fellow actor and close friend Ryan Reynolds.  The new series will explore the incredible story of McElhenney and Reynold’s decision to buy Wrexham AFC, a fifth-tier team in the English Football League.

Party mode! Blake Lively soaked in the final days of August by hanging by the pool — and showing off her toned physique.

Gladiators star Jet has offered up praise to her former co-star Lightning as the stunner tried on old iconic outfits from her time on the show.Jet, real name Diane Youldae, took to Twitter to repost a tweet from the Gladiators page that show Lightning babe Kim Betts trying on her old leotards and sexy suits from 30 years ago.The bodybuilder, 50, was the longest-serving female Gladiator on the beloved ITV show.READ MORE: Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney bought Wrexham after deciding to make a documentaryKim donned several skin tight leotards and crop tops from her days on the show and they all still fit like a glove.“Beautiful and still lightening up the skies!! Jet gushed to her followers.Kim admitted in the clip that it was like trying on a wedding dress years later.Sharing a video on Instagram on Tuesday, Lightning said: 'I've been asked to go on This Morning and they've asked for some costumes. I'm going to try them on.

Gladiators Wolf star has revealed he wants to return in the show's reboot.It was confirmed last month that the hit series, which ran from 1992 to 2000, will be returning to screens 22 years after its original end and has been picked up by the BBC.69-year-old Michael Van Wijk made a name for himself after starring as Wolf throughout the show's eight seasons and became the only gladiator not to miss an episode.READ MORE: Gladiators legend Lightning still bodybuilding aged 50 alongside her Mr Universe husbandNow, the bodybuilder, who has lived in New Zealand for the past 16 years, has confirmed he would like to return and would happily do so in the iconic role he played for eight years.In an exclusive chat with Daily Star, the TV icon explained that his age could be a reason why he wouldn't be allowed to compete as a gladiator, but assured he could complete the gruelling events "blindfolded.""I would return. I could do it blindfolded.