Graham Bell: Dancing On Ice star in 'horrible' wardrobe mishap 'Had to turn it inside out'

Comedy is coming to Motherwell Concert Hall and Theatre next month with a old Scottish favourite and two stand-up stars.

Coronation Street star Jack P Shepherd has told of the embarrassing moment he realised he had tapped a Hollywood star on their behind.

Reading fans have got their wish after blocking their own team bus in midweek as manager Veljko Paunovic has been sacked.The Championship club have been struggling near the bottom of the table this season and a run of 11 league games without a win prompted a protest on Wednesday (February 16).Supporters surrounded the coach carrying Paunovic and his squad as they attempted to leave after their 0-0 draw away at Peterborough.Despite making their feelings abundantly clear, the Royals' board stuck by the Serbian and he remained in charge for their trip to Preston on Saturday (February 19).However, despite winning that match 3-2, Reading have now cut ties with Paunovic. A club statement read: "Reading Football Club can confirm that the contract of first team manager Veljko Paunovic has been terminated by mutual consent."The Serbian was appointed as manager of the Royals in late August 2020 and without fans in the stands to support him or his side, we sustained a push for promotion for much of his maiden campaign in the Championship - only for our play-off hopes to fade in the final few weeks of 2020-21.Who should replace him? Let us know in the comments section."This season, somewhat understandably, has proven more difficult."Having to help lead the club through strict transfer embargo restrictions and contract limitations, an injury crisis like never before seen at our club, a global pandemic and the challenge of a six-point deduction imposed by the EFL."For these reasons, owner Mr Dai Yongge wanted to afford Veljko time to turn around a poor recent run of results that now sees us in a battle for second tier survival.

Netflix" especially as her family helped her to buy her first property, which cost her £51,000 when she was 21.But Georgina Carson, now 25, agrees with Allsopp’s claims by saying “most young people don’t want to make sacrifices”, the Manchester Evening News reports.She and her 27-year-old fiancé Freddy Quinn, bought their first home three years ago for £82,500 in Wigan.The couple scrimped and saved, missing night’s out and living with their parents, to put down a 5% deposit on the three-bed terrace home.After purchasing the property the pair spent six months renovating it - which cost them around £7,000.They then sold the house for £115K, making £32,500 in profit, and moved onto a second property which they plan to flip and sell.Speaking to the MEN, Georgina said: "it's all about priorities. Whilst saving for our first house my partner and I were both earning just over £20,000 a year, so not an extravagant wage."We put away savings every month and managed to save about £1,000 per month between us.“When we got the keys, we moved into the house straight away and lived in it whilst we were renovating."We didn’t even have a bed, we just had a mattress on the floor and were living very basic."We had to wait to get paid every month to buy things to renovate the house.

Saturday Night Takeaway is at the forefront of everyones minds and the dynamic duo are preparing to dominate TV screens once again.

Dancing on Ice star Graham Bell reportedly threw a massive strop backstage on Sunday after crashing out of the competition in week three. The 55-year-old Olympic skier and professional skater Karina Manta were the second couple to be sent packing from the ITV ice-skating competition after ending up in the bottom two alongside Rebekah Vardy and her partner Andy Buchanan.All four judges opted to save Jamie Vardy's wife Rebekah and Andy after both couples danced a new routine in the dreaded skate-off.Speaking about his elimination to hosts Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby, Graham said: "I think I gave it everything.

Dancing on Ice star Graham Bell is rumoured to have furiously screamed at his skating partner Karina Manta backstage. Graham, 55, has reportedly been branded the “worst loser ever” after he is rumoured to have had a huge tantrum backstage after he was eliminated from the ITV skating show on Sunday 31 January.

Dancing On Ice at the weekend.The 2019 champion revealed that he would have saved the former Olympic Skier in the skate-off if it had been up to him.Graham and his partner Karina Manta became the second couple to be eliminated from the ITV show on Sunday evening.They went up against Rebekah Vardy and her professional partner Andy Buchanan in the dreaded skate-off.The judges Jayne Torvill, Christopher Dean, John Barrowman and Ashley Banjo opted to save the wife of footballer Jamie Vardy.After watching the show at home, James shared his thoughts on the matter."I'm gutted that Graham went out," the former Strictly pro said."Someone has to be in the bottom two, and this time it was Graham and Rebekah but in that skate-off I would have saved

LORRAINE Kelly quickly covered for Dancing On Ice's Graham Bell after he swore live on air. The Olympian swapped the slopes for the ice rink but only lasted three weeks after an eventful time on the ITV show.

GRAHAM Bell had a furious expletive-ridden tantrum backstage at Dancing on Ice after getting the boot. The former Olympic skier, 55, was branded the “worst loser ever” after he lost his rag with his pro dancer Karina Manta. He blamed her for them losing in the skate-off against Rebekah Vardy and her partner Andy Buchanan.

Dancing on Ice star Graham Bell reportedly screamed and swore after being eliminated from the show.

Rebekah Vardy and Jason Donovan looked utterly drained of energy as they headed home after Sunday's live episode of Dancing On Ice.

It’s already the third week of Dancing on Ice and with that, another couple has left the competition.

Graham Bell has become the latest Dancing On Ice 2021 contestant to leave the show.

Dancing on Ice bid farewell to another celebrity on Sunday evening as Graham Bell became the latest contestant to depart the 2021 series.

Dancing on Ice is the reality show that kicks off the new year, and series 13 of the ITV series is well underway now.Celebrities such as Rebekah Vardy, Rufus Hound, Jason Donovan and Faye Brooks are all competing in 2021 and there's already been some drama.This Morning presenters Phillip Schofield and Holly Willoughby have returned as hosts, and Christopher Dean and Jayne Torvill are back on the judging panel alongside Ashley Banjo and John Barrowman.In 2020 it was confirmed that some of the professional skaters would not be returning for the 2021 series.New professionals were announced for the 13th series, including Angela Egan, Joe Johnson, Karina Manta, Klabera Komini and Yebin Mok.

Dancing On Ice 2021 contestant Graham Bell, 55, has revealed he was told by production that he is not allowed to “undo his onesie too far” while skating on the ITV show.The former Olympic skier admitted he was keen to unfasten his costume slightly as he struggled with overheating during rehearsals with his professional skating partner Karina Manta last week.However, Graham was promptly informed by ITV bosses that making any big changes to his outfit was against the rules despite his discomfort.The star explained: “I was told by production that I couldn’t undo my onesie too far, that was the one thing that they did say to me.“In a dress rehearsal, I came down to the stop and I just undid it, and I was like [gasping] ‘God I’m hot, I’m

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direct to your inboxTwelve new celebrities have signed up to take part in Dancing On Ice 2021.Among those 12 is Graham Bell who had been paired up with Yebin Mok for the ITV skating competition before a freak accident occurred before week one.Instead, he'll team up with Karina Manta until Yebin has recovered from her injury.The new series, which started last Sunday, saw the first six celebrities taking to the ice before the next six being their bid to be crowned winner this week.Graham, 54, may be best known for being an Olympic skier turned TV presenter, adventurer and journalist.He represented Great Britain at five Winter Olympics in Sarajevo 1984, Calgary 1988, Albertville 1992, Lillehammer 1994 and Nagano 1998.Graham retired as a

Dancing on Ice contestant Graham Bell will finally take to the ice this weekend after being pulled out from performing on Sunday after his partner's horrific injury.A freak accident last week saw former Olympian skier Graham, 55, stab professional ice-dancer Yebin Mok with his skating blade.The 36-year-old pro skater's injury was so severe that it "exposed her tendons".Yebin is hoping to return to the show once she's fully recovered but Graham will now skate with fellow professional Karina Mantras.Discussing the freak accident, Graham told Daily Star and other press: "It was very stressful when Yebin got hurt."Now I know she is going to be OK, recover and get back into the show, providing I stay in, it's great."We were flying high ready to

Ashley Banjo has blasted trolls who say Dancing On Ice is “overwhelming the NHS”, telling them to “look at your own life”.The judge’s comments came after Denise Van Outen was rushed to hospital after dislocating her elbow in her training, while Rebekah Vardy’s pro Andy Buchanan and Graham Bell’s pro Yebin Mok both received horror cuts from their celebrity partners’ skates.The NHS has been increasingly stretched in recent months due to the coronavirus pandemic, but Ashley has hit back at those complaining about the ITV show and told them that the contestants are putting “themselves on the line” to “entertain people”. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.