Helen Skelton talks Blue Peter's big budget and audience - before BBC show's decline

Back to the bowl cut! January Jones just brought back a hairstyle that hasn’t made headlines in decades — but fans are here for the 44-year-old actress’ new ‘do. 

Amid her pregnancy, Jill Duggar has tested positive for COVID-19 alongside her husband, Derick Dillard.

Two players were sent home from Survivor, which premiered last night on Wednesday (march 9).

We’ve had our fair share of reality competition shows but it looks like ABC is birthing a new one, spotlighting influencers.

Khloe Kardashian is getting candid about what other people say about her in the media.

Big woof. The Masked Singer‘s season 7 premiere made history — and it wasn’t for a happy reason.

No, thank you! Lala Kent isn’t a fan of her ex-fiancé, Randall Emmett, posting photos of their daughter, Ocean, on social media.

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A post shared by The Kardashians (@kardashianshulu)One of the biggest scandals we saw this year was news that Tristan Thompson fathers a child with Maralee Nichols while he and Khloe were together. Even though Khloe says she wishes she never had to talk about it, she confirmed that we will see this part of her “journey in life” on the show. “I wish I never had to talk about that because it’s not a fun thing to talk about,” Khloé told Variety.

Ralf Rangnick.People still seem seduced by the fact Pochettino rode incredible luck to lead Tottenham to the Champions League final in 2019, instead of being more alarmed at how it all unravelled for him within six months and ended in the sack.The same thing is now happening in Paris, which leaves United CEO Richard Arnold having to now address one simple question: Is Pochettino qualified to be given the job of rebuilding United to become a major force in football once again?The answer is no.The situation at United is no so bad that Pochettino or Erik ten Hag are in a strong bargaining position should the fallen giants come calling.But this shouldn't happen, because if United are serious about being top dogs again they need a serious manager to help them do it.There will be one in the opposition dugout on Saturday in the shape of Tottenham's Antonio Conte, while Thomas Tuchel's future at Chelsea is now under a huge cloud following the unprecedented events regarding Roman Abramovich's ownership of the world and European champions.United need to think big, because the challenge ahead of them is an enormous one and with Chelsea now on the precipice, the German is there for the taking.And if Pochettino cannot get the better of a mediocre Real Madrid side, despite having the firepower of Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappe at his disposal, then he shouldn't even be in United's thinking at all, let alone be their No.1 choice.When Leeds United found themselves in the financial mire almost two decades ago, it brought out the best in some of their star names.A group of players decided to dip into their own pockets and help fund the cost of travelling to away games.This didn't prevent the Yorkshire club from going into administration

Who will win the Premier League title this season? Leave your prediction in the comments section. "The most important thing is not to let go, to keep training well, recover good and then go again on Monday evening, because we are going towards the end of the season and every game is becoming more important."Now the big games are coming and we're looking forward to them.

Zack Sharf Rob Zombie’s upcoming “The Munsters” reboot is rated PG, the filmmaker announced on Instagram this week. The rating makes sense given that “The Munsters” is based on the family-oriented sitcom that gained popularity in the 1960s, but many fans speculated what kind of “Munsters” film the reboot would be given the involvement of Zombie.

Campaigners have slammed "disgusting" anti-abortion protests outside of a Scots hospital and called for urgent action to implement buffer zones.

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Tim Gray Senior Vice PresidentSearchlight’s “Nightmare Alley” has four well-deserved Oscar nominations: production design, Tamara Deverell, Shane Vieau; costume design, Luis Sequeira; cinematography, Dan Laustsen; and best picture.And while filmmaking greats including Martin Scorsese have praised “Alley,” some audiences were caught off-guard because it isn’t what they expected from Guillermo del Toro, who is director, co-writer and one of the three Oscar-nominated producers.“It’s the first film of a different period in my life,” del Toro tells Variety, marking a new style and outlook. The film is also physically beautiful.

Wyatte Grantham-Philips editorThe Sun Valley Film Festival, which will be returning in-person for its 11th annual event from March 30 to April 3, has announced additional awards and films that will be screened this year.Variety will present this year’s Pioneer Award to Danny Strong on April 1. As a writer, director, actor and producer, Strong has earned two Emmys, a Golden Globe, two WGA awards, a PGA Award and a Peabody Award — with credits ranging from both parts of “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay” to “Dopesick.” Previous Pioneer Award winners include Shaka King, Aaron Paul, Eliza Hittman and Mark Duplass.Also on April 1, the Rising Star Award will be given to Netflix’s “Outer Banks” cast members Chase Stokes, Madelyn Cline, Madison Bailey, Jonathan Daviss, Rudy Pankow, Austin North, Drew Starkey and Carlacia Grant.

Zoe Hewitt Imagine standing by yourself in a room and having a conversation that needs to sound like it’s taking place on a bumpy bicycle ride. Or in the midst of a heavy lift, or during an epic battle.

A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton halts shoot after discovery[LATEST]Helen Skelton says On The Farm host says viewers kept show on air[EXCLUSIVE]Stacey Solomon fuming as Joe lets slip wedding date live on air[TV]The ITV host started out at BBC Radio Bristol alongside Nick before moving to BBC Radio 5 Live as a reporter and producer.The Bristol-born presenter currently works as BBC's New York correspondent but prior to this he was based in Washington, South Asia and Sydney.He is a history graduate from Cambridge with a PhD in American politics from Oxford.Nick is also the author of When America Stopped Being Great: A History of the Present, and The Bystander: John F Kennedy and the Struggle for Black Equality.Elsewhere, Naga revealed she

Helen Skelton has been a firm fixture on Springtime On The Farm alongside Jules Hudson and farmers Rob and Dave Nicholson since the show's debut last year.The small-screen star has admitted she has been left "overwhelmed" by the response from viewers as the former Blue Peter presenter made a candid admission.The 37-year-old has confessed that the response to On The Farm from viewers has been "overwhelming".Helen, who also fronts Countryfile, revealed that it was with the viewers who helped to keep the Channel 5 show on-air.She explained that the network initially had plans to only commission a few episodes of On The Farm.Helen said: "I'm really surprised with the connection that people have."That's the only reason we are on-air is because

Helen Skelton, 37, as she posted a gorgeous but supposedly “smug” picture on Instagram yesterday.The Countryfile star wowed in a loose-fitting blouse while praising herself for ironing the attire, after spending the last few months stuck indoors during the UK’s third national lockdown.Helen shared a snap of herself posing in the hallway of her stunning home, wearing a loose shirt paired with black trousers.Her blonde hair looked radiant and appeared freshly coloured and styled in loose beach waves.She typed in view of her 239,000 followers: “Smug face because I ironed something. I know.

Helen Skelton, 37, has opened up about how she was worried her book, which shares her adventures across the globe, would be seen as "too preachy." Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the star spoke about documenting her travels and challenges around the world, as well as her involvement in Slingby's Celebrity Golf Academy this year.The Countryfile host wrote the book aimed at young girls to detail her love of outdoor adventures and inspire them to go on their own travels.However, the TV star has since said that she was worried about her book being viewed as "preachy".Addressing the project, Helen said: "I kept getting asked to write an anecdote of all my travels, but I only wrote about those challenges because I wanted people to get