High-level grass suing police for 'leaving him at mercy of corrupt cops and gangsters'

BBC programme, which sees famous faces - including Kate Winslet, Charles Dance, Daniel Radcliffe and Danny Dyer - trace their ancestry with the help of experts. Ricky was full of disdain for the celebrities who have appeared on the show, and have wept over distant relatives they have never met. “I like the way the actors cry.

Jason Momoa insisted he and ex Lisa Bonet are "still family" as he and their two kids supported Zoe Kravitz at 'The Batman' premiere. The 'Aquaman' actor and the former 'Cosby Show' star announced their separation in January after 16 years together, and Jason proudly attended his stepdaughter's premiere in New York City on Tuesday night (01. 03.

First Dates star Cici Coleman has been rushed to hospital and put on a drip. The Channel 4 star has been taken to medics as her holiday to Bali goes horribly wrong. Cici - who stars on the show as one of its waitresses - spoke out in an Instagram video online.

Kanye West has fired his divorce lawyer. The 'Stronger' hitmaker will no longer be represented by Chris Melcher after parting ways with the attorney just days before a hearing is due to take place on Wednesday (02. 03.

has bagged yet another award. The deaf BBC EastEnders actress picked up a gong at the Visionary Arts Awards. Rose landed the Inspirational Person of the Year gong.

Benedict Cumberbatch used the unveiling ceremony of his Hollywood Walk of Fame star to honour his late sister and call attention to the Russia-Ukraine conflict. The Power of the Dog actor received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Monday. In an unveiling speech, Cumberbatch dedicated the star to his late sister Tracy Peacock, who died of cancer in late 2021.

Ryan Reynolds feels lucky that he's able to give a sizeable donation to provide aid for Ukrainian refugees. The Deadpool star and his wife announced over the weekend that they have partnered with the nonprofit organisation USA for UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency, to match up to $1 million (£720,000) in donations to help Ukrainians fleeing their country following Russia's invasion. Speaking about the initiative on Monday, Reynolds told Extra TV, "We felt like it was the right thing to do and help bring others into that conversation.

Terrified young Russian soldiers are being reduced to tears as they fight in Ukraine with some being asked to "fire at everyone, even civilians", claims reports.

Labour is putting pressure on Boris Johnson to ramp up sanctions against Russian oligarchs associated with Vladimir Putin.

Community groups, businesses and individuals throughout Lanarkshire have rallied this week to send humanitarian aid to Ukraine.

A Falkirk charity which aims to ensure children and young people have their voice, views and rights heard when it comes to decisions that impact their life, has been prised for its work.

wed again and famously declaring love didn’t exist in a TV interview, Brandon has found his soulmate on his own site.The 51-year-old is so confident in the connection he has found, he is legally waiving his right to divorce when he and 21-year-old Dana marry in the spring.Inspired by his own story, he is now rebranding his website.Once called Seeking Arrangement, the website now goes by Seeking in hopes to remove itself from its ‘sugar’ past and removing ‘arrangement’ from its name.What started as an elite dating site for finding honest, authentic connections based on success-minded interests has become misrepresented over the years, with the phrase “sugar dating” taking on a negative, transactional connotation.In an age where upgrading relationships is considered part of the norm, Seeking provides the platform for attractive and successful people to upgrade their lifestyles through open and honest relationships.Brandon, who was born in Singapore but operates in the US nowadays, feels empowered to help Seeking’s 36million users worldwide find the match they desire – whether that’s for travel, adventure, upscale experiences, or even love.In fact, the businessman is so confident in the connection he has found, that he will be getting married this spring, and is legally waiving his right to divorce."When I started Seeking in 2006, my dating life flourished. I was arrogant and openly embraced non-monogamy.

Honda, also found confidence (14%), communication skills (12%) and organisation (12%) were the top skills people picked up from their childhood hero. And almost half still often use those skills in their adult life.However, while 62% are still in touch with their inspirational character, four in ten feel society could do more to recognise those people who make a difference.In response to the findings, Honda has unveiled a video of young rugby players and their local heroes at Southwark Tigers rugby club, London.Aged four to 16, a selection of youngsters were asked about their dreams and how their local coaches support them within the club and beyond.The coaches also spoke about the importance of dreaming – and how being part of a local rugby club can help nurture the children’s passions, whether they are about rugby or not.The study, carried out via OnePoll, also found 42% of adults would like their own children, or children in their life, to take part in the same extra-curricular activity as they did.Laurence Danvers, coach at Southwark Tigers, said: “Both my children and my wife are part of the club.

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teen mum.Hannah, 19, sparked debate when she posted a video on TikTok with a caption that read: "When someone asks if I got pregnant at 15 and again at 16..."Yeah that's me and what about it?"Her video stirred some criticism online – with keyboard warriors accusing her of trying to "normalise" teenage pregnancy. "Yeah, let’s not normalise this.

TV viewers have been counting down the weeks until tear-jerker fan favourite 10 Years Younger in 10 Days returns to our screens.The popular Channel 5 series, presented by Cherry Healey, sees a team of experts coming together to help roll back the years for the contributors, who each feel years older than their actual age. In just ten days, they transform their wardrobe, hair, make-up and, most crucially, their confidence before their new look is unveiled to them in the mirror.

While we may not be sure about what the future holds for Line of Duty, one thing we are absolutely certain of is that Superintendent Ted Hastings’ catchphrases are nothing short of iconic.

DISAPPOINTED Line of Duty fans say they are unconvinced by the series six finale unveiling of Ian Buckells as the elusive "H". Meanwhile the show's top stars -including Ted Hastings actor Adrian Dunbar have all vowed to get matching AC-12 tattoos.

Line of Duty fans were left shocked during tonight's final when 'H' was unmasked - as DCI Ian Buckells.

Naga Munchetty was caught on camera telling off her BBC Breakfast colleague for playing with some props on set in a hilarious segment.The 46-year-old presenter and her co-host Charlie Stayt introduced three Line of Duty balloon characters on Friday's (April 30) show, with the drama's series finale set to air this coming Sunday (May 2).Placing the balloons on the iconic sofa in the middle, Naga explained the three characters from the AC-12 team to the viewers: "So we have Kate here, Kate Fleming, then Ted Hastings and DI Steve Arnott."Charlie realised that one of the balloons was sliding off the sofa and decided to straighten it up.He then said: "I don't know if you can see the details but they actually got their own lanyards as well.

LINE Of Duty's Ted Hastings left fans 'roaring' after switching up his iconic catchphrase last night. The popular BBC crime drama continues to impress and the penultimate episode hosted yet another intense interrogation interview.