I'm A Celebrity 2021 signs Strictly Come Dancing star as its oldest ever contestant

teenager who idolised serial killers lured a man from a dating app before plunging a knife in his neck minutes after they met.The woman, known only as Sarah M, used a camping knife measuring 12cm and stabbed her victim - and she was arrested within an hour.On the night of the attack, she left a chilling voice message for a friend that said: “I'm going out now, I want to kill my first one. I'm excited.

LIAM Payne has revealed that son Bear, 4, came up with a cheeky excuse for getting out of attending school. Speaking on a Instagram Live Q&A session with fans, Liam revealed how Bear - who he shares with ex Cheryl - claimed to have covid to get a day off at home. When a fan asked how Bear is doing, Liam replied: "Bear is good.

money if she was skinny.Danielle, 33, who is single and lives with kids Noah, ten, and Leah, four, adores her curvy figure as says it allows her to model for big-name brands such as Nike and PrettyLittleThing.Talking to Fabulous, she said: “I get paid a fortune for being fat and I wouldn’t be modelling, or have 128,000 followers on Instagram, if I was slim. There are so many skinny models, I just wouldn’t have stood out.“I charge around £650 for a modelling shoot and usually do around two a week.“When I’ve modelled a bikini and shared photos on social media people have commented that I shouldn’t be wearing that for my size because I’m not ‘little or pretty’."I’ve been called a man, and told that I’m too fat to be modelling — all sorts.“I couldn’t care less because my size is what makes me successful.

Jimmy Carr revealed during one of his tours that he once sent a sickening letter to the late Stephen Hawking, and in an attempt to be funny, pretended to have a son with the same condition as the professor.Jimmy sent what he described as an "insane letter" to Professor Stephen Hawking, who suffered from motor neuron disease, claiming that his 'son' also had the same condition and was "severely disabled and has similar limitations to you."He then added that his 'son' had "a great spirit and refuses to give in on a world all too," before saying: "Anyway what he'd really like to know is can you come over and play?"The letter was then sent to Professor Stephen Hawking, but Jimmy Carr was left red-faced when Stephen's assistant called him and enquired about his 'son's' name.In his letter, Jimmy wrote: "He is severely disabled and has similar limitations to you. But equally he has a great spirit and refuses to give in on a world all too ready to dismiss him as a four-eyed, monotonal voice boxed, wheelchair-bound freak."Anyway what he'd really like to know is can you come over and play?"Jimmy then made up a name for his fake son and lied about his disability to Stephen's assistant.However, he revealed that two weeks later he received a "beautiful" letter from Professor Stephen Hawking, along with a photograph and a copy of his biography.The letter went on to say: "You're never too old to play but I'm afraid I'm very busy.

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Piers Morgan, 56, questioned how Dominic Raab was ever the country's Foreign Secretary, after he seemingly got confused with the term misogyny.

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Dame Arlene Phillips is set to appear in this year's 'I'm A Celebrity. .

Dame Arlene Phillips is reported to be the first contestant lined up for the next series of I’m a Celebrity… Get me out of Here.The former Strictly Come Dancing judge would be the oldest celebrity to take part in the hit ITV show at 78-years old. She’ll take over the title as oldest contestant from Boris Johnson’s father, Stanley Johnson, who took part in 2017 when he was 77 years old.

Dame Arlene Phillips is set to become the oldest contestant ever to take part in I’m a Celebrity. .

first reported how internal messages revealed it was “extremely unlikely” kebabs and koftas will be part of the initial deal – despite the Prime Minister saying they would be. An official said there is no “deadline” for lifting the ban.Johnson’s ­announcement prompted a civil servant to email a colleague telling him “some of what he said was misleading”.

space initiative - on the same day as the Daily Star launches our 'Spaced Out' campaign.The new National Space Strategy sets out the government’s long-term vision for how the UK can become a major force in space research and exploration.The wide-ranging plans - from satellite broadband networks to clearing up the growing mass of orbital space junk – are set to become part of the government’s “levelling up” agenda.And new spaceports being developed in Cornwall and the Shetland Islands will bring hundreds of much-needed jobs to those areas, promises the new government announcement.A spokesperson from the UK Space Agency told the Daily Star: "Whilst we wont be launching humans from our soil any time soon, the UK’s involvement in space is very

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Strictly Come Dancingcontestants who vowed to not be vaccinated, she had nothing but praise for them but was left seeing red when the Prime Minister waded in.The former Page 3 model has been openly against the introduction of coronavirus vaccines and was furious following the news that vaccine passports are set to be implemented.Now, Leilani, 42, has spoken of her admiration for the three unnamed dancers who have allegedly turned down the vaccine, reportedly sparking outrage.Speaking to Daily Star, Leilani was less than impressed after hearing that Boris Johnson had vowed to "lecture" the unvaccinated dancers.She added: "The fact that Boris Johnson chimed in on it when there are so many issues going on around this country and he chimes in

Strictly Come Dancing's three unvaccinated professional dancers has reportedly decided to have their jab.   The anonymous pro dancer's change of heart comes after mounting pressure from former Strictly stars and the Prime Minister Boris Johnson to have the vaccination.

THE three Strictly Come Dancing professionals in an anti-vax storm have said they would rather quit than be jabbed. Insiders claimed the trio are steadfast in their decisions to not have a Covid vaccination.

THE three Strictly Come Dancing professionals in an anti-vax storm have said they would rather quit than be jabbed. Insiders claimed the trio are steadfast in their decisions to not have a Covid vaccination.

Boris Johnson even weighed into the row to call on 'everyone' to get the jab.   The identity of the anti-vaxxers is unknown.