‘It was terrible!’ Benidorm star Crissy Rock 'blames MasterChef' for horror cooking injury

JUST IN: Max Verstappen raged at Drive to Survive: 'Don't like it'And footage has been released of Horner fuming after Hamilton broke through a metal fence to go and celebrated with his home supporters. "It's a tough moment," Horner said on Drive to Survive. "I'm absolutely furious.

Good Morning Britain guest presenter Rob Rinder has spoken out about his new project designed to tackle the "raised eyebrows" of people when it comes to addressing medical negligence.Speaking exclusively with Express.co.uk, Judge Rinder, 43, spoke about his role as brand ambassador for Fletchers Solicitors and Patient Claim Line.The star, who joined GMB last year, spoke candidly about beating the stigma around claiming for medical negligence.Addressing his new project, Rob said: "One of the things that I go around trying to change is this sort of mindset about what lawyers do."You hear Patient Claim Line, and you can sort of feel the eyebrows raised, and people shrug their shoulders and roll their eyes."And it feels all a bit, not just America, but an American version, an American attitude towards lawyers," he added.Rob went on: "People laugh because they think that things like Patient Claim Line are about ambulance chasing or suing the NHS for spurious claims."And that's just not in any way how it works," he explained.The star went on to reveal why he's personally invested in the matter.Rob continued: "I know and have known a number of people that have worked in personal injury, it really mattered to me that the public understood what their legal rights are in the event that they were to experience some kind of medical negligence."And the reason that's important is because it's not taking money out of the mouths of the NHS."The star explained that a successful payout ensured that the claimant can live as normal as possible.Rob said: "What it does, in the event that you suffer a really serious injury, is that it puts you back into the position that you would have been in before that injury."That's the whole purpose of

We’ve all been there: sat in the stylist’s chair being shown your hair at the end of an appointment, a smile plastered across your face while secretly loathing your new look.Truly, there is nothing worse than a disappointing trip to the salon.There have been some appointments that made me hate my hair for months on end – too many layers, unmanageable extensions, highlights more orange than SunnyD. Luckily, though, I’ve learnt that most unsatisfying salon situations can – pretty much like most things in life – be prevented with a little preparation, speaking up about what you want, and listening to advice.

Kaz Kamwi has revealed how her mother Malilwe has inspired her to get involved and support homeless charities.The Love Island star, 27, revealed in a candid chat with OK! how she led a "privileged" life growing up, but her beloved mother's volunteering at a soup kitchen opened her eyes when she was a teen. Following her time on Love Island stunning star Kaz, who recently told us there is more to her than who she dates, has decided to dedicate time to work with Big Issue. A few weeks ago the star ventured out to Oxford Street in London to experience what it's like trying to sell Big Issue magazines.

The old saying goes, “When you make a plan, God laughs.” And while not all of us believe in a higher power, there’s no doubt life can be wildly unpredictable. Indeed, if these past two years have taught us anything, it’s that we never know what’s around the corner. During the pandemic, we got used to government restrictions and more recently we’ve faced global political instability.

Tom Parker has been pictured using a wheelchair as he defiantly tours with his band amid his ongoing cancer battle.The Wanted singer, 33, has been bravely fighting an inoperable brain tumour since he was diagnosed with it in 2020. He has been incredibly open about his journey so far. Singer Tom recently announced he wouldn't be able to perform on The Wanted's reunion tour but later delighted fans with a surprise appearance on stage with his bandmates.

Jon Obika knows a thing or two about scoring important goals against Hearts.

We may be taking a break from the title race for Scottish Cup weekend but things look set to go right down the wire.

There’s no denying just how far Cole Thomson has come since he started taking his ‘miracle’ medicine.

Angelina Jolie spent some quality time with her daughter Shiloh, 15, on a shopping trip to The Container Storeat The Grovein Los Angeles on Friday.After browsing through storage and organization products together, the 46-year-old Oscar winner was seen texting as her teen carried a medium-sized white basket with handles back to their car.For their laid-back outing, the Mr. & Mrs.

Love Island star Amy Hart has discussed the shocking Instagram comments that left her “wanting to cry” in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.The star also opened up about freezing her eggs after appearing on the latest episode of the Boots Taboo Talk podcast to discuss her fertility journey.Amy, 29, told Express.co.uk how horrified she had been to discover 400 vile comments from trolls on a single Instagram post last month. The star appeared in the House of Commons last year to discuss the subjects of influencer culture and trolling, but it seems online trolls continue to harass her.Speaking about her worst experiences of trolling, she explained: “So my most recent one was on Valentine's Day. “I did an 11-second transition video on Instagram, which was me in my dressing gown, my hair scraped back, and then looking all glammed up. “So I posted it and went back to check on it half an hour later, thinking maybe I'll reply to some comments,” she continued.“And my boyfriend went: ‘Oh my god - it's got half a million views and 400 comments!’“I thought, ‘Wow, that’s amazing!’ and he went off to have a shower. “I clicked on the comments to start reading it, and it was just 400 of them saying, ‘She's so ugly’, ‘She's disgusting’, ‘Ugliest Islander ever’.

Britain's Got Talent victory for his dancing prowess followed by a performance at the Royal Variety Show, where he met the Queen. His dream job came with sacrifices, though, including missing out on parties and friendships to pursue his career."I've had to tackle certain things sooner than someone my age," Perri explained."When I was younger, all my friends were going to parties and enjoying that element of growing up."I kind of missed out on all of that and went into a full-blown job."Perri also described his fears of "getting rugby tackled" by the Queen's security team if he forgot to follow the correct protocol in how to greet her."I was just a kid," he recalled of his intense attack of nerves.He revealed that he felt he had "been forced to mature" at a very young age, despite acknowledging that he may still not be "a mature person".However, Perri is adamant that he "wouldn't erase" any of his past and is glad of his rise to fame - even if he is still stereotyped by some as "the little kid" that he had been back in 2009."I'm a bit taller since then," Perri chuckled.

Owen Gleiberman Chief Film CriticThe pop-music world, in many ways, has only gotten angstier (it would be hard to imagine a mood-poet chanteuse like Billie Eilish commanding arenas 20 years ago). But even back in the ’90s, Sheryl Crow was the kind of straight-up, middle-of-the-strike-zone, tasty-licks virtuoso of rock ‘n’ roll good times who seemed to have been put on earth to make people happy.She was at the forefront of a revolutionary wave of women in pop — the Lilith Fair generation, from Alanis Morrisette to Sarah McLachlan to Shawn Colin to Paula Cole — but she was also, you could argue, one of the last great rockers to work in the heart-on-the-sleeve, guitar-riffs-on-air tradition of Bruce Springsteen and Tom Petty.

Looking inside the homes of the region's richest is always intriguing - especially when they live in secluded areas.

Overlooked by the second-highest mountain in the Yorkshire Dales and surrounded by dramatic scenery, Ingleton is a pretty village with a lot to offer.

A motorist said he thought 'it was the end' after he was brutally attacked by teen robbers who pounced and stole his Mercedes.

A trans man has described his shock at becoming pregnant and his life as a 'seahorse dad'.

Coronation Street star Charlie De Melo has slammed his character Imran Habeeb as 'selfish' and 'self-serving' amid handing in his notice to the ITV soap.Charlie first stepped into Imran's shoes back in 2017 when he joined the cobbles as the ladies' man lawyer - torn between Battersby sisters Leanne and Toyah in his early days on the soap.Since then, he has had a one night stand with Abi Webster, helped foster Kelly Neelan before she ultimately ended up homeless, and told countless lies to partner Toyah as they attempt to care for foster daughter Elsie.And, later this year, Charlie will bid farewell to the Street after announcing his intention to quit after an incredible five years.But not before slamming his character while speaking to Daily Star and other press.Charlie said: "I certainly think Imran is [a selfish character]. I think he’s far more selfish than he would let on."One of the few things you’re told when you’re starting out as actors is that you’re never really supposed to judge your characters, you’re supposed to go into it with a neutral head.

Gabrielle Union made quite a few stylish exits from her hotel in New York City!

His character is the son of a Coronation Street legend but off-screen, Rob Mallard has a very different life.

Safiyya Vorajee has spoke of the emotional moment she first saw the necklace she designed in honour of her daughter Azaylia. It's been nearly a year since Safiyya and Ashley Cain tragically lost their eight month old daughter Azaylia following an arduous battle with leukaemia.