ITV The Chase viewers freaked out by 'pretty' contestant's bizarre lack of clothing

A Place in the Sun host Danni Menzies has shared pictures of herself for the first time since she was knocked down by a stolen moped.

Frightening footage has shown both a police vehicle and a car completely smashed up following a chase in Edinburgh city centre this morning.

McDonald's is set to make a major change to its menu from next week - and it is good news for those who have been longing for a chicken burger.

A nurse accused of murdering seven babies and trying to kill 10 more wrote 'I am evil I did this' on a piece of paper later found in a police search of her house, a court has heard.

The Chase over the years, but sometimes they look a lot like famous film stars.The ITV game show returned on Friday night (September 23) with a fresh batch of contestants eager to win big against their chaser, Darragh 'The Menace' Ennis.Ryan, Angie, Cassie and Henrik stepped into the studio, but it's clear Henrick left Bradley rather distracted with his appearance just minutes into the episode. READ MORE: The Chase's Bradley Walsh clashes with Mark Labbett after brutal wealth jibe American quizzer Henrik was first up to face the chaser, and he got off to an impressive start in the game by racking up £6k in his cashbuilder.When it came to his face-to-face with Darragh, though, Bradley seemed more interested in Henrik than cracking on with the game.That's because he thought the contestant looked uncannily like veteran Hollywood actor Richard Dreyfuss.Dreyfuss, 74, won the Academy Award for Best Actor in 1978 and has starred in huge flicks like Jaws, American Graffiti and Stand by Me.A floored Bradley asked: "You know who you remind me of?", to which Henrik replied: "Who?"The host went on: "You remind me of Richard Dreyfuss," before Henrik said: "Well, he's great!"Bradley added: "I know! That's why I said it."As far as we know, Richard has never set foot on The Chase, but perhaps Henrik's appearance gives us an idea of what he'd look like on the podium.Luckily for Brad, Henrik made it through to the final chase alongside his teammate Cassie, with a total of £10k in the bank.But they didn't perform well and only managed to lock in 10 points, which made it easy work for Darragh to catch the pair.He caught them with well over one minute remaining and told the team they missed the other two players and that they should have

BRADLEY Walsh got embroiled in a hilarious clash with Chaser Mark Labbett on Thursday evening. The two co-stars got embroiled in a verbal tennis match after Bradley admitted he didn't know the common London Underground phrase: "See it, say it, sorted." As one of the nation's most famous TV hosts, Bradley might prefer to avoid riding the bus or taking the tube as he might be hounded by fans.

The Chase fans across the country and famed for cracking cheeky jokes as the host of the ITV game show.But Bradley Walsh got embroiled in a hilarious clash with Chaser Mark 'The Beast' Labbett on Thursday afternoon (September 22).The two co-stars got embroiled in a verbal tennis match after Bradley admitted he didn't know the common London Underground phrase, 'See it, say it, sorted'.READ MORE: The Chase viewers mock Bradley Walsh over 'embarrassing' question blunder As one of the nation's most famous TV hosts, Bradley might prefer to avoid riding the bus or taking the tube as he might be hounded by fans.But it didn't stop quiz genius Mark from taking savage transport swipes at his presenter in front of their players, Paul, Jacob, Susan and Karina. One of Mark's jibes was that Bradley was too high and mighty a celeb to take public transport and that instead, he gets driven around by a personal "chauffeur".

The Chase fans were left stunned after a sky diving instructor admitting the very important item he intends to purchase if he wins a cash prize.As player Chris began chatting with host Bradley Walsh, the contestant began detailing his life on a small island in Scotland, where he explained his job as a sky diving instructor.Chris said: “I’m lucky enough to have to have two jobs, I’m a mortgage broker and a sky diving instructor.”READ MORE:ITV The Chase fans fume as show is delayed in schedule shakeup for PM coverage“You’re a mortgage broker on an island with only one pub on it and then also you’re a sky diver?” Bradley replied.Chris admitted he had done around “five and half thousand jumps.”A shocked Bradley challenged: “No you haven’t,” before asking him what he will do with his winnings.Chris left the studio and viewers at home in shock when he revealed he will “upgrade his reserve parachute.”Laughter erupted across the studio as his fellow contestants faces appeared stunned.“well I should hope so,” said Bradley.“A reserve parachute you’ve got to be kidding me,” said one viewer.“Can someone buy Chris a reserve parachute if he loses please,” another added.A third simply blasted the profession altogether, spewing: “It takes a certain amount of crayzeeeeee or a lot! for anyone to jump out of a plane. If we were meant to fly we would have wings - crazy person #TheChase."Chris joined fellow contestants Emma, Georgia and Tim taking on chaser Jenny Ryan, aka The Vixen.The remaining players went into the final chase as a trio with £20k, answering 19 questions correctly.But chaser Jenny was on great form, catching them with 30 seconds to spare.

THE Chase viewers are not impressed with Bradley Walsh following the latest episode of the quiz show. Bradley, 62, was criticised by viewers at home after he incorrectly tried to answer questions. The presenter was hosting the show as he introduced four brand new contestants.

Peter Andre has admitted he is jealous of TV presenter Bradley Walsh as he returns to screens to host another series of Blankety Blank.The show, which first aired in 1979 with Terry Wogan at the helm, has since been hosted by Les Dawson, Paul O'Grady as Lily Savage and David Walliams, before 62 year old Bradley took over in 2020. But Peter, 49, has now admitted that he would love the chance to host the show. Writing in his column, the Mysterious Girl hitmaker said: "Blankety Blank is back on our screens on BBC1 and I love the show’s host, Bradley Walsh.

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The Chase fans went wild after a contestant with an extremely rare name lived up to their expectations. Bradley Walsh welcomed four new hopefuls who were ready to go up against the Chaser during Thursday's instalment (September 15) of the hit ITV show.Introducing themselves, the fourth contestant revealed that his name was Success.READ MORE: The Chase's Bradley Walsh makes brutal dig at contestant over ‘obvious’ answerThe politics student from Romford admitted he loves watching world sports events and explained he would use any winnings to attend the next World Athletics Championships.Immediately, fans flocked to Twitter to point out the expectations that come with having that name as one exclaimed: "Success has a name to live up to!!!!" #TheChase.""Wonder if Success lives up to his name.

BBC Breakfast host Naga Munchetty has admitted she assumes "people don't like me" after fans have branded her “rude.”Speaking to The Guardian, the 47-year-old spoke out over a reception to her hosting, revealing that her husband James Haggar had told her: "You need to have a thicker skin. "People either love you or hate you, but you need to not take it personally.”She said: "It’s not that I don’t care – but it’s in perspective.” READ MORE: BBC Breakfast’s Naga Munchetty ‘enjoys’ Bradley Walsh ‘waking up to her’ in cheeky quipThe star added that she assumes "that people don’t like me." Naga said "It’s a really weird thing."Yeah, probably.

BRADLEY Walsh left a contestant on The Chase red-faced after she incorrectly guessed the answer to an "obvious" question during the cash builder round. Monday evening's episode of the ITV quiz show saw Libbie, Shaun, Fiona and Richard join forces to take on one of the country's finest brains - and one of them soon stole the show.

The Chase’s Bradley Walsh made a brutal dig at budding contestant Libbie after she incorrectly guessed the answer to an ‘obvious’ question in her quick-fire cash builder. During Mondays visit to the ITV studios, the former Coronation Street star welcomed viewers back to the daytime show as the latest batch of quiz heads battled it out to take home the cash prize.

Queen.The Darling Buds Of May beauty said she was a "big royalist" as she talked about the late monarch, who passed away on Thursday at the age of 96.Welsh Catherine, who is based across the pond, told the PA news agency that when she heard the sad news it "felt like a little piece of me had gone".READ MORE: Bradley Walsh's ITV Darling Buds of May reboot mocked by original star Sir David JasonSpeaking at Disney's D23 Expo, she said: "As a girl growing up in Wales, in Britain, in the UK, I had my mum who was the strongest, safest person to be with but I also had a queen."And I don’t just mean that she was a queen sitting on a throne, we're at Disney where queens and princesses are the topic du jour, but a woman who was a real inspiration."I'm in a country that has never had a woman as a figure of leadership, of power and of respect, and so I shall miss her dearly."Catherine, 52, said when she heard the news she kept FaceTiming her mum to ask if she felt the same way, which she did."There will never be a queen in my lifetime again, but it was a very strange feeling," she said."(I felt) very homesick, very proud of my heritage."The Mask of Zorro actress, who has two children with her hubby Michael Douglas, also shared her thoughts on King Charles, saying she thought he would do "an exceptional job" now that he has taken the throne.The Queen's death was announced on Thursday evening, with a statement saying that the beloved monarch had "died peacefully at Balmoral".The funeral is set to take place on 19 September.For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.READ NEXT:

The Chase has been pulled from air amid Her Majesty the Queen's worrying ill-health.News broke earlier today (September 8) that Her Majesty the Queen was at home in Balmoral receiving "medical supervision" - with her family flocking to be by her side. As the country worries about the reigning monarch and her ill-health, ITV has suspended programming to update the nation on the latest news, with Chris Ship as the Royal correspondent.READ NEXT: Piers Morgan 'can't imagine Britain without the Queen' amid health concernsBefore ITV announced the interrupted schedule - moments before The Chase was set to air, rumours swirled on social media that the channel would be pulling all programmes.

The Chase presenter Bradley Walsh jokingly scolded one of his players after they branded his joke "awful". The ITV host is known for cracking hilarious jokes on the popular quiz show, but one contestant wasn't impressed with his wit.In fact, she called him out on the joke halfway through a round, prompting Bradley to tell her off in front of the whole studio - warning her there would be "trouble" if she didn't stop having a go at him.Bradley welcomed Lauren, Scott, Barbara and Ben into the studio for their chance to win a big wad of cash on Wednesday (September 7).The hilarious clash occurred when contestant Ben was going head-to-head with Anne 'The Governess' Hegerty after his cashbuilder round, where he'd banked £6k.Ben was asked: "What name is given to the den of an otter?", but he wrongly answered "Drey" when the right answer was "Holt".Cracking a pun, Bradley quipped: "Know what a water otter is? Kettle," which was a reference to kettles making water "hotter".But Ben's teammate Lauren blasted the joke when she told her host: "That is awful!"Bradley jokingly snapped back: "What do you mean that's awful, Lauren? You wait until you get up here, now.

Darragh Ennis has admitted to having a rather bad day at the office after he was beaten relentlessly by a team of quizzers on The Chase.The 41 year old is often applauded by ITV viewers for his impeccable quizzing knowledge and smart-witted tongue while appearing on Bradley Walsh's popular daytime show, but Darragh had to confess that the contestants got the better of him this time around.Jumping onto Twitter, Darragh wrote: "Sometimes you have a bad day, I didn't play well and the team took full advantage. READ MORE: The Chase's Bradley Walsh recalls awkward brush with the police during holiday"I hope they spent the money recklessly," he added.After seeing his honest post, fans replied to his tweet while some reminded him of how gracious he is when he does lose a game.One social media user wrote: "Proves you’re human.