James Jordan makes heartbreaking tribute to 'hero' dad a year on from his death

A man has been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving following the tragic death of a five-year-old girl after she was hit by a car.

Shaun Maloney has leapt to the defence of Ryan Porteous - and challenged him to prove negative perceptions of him are wrong.

A Perth hair salon frequented by local Olympic gold medallist Eve Muirhead has proved it is also a curling star after clinching a Best New Hair Salon award.

Ange Postecoglou will keep Rangers guessing over whether Kyogo Furuhashi will make a stunning Old Firm comeback until 75 minutes before kick off.

Furious bosses of the Sydney Super Cup are set to hit Rangers with a whopping £5million bill for pulling out of the derby Down Under.

Robin Roberts is sitting down with the Kardashian family ahead of the April 14 debut of their new Hulu TV show.And on Thursday People was given a preview of the sit down chat which is set to air on ABC on April 6.In the highlight real,Kim Kardashian seems to promise that she will talk about ex Kanye West, Khloe is asked about where she stands with ex Tristan Thompson and Kourtney will touch on her engagement to Travis Barker. Listen up:Robin Roberts is sitting down with the Kardashian family ahead of the April 14 debut of their new Hulu TV show.

filed suit in Polk County court, claiming that the Department of Corrections discriminated against him based on his gender identity, in violation of the Iowa Civil Rights Act.Vroegh’s case was the first jury lawsuit brought under the Iowa Civil Rights Act since it was amended in 2007 to include protections for gender identity. In February 2019, an Iowa jury found that the Department of Corrections had discriminated against Vroegh on the basis of sex and gender identity through its actions, and awarded him $120,000 in damages. The state later appealed the jury’s verdict to the Iowa Supreme Court, which upheld the jury’s verdict on Friday.“This is a historic victory for civil rights in Iowa, because it makes real the promise of nondiscrimination protections in employment that our legislature put in place for transgender Iowans in 2007,” Rita Bettis Austen, legal director for the ACLU of Iowa, said in a statement.

Variety‘s ranking of Apatow’s best work, limited to feature directing but including his documentaries.

Bruce Willis' co-star and director from one of his biggest (and most surprising) hits, The Sixth Sense, are showing their support for the actor on social media.The 67-year-old actor announced on Wednesday, through his daughter Rumer's Instagram, that he was diagnosed with aphasia, a condition which affects his cognitive functions, and that he is retiring.Both Willis' co-star Haley Joel Osment, who was just 11 when The Sixth Sense was released in 1999, and director M. Night Shyamalan, took to social media to pay tribute to the actor.

Andrew Garfield and Alyssa Miller have reportedly called it quits.

The filmmakers and corporations behind Sony’s Marvel Comics adaptation Morbius (★☆☆☆☆) have had ample time to consider what they’re aiming for with this big-budget film intro for living vampire, and vintage Spider-Man nemesis, Dr. Michael Morbius.Namely they should have figured out by now whether their version of the character — portrayed in astonishingly muted fashion by Oscar-winner and accent devourer Jared Leto — exists in any known Spider-Man film universe, or maybe one that’s merely Spidey-adjacent, à la Venom.After half a decade and at least seven release date delays, moviegoers and Marvel fans (not mutually exclusive) also have had ample time to try to make sense of every hint in the marketing, and every detail of speculation.But the murky, mundane origin story that director Daniel Espinosa and credited writing team Matt Sazama and Burk Sharpless have come up with treats making sense more as a perk than a prerequisite, so dial down expectations accordingly.Ultimately, Morbius is a setup — a long-winded prologue to some prospective later franchise entry, teased in the two underwhelming mid-credits sequences that will prolong this experience for many who would otherwise be ready to bolt by then. Strangely enough, the movie checks out first, practically stopping on a dime following a listless showdown between super-vampire-powered Morbius and friend-turned-foe Milo, played by past and perennial Dr.

Lise Pedersen “The Eclipse” by Nataša Urban has picked up the top Dox:Award at Copenhagen Intl. Documentary Film Festival.It was awarded at a ceremony in the Danish capital, which opened with a homage to Ukraine – where fest organizers announced they would be screening Daniel Roher’s “Navalny” in theaters across the nation immediately after the festival to show “that there is another Russia.”“The Eclipse” was competing with 11 others for the top award – half of them had their world premiere at the fest, part of no fewer than 76 world premieres during the event.Focusing on the events of Aug.

supports HTML5 videoDenise Van Outen has revealed doctors had to remove her voice box to get to her spine in an operation following a horror fall in 2012.The former Big Breakfast presenter had competed in Strictly Come Dancing in 2012, and was performing strongly until, she says, she was dropped on her head during a rehearsal.Denise gravely injured her spine in the fall and had to undergo surgery, recalling this week that it was ‘so horrific’.The Steph’s Packed Lunch star appeared on Thursday’s Lorraine where she explained that her ‘neck went’ when she was dropped on her head and she had slipped three discs in her spinal cord.‘I did the final of Strictly Come Dancing with steroid injections,’ she recalled. I don’t know how I got through it.’During the operation, ‘they had to go in through your throat in order to get to your spine’, she explained.

Denise van Outen has opened up about the horrors she faced following her Strictly Come Dancing injury with professional ballroom partner James Jordan on Lorraine. During Thursday’s (March 17) instalment of the popular ITV morning show, the 47-year-old shared never-before heard secrets about her family life and thriving television career in her most vulnerable talk to date.As the blonde bombshell promoted her new autobiography, titled A Bit of Me, she revealed the extent to her life-changing injury on the beloved dance show after she was dropped on her head during a complex lift.Now, in her tell-all interview with the beloved Scott she revealed the scar she received from the surgery where doctors were forced to operate through her neck where they had to “remove her voice box” in order to save her back.As she opened up about the extensive surgery she faced after the fall, the mum-of-one emphasised that her injuries were a complete accident.

Ola and James Jordan have had their fair share of health scares with daughter Ella, two, this year and on Tuesday the doting mum revealed her little girl has had another (thankfully) smaller accident.RELATED: Exclusive: Strictly star Ola Jordan's fears for parents cast shadow over daughter Ella's birthday​​​​​​​After celebrating a wonderful Peppa Pig-themed birthday last week Ella told mum Ola's, 306,000 followers all about how she fell out of bed on Monday.Ella explaining her ordeal The adorable update appeared on Ola's Instagram stories. In the video Ola asks her daughter: "Ella what happened yesterday, did you fall out of bed?"MORE: Exclusive: Ola and James Jordan detail daughter Ella's illness: 'It's been horrendous'READ: James and Ola Jordan discuss: Ella sleeps with us...

Strictly Come Dancing professional James Jordan, 43, has shared a heartbreaking post marking the first anniversary of his father death. Allan died aged 67 after being diagnosed with a brain tumour a year before.In an emotional post shared to his followers on Twitter and Instagram, James said his dad’s passing is the “hardest thing he’s ever had to deal with”.Alongside a photo of his dad holding James’ baby daughter Ella, he penned: “Today it’s been one year since we lost my hero and dad - Allan Jordan.“The hardest thing I’ve ever had to deal with in life so far.“I still have bad days, as many of you I’m sure can relate to.“I think about him all the time and will miss him till the day I die.

Twitter a joke about International Women’s Day.The quip, which was posted in view of the Strictly Come Dancing dancer’s 307,000 followers, was branded “idiotic”.James uploaded a picture that showed a woman putting eyeshadow on, with the caption written over it: “Today is International Women’s Day.“It was supposed to be yesterday but they all took longer than expected to get ready.”James added in the tweet: “The old ones are the best.”However, the controversial image got mixed reactions from other social media users.AndrewOldSod wrote: “Unnecessary! It a day to help, not perpetuate idiotic beliefs.” (sic)James replied: “Bore off.”CFernandes1983 laughed: “Ha ha Love it!!!! This is exactly me!!!!”Jackthezakman added: “The older you get , it takes less time! Xxx”RobocapFriend typed: “You think.

Strictly Come Dancing following a rare compliment from one of the programme's former professional dancers, James Jordan.Speaking exclusively to Express.co.uk, the Love Island star, 23, spoke candidly about her experience stripping off while taking part on Strictly the Real Full Monty and discussed her new role as a judge for the Pour Moi Uplifting Women Awards.In 2021, the Love Island star stripped off on the ITV show to raise awareness of cancer.Former Strictly pros James and Ola Jordan oversaw the celebrities who were taking part and Demi revealed that at one point she was partnered with James.She said: "I'm not even going to blow my trumpet here."The first day, they didn't actually show this on TV, but the first day we had a dance.They put us in couples to try and get us used to each other."And they put me with James and he said I was a complete natural!"A Strictly professional said I was a natural on my first day, so I was absolutely buzzing, they're so amazing," Demi gushed.She went on to reveal that she'd love to take part in the hit BBC dance show in the future.Demi said: "I'd absolutely love to do Strictly."I don't think they'd had a Love Islander before but hopefully in the future, I can change their minds."But I haven't had a call since I did the Full Monty so maybe they weren't impressed by my dancing so far," she added.Demi bared all on The Real Full Monty following her brutal battle with thyroid cancer.The star was diagnosed with the potentially deadly disease back in May after developing a golf ball-sized tumour in her neck, leading to her undergoing multiple surgeries to combat it.Demi broke the news that she was cancer free on the ITV show to her co-stars but also shared it in a post on social media."I’M

Dancing on Ice has delivered spectacular, show-stopping performances over the years as celebrities do their best to wow audiences and the infamous judging panel.While some contestants clearly struggle to make it across the ice in one piece, others take like ducks to water as they naturally whizz around the rink.The celebs' natural ability to woo viewers has led the competitive stars to achieve amazing scores throughout their time on the show and peaking at the perfect 40.With Brendan Cole receiving the first 40 so far in the show, Daily Star has taken a look back at the most breathtaking performances to date.In 2014, actor Ray Quinn put on a dazzling performance which left the judging panel stunned.Ray's steamy flamenco dance had the judges quickly reaching for their maracas as he lifted the mood with his Spanish-inspired dance.The former X Factor finalist left the Dancing on Ice audience spellbound as many rose to their feet to offer him a standing ovation for his uplifting routine.Singing his praises at the time, judge Jason Gardiner who was often hard to please described the dance as "sublime."He added: "Perfection. Every nuance.

Dancing On Ice stars Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean have slammed former Strictly dancer James Jordan as they hit out at claims that the show is "fixed".Judges Jayne, 64, and Chris, 63, admitted feeling "bored" at suggestions the show is giving an unfair advantage to contestants who come in with professional dance training as they cited James as an example of the lack of truth behind the accusations.Viewers have hit out at former Strictly professional Brendan Cole on the current series as they feel his professional dancer training has helped him progress on the show.But now Jayne and Chris have insisted that Brendan's one-time Strictly colleague James put on a “very weak” performance as a skater before he won the show in 2019.Talking to The Sun Jayne said: “We're used to it, aren't we, Chris really?”They then confessed being "bored" of the accusations as Chris said: “We're just judging what we see.“But the majority of the time, it's the viewers at home that are voting to keep people in.”Jayne then gave James as an example saying: “James Jordan, we were very excited that he was doing it.“But his actual skating skills at the beginning were really very weak, very poor, and it was only the fact that he went away and worked really hard that moved him on.”Their comments came after Happy Mondays star Bez, 57, said he felt contestants with pro dance training had an advantage after he was voted off the show.He told The Sun: “For everybody, we're all in the same boat. Everyone has to learn how to skate and that is such a hard skill to learn.“You've got to give everyone credit for it.

Dancing On Ice is “fixed”.They went on to insist that 2019 winner James Jordan’s skating skills were “very weak” at the start of the show.Dancing On Ice judges Jayne, 64, and Chris, 63, have been left rolling their eyes at the latest bout of accusations that their show is “fixed”.Some viewers have been complaining that some contestants on the popular ITV skating competition have an unfair advantage due to being professionally trained dancers. A lot of these comments were directed towards Brendan Cole, who was the first professional dancer to ever win Strictly Come Dancing with Natasha Kaplinsky back in 2004.However, the judges have insisted that Brendan’s former Strictly contemporary, James Jordan, was a “very weak” skater before he went on to win the show in 2019. With reference to the ongoing “fix” rumours, Jayne told The Sun: “We're used to it, aren't we, Chris really?”They added that they were "bored" of the accusations and Chris said: “We're just judging what we see. “But the majority of the time, it's the viewers at home that are voting to keep people in.”The Olympic legends offered up 2019’s winner James as an example, with Jayne saying: “James Jordan, we were very excited that he was doing it.“But his actual skating skills at the beginning were really very weak, very poor, and it was only the fact that he went away and worked really hard that moved him on.” These comments come after Happy Mondays star Bez, 57, admitted contestants with dance experience do have an advantage after he was voted out of the show.The star left the ITV show two weeks ago after losing in a skate-off against Coronation Street’s Sally Dynevor. He told The Sun: “For everybody, we're all in the same boat.