Jane Fonda Says She Will Return To D.C. For Climate Rally And Protest

Karren Brady, 53, branded Boy George "sanctimonious" for declaring that if his unwell mum had died in hospital during the pandemic, he would have walked out of the show in indignation when former Health Secretary Matt Hancock had arrived in the jungle. In response, Karren asked how the I'm A Celebrity star could take the moral high ground over Matt, pointing to his 2009 spell in prison after admitting falsely imprisoning a male escort and handcuffing him to a wall.Matt Hancock, 44, had told the world he was looking for "forgiveness" for the behaviour which prompted his resignation as Health Secretary in 2021 - but at first, Boy George wasn't feeling forgiving.While Matt had infamously broken his own social distancing restrictions by cheating on his wife with an aide in the midst of lockdown, George was one of those separated from a relative who'd been hospitalised during the tough Covid era."At the beginning of the pandemic, my mum was in hospital.

“My mother has washed it and pressed it and we’ll take it back to him.”Detailing her ordeal, Shirley continued: “I’ve been trained from a very young age that you just get on with it, no matter how you’re feeling, but lately I’ve had a few cracks in that smile.“I’m not always managing and I’m questioning myself,” the TV star added in a recent interview with Mirror.co.uk.Shirley also spoke out on the abuse she had been a target of online during a recent discussion with the Loose Women panellists.During the chat, Shirley got emotional while speaking about some of the comments she has seen.Panellist Kelle Bryan commented that as Shirley loves her job, it must have been a hard week receiving all the backlash last weekend.The judge, who joined the show in 2017, said that she appreciates the audience who have been watching Strictly for 20 years but added as they’re watching on TV they can only see half of what she does.She commented: “I can see everything that’s going on.“I love that they have an opinion. It's just when it goes overboard it starts to become nasty.”Jane addressed the nasty comments, she mentioned that as Shirley's from the dancing industry she must be quite robust.Shirley replied: “It is a tough industry and has been a tough industry all my life.So Saturdays, oh I’m getting emotional already.“Saturdays are always a bit like going to Disneyland, it’s the ultimate job, it's what you really enjoy and I do read everything.

Ex-pupils and architect enthusiasts alike are invited to an open evening of an Ayr school next week.

A dad-of-three scooped £60,000 on BBC gameshow The Wheel and became the second Scot to walk away with a cash jackpot.

A Lanarkshire firm who specialise in honouring loved ones who have passed away with a special bird release ceremony have scooped a top funeral industry award.

Fans of Strictly Come Dancing are reportedly feeling "happy" after finding out which couple will apparently leave the show this week.

A mountain biker with a suspected fractured ankle sparked a three-hour rescue operation near Loch Lomond.

Coronation Street star Sue Cleaver was on the receiving end of a "brutal" comment from Ant McPartlin on Saturday night's episode of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here.

A mum claims to have spotted Donald Trump 's face - on a cheese toastie.

Aberdeen striker Bojan Miovski is a January target for Ligue 1 side Stade de Reims after becoming joint-top scorer in the Scottish Premiership, according to reports in France.

Bristol Rovers manager Joey Barton has issued an apology to Scottish whistler Bobby Madden after he was shown a red card during defeat to Fleetwood Town.

A rogue property dealer pocketed £100,000 from a house sale after buying it with a government Covid loan his companies weren’t eligible for.

Humza Yousaf has written to the UK Health Secretary Steve Barclay asking for more funding to help avert industrial action later this winter.

A Halloween-themed event hosted by a Larkhall opticians raised the spirits of the town this month, as well as more than £900 for a children’s hospital charity.

Rihanna looked nothing short of sensational in a black thigh-skimming minidress, which showcased her toned legs, while attending a party hosted by her boyfriend A$AP Rocky at The Fleur Room lounge in West Hollywood.The Grammy winner and rapper, both 34, who welcomed their first child together in May, held hands as they exited the same luxury black SUV and walked toward the swanky cocktail lounge on Friday night. For their date night, the Diamonds hitmaker paired her velvet frock with a long silver necklace, long jacket, and a pair of sky-high stilettos with straps that laced up to her knees. Happy couple: Rihanna looked nothing short of sensational in a black thigh-skimming minidress, which showcased her toned legs, while attending a party hosted by her boyfriend A$AP Rocky at The Fleur Room lounge in West HollywoodMeanwhile, her man kept his look simple in a black leather jacket, white button-down and light-wash blue jeans. Earlier this week, the Fenty Beauty founder compared the early months of motherhood to 'tripping on acid every day.'  While reflecting on her life new life as a mom, the Umbrella crooner admitted that 'motherhood is a whole other beast.' 'Life starts over when you become a parent, it's life that you've never known before,' explained the Ocean's Eight actress.  New chapter: Earlier this week, the Fenty Beauty founder compared the early months of motherhood to 'tripping on acid every day' Funny: While reflecting on her life new life as a mom, the Umbrella crooner admitted that 'motherhood is a whole other beast'The performer added: 'The beginning is like your tripping acid every day.

A selection of 'much-needed' family homes have gone on the market at a new Irvine estate.

Chloe Madeley has opened up about how "devastated" she was to be moving back in with her parents after the birth of her first child.

Fuming Glen Kamara reportedly had a "disagreement" with under pressure Rangers boss Gio van Bronckhorst following the full-time whistle against St Mirren.

Christmas-themed romantic comedy and every festive season, the star-studded film graces screens around the world. 20 years after having made the film, Martine shared that she still pinches herself that she was able to be a part of the “stellar cast” and why she thinks the film continues to be such a classic.“People speak about it with such love and warmth that it is contagious,” Martine shared when asked if she ever gets fed up of seeing the film on screen every year.“You feel proud and you feel the warmth back from the public.