Jasmine Harman: A Place In The Sun presenter breaks down in tears before photoshoot

Hopeful Celtic supporters are set for a major update on the availability of talisman Kyogo next week.

The Florida Senate has passed the “Don’t Say Gay Bill” on Tuesday, March 8.In a 22-17 vote, the Republican-controlled Senate approved the bill. It will now go on to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who is expected to sign it. If a school district is suspected of violating this law, parents would be able to sue.During the debate, Democrat Shevrin Jones, Florida’s first openly gay senator, tearfully said to his colleagues, “To those who think you can legislate gay people away, I’m sorry.

A wind weather warning has been issued by the Met Office for western Scotland.

A perverted dad who paid a schoolgirl to meet him and asked for a picture of her feet had vile child abuse images on his devices.

A woman has been dubbed as “petty” and “unprofessional” for refusing to buy her colleague a lunchtime meal deal.

The cost of replacing Clyde Bridge is more than double the original estimated price due to rising prices in the construction industry.

A Scot from Ayrshire, helped by Martin Lewis, has been awarded £5,700 in benefit back payments from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and received the maximum award for Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

EXCLUSIVE: Channel 4 has commissioned a second season of Richard Bacon’s Jimmy Carr-hosted quiz show I Literally Just Told You.

National Geographic has greenlit an epic documentary detailing the successful search and discovery of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s sunken Endurance ship near Antarctica, helmed by British historian Dan Snow.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefChinese streaming video platform iQiyi has announced plans to raise $285 million from a private placing of shares, part of which will be taken up by parent company Baidu.The move comes in the same week that the NASDAQ-listed company said it was suspending its weekend live broadcasts of English Premier League football (soccer) due to the sport’s public displays of solidarity with Ukraine.iQiyi is understood to have informed the Premier League that it would be removing the coverage following the league’s announcement that a “moment of reflection and solidarity” would be held before matches at the weekend. Several teams also displayed armbands in the blue and yellow colors of the Ukrainian flag.

Big Bang member T.O.P expressed his desire overhaul the K-pop system of training and creating idols and artists.In a new interview with Prestige Hong Kong, the South Korean musician spoke about the “harsh” K-pop system, observing how the current training regime affects younger K-pop idols and their mental well-being.“I, myself, am fortunate that I only spent less than a year as a trainee before I debuted – a relatively short time – but after, I saw all the trainees, the boys and girls, they’re under a very harsh system,” T.O.P said.“They’re told what to do and trained just like robots,” the rapper added. “They might get popular, they might get bigger, but in their heart and in ways we can’t see, they’re being isolated, and feel lonely inside.”To address this, T.O.P expressed his desire to change the system and establish a new type of K-pop record company.

Kanye West has shared a new animated video for his ‘DONDA’ track ‘Hurricane’ – check it out below.The track from the 2021 album features The Weeknd and Lil Baby, and is nominated for Best Melodic Rap Performance at the GRAMMYs.The new video sees a number of animated prisoners escaping from a prison island, before an avatar of Kanye rises up from the sea to baptise them and gives a speech, before they all rise into the sky.It follows the controversial music video for Kanye’s track ‘Eazy’, which was shared earlier this month and featured a claymation version of SNL comedian Pete Davidson – who is currently dating West’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian – being kidnapped and buried alive.Check out the ‘Hurricane’ video below.Ahead of the release of the ‘Hurricane’ visual, Kanye appears to have addressed the backlash he faced over the music video for ‘Eazy’.“Everyone lived happily ever after, except Skete you know who – JK he’s fine,” a series of title cards read at the end of the video. The track itself also includes the lyric: “God saved me from that crash / Just so I can beat Pete Davidson’s ass”.In his latest Instagram post, the rapper appears to have responded to the criticism he faced for the visuals.

Coronation Street viewers are convinced that Laura Neelan (Kel Allen) may not be telling the truth about her cancer diagnosis after spotting huge name blunder.Kelly Neelan's (Millie Gibson) mum arrived back in Weatherfield last month to reveal that she was dying of stomach cancer and only had months to live.Since then youngster Kelly has been secretly looking after her mum while juggling shifts at the barbers Trim Up North.She has also been collecting her mum's medication from the doctors.However, eagle-eyed fans noticed a huge blunder during a recent episode.A viewer shared a screenshot online o fa text message Kelly received from her mum's pharmacy which read: "Lauren Neelan. Your prescription is ready for collection."Alongside the snap, the fan wrote: "I always thought that Kelly's mother was named Laura."Last night the text that Kelly received was that Lauren Neelan's prescription was ready.

Piers Morgan famously walked out, live on air, from ITV daytime programme Good Morning Britain.Piers, 56, quit his Good Morning Britain job in March last year after dramatically storming off during an argument about Harry and Meghan's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey.Since then he has announced plans to make a TV comeback with a new programme on TalkTV, which will soon launch on Sky News Australia.He has since stated that the programme will launch in the next few weeks, and that it will celebrate "the right of everyone to have an opinion."Ahead of the show's launch and one year on since his dramatic Good Morning Britain exit, Daily Star takes a look at Piers Morgans' life away from the cameras - which has been just as interesting.Piers was born on March 30, 1965 to his parents Gabrielle O' Meara, and Vincent O' Meara, who was an Irish dentist.However, his happy childhood was turned upside down when his father sadly died when Piers was 11 months old.His mother Gabrielle later went on to marry Glynne Pughe-Morgan, with Piers taking on his now famous surname and calling Glynne dad.Piers has a close bond with his parents, and his mother has often gushed about her journalist son during interviews.She also defended him when Lord Sugar made a scathing online comment about Piers in 2016, following an interview where Piers revealed that his mum is often asked if she would like to apologise for her son.In a tweet, Lord Sugar said: "Traditionally at birth doctors slap a babies bum. When @piersmorgan was born doctor took one look and slapped his mum."However, Piers' mum Gabrielle soon came to her son's defense, replying to Lord Sugar: "I am the proudest Mum in the world.

 Express.co.uk on the challenges she has faced in doing so.Danni explained: "I moved back up to Scotland to stay with my family, just because it didn't make sense to be in London when we were in lockdown."So it has been interesting being back at home with my mum and dad for a few months."I think this has been the longest I have been home since I was 15 and I went away to school."Danni admitted living with her parents has been different in her 30s, compared to her teenage years.She continued: "I'm 33 now, and I think it definitely comes with its challenges when you're used to having your own space and that sort of thing."But the really nice thing is that you get to spend quality time that you wouldn't have otherwise."Having opened up on the

A Place In The Sun presenter Jasmine Harman, 45, revealed on her Instagram stories that she was feeling "emotional" after learning of one couples weight loss.

Jasmine Harman has taken to social media today to share a picture from a past holiday with fans.The TV star was reminiscing about a trip to Mexico with her husband and kids.In the snap, the mum-of-two could be seen smiling for the camera in her bikini as she perched on the side of a swimming pool.She was joined by her husband Jon Boast and their children Joy, seven, and Albion, five.The picture was taken three years ago, way before the coronavirus pandemic broke out and prevented people from travelling unnecessarily.“What I wouldn’t give to be on holiday,” the 45-year-old told her 71,800 followers.The family-of-four made the most of the warm weather in the beach resort of Cancún.“On this day, 3 years ago!” Jasmine captioned her sun-soaked

overweight they were.They resolved to shape up, and are now “feeling better than ever” after Lisa went from 17.2st to 10st, while ­husband Paul dropped 4.5st to 12st.Security supervisor Paul, 47, said: “We watched ourselves on TV and were shocked.

A Place In The Sun presenter, Jasmine Harman, 45, posted the results of her transformative photoshoot on Instagram in a candid before and after shot.  The Channel 4 presenter had previously shared her anxieties about doing the photoshoot as she admitted "I just don't feel like me at the moment".Taking to Instagram, Jasmine revealed incredible before and after pictures for her 70,700 followers to see.In the caption, the presenter admitted to having a "mild panic" before appearing on set, but thanked her make-up artist and celebrity stylist for their support.She captioned the picture: "Little #beforeandafter my photo shoot today thanks to @oh.emj & @kate_barbour for getting me camera ready!"After having a mild panic before going in you both

Jasmine Harman, 45, has revealed how moving to Portugal in her 20s changed her “whole life outlook” after growing up in London’s Hackney Borough.The star initially moved into an exclusive golf and beach resort in the Algarve before trading it in to work on a farm where she quickly realised how her perception on life had been “very narrow”. Jasmine shared: “When I first arrived, I lived in Vale Do Lobo which is a very exclusive golf and beach resort, but when I moved to the farm it gave me a more authentic experience. “It felt like the ‘real’ Portugal, which was lovely.

Jasmine Harman, 44, has revealed how she quit her steady job in Portugal after “a few margaritas” and the encouragement from her friend, in a bid to become a successful travel presenter.The A Place In The Sun host admitted to spending “all” of her savings on creating a showreel alongside a "professional production" company, in an aim to get noticed by TV bosses.Opening up on how she landed her role on A Place In The Sun, Jasmine said: “I feel like I needed a new challenge and after a few margaritas with some friends one night, one of them suggested I go and be a TV presenter.“I thought, ‘Yes, great idea!' So the next morning with a bit of a hangover I went into work and gave in my notice. “I then spent all of my savings on employing