Jasmine Harman: A Place In The Sun presenter says she and husband rarely see each other

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Leo Barraclough International Features EditorEva Zaoralová, the Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival’s artistic advisor and its artistic director for many years, has died, the festival confirmed Friday.

Jennifer Maas TV Business WriterWarnerMedia has been owned by telco giant AT&T for less than four years and it will soon have a new parent company — likely by the end of next month.Discovery’s shareholder vote on the acquisition of WarnerMedia is set for today during a special meeting of stockholders set for 10 a.m. ET. The deal is expected to get an easy thumbs-up given the approval already bestowed by Discovery’s oldest and most influential holders, investor John Malone and Advance/Newhouse Co.

job after discovering she can earn a staggering £1,000 per week from her former side hustle. Atlanta Martin, 21 from West Sussex had worked as a flight dispatcher before deciding to pick up a second job in July 2019.

lion dubbed “Britain's loneliest”.Having lost his second companion in two years, Bailey has been a star attraction at Colchester Zoo for 12 years.He came to the UK with cousins Naja and Malika, and the 18-year-old Naja was sadly put down last week.And it happened 18 months after Malika suffered tragically the same fate, too.But now, staff at Colchester Zoo are keeping a close eye on lonely Bailey - and are even considering relocating him to another zoo with a pride of lionesses.A spokesman for the Zoo said this week: “Bailey’s health and welfare is our top priority and, whilst our Animal Care Team continues to monitor him daily, discussions have been put in place by the Animal Care Management Team regarding Bailey’s future at Colchester Zoo.“The team are currently exploring bringing in a female lioness for Bailey, but this option is reliant on a lioness being available at one of our neighbouring zoos.“However, given Bailey’s age, introducing a female at this stage in his life could prove too stressful.“The team are also exploring relocating Bailey to another zoo with a pride of lionesses.“This would be dependent on another organisation having the space to house Bailey and the move alone could prove too much.“Bailey has become a big part of the Colchester Zoo family and parting with him feels almost impossible and irresponsible.“Our Animal Care Team will continue to monitor Bailey’s mental and physical welfare over the next few weeks."It’s our responsibility to ensure that Bailey’s welfare is at the forefront of any decision made, which may include letting him live out the rest of his life here at the zoo by himself.”The staff also paid tribute to Naja, calling her “one of a kind”.Never want to miss a story like this?

Channel 4 star Laura Hamilton, 38, has opened up about one "real" struggle she has faced at the moment, while she and her husband Alex Goward are isolating at home with their two children, Rocco, six and Tahlia, five during the coronavirus lockdown.The presenter admitted to her fans how she doesn't know how people do it.While Laura is at home with her family of four during the nationwide lockdown, the mother-of-two has opened up about what she is struggling with at the moment.The Channel 4 personality shared a selfie with her 70,000 Instagram followers yesterday and wrote: "Home School - my favourite thing...

A Place In The Sun presenter Jasmine Harman, 44, has opened up about how she first found out her co-star Jonnie Irwin, 46, and his wife Jessica were expecting twins.The Channel 4 personality confessed how she "screamed" and started "sobbing" down the phone.After Jonnie opened up last week about how he and Jessica will soon be a family of five, Jasmine has now gone into detail about how the news reached her.Exclusively speaking to Express.co.uk, Jasmine explained how she received a voicemail from her colleague while flying home from an overseas shoot.The star divulged: "When I landed, I switched on my phone. And there was a voicemail from Jonnie and it said, 'Hi, Jas, call me back.'"I thought, this sounds weird.

While A Place In The Sun presenter Jasmine Harman, 44, reflected on her career so far, the Channel 4 host revealed what kind of show she would "love" to make if she had the opportunity.The TV star said it would focus on "the changes" people could make as individuals and the "global impact" it can have.Jasmine, who has been presenting the Channel 4 show for 16 years, has now opened up on what show she would want to make if she had the chance.The TV star exclusively told Express.co.uk: "For me, one of my big passions and my belief is to lead a plant-based lifestyle."I'm vegan so I avoid any sorts of animal-based foods, cosmetics, clothing, even house things like furniture."The host continued to say: "I would love to show how fantastic a vegan

After A Place In The Sun presenter Jasmine Harman, 44, previously opened up on social media about her coronavirus symptoms, the TV star has now revealed the details about her "emotional and scary time".The TV star said before speaking to her online community about her health condition, it was "a very scary time".The presenter, who is currently isolating at home with her two children, spoke about what it was like being unable to leave the house.Jasmine exclusively told Express.co.uk: "It was a very scary time thinking that I was unwell and work’s been cancelled, and not knowing what was going to happen with schools and family, other family members, friends who are vulnerable."That was a very scary time, but it was all made so much more

A Place In The Sun presenter Jasmine Harman, 44, who met her husband Jon Boast on the Channel 4 show, has opened up about how "full on" and "difficult" it is homeschooling her children while he is away during the nationwide lockdown.The Channel 4 star said she respects single parents who do it on their own "day in, day out".Jasmine, who is currently in lockdown with her two young children, told her 34,000 Instagram followers how "difficult" it has been while her husband has been away.The presenter, who explained that her husband Jon Boast, is currently away as he is "locked down" while working in Devon, began to say how "chaotic" it has been for her in a video on her Instagram story last night.She said: "Anyone who has small children or

A Place In The Sun's Laura Hamilton posted a story to her 83,800 followers declaring that she had "no idea" that a radio show in Jersey had used her voice in a contest.The property presenter, however, was overjoyed that a fan won £570 when she had correctly guessed her voice while taking part in the contest on Radio 103, and said it had "made" her day.Laura Hamilton started the video by discussing how she had reopened her cafe/deli business Lord Roberts On The Green and was finding the move "trial and error".She continued: "Still lots of things we need to get right but all in all, it was a success.

Jasmine Harman, 44, who is best known for presenting Channel 4's property programme, A Place In The Sun, has revealed that she thinks she has contracted coronavirus and described how “painful” her breathing was.The TV presenter revealed that she started experiencing symptoms the day before she was due to go out to Spain to film.Jasmine, who previously reached out to her Instagram followers while she was suffering from “shortness of breath” has now gone into details about her experience with the deadly bug.The presenter exclusively told Express.co.uk: “I was supposed to be travelling on that Sunday evening.“My breathing started to become painful.”The TV star then went on to explain that she “didn’t feel unwell” beforehand and had been

A Place In The Sun presenter Jasmine Harman, 44, enjoyed a low-key outing over a park with her dog yesterday and documented her journey on Instagram.

Laura Hamilton is currently at home after filming was halted on a A Place In The Sun in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.The presenter, who has fronted the Channel 4 series since 2012, was tasked with something out of the ordinary thanks to her husband Alex Goward.The 37-year-old revealed all about what her spouse of eight years had asked, in view of her 65,000 Instagram followers yesterday.The mother-of-two said he wanted her to step in as a hairdresser after salons across the UK shut following government advice surrounding coronavirus.Laura however not only was puzzled by the suggestion but also the radical style he wanted.Speaking on her Stories, she started: "Welcome to the home classroom, which we've got set up in our house for

Jasmine Harman, 44, took to her Instagram stories and shared a heartfelt message in view of her 33,000 followers.The Channel 4 presenter admitted to suffering from "shortness of breath" in the clip.She began: "Good afternoon Instagram.

Laura Hamilton has fronted A Place In The Sun since 2012, but this week has focused on her other work committments.

Laura Hamilton got candid in view of her 64,000 Instagram followers last night, after arriving in El Ejido.The A Place In The Sun presenter will be filming in the region in Spain this week for the Channel 4 show, leaving her family back in the UK.The 37-year-old said it is “always hard” saying bye to her husband Alex Goward, who she wed in 2012, and their two young children: Rocco and Tahlia.The small screen favourite said she guessed her loved ones were “used to it now”, after first appearing on the property programme in 2012.Laura started by offering an upbeat introduction after her days off, saying: “Hi! Hope you had a lovely weekend.”She then continued: “I had such a nice weekend with my family and, do you know what, it’s always hard

Laura Hamilton discovered that her new cafe/deli Lord Roberts On The Green was not welcome by neighbours after she received complaints from various residents.The 38-year-old spoke out on the "haters" who were upset after she "brought more traffic to the area".Laura exclusively told Express.co.uk: "It was a falling-down Post Office shop, and then we renovated it and bought it back to the community but created something amazing. "There's money in the area, nice property in the area, but nowhere lovely to it.

Jasmine Harman, 44, has admitted she felt "so uncomfortable" when looking at herself in the mirror of late.The Channel 4 star opened up about her figure in a new interview with Closer magazine.Jasmine, who announced she had tested positive for coronavirus after suffering from symptoms in March, has opened up about how she first felt after realising she had gained weight.The presenter stated: "I noticed my belly was hanging over my clothes, and I’d look in the mirror and see my double chin."I just felt uncomfortable," she remarked."I weighed myself and I was 11st 9lbs."Jasmine went on to explain: "It was a shock because this time last year I was 10st.”However, the mother-of-two vowed to get back into shape this summer by doing workouts in

Express.co.uk: "It's a big responsibility. I'm now a cameraman, soundman… there's a part of me that's like, this is really sad."Because I've got a lot of friends that are crew, and effectively I'm doing this show and putting them out of work.

Jasmine Harman, 44, proved she is just the rest of us as she opened up about comfort eating during the coronavirus pandemic lockdown in recent weeks.The presenter said she got into the habit of drinking wine “every day” and eating more then usual which has caused her to gain weight.The property expert suffered from coronavirus back in March while her husband Jon Boast was away from their home for work purposes.Jasmine said being left at home with the couple’s two children gave her no time to exercise and caused her to eat more.Opening up about her weight change in Closer Magazine, she said: “I’ve never been much of a drinker, but it got to the point where I’d have wine every day with dinner.“If friends were toasting a new baby I’d think,