Joe Wicks breaks down in tears over parents addiction in childhood

A new wave of coronavirus is looking likely in Scotland and the rest of the UK, a Scottish immunologist has warned.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) announced earlier this week that people on certain benefits will see the first part of the £650 Cost of Living Payments land in bank accounts from July 14, with all eligible claimants to have received £326 by the end of the month.

Coleen Nolan stunned viewers as she showed off her wedding outfit on Wednesday's episode of Loose Women.

Visitors heard stories of Skylark’s wartime service and celebrated her history with a family event at Dumbarton’s Maritime Museum.

Piers Morgan, 57, was described by a member of his team who'd reached out to Jack Monroe as a "huge fan" of her work - but she claims that Piers had hit the block button on her on Twitter years ago, ironically telling her she was banned from his show for life.The activist, who has racked up more than half a million followers, was skeptical about the new approach - and she took to social media to tell the world that the man known for campaigning against cancel culture had tried to cancel her.She published a letter apparently sent by Piers' team to her - alongside the notification that she had been blocked - and wrote sarcastically: "He's a huge fan".Jack added a smirking emoji to punctuate her feelings.The letter she had received asked her: "Are you interested in coming onto Piers Morgan's new show Piers Morgan Uncensored soon?"It continued: "The show is really keen to cover the cost of living crisis - of course."Jack writes in her Twitter profile that she has been a past user of food banks and is now an activist campaigning to end poverty, so concerns around rapidly accelerating costs for British people is her area of expertise.Piers' rep then added: "Also bring your recipes and approach to our global audience."Piers would love to have you.

The Twitter user then replied: “Thanks for the reply, Lucy. “Wouldn’t mind some of the uncomfortable weather to be honest!”It comes after the ITV presenter took to social media earlier this week to show fans her trip to the Cotswolds. The meteorologist was snapped posing amid the greenery, as she wrote in the caption: “Swapped the city for the Cotswolds - colourful location for the @itvnews this evening.“Someone said you should spend 20mins in nature a day - and if you’re too busy, an hour.“It’s National Growing for WellBeing week.” Hicksandbrown wrote: “Looking amazing in the Aldeburgh Fedora Lucy.” Pepperseedpr said: “Lovely to see you today Lucy.” 

Boohoo's sales in the UK have fallen for the first time as it struggled to keep shoppers spending during its latest financial period.

A £2.07bn bid to takeover online retail and software giant THG has been abandoned by the two investment companies behind it.

The MEN Schools Awards are back for 2022 - and with the judging closed, our finalists for this year have been selected. The awards, hosted by Manchester Evening News, and with headline sponsor One Education, will be held on July 8 - for more information, visit the official website.

Chilling hidden messages ordering a violent criminal to 'melt the face' of a man and 'blind him' have exposed the brutal world of gangland hitmen trading in extreme violence.

Prince William made sure he didn't forget his daughter's message as he headed out on his latest engagement. The Duke of Cambridge who will celebrate his 40th birthday next week, dropped in on a Lionesses training session on Wednesday afternoon.

Manchester United will play Liverpool in their third game of the new Premier League season.

Manchester United fans can start planning for the next 12 months following the release of the Premier League fixtures.

Manchester United will open their 2022-23 Premier League campaign at home to Brighton, it has been confirmed.

Manchester City now know their fixture schedule for the forthcoming 2022/23 season. The Champions kick-off against West Ham on August 7 and finish their league campaign at Brentford on May 28.

Michael Owen's eldest daughter Gemma is currently looking for love in the Love Island villa. But when she's not under the Majorcan sun, the 19 year old calls a very impressive pad home.The brunette beauty lives in a sprawling £4 million mansion in the Welsh countryside, along with her mum Louise and her two younger sisters, Emily, 14, and Jessica, 12, and brother James, 16.The Owens purchased the property back in 2001 and have lived there ever since, and it comes as no surprise that it's extremely luxurious.The sprawling Grade-II-listed manor is set among 42 acres in the countryside, with plenty of room for Gemma and mum Louise's horses.

The TV show host said now he has no issues with discussing his mental health struggles publicly.He said: “I don’t have an issue with talking about my mental health.“It became a problem for me because I didn’t.“I grew up with a macho idea that you should hide your vulnerability.“Women get that, but they’ve moved on, emotionally, ten times faster than men.”Jay then went on to talk about the first time he ever showed this vulnerability.The star said the first step was “crying in front of another man”.He explained to Radio Times that he was “so broken” and the only thing he could do was “let out all the emotions”.For Jay, this was then followed by a year of therapy, he added.He said he was proud to be part of the plethora of BBC films which contain celebrities who speak openly about mental health struggles.Other popular public figures have also addressed the matter, including Joe Wicks, David Harewood and Rio Ferdinand.Jay explained it’s important as it gets people talking.The Repair Shop star said struggles such as death, suicide and cancer were subjects that everyone shied away from but were important to discuss.Jay was also asked if he felt as if he was in a happy place.He explained that he has embraced gratitude as a way of learning to be happy.Jay Blades’ BBC documentary, Learning To Read at 51, was released at the start of this year.It received many positive reactions from viewers as The Repair Shop presenter challenged himself to improve his literacy skills.It comes after Jay was diagnosed with dyslexia as an adult.He left school with no qualifications other than having built up a reputation for being a great fighter, in his own words.The show tackled a range of topics, further diving into the research findings which

Joe Wicks – already a national treasure – has earned himself even more credit after his new documentary 'Facing my Childhood' aired for the first time on Monday evening.The emotional, hour-long film showed Joe – also known as The Body Coach – revisiting his chaotic childhood. Joe looked back on his experience of growing up with a dad who was addicted to heroin and a mum with obsessive compulsive disorder. When we caught up with the fitness guru, 36, ahead of the documentary's release, he revealed that letting out all those emotions was "like therapy." Joe breaks down in tears a couple of times during the documentary – especially when talking to and about his father – and he admits to us that he "cries all the time." Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Jamie Oliver has penned an emotional tribute to Joe Wicks, admitting that his BBC documentary, Joe Wicks: Facing My Childhood, which aired this week, had motivated him to speak out after it "got me".MORE: Jamie Oliver and wife Jools' £6m Essex mansion is so regal – insideTaking to Instagram, the father-of-five shared several pictures of them together, as well as a photo of Joe's documentary being shown on TV.WATCH: Joe Wicks holds back tears on This Morning as he relives childhood trauma"I feel motivated to do a shout out to Joe wicks tonight as I just watched his documentary about mental health and his journey to the PE with Joe MBE we all know today," he began writing.READ: Joe Wicks holds back tears on This Morning as he relives childhood traumaRELATED: Joe Wicks admits addiction struggle that's impacting his family"I met him maybe 10 years ago before his rise to fame and I knew, I just knew he would resonate with a massive audience and make a difference. I never doubted him for a second.

HE was the nation’s PE teacher for millions of kids during the pandemic, but Joe Wicks is now taking a look back at his own painful childhood.  Joe admits he has blanked out swathes of his upbringing with two mentally ill parents on an Epsom council estate in BBC One documentary Joe Wicks: Facing My Childhood.  The film - produced by Louis Theroux - sees Joe speak to his dad Gary about his heroin addiction and mum Raquela Mosquera about her OCD and eating disorder.  In the show, Joe said: “There’s definitely things that went on that I’m just, I’m not choosing to remember.” Through tears, he added: “The worst thing as a kid is that you feel like it's your fault, you feel like you’re to blame, or that you're not worth enough, or your parents don’t love you enough.  “Those feelings are hardcore man, you can't carry them as a kid.” .css-16e4f55{margin:16px 0;}.css-u6yh49{background-color:rgba(246,242,249,1);margin:16px 0;}.css-1tapza8{padding:20px 15px;}.css-1bk4jdt{padding:20px

Joe Wicks has said that he hopes that his new documentary will help people to open up more about parental mental health. The 36-year-old told of his parents' own struggles with mental health problems, and said that he wants to inspire others to do the same.