Kay Burley facing internal inquiry by Sky after breaking Covid rules for birthday

DAME Barbara Windsor best known for her roles in EastEnders and the iconic Carry On films has died aged 83. The popular star first found fame in her role as a buxom blonde in the bawdy Carry On films and later became a household name playing Peggy Mitchell.

Dame Barbara Windsor has died aged 83, her husband Scott Mitchell has announced.

With the festive season almost upon us, we can all agree that 2020 has been tough – but particularly so for those most vulnerable members of our society.

When Janet’s beloved chihuahua, Rilla, became ill and had to be rushed to the vet, Rosie’s Trust - a brilliant charity which helps sick people and their pets - saved the day.

NBC is giving Broadway the spotlight with the new special One Night Only: The Best of Broadway.

An Ohio dad stepped up after the sound system malfunctioned before his son's high school basketball game last Friday, singing the national anthem from the stands loud enough for the entire gymnasium to hear.  Another spectator, Johnny Futhey, quickly took some footage of the impromptu performance, and it went viral on Facebook after he posted it.  "Audio wouldn’t work to play the National Anthem at tonight’s Waverly-Portsmouth West game," Futhey wrote on the post, which has garnered more than a million views and thousands of likes. "It got quiet and a little awkward then out of nowhere Ezekiel Brown’s dad Trenton steps up big time and sings with no mic, no music, just talent!" Brown told WJW-TV, the Fox affiliate in Cleveland that it was

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaCast and crew members were sent home this week due to a coronavirus scare on the Los Angeles set of “Bullet Train,” the upcoming Brad Pitt action-thriller.The move was made after an asymptomatic crew person tested positive for COVID-19. In accordance with union protocol and out of an abundance of caution, the handful of cast and crew who had contact with the crew member went home and continued to be tested.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV EditorESPN snared a massive rights deal with the Southeastern Conference that will put some of the nation’s most popular college-football games on the Disney sports-media giant or its sister broadcast network ABC, an agreement that sees the annual value of the games soar more than 440%.The deal is valued at around $300 million a year, according to people familiar with the matter, and will ensure that, starting in 2024, every SEC football and basketball game airs on a TV network owned by Disney. ESPN already had a longstanding deal with the SEC, but CBS had first choice of games during its more than two-decade association with the college conference.

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxOsama Bin Laden's right-hand man is allegedly walking the streets of Britain after he was reportedly released from jail because he is too fat.Adel Abdel-Bary is reported to have won an early "mercy" release by claiming his life was at risk from Covid due to his spiralling weight, The Sun reports.The 60-year-old was jailed in 2012 after it emerged he plotted blasts with Osama Bin Laden that killed more than 200 people.Dad-of-six Adel, whose son is an ISIS jihadi, is now alleged to be back in the UK living with his wife Ragaa, 59, who lives in a £1million council flat in Maida Vale, northwest London.The UK could not block his return

A desperate mum is scared for her five children after years of living in a mouldy council house.

Jose Mourinho saw his Tottenham ease their path to Europa League glory by winning Group J – and then admitted Dele Alli was not a “happy player” after failing to come off the bench.

Katie Price has been accused of breaking coronavirus lockdown rules for the second time in 2 days.

shark, officials have confirmed.The 56-year-old man was bitten by the sea predator on Tuesday morning while he was paddling out in Honolua Bay in Hawaii.He was taken to hospital for surgery and was reportedly in a stable condition afterwards. But his health swiftly deteriorated and he died on Wednesday evening, KITV reported.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media ReporterWhen Christopher Nolan signed on to direct 2014’s “Interstellar” for Paramount Pictures, he did so under one condition: Warner Bros.

Star Wars” fan favorite character Ahsoka Tano, “Ahsoka,” and “Rangers of the New Republic” will be coming to Disney Plus, Lucasfilm’s Kathleen Kennedy announced during Thursday’s Disney Investor Conference.Disney Plus announced earlier in the presentation that it would be releasing 10 “Star Wars” series, in addition to 10 Marvel series, over the next few years.The news comes as “The Mandalorian” ends its second season on Disney Plus in triumph and the most recent “Star Wars” feature film, 2019’s “The Rise of Skywalker,” endures a growing reputation as one of the worst of the 11 “Star Wars” movies to date.

Janet W. Lee Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine has cleared a path to final approval for use in the United States after a government panel recommended Thursday that it receive approval from the Food & Drug administration.The FDA is expected to make a decision within days, and the Associated Press reported that it is expected to follow the recommendation made Thursday by expert advisers.

Dancing with the Stars judge and The Talk co-host Carrie Ann Inaba said on Thursday she has tested positive for COVID-19 and is quarantining at home with some symptoms.

Chris Evans has been snapped administering his own Covid-19 swab.

Marty Wilde has become first celebrity to receive the Covid-19 vaccine in the UK and called having it "common sense".

Gallery: From modelling to motherhood: These Victoria’s Secret models now have children of their own. . . (BANG Showbiz)Posting a picture of her baby bump on Instagram, she wrote: “You and Me + 3 #morelove (sic)” The news comes after the 'Dip It Low' hitmaker recently said lockdown has been a "blessing in disguise" for her and her family.

Broadway has been dark since mid-March, when the coronavirus pandemic began surging in the New York area and forced mass gatherings to take an extended pause.