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Holly Willoughby has given herself a pat on the back as she shared her latest success.

Sara Pascoe has delighted fans as she has announced the news that she has become a mum at age 40.The comedian shared the happy news as she posted the happy news on her Instagram page. New mum Sara shared a photo of her adorable newborn tot being fed by Sara's husband Steen Raskopoulos.

Emily Maitlis was among those sending their well wishes to Newsnight co-presenter Emma Barnett.The star announced the news earlier today as she confirmed the reasons behind her departure on the BBC show.Emma shared her update to her 185,000 followers this morning on Twitter.She wrote: “Some news: After 3 very enjoyable years presenting Newsnight, I have made the decision to leave the programme.“This is in part due to my role fronting Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, which I’m thrilled to say is reaching more listeners than ever, and I have many more plans for.“It is also because there are other projects in the pipeline to which I wish to dedicate more attention.”Emma went on to say her thanks to her editors and colleagues on the team.She added: “The biggest thanks go to my editors, the endlessly energetic team, my guests, and of course, our viewers.“It’s been an absolute blast.”Emma also included a clip from her interview with business minister Paul Scully that she was proud of.Newsnight host Emily was among those responding to co-star as she shared her well wishes.Replying to her tweet, she penned: We will miss you Emma ! You’ve been fab. (sic)“Good luck with new projects xx.”Emily has been the lead anchor of Newsnight for many years, alongside Emma and Kirsty Wark.So far, it has not been confirmed who will be stepping in to replace Emma on the show.Emma is also the host of BBC Woman’s Hour every day at 10am.Many others have also responded to the news she was leaving the nightly news show.Elizabeth Day said: “So proud of you.

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's son Prince George receives hilariously inconvenient present from his godmother as she pays tribute to Princess Diana.The eight-year-old's godmother Julia Samuel has recently revealed how she honours her late friend when giving presents to George.During the podcast, How to Fail with Elizabeth Day, Julia explained how Diana started the joke which later became a tradition.The tradition which is where the godparents gift to the family must be the most inconvenient but hilarious present in terms of noise and time to construct.Julia said: "So I do to George what [Diana] did to us."Which is give impossible toys which are really noisy, take a lot of making."Explaining the inconvenience she sets for Prince William and Kate after gifting George the gift, she added: "I come in slightly tipped by the size of the present that William then has to spend days putting together."And then put all the machinery together and it makes awful tooting noises and lights flashing and all of that. That makes me laugh and it makes George laugh."The 60-year-old went on to say how much her friend Diana would have "loved" her grandson.She continued: "He is amazing.

Prince Andrew would have raging temper tantrums and "shout and scream" if maids rearranged the 60-odd teddy bears piled on top of his bed, an ITV documentary claims.Former member of the Royal Protection Command Paul Page, told journalist Ranvir Singh about the prince's weird attachment to the collection of stuffed toys on the documentary, Ghislaine, Prince Andrew and the Paedophile.The ex-royal copper, who provided security for the Royal Family between 1998 and 2004 and who had access to the duke's apartment, alleges that the Queen's favourite son had a bed piled high with "50 to 60" stuffed teddy bears.Page also claims Prince Andrew, who was recently stripped of his military and royal titles, would fly into fits of rage if he saw that the stuffed toys were out of place after the maids had been in the room.Page said: “It had about 50 or 60 stuffed toys positioned on the bed and basically there was a card the inspector showed us in a drawer and it was a picture of these bears all in situ.“The reason for the laminated picture was if those bears weren’t put back in the right order by the maids, he would shout and scream.”These are not the only teddy bears the disgraced duke allegedly owns. In 2009, journalist Elizabeth Day interviewed the Queen's middle son at his Buckingham Palace apartment.

Prince Andrew had a bed piled high with stuffed animals and toys and would "shout and scream" if any of the royal servants knocked them out of place, a former royal cop has claimed.

“He’s got that strength and good moral fibre, so I always check and run everything past him.”Holly then agreed with Charlene how the only way success feels possible is thanks to him having her back.Holly and Dan married back in 2007 at Amberley Castle.The couple share three children together, Harry, 12, Belle, 10, and Chester, seven.Holly will be appearing alongside Phillip Schofield on Dancing on Ice this weekend.Yesterday, she posed in a gorgeous punk ruffled gown to mark the return of the reality show.She penned: “4 more sleeps until @dancingonice is back…“Sequin’s and ruffles will be hurt in the process…“Dress by @marchesafashion Jewelry by @susannahlovisjewellers.”The presenter's followers were excited to see her back looking glamorous as they commented below.Tamzin Outhwaite wrote: “Wow! Beautiful.”Elizabeth Day also commented, replying: “Stunning.”Vanessa Feltz added: “You look like an ethereal princess! Exquisite xx.”

Holly Willoughby, 40, spoke to How To Fail author, Elizabeth Day, about the importance of her family life when balancing her work. The mother-of-three admitted she always wants to be home by five o'clock, on the dot, so that her job doesn't interfere with her role as a mother.

Holly Willoughby, 40, recalled the time she first met her husband Daniel Baldwin, when she was working Saturday showdown with fellow presenter Stephen Mulhern at the time.

Holly Willoughby, 40, opened up about her commitment to balancing work with her home life on the most recent episode of Elizabeth Day’s podcast, How To Fail.The This Morning host confessed that her rules around personal time were of the utmost importance to her.When asked about how she managed to juggle it all, the presenter admitted that she was something of a pro when it came to maintaining a healthy work-life balance, claiming that she had always “done well with that”. Speaking to Elizabeth, 43, she explained that she had a surprisingly strict policy when it came to leaving enough time to enjoy herself outside of work.“I’ve always had good rules in place,” she said. “There are times where if I’m working in the afternoon I make sure that

Today she's one of the UK's most beloved - and experienced - TV presenters. But Holly Willoughby says she nearly missed out on her This Morning presenting role, after she was written off as being 'unable to interview a Prime Minister'.

Holly Willoughby, 40, and Phillip Schofield, 59, are fan favourites and have been hosting This Morning together for 14 years.

This Morning’s Alison Hammond spoke candidly about how she manages to protect herself while out alone.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince George’s godmother is continuing a birthday tradition for the “feisty” royal which Princess Diana started.Julia Samuel, a psychotherapist who founded the Child Bereavement UK charity and was one of Diana’s best friends, has remained close to Prince William and Prince Harry since their mum’s tragic death.She also loves treating the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s kids on their birthday.

Graham Norton has recalled the moment he asked a “little old lady” to hold his hand after being stabbed and left lying on a mat “dying” in 1989.The comedian was robbed and attacked while walking home as a drama student, and lost half of his blood in the violent stabbing.Speaking on Elizabeth Day’s How To Fail, he recalled the harrowing attack and realising that he did not want to “die alone”.Graham said: “I’m on this mat and I didn't know I was dying, I didn't figure it out until later, and this is so not me but I remember saying to this little old lady ‘will you hold my hand?’”“And it was a flicker on her face of ‘oh do I want to hold his hand?’ but she did and she held out her hand."I held her hand and I think that's something so deep

Graham Norton revealed that he had once asked a stranger to hold his hand after he was horrifically attacked over 30 years ago.

With just one episode left in the current series of Line of Duty, former star Craig Parkinson has shared his fears that Ted Hastings could leave the show for good. Speaking on his Obsessed With… Line of Duty podcast on BBC Sounds, Craig, who starred as DI Cottan up until series three, and his guest, author Elizabeth Day, discussed their predictions for the hotly-anticipated series finale.

Alexandra Burke has shared the moment her mum died - eight months after doctors had warned that she had 72 hours left.

ALEXANDRA Burke broke down in tears as she recalled the heartbreaking moment her mum “died in her arms” in hospital. The X Factor star lost her mum Melissa Bell in 2017 while she was touring the UK with stage show Sister Act.

Armie Hammer was cited for traffic violations shortly after his divorce from Elizabeth Chambers made headlines in July 2020, Us Weekly can confirm.

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