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Fern Britton, 64, has recalled when she met the Queen in a recent interview.The former This Morning star went on to admit she was delighted by the royal’s brutally funny snub of Ant and Dec. Fern, who is promoting her new book The Good Servant, spoke warmly about their meeting. “It was serendipitous that I published my new book, The Good Servant, in The Queen’s Jubilee year,” she said. “I actually started writing it two years ago.

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The infamous Red Arrows will be taking flight and performing at the Southport Air Show for the first time in seven years this weekend.

Happy Days star Anson Williams first made a name for himself as an actor, then went on to direct, and now is hoping to find success in politics. Williams announced Wednesday at a city council meeting that he plans to run for mayor of Ojai, California, according to the Ojai Valley News.

Emma Corrin is feeling seen.

Sutton Foster will be missing a few performances of The Music Man.

The 28-year-old singer was performing in front of the excited audience in the capital when he was passed a cardboard sign from the crowd. The fan, called Mattia, had written: "From Ono to Wembley: Help me come out".Harry immediately accepted the challenge and picked up a rainbow pride flag and waved it back and forth while saying: "When I wave this flag above my head, you will officially be gay my boy".After pausing to build the suspense, the singer finally declared Mattia a "free man" much to the crowd's delight.Taking to Twitter after his Wembley gig, Harry gushed: "Wembley, last night was one of my favourite shows we’ve ever played. I don’t know where to begin thanking you, I’m completely overwhelmed.

cancel culture in a new interview. However, the former This Morning star admitted that someone like Vladimir Putin “does need to be cancelled, and quickly".Fern opened up about her thoughts on cancel culture whilst speaking on the podcast Walking The Dog with Emily Dean.The presenter went for a walk with the podcast host as they chatted whilst out walking their dogs. Fern, who is promoting her new book The Good Servant, discussed the story of Marion Crawford.Marion, whom the book centres around, was the governess to a young Princess Margaret and Princess Elizabeth, who was later shunned by the Royal Family after releasing a book about her time with them. Emily suggested to Fern that what happened to Marion was one of the earliest examples of cancel culture. “She was cancelled, essentially,” Emily remarked, to which Fern replied: “She was.”“She was one of the first big high profile cancellations, really,” Emily continued. “She lost everything,” Fern reflected.

The new teaser-trailer for “My Policeman” has been released.

Harry Styles fan who fell headfirst from a VIP viewing platform at a gig has claimed it's a miracle her son is alive.Marion Hawkins says her son Dylan Wood is now making an excellent recovery after the dramatic incident which saw him plunge from the top tier of the Ibrox Stadium into the crowd below on Saturday night.Dylan, 20, an electrical engineer from East Kilbride was on a work night out at the VIP box in the stadium when he lost his footing and fell over the barrier at the Scottish venue.He was then rushed to hospital and placed on a ventilator in the high dependency unit at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital and was unconscious.However, Marion - who said seeing a video of his fall made her feel sick - says he will now be allowed home after being very lucky to escape withBut miraculously he's now making an excellent recovery and is expected to be allowed home later today, with black eyes, bruising and a concussion.Speaking to Lanarkshire Live she said: "We didn't know what injuries he had so he was put on a ventilator to keep him stable. It was touch and go that night but the scans came back all clear and he has no broken bones."It's a complete miracle he's still here, walking away with just cuts and scrapes.

From teenage crush, to the father of her children, and her loyal companion for decades on the throne - nobody did more to support The Queen than Prince Philip. As the Queen’s former press secretary Dickie Arbiter tells us: "She first fell in love with Philip in 1939 when she met him aged just 13.That was 82 years ago, and he turned out to be the only man in her life." As well as taking on a host of royal duties, the duke – who was 99 when he died last April – provided unfaltering personal support to the Queen.

While the Platinum Jubilee marked a time of national joy and pride, the celebrations were missing one major element for the Queen – the presence of Prince Philip.The late Duke of Edinburgh was a constant at the Queen’s side, and on what would have been his 101st birthday today, June 10, we take a look at their enduring love story. While their marriage was remarkable for many reasons, its 73-year longevity is what stands out most.

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For the last 70 years, we’ve only known the Queen as Her Majesty or Ma’am. But throughout her life, to those who know her best, our monarch has been called the sweetest of nicknames. And no one knew the Queen better than her husband Prince Philip, who sadly passed away in his sleep at the age of 99 on April 9, 2021.

A shocking loss. Former NFL player Marion Barber III was found dead at the age of 38 on Wednesday, June 1, and the news has rocked football fans everywhere.

CBS Dallas, citing police, said there were no obvious signs of foul play.The Cowboys, who have their headquarters in Frisco, said they were «heartbroken by the tragic death of Marion Barber III.»«Marion was an old-school, hard-nosed football player who ran with the will to win every down,» the team said. «He had a passion for the game and love for his coaches and teammates.»Barber's father, Marion Barber Jr., played seven seasons with the New York Jets in the 1980s.The younger Barber was third on Dallas' career list for rushing touchdowns before getting passed in 2021 by two-time NFL rushing champion Ezekiel Elliott.

Marion Barber III, a former NFL running back who made the Pro Bowl in 2007 with the Dallas Cowboys, was found dead Wednesday by police in Frisco, Texas. He was 38.

Amanda Seyfried has had an incredible year as she nailed the role of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes in the Hulu series The Dropout.And now she has told the June cover ofMarie Claire'sthat the added celebrity the role has brought her feels different.'Fame is weird,' she told the magazine. 'I've never been super famous. I've always been somewhat recognizable.

killer whose eyes popped open and a bloke who violently vomited as his body jerked.The oldest man currently on America's Death Row escaped execution at the last minute on Thursday after his lethal injection was botched with a cocktail of drugs that 'would have tortured' Oscar Smith, his lawyers claim. Triple killer Smith joins a list of 276 US Death Row residents to have had their execution go awry since 1890.

lottery in as many years bringing his total prize money up to a massive £245,000.Gregg Hensley, from Marion in North Carolina, US, was so stunned to discover he had cashed in once again that he was rendered speechless.Carpenter Gregg, 63, is excited to splash the cash on a new truck and home repairs but needed his wife's help to secure his recent winnings, the Mirror reports.According to the North Carolina Education Lottery, shocked Gregg could not utter a word over the phone when they confirmed he had won, and so passed it over to his wife to do his talking for him.After entering the Multiply the Cash second-chance drawing, Gregg found out on April 11 that he had landed a jaw-dropping £153,000 ($200,000).It was only earlier this year that he took home £77,000 ($100,000) and back in 2020 Gregg won for the first time a cool £15,000 ($20,000).The North Carolina Education Lottery said in a statement: "So overcome with emotion that he couldn't speak, Gregg Hensley of Marion said he had to just hand his phone to his wife so she could see the $200,000 prize that he won in a second-chance drawing."Hensley, a 63-year-old woodworker, won the grand prize in the April 11 Multiply the Cash second-chance drawing."He told the lottery: "I had to hold on to something I was so stunned."The statement continued: "Hensley is no stranger to winning big prizes in lottery drawings.

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