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The One Show viewers amazed when he appeared on the show on Thursday night. Matt appeared with his mother as he discussed his appearance on the BBC series Who Do You Think You Are, which revealed his family's unexpected connection to Anne Frank. The Little Britain and Great British Bake Off star previously revealed how he had to "do something about his weight" after piling on the pounds during lockdown.

Sarah Ferguson has vowed to stand by Prince Andrew despite the sexual assault claims made earlier in 2022. The Duchess of York, 62, described her former husband, 62, as "very good and kind", before adding that "he really understands the art of communication with me". She made the comments during an interview with LBC's Iain Dale, following Andrew's out of court settlement with Virginia Giuffre in February.

Good Morning Britain guest confessed “there’s no point talking to you” on the show due to the constant interruption from co-star Adil Ray.During Thursday’s (June 16) instalment of the popular ITV breakfast show, the 48-year-old broadcaster welcomed journalist Quentin Letts onto the show to discuss the government’s next move over the policy to deport those who enter the UK illegally to Rwanda.The first planned deportation flight to Rwanda was cancelled after a last-minute intervention from the European Court of Human Rights on the same day that 440 people were found attempting to cross the English Channel and enter the UK.As Priti Patel confirmed she was committed to making sure the policy was carried out, it’s fair to say the discussion quickly became heated after Adil discussed how the UK government should be treating migrants.On the show, Adil locked horns with the parliamentary sketch writer and journalist for The Times over how to handle those who try to make the life-changing journey across the English Channel.Adil argued that Rwandan refugees shouldn’t be treated any “different” to Ukrainians who have been given every opportunity to seek refuge in the UK through legal methods online.Quentin replied: “Because Ukrainians, as far as I know, aren’t washing up dead on the beaches of Dover.”Adil explained: “That’s my point, they’re not because they’re allowed to apply online, so if they didn’t have an online visa system...actually some of them are at Calais. Most of them, because they’ve got an online visa system.“The Afghans do not have an online visa system.

Good Morning Britain fans were baffled over a question Richard Madeley asked one of ITV's reporters during the latest episode. The presenter and co-host Susanna Reid were back at the helm of the news programme on Wednesday (June 15).

Boris Johnson is set to face MPs later today in what is expected to be another fiery session of Prime Minister's Questions.

The plane due to take migrants to Rwanda will not leave the UK as scheduled after last-minute interventions by the European Court of Human Rights. Government sources have confirmed to the Press Association news agency that all migrants have been removed from the plane which was set to take off on Tuesday night.

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Spice Girls star Geri Horner will receive an honorary doctorate award from Sheffield Hallam University for her work championing children, young people and women’s rights.The 49-year-old singer, known to fans as Ginger Spice, will collect her award at a degree ceremony in November, where more than 12,000 students will be graduating from the university this year.Geri said it was a ‘great privilege’ to be honoured and described education as a ‘superpower’.‘I sincerely believe education is a superpower, supporting young people with the confidence, perspective and experience to pursue their life goals and dreams,’ she exclaimed.‘I’m delighted to receive the award and very much look forward to returning to Sheffield Hallam for the graduation ceremony later this year.’She recently visited the campus to meet vice-chancellor, Professor Sir Chris Husbands, and students in media, arts and communication.‘Geri Halliwell-Horner’s contribution to raising the aspirations of children and young people alongside her commitment to promoting women’s rights align closely with the university’s mission to transform lives,’ Sir Chris enthused.‘I am delighted that she has accepted our offer to award her an honorary doctorate in recognition of her philanthropic work, and look forward to welcoming her to our community.’Darwin Nunez explains decision to pick Liverpool over Manchester United'We should send you to Rwanda' emerging as new racist slur ahead of deportationsNetflix announces real-life Squid Game competition show with biggest ever cash prizeGeri shot to fame in the 1990s as part of the Spice Girls, who scored nine number one singles and two number one albums during their pomp.She is also vice-patron of Breast Cancer Care, inaugural

A flight removing the first asylum seekers to Rwanda under a controversial new immigration policy will take off from the UK today, the government has confirmed. Foreign secretary Liz Truss said a flight to east Africa is scheduled on Tuesday evening, but could not say how many people would be on it.

The Bishop of Manchester has described the government's plan to deport failed asylum seekers to Rwanda as a 'moral low.'

Boris Johnson has contradicted Prince Charles as he defended the controversial Tory plan to send cross-Channel migrants to Rwanda.

asylum seekers to be flown out to Rwanda will arrive this week — and will be warmly welcomed to a resort-style hotel.Under the government’s controversial resettlement policy, the central African country will be the destination for 150 migrants who have arrived in the UK illegally.The decision, which has seen a legal challenge rejected by the high court, has been widely condemned, with even Prince Charles calling the move “appalling”. But the fate that awaits them 4,000 miles away in Rwanda stands in stark contrast to drab detention and processing centres back home.Hope Hotel, in the capital of Kigali, is a 50-room, four-storey establishment, set amid lush green lawns, with jacaranda plants adding a fragrant scent to the air while palm trees sway in the breeze.They will be given bathroom goodies, will be well fed in the restaurant, with three meals a day, while a volleyball court is being constructed outside just for them.There is also a ‘suggestion box’ where they can air their grievances, should they have any, while an array of new washing machines have been installed along with computers in special business areas.

A union challenging the UK Government's controversial policy of deporting people to Rwanda said it hopes it can win an appeal to stop the first flight taking off this week.

Although set in the Republic of Ireland, this slight but surprisingly powerful film will hit a raw nerve in countries all over Europe in the wake of the Ukrainian refugee crisis. More specifically, it will likely have an impact on the U.K. arthouse circuit, after the British government’s recent, controversial decision to launder asylum-seekers via a scheme deporting them to Rwanda for processing.

Prince Charles is an "opinionated prince" who could become a "meddlesome king" and bring down the monarchy, according to a royal commentator.The comments came after The Times reported that the Prince of Wales had privately called the UK government's plans to deport illegal immigrants to Rwanda "appalling". Writing in the Spectator, royal expert Peter Hunt expressed concerns that Charles' opinions could contravene the convention that members of the Royal Family remain politically neutral.

Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi continued to explore the African continent on Friday as they went on a safari in Zimbabwe, after recently traveling to Rwanda.The comedian, 64, shared four snaps from the exciting journey with her wife, 49, including a sweet moment of the two holding hands in the wilderness.The television host blended in with nature for the occasion, sporting a forest green long-sleeve jacket and mustard cargo pants, along with black trail boots. Exploring:Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi continued to explore the African continent on Friday as they went on a safari in Zimbabwe, following their recent trip to RwandaDeGeneres -who married Portia in 2008 - paired the outdoor look with a blue bandana tied around her neck, and shielded her eyes from the sun with a pair of shades.

Judi Love recalled her hilarious meeting with Prince Charles after attentding a reception at Buckingham Palace on Thursday to celebrate the Commonwealth Diaspora.The 42 year old dished all to her fellow Loose Women panellists on Friday as she spoke of her royal encounter alongside Brenda Edwards the day earlier. As the women around her giggled, Judi recalled: "I took so long with Mr.

Ellen DeGeneres is living her best life after moving on from her talk show.DeGeneres, 64, and wife Portia de Rossi, 49, were seen in the African country of Rwanda on Tuesday for the dedication of the Ellen DeGeneres Campus, a $15 million project for The Ellen Fund in conjunction with the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund and the MASS Design Group.At the dedication ceremony, DeGeneres described the campus as 'incredible,' detailing her longtime passion toward the area and conservation causes. The latest: Ellen DeGeneres, 64, and wife Portia de Rossi, 49, were seen Tuesday in the African country of Rwanda for the dedication of the Ellen DeGeneres Campus of the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund'When I was a kid, I used to dream of coming here,' DeGeneres said, adding that late conservationist Dian Fossey was a hero to her, 'and her dedication to gorillas changed the world.'The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund has been here for over 50 years,' she said.

Loose Women presenters Brenda Edwards and Judi Love attended a reception at Buckingham Palace on Thursday 9 June, to celebrate the Commonwealth Diaspora.The event, which celebrates and recognises the important contribution that the Commonwealth diaspora provides the United Kingdom, welcomed hundreds of guests to the palace, from celebrities to key figures representing the arts, education, the NHS, and the charity sector. At the event, Brenda was pictured speaking to Prince Charles, shaking his hand as the Prince smiled.The presenters were also pictured in their outfits as they entered the reception.

Duchess of Cambridge, moved around a little, cosying up to both his parents and his grandfather the Prince of Wales. At one point, Charles rocked his four-year-old grandson from side to side on his lap.

Doctor Who is long overdue.