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A victim of a sex pest surgeon is suing the NHS after warnings he was a predator were ignored. Dr Fredrick Ruzvidzo was allowed to carry on working at University Hospital Monklands, in Airdrie, despite concerns he was preying on women.

Comedian Munya Chawawa first burst onto the scene back in 2020 in the midst of the pandemic. Much to the delight of social media users everywhere, he provided some welcome relief - and humour - to the mundane days of lockdown with his different styles of comedy. From political satire to character comedy to black comedy to improv, the 30 year old is a jack of all trades when it comes to being funny.

Amy Robach and Andrew Shue were married for 12 years and raised five children together.During this time, they had a staggering joint net worth of $100M thanks to their respective careers in the entertainment industry.Andrew and Amy were completely even when it came to finances, with both of them having a net worth of $50M.VIDEO: Amy Robach's rise to fame will leave your mind blownIt is not known how this will change once the couple finalize their divorce, following Amy's affair with former GMA3 co-star T.J. Holmes - who has a net worth of $3M.Andrew's finances have come from his career as an American actor, athlete and entrepreneur.

A Livingston teenager has received a maiden call-up to Scotland senior national men’s cricket team.

The nanny Prince Harry and Meghan Markle hired to look after their son Archie has spoken out about meeting the couple for the very first time.

Dumfries cricketer Chris McBride has been making his mark on the pitch for Scotland in the heat of Namibia whilst his former Dumfries Cricket Club team mates have been putting the gloves on for the icy conditions at home.

Simon Murray isn’t a great believer in fairytales - even if he’s been in a dressing room where sorcery and magic spells were very real. The Queen’s Park striker currently finds himself in the middle of one of Scottish football’s modern day romances.

Sunu Gonera, the co-creator and director of upcoming TV series Parish, has been let go from the show following a sexual misconduct investigation.AMC Networks confirmed Gonera's termination on Monday in a statement shared with Deadline, writing that the Zimbabwe-born filmmaker was 'immediately suspended and then terminated at the conclusion of an internal investigation.' Sources speaking with the publication shared that the incident was an alleged sexual assault that took place in late September at 'an off-set apartment outside of production hours' in New Orleans, where the show is currently being filmed. Serious: Sunu Gonera, the co-creator and director of upcoming TV series Parish, has been let go from the show following a sexual misconduct investigationMeanwhile sources close to Gonera say that the encounter was 'consensual' and that the 'behavior in question involved touching.' AMC's full statement read: 'We recently became aware of some very serious allegations against an individual working on this production, who was immediately suspended and then terminated at the conclusion of an internal investigation.'The victim, who is reportedly a longtime employee of Gonera's, and did not work for AMC, has filed a police report.

Nicole Scherzinger bared serious skin while out with her boyfriend Thom Evans in West Hollywood on Monday. The singer-songwriter, 44, donned a low-cut gray and black blouse with cut outs on the sides. She added baggy black trousers to her look as well as black shoes held together with white laces.  Low-cut: Nicole Scherzinger bared serious skin while out with her boyfriend Thom Evans in West Hollywood on MondayThe Pussycat Dolls star held a big, vibrant red hand bag in her arms which matched her lipstick well.  She wore her long, dark locks in a pair of high pigtails. Her locks cascaded down, ending just below her chest. Scherzinger accessorized with thick, gold hoop earrings.

STRICTLY Come Dancing star Vick Hope has revealed that she subconsciously hides her missing finger after it was chopped off during an accident. The Radio1 Breakfast show presenter opened up abut her insecurity by showing the missing finger to the camera while chatting to Keith Lemon and her co-star Jordan North during an episode of Shopping With Keith Lemon.

Calvin Harris' future wife Vick Hope has explained how she subconsciously hides her missing finger tip after it was chopped off when she was a little girl.

K.J. Yossman Tom Hardy is set to narrate a natural history series for Sky Nature, titled “Predators.” Set to launch in December, the series will follow five apex predators as they fight to survive in some of the world’s most challenging environments: polar bears in Canada, wild dogs in Zimbabwe, puma in Chile, lions in Botswana, brown bears in Russia and cheetahs in Tanzania. It also represents Sky’s first co-production with Netflix. The series was produced by True to Nature and Sky Studios in association with Netflix. It will launch on Sky Nature and Sky’s streaming platform NOW in December. A Netflix release date hasn’t been confirmed.

crocodile which he branded a "man-eating dinosaur" after he trapped the 15ft beast. Garrett Wales was on a 10-day hunting trip when he was told the tale of a mysterious crocodile that supposedly lurked in a local lake in the Savé Valley of Zimbabwe.The hunter, from Brock, Texas, had made several kills before he set his sights on the "monster" croc at the Humani Ranch. READ MORE Woman discovers 'shark with wings' only to find it's sex-mad 'Jurassic Park' moth He recalled: “As we were getting ready to head out, they had been talking to some other locals in the village.“They came back and said ‘hey, these guys are saying there’s this crocodile out in an irrigation pond’."Now, when we say irrigation pond, it’s full of vegetation.

Liverpool legend Bruce Grobbelaar has told how he put wee on his goalposts in order to remove a curse. The maverick goalkeeper admitted he believed in spells to try and change his fortunes on the field.

A fateful call. Meghan Markle recalled a scary Archie memory on her new podcast. The Duchess of Sussex just launched Archetypes, a new podcast that features various celebrities talking about topics close to them.

Meghan Markle is opening up about one of her most humanizing motherhood moments while on a royal tour with Prince Harry in 2019. In the premiere episode of her new podcast,, the Duchess of Sussex discusses the concept of ambition as it applies to women in a raw and wide-ranging conversation with her longtime friend, Serena Williams. The pair engages in a dialogue about what it means to be a parent and a professional, sharing gut-wrenching stories about the times that those two roles seemed to be at odds. «When we went on our tour to South Africa, we landed with Archie,» Meghan, 41, recalled.

Meghan Markle recalled a scary incident when her son Archie‘s room caught fire, just as he was supposed to be napping in there!

There was a terrifying incident involving Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s son Archie during the couple’s 2019 royal tour of Africa.

WBC heavyweight world champion Fury announced his retirement in April after beating Dillian Whyte at Wembley, claiming he had not got "anything more to give" and that "no amount of money" would lure him back.

Christopher Vourlias The government of Zimbabwe has banned “President,” Danish filmmaker Camilla Nielsson’s Oscar-shortlisted documentary about the African nation’s corrupt 2018 presidential election, Variety can exclusively reveal.In a letter dated June 16, the country’s censorship board slapped a ban on the Sundance prize-winning documentary, insisting that it “has the potential to incite violence” as Zimbabwe gears up for presidential elections in 2023.The filmmakers are now challenging the ruling in Zimbabwe’s constitutional court, promising a long legal battle ahead.“President” is the follow-up to Nielsson’s critically acclaimed “Democrats,” which chronicled the laborious construction of Zimbabwe’s 2013 constitution. It captures Zimbabwe at a crossroads, as it prepares for its first election since the ouster of Robert Mugabe, who was forced from power after nearly four decades in the wake of a 2017 military coup.

explores the Coronation through portraiture, fashion, photographs, and jewellery, and will include the dress, robe of estate, necklace and earrings that she wore. Many of us who have lost someone we love will empathise with the desire to wear a piece of jewellery or clothing that reminds us of them – and the Queen had been given this brooch on a tour of southern Africa that she went on with her parents, and which coincided with her 21st birthday. “The flame lily brooch was the first piece we saw her wear in Britain as Queen,” says Caroline de Guitaut, the deputy surveyor of The Queen’s Works of Art, “and while the diamond, platinum and white gold setting is undoubtedly lovely, I imagine it was the sentiment behind it that drew her to it for such an occasion.”The brooch is designed in the shape of a flame lily, the national flower of Zimbabwe. It was a birthday gift from 42,000 schoolchildren in Rhodesia (as it was then called) who were asked to donate some of their pocket money to contribute to the creation of the diamond and platinum piece – and was designed by Harare jeweller H H Bell and made by Eric Kipin at Sidersky & Son in Johannesburg.