Loose Women ends in chaos as Linda Robson chucks script at Janet Street-Porter as she finishes show half an hour early

Mickey Guyton ran into Prince Harry at Super Bowl LVI on Sunday, and snapped a cute picture with the royal.Guyton sang the national anthem at this year's Super Bowl, while Harry attended the big game at Sofi Stadium in Los Angeles with his cousin, Princess Eugenie. The 38-year-old country singer tweeted a picture of her with Harry, rocking a red-and-white track suit while a masked-up Harry also kept it casual in jeans, a T-shirt and a blazer.«I met Prince Harry.

The Pokémon Company has announced that it will be hosting a limited beta for its upcoming TCG.Pokémon TCG Live will be available on PC, macOS, and mobile devices running iOS and Android. This new release will replace Pokémon TCG Online, and all servers will be shut down ahead of the new launch.While there is no release date stated, Candian players will participate in an upcoming beta later this month (via PCGamesN).

Music Week reports that while BPI’s 2021 unit sales data showed that CDs remained ahead of vinyl, the latter is poised to become the dominant physical format in terms of revenue.Vinyl albums brought in £135.6million in 2021 (up 23.2 per cent year-on-year) compared to £150.1million in CD sales (down 3.9 per cent year-on-year). On this current growth trajectory, vinyl will be ahead by the end of this year.In terms of unit sales, 14.4million CDs were sold in the UK last year (down 10.5 per cent year-on-year) compared to 5.3million vinyl LPs (up 10.6 per cent).Sony Music UK VP of market planning and sales Charles Wood told Music Week that he believes vinyl will become the largest physical contributor to labels in terms of revenue during the next 12 months.“Following an uplift of interest in vinyl sales during Covid, we saw that vinyl was being purchased by a broader audience, beyond your music fanatics and niche format obsessives that drove the ‘vinyl revival’,” Wood said.“We saw continued growth for vinyl sales in 2021 – now making up 27 per cent of the physical market in terms of volume.

Strictly Come Dancing's Nicola Adams has revealed that she and girlfriend Ella Baig are expecting their first baby together.The loved-up couple shared an adorable image of themselves sharing a kiss together on a glorious seafront to announce the happy news.Ella took to her own Instagram account, sharing a black-and-white image of their baby scan.The couple have opted to use Nicola's egg along with a sperm donor and Ella will carry and deliver their child.Boxing star Nicola told fans: "We're so excited to announce that our family is expanding. "After what feels like a lifetime, we can finally say we're going to be parents.

The Loose Women panelists aren't shy in having a debate or two.

TikTok, with the video racking up more than 2million views since it was uploaded this week.To begin, the presenter asks him: "Did you really want to charge to use toilets on Ryanair planes?"Michael replies: "Yes, but not because I want the money – we give the money away to charity. I want to get rid of the two toilets at the back of the planes so I can add six extra seats."With six extra seats I can lower everyone’s airfare for by another 5%, all year round."TikTok users were divided by his comments though.One wrote: "He’s 100% correct...

Prince Andrew has reached an out-of-court settlement with his accuser, Virginia Giuffre, with a sum thought to be in the region of £12 million.The prince, who denies all accusations against him - and says he doesn't recall ever meeting Giuffre, who had been sex-trafficked by his pal convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein - is reportedly giving £2 million of the rumoured £12 million to her charity as part of their legal agreement.The payment of the huge stack of cash has raised eyebrows, however, about how the money was pulled together, with reports claiming some of it is being paid for by his mum, Queen Elizabeth.Shadow Attorney General Emily Thornberry has said the payment will “damage” the Queen’s reputation. Speaking on ITV on Wednesday she said that the saga “has done a lot of damage to the monarchy, without a doubt.

slammed for making British tea by boiling milk in a kettle and were mocked for not knowing what grit boxes are.But this time, the baffled American has questioned what the silver rectangular grids are that can be found on the pavement in some British parks.Posting to TikTok under the name @swfinds, the American posed the question: “Can someone please tell me what these are?“They are everywhere on the dangerous sidewalks in the UK.”In the clip which has now racked up 185,000 views, the American filmed two metal sections in the path that have rounded bars going across them.But instead of Brits enlightening the American on what they are for, they of course provided them with some very sarcastic and very wrong answers.One person commented: “They’re breathing holes for the loch-ness monster.”Another user chuckled: “Windows for the people of the underground crumpet factories.”Whilst a third person expressed: “They are grids which immediately trap year 7s, they then get teleported to the police station.”Someone else declared: “Speed boost.”Meanwhile, a fifth person giggled: “Outdoor toaster.”Luckily for the confused American, a kind commenter shared what the ‘dangerous’ metal bars in the ground were - it turns out they are cattle grids and they are not harmful at all.One person shared: “It’s a cattle block so animals and cattle can’t pass.”Well, we guess someone learnt something new today! Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter

To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.The collision involved a blue Mini and a grey Fiat 500X - Winnie and the woman were travelling in separate vehicles. It was the first of two double fatal crashes in Shropshire within three days - the second saw a mum and her baby die at the scene on the A41 between Newport and Tern Hill on Tuesday (February 15).

The sky is still dark and a shirtless man is given a rude awakening.

Laila Rouass and called the actress a "prostitute", his sister previously claimed.The 46-year-old snooker champion and Footballers' Wives actress, 50, made headlines earlier this week when they announced their split after almost a decade together.The former couple, who never wed, met in 2012 and became engaged the following year.Laila confirmed the news of her and Ronnie's split on Instagram, telling fans: "After nearly 10 years of love and memories, Ronnie and I have parted ways. Peace and love to you all."While fans were shocked, cracks in the couple's relationship have been previously aired.In an unearthed interview from 2020, Ronnie's sister Dannielle claimed that their mother Maria had always disliked Laila.Dannielle claimed the O'Sullivan family matriarch had even dubbed Laila a "s**g" and a "prostitute" who would "sleep with anyone".She told The Sun: "Ronnie has given Mum so much help in the past.

Gemma Collins broke down in tears as she discussed the tragic suicide of a family friend she thought of as a “little brother.” During a moving moment in her Channel 4 documentary, Gemma Collins: Self-Harm and Me, the 41 year old met went to visit a centre called Harmless, which provides support for people who self-harm or might be at risk of it in Nottingham. While there, the former The Only Way is Essex star Gemma met with the founder Caroline Harrow, as the pair had a heartfelt conversation about self-harm, including Gemma’s own 20-year battle.

Loose Women presenter Brenda Edwards was asked "what is wrong with you today?" after sharing a number of strong opinions during the show on Wednesday.At the start of the episode, she disagreed with fellow panelists Coleen Nolan, Linda Robson and Jane Moore about prisoners having luxuries in their cells. It was discussed among the panel how in prisons they are able to spend the money they earn to decorate their prison cells.Coleen reflected back to the time she visited a women’s prison where the inmates worked 9 to 5 and had to pay for their luxuries out of their wages.

depression worsened during lockdown, and credits returning to work on Loose Women as being her 'saving grace'. The TV star, 63, spoke candidly about her mental health struggles in a new interview, explaining that they worsened when the UK was plunged into lockdown in March 2020.

Loose Women has seen its fair share of panellists over the years, including the likes of Jane Moore, Nadia Sawalha, Linda Robson and Denise Welch.However, the popular lunchtime programme rarely features male panellists, leading to the likes of Piers Morgan to claim that the show is "sexist" for the lack of men on the programme.Piers claimed that Loose Women had been "actively discouraging men from being loose".In recent years, the ITV programme has rebranded itself at times to Loose Men, airing its first episode in November 2020.Taking to the famous panel, Roman Kemp, Marvin Humes, Iain Stirling and Ronan Keating discussed the day's most topical conversations.Earlier this year, the show once again aired Loose Men, with Richard Madeley,

Loose Women back in January and professed to only “tolerating” some of her co-stars during her time on the show.

Loose Women, Charlene White hosted the show as she was joined by Jane Moore, Judi Love and Linda Robson, while the women discussed the topic of letting your pet sleep in your bed.The women were divided, with a couple of them believing that it was wrong to let animals share your bed, while the others thought it was okay because they're a part of the family.Charlene kicked off the discussion by asking: "Would you be happy for your toddler to sleep with your dog?"Judi Love then responded: "Personally I don't think I'd want my toddler to be sleeping with a dog.""It's unhygienic," she urged.

FORMER Loose Women star Saira Khan has named the four co-stars she has stayed friends with - saying she merely "tolerated" some of the others. The former Apprentice star, 51, opened up about life after the ITV show after she dramatically quit in January.

LINDA Robson has credited Loose Women and its cast for helping her when she hit ‘rock bottom’ during lockdown last year.  The Birds Of A Feather star, 63, has been a regular panellist on the topical debate show since 2012, becoming one of the most beloved faces.  However, the star has also been open about her struggle with mental health, which was made worse when lockdown forced her into isolation back in March 2020.  Thankfully, she knew she had some friends to fall back on in the form of her castmates.  “During the first couple of weeks of lockdown, I was so depressed,” she told Daily Star Sunday. “I was stuck indoors, I couldn’t go and see my grandchildren.

Loose Women helped her survive when she hit rock bottom.The TV star, 63, struggled to cope when we went into lockdown last year.Behind closed doors she was battling deteriorating mental health.But when Loose Women started up again, she turned to her co-stars for help.In a heart-to-heart, Linda told the Daily Star Sunday: “During the first couple of weeks of lockdown, I was so depressed.“I was stuck indoors, I couldn’t go and see my grandchildren. My sister and my niece both had breast cancer and I couldn’t even go to see them.“But then we went back to work on the show five weeks after the first lockdown and that was our saving grace.

Loose Women panelists whether a marriage gap year could save a relationship or not, presenter, Nadia Sawalha gave a surprising answer.Indeed, the 56-year-old EastEnders star said that she would encourage her husband, Mark Adderley, to whom she had been married since 2002, to "pack a rucksack" and leave.As Linda Robson, Jane Moore and Kaye were adamant about the negative impact a gap year from their marriage would cause, Nadia appeared to be very enthusiastic regarding the innovative concept discussed on the new Loose Women episode.Nadia, who shares two children with Mark, went on to admit that she would sometimes talk about her relationship with him prior to becoming parents.She said: "Mark and I, I mean I would miss him terribly, he would