Loose Women host cuts Nicola Bulley debate short as co-stars furiously clash

You never quite know what half-term will bring do you, but freefalling 100 feet through a trapdoor wasn't exactly on my to-do list.

I have friends who’ve played table-top, role playing, and fantasy game Dungeons and Dragons (DnD), but I haven’t played ever. My friends tell me I’m missing out by not playing, but none of them will explain and teach me how to play, but what I’ve learned is that players can create their own characters and adventures. Whether Dungeons and Dragons: Honor Among Thieves keeps true to the spirit of the game, I can’t say. However,  as a film, John Francis Daley, Jonathan Goldstein’s execution pays off in a major way. Written by Daley, Goldstein, and Michael Gilio, the movie has an all-star cast including Chris Pine, Michelle Rodriguez, Hugh Grant, Regé-Jean Page, Justice Smith, Sophia Lillis, and Daisy Head.

Blonde starring the Oscar-nominated Ana de Armas took the big prize — Worst Picture — as well as Worst Screenplay for writer-director Andrew Dominick among the winners announced for the 43rd annual Razzie Awards.

Having a premiere at SXSW last year turned out to be a charm for directing duo The Daniels, and although awards lightning most likely won’t strike this year for this somewhat niche horror pastiche, hopefully its creators — Australian double-act the Cairnes brothers — will get their own media moment as a result. That Late Night With the Devil is one for the myriad genre festivals that abound internationally is a no-brainer, but the Cairneses deserve a bit more consideration than that for their film’s wry engagement with U.S. history and pop culture, despite shooting their New York-set film entirely in Melbourne.

The team at Loose Women have said goodbye to one of the much-loved members of the team after 20 years. During today’s programme, panellists Kaye Adams, Carol McGiffin, Nadia Sawalha and Jane Moore starred on the show.

The Loose Women panel ended their show on Friday morning on a bittersweet note as they said an emotional goodbye to their co-star today who will be departing the show after 20 years on-set.

Fans of ITV’s Loose Women were reduced to tears after the panellists paid tribute to Brenda Edwards’ late son, Jamal Edwards. Jamal, who is credited with helping to launch the careers of Ed Sheeran, Dave and Jessie J, passed away a year ago following a cardiac arrhythmia caused by cocaine use.

Loose Women's Jane Moore was hilariously forced to silence Linda Robson on Wednesday's episode as the panellists opened up about their bathing habits. During the latest instalment of the ITV show, Jane, 60, Linda, 64, Gloria Hunniford and Sophie Morgan spoke about EastEnders' Natalie Cassidy admitting to not showering for three days on her Instagram.

Loose Women panellist Jane Moore has faced backlash following a fiery debate with her co-star Kelle Bryan. On Thursday’s episode of the show, 16 February, the panel – consisting of Jane, Kelle, Kaye Adams and Linda Robson – discussed the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of Nicola Bulley and how its been handled.

Loose Women panellist Denise Welch has shared her concern regarding Nicola Bulley, who has been missing since January 27, when she seemingly vanished while walking her dog by the River Wyre in Lancashire. Earlier this week, Lancashire Police announced that the mum-of-two had been considered a high-risk missing person from the beginning of the investigation.

Emmerdale actress Zoe Henry, 49, lamented the closure of the Manchester theatre where she "started her career". The star's comments come after comedian Jason Manford, 41, took to Twitter yesterday to rage at Oldham council over the controversial decision. Zoe is a soap actress best known for her roles in Emmerdale, Doctors, Coronation Street, and EastEnders.

Loose Women viewers have noticed "tension" between two ITV co-stars.Jane Moore and Kelle Bryan seemed to but heads as they discussed the ongoing police case of Nicola Bulley.On Thursday's programme (February 16), the ladies discussed the tragic case of the mum-of-two.READ MORE: Loose Women's Nadia Sawalha brands Kim Kardashian 'twinnie' as she displays curvesThe two presenters appeared to have two opposing views and disagreed on how the police were handling the case.Viewers stormed to social media to share their thoughts on the ITV chat.One wrote: "#LooseWomen Oh Jane f*** off, there's been more than two cases, for gods sake the Met are investigating more than 20."A second added: "Why does Jane try to shut Kelle's opinions down?"While a third posted: "Jayne shut up!! Let Kellie speak for heavens sake #LooseWomen""Clearly Jane is the only one allowed to have an opinion! #loosewomen," a fourth penned.A fifth put: "Jane Moore from her ivory tower, shutting Kellie down! #loosewomen""Can we let Kelly finish her point!?!?! And actually listen to her? Jesus Christ #LooseWomen," another viewer said.Other viewers pointed out that Eternal star Kelle may be got the "wrong end of the stick" but still had some interesting points.One person stated: "Kelle getting the wrong end of the stick again…#loosewomen"Another tweeted: "Kellie might have the wrong end of the stick but she is very correct about the lack of trust and faith in the police force.

Loose Women’s Sophie Morgan is currently in hospital after suffering “complications” after a minor surgery.The television presenter took to Instagram to update her fans on the matter, but didn't share the nature of her surgery and the issues she’s now facing. Next to a selfie of her in a hospital bed, Sophie, 37, wrote: “In the hospital atm. Complications post minor op.

Loose Women panellist Sophie Morgan has shared an update from hospital following an operation.The TV presenter, author and disability advocate might be unwell at the moment, but she’s made it clear she’s still working hard, even from a hospital bed.Sharing an update about her health on Wednesday Sophie, 37, said she had been kept there after ‘complications post minor op’.She also added that she had wanted to share the update, which included a selfie of her masked lying in bed, to highlight it took ‘a lot for disabled people to find the energy to fight when their bodies are a battleground as it is’.Her post referenced her latest project, a campaign sparked by an incident three weeks ago where British Airways broke her £8,000 wheelchair.Sophie was left paralyzed aged 18 after suffering a T6 spinal cord injury in 2003 when she was involved in a car accident.‘Progress Update: Letter to PM from MP about to be circulated for signatures,’ she also mentioned in her post.‘Aviation experts consulting. Campaign launching next week.

exposed himself to staff at a drive-thru window at McDonalds. Shockingly, despite being a police officer, he made no attempt to conceal his identity, adding to the view that he saw himself as untouchable.After the first incident on February 14, 2021, the now-convicted rapist returned on the 27th of the same month, and repeated his sickening action, leaving staff "shaken and angry", it's been reported.READ MORE: Military jets scrambled as mystery balloons spotted above two European countriesDespite this, and even though he paid with card and the number plate on his car was easily identifiable, no action was taken against him.His sexual crimes were reported to police going back at least 13 years, yet he continued to serve as a police officer, despite a litany of allegations of improper behaviour in a wide range of locations towards many different women.This week he admitted three counts of indecent exposure, one of which he committed four days before he murdered Sarah Everard.He is serving a whole-life sentence at Durham prison for the kidnap, rape and murder of 33-year-old Sarah Everard in March 2021.Bas Javid, the force’s Deputy Assistant Commissioner for Professionalism, said: “We know the public will, understandably, be sickened at yet more grotesque crimes by Couzens."The process of flushing out the corrupt and the criminal from the Met will be slow and painful, but is necessary and we will continue to do so.