Loose Women's Charlene White 'sheds a tear' over death of ITV colleague 'We’ll miss him'

Apprentice star Thomas Skinner couldn't resist sticking out his claws regarding the sales techniques of this years cast.Thomas, 28, had previously been hailed by British business magnate Alan Sugar for his gift of selling anything to anyone during his time on the programme.And he certainly proved to have the gift of the gab, with the star flourishing during the 2019 BBC series despite not winning the £250,000 business deal from Lord Sugar.Making a cheeky swipe at the lack of sales expertise on this year's show, the former contestant offered up his own assistance on Twitter.Poking fun of this years cast, he tweeted: "There should be a phone a friend option. "Where the candidates can ring me up, and I'll turn up for 45 minutes and sell the lot.

Birmingham Live reports. It appears a man on the floor is being kicked by attackers above him, although the mass of brawlers partly obscures him from view.During the bust-up, a woman desperately screams "get off, get off" as several men attack another man on the ground.At one stage, a man is dragged by his coat along the pavement and struck in the head."F***ing hell, my man is down," shouts a witness, then security staff appear to help the injured person to his feet as the group flees.West Midlands Police said officers were called to reports of a "large fight" at around 4.20 am but were unable to make any arrests because those involved had already dispersed when they arrived.Officers urged anyone with information to get in touch, even if they want to remain anonymous, because the probe into the brawl is still ongoing.A statement from West Midlands Police read: "We were called to reports of a large fight on Broad Street at 4.20 am this morning, February 10."The fight ended and people began to disperse before officers arrived."We're aware of the video circulating online and we're looking into it.

Kate Garraway welcomed the professional baker onto the show to discuss how her life has changed since she won the BBC One series in 2015.But fans were shocked to hear how the 37-year-old struggled growing up in the heart of Luton after she revealed how she was bullied by two fellow students at school.And the bullying didn't just include horrible names being screamed across the playground as she explained how she was regularly hit and beaten in the bathroom.One of the most painful memories included two boys repeatedly slamming her fingers in between a heavy fire door, and forcing her head into a toilet while they repeatedly flushed it.For emotional support you can call the Samaritans 24-hour helpline on 116 123, email jo@samaritans.org, visit a Samaritans branch in person or go to the Samaritans website.This is a live TV story and is constantly being notes updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest TV updates.TV & Showbiz reporters are working to source the latest information, reaction, pictures and video related to this story.You can also follow us on Twitter @DailyStar, or follow us on Instagram @dailystar to get the latest TV and celeb gossip 24 hours a day.Or like our Daily Star Showbiz Facebook page to get the day's biggest stories, and have your say on them.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star showbiz newsletters?You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.Download the Daily Star app for flash alerts on the biggest stories of the day, so you don't miss out.Why not also subscribe to receive our regular Daily Star news bulletins? You can do this on this page by simply entering your email address above and hitting 'subscribe'.

The Apprentice star Amy Anzel has been axed by Lord Sugar after her tourism task went wrong - but she claims his firing was "unfair" and "unjustified".The BBC One show returned for its sixth week on Thursday night (February 10), and it saw the teams go head to head in Wales in a tense bid to put on a fun-filled adventure experience for tourists.Amy's team chose to provide a package which included a zip-line ride, a fact-filled tour of a local underground mine, and a mature cheese-tasting experience.Sadly for Amy, though, her team lost and it was her time to leave the show - after landing in the boardroom with team leader Katherine Louise Burn and Aaron Willis.Speaking exclusively to Daily Star and other press, Amy admitted she was "gutted" to be fired by Lord Sugar, but she's now fired back his reasons for kicking her off the series.Speaking about her reaction to getting the chop, Amy said: "I was gutted. I was so sad and disappointed, but I've never seen someone fired by Week Six for not being PM and I thought 'I've been sub-team leader for four out of six tasks', I've been showing my skillset and my business acumen."I did put myself up as PM in Week Two and ultimately I've been contributing significantly to every single task.

Snoop Dogg has been accused of sexual assault and sexual battery by an alleged former employee, Us Weekly can confirm.

The Masked Singer fans will discover who Mushroom, RoboBunny and Panda really are this weekend - with Saturday (February 12) playing host to the show's grand final.But to help you out, the clever team behind the smash ITV show have given us exclusive new clues as to the characters’ true identities.So here they are - along with other pointers and guesses from the TV judges and viewers.Can you beat Jonathan Ross, who has topped his rivals Davina McCall, Mo Gilligan and Rita Ora by guessing three celebrities correctly this series?Jonathan joked about his success: "I’ve been paying attention to the clues and then you’ve got to also never, ever, ever listen to Rita Ora."Also helping the panel out in the final is last year’s winner Joss Stone (who was Sausage).There is also a treat for the finalists as - in a series first - they will get to duet with some old faces from the past.Robobunny will be joined by Queen Bee (Nicola Roberts) to sing Aretha Franklin and George Michael’s I Knew You Were Waiting (For Me).Panda will team up with Hedgehog (Jason Manford) for Marvin Gaye & Kim Weston’s It Takes TwoAnd Mushroom gets to sing with Robin (Aston Merrygold) on Rihanna’s We Found Love.New clue: Will I win on Saturday? It wouldn’t be the first time funnily enough.Other series clues: She likes to start new things, took the panel "back to school" with one performance, has planted themselves in the woods "far from home", may have her own perfume, wants to "bring peace and love, man", showed us two pints of milk and had the letter W planted in bushes around her.Guesses so far: Charlotte Church, Sia, Rebel Wilson, Vicky McClure, Aisling Bea, Lily Allen and Willow SmithNew clue: The Masked Singer has been one helluva ride but I can’t wait

  “I have spent 37 very happy years at BBC Look East," he said during the programme.Explaining his decision on air, Stewart said: "I have interviewed prime ministers, archbishops, Hollywood superstars and top musicians."I have challenged and celebrated, but the most important thing for me is that at 6.30pm every evening hundreds of thousands of people have invited me into their homes to take them through the news of the day."I have never taken that for granted and am honoured to have been a part of so many lives for so long. I will miss it with all of my heart, but the time is right."Director of BBC England Helen Thomas said: "Stewart is a broadcasting giant.

baby. And her Loose Women co-host said 'he could make a song out that'.

Loose Women today about how her rock star husband, Rod Stewart, 76 suggested they have a baby.Referring to a video earlier in the show, host Charlene White said: "Penny, did you put your pregnancy test into an ice popper and give it to Rod?"Penny replied: "Not quite, but erm when Rod said, 'Come on let's make a baby' we decided that was the road we would go down."Nadia Sawalha interrupted Penny before she could finish her sentence to question if he really said that.The blonde model replied: "Yeah."It had been about six years since we've been together and for a long time we didn't want to get married again and have children."She added: "But then he decided, 'Come on let's make a baby'."Nadia joked: "He could make a song out of that."Viewers

Good Morning Britain has received 105 Ofcom complaints about comments made a conversation between Richard Madeley and an Insulate Britain activist.Last week, the presenter got into a very tense conversation with protestor Liam Norton regarding home insulation.On Wednesday's show, the pair got into a fiery shouting match about the climate crisis and resulted in Richard shouting "I'll cut you off" to him.Liam became rather infuriated quite quickly with fellow host Susanna Reid, 50, and with Richard, 65, during the conversation.

Good Morning Britain became incredibly intense as political editor Isobel Oakenshott "crucified" a turkey farmer live on air.Presenters Susanna Reid, 50, and Alastair Campbell, 64, kicked off the interview in Chelmsford, first speaking to Paul Kelly who claimed there wasn't enough workers to "pluck turkeys" when compared to 2020.Paul explained 30 years ago manual labour jobs were allocated to young people who he feels are no longer interested because they're now attending university.

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SUSANNA Reid slammed the government over the fuel crisis this morning - and asked "where are they?" as ministers refused to appear on TV. The Good Morning Britain host said it was "crackers" that no senior official will appear on the programme today amid chaotic scenes at the pumps.

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GOOD Morning Britain sparked a flood of complaints to Ofcom over a recent interview with ISIS bride Shamima Begum. The ITV breakfast show has been hit with 273 complaints to the telly watchdog after airing the exclusive interview with the ex ISIS member.

Good Morning Britain has been hit by 273 complaints over their controversial interview with Shamima Begum, Ofcom revealed today.The morning show was hit by a flurry of complaints after they invited Shamima to be a guest on the show.The 22-year-old ISIS bride was interviewed by Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley and stated she was sorry for joining the Islamist group ISIS and is seeking forgiveness from the UK.

AN INSULATE Britain activist stormed out of the GMB studios this morning after a fiery clash with presenters over the M25 protests. The eco-warrior with an attitude Liam Norton was hostile with hosts Susanna Reid and Richard Madeley from the off and refused to answer questions.

Charlene White has opened up on the time she haemorrhaged "for hours" without knowing when giving birth to son Alfie.The 41 year old welcomed four year old son Alfie in August 2017 and has detailed her traumatic birth, speaking to YouTube star Louise Pentland on her Mothers' Meeting podcast.

Loose Women (September 20), Charlene White headed up the panel that comprised of Carol McGiffin, Brenda Edwards and Coleen Nolan.The women chatted about everything from Afghanistan to the Emmys, before the discussion soon segued to spiders.Charlene explained how she had a daddy long legs in her bedroom last night, which she failed to get rid of before she went to sleep.The news reporter and Loose Women host then went on to admit that she just went to sleep with it in her bedroom still flying around.Carol then explained how you should never sleep with a daddy long legs in the room. "You shouldn't ever sleep in the same room as a daddy long legs," Carol begun.