Lorraine admits she's 'worried' for Corrie's Sally Dynevor on Dancing On Ice

Overcoming the past. Queen Elizabeth II was not always so fond of her daughter-in-law Duchess Camilla, but time has strengthened their relationship.

Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, has shared she's "very touched" by the Queen's wish for her to be known as Queen Consort when Prince Charles takes the thrown. During her visit to London on Thursday 10 February, the 74 year old royal was questioned on how she feels about her future as the Queen of England. The Duchess shared that she's "very touched" and "very, very honoured" after Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II shared her wishes during her Platinum Jubilee speech on 5 February.

John Mayer stopped his show Wednesday night to check on a fan.

the Columbia Missourian reported. Daniel, of Eden Prairie, Minneapolis, was resuscitated and put on a ventilator but has allegedly suffered significant brain damage.The legal papers, submitted to Boone County Circuit Court, said he is still "unresponsive, unaware of his surroundings, unable to communicate and [with] a significant injury to his brain".The family's lawyer David Bianchi said it was the "worst" injury caused by a fraternity pledge he'd ever seen in his 30 years in the profession, according to reports.

Facebook and Instagram in the EU has been welcomed by European leaders, who say they would live "very well without Facebook".Earlier this week Meta quietly issued a warning saying that it could shut down the services if Europe doesn't let it perform "transatlantic data transfers".In an annual report to a US government agency, Meta said that the company will "probably" have to stop offering its "most significant products and services" if a new framework is not adopted.Now, German leaders have responded to the Facebook warning by essentially telling Zuckerberg to bring it on. Speaking at a meeting in Paris, Germany’s new economy minister Robert Habeck told reporters: “After I was hacked I have lived without Facebook and Twitter for four years and life has been fantastic."Speaking alongside his German colleague, French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire added: “I can confirm that life would be very good without Facebook and that we would live very well without Facebook.”French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire also said: “Digital giants must understand that the European continent will resist and affirm its sovereignty.” The responses followed a statement from Meta in its annual report that transatlantic data transfers are a key challenge for its social networks.

British influencers had to be rescued by special forces after getting lost in a tropical jungle.Niomi Smart and her partner Bradley Simmons set off on a tour in the East African island of Mauritius only to lose their way and find themselves alone in a jungle.Rather than stay put and wait to be found, attempt to return to the group, or even call the guide straight away, the couple embarked on a mission of their own.Niomi took to Instagram on Thursday morning to tell her 1.4million followers how she and Bradley went missing in the jungle for around eight hours until they were wandering in complete darkness.The social media star opened her story by revealing that she and Bradley are now safe and sound but they have quite a "mad story to tell" after the "most crazy 24 hours".Describing it as the most terrifying thing she had ever gone through, Niomi said: "Yesterday we got lost in the jungle out here in Mauritius, we somehow lost our tour guide and like I literally don't know how any of this happened, it didn't feel real at the time even."We were then lost in the jungle and at first thought we would quite easily find our way back to the main point where we started."Niomi said they were on a high after being taken to a "surreal" waterfall which marked the point at which the tour turned back on itself."It was on our way back that we lost our tour guide and I think Brad and I's mentality is just so like we can do this, we've got this," Niomi said. She continued: "'Car park must just be like you know a few hundred yards up there like it's fine, we'll find our way.' So stupid, so naive.

Love Island star Liberty Poole has been named as the favourite to win Dancing On Ice 2022. The reality TV star was confirmed as taking part in the series on Tuesday morning, with bookies soon deciding that she's likely to take the crown.

LOVE Island's Liberty Poole, rugby star Ben Foden and Gazza's son Regan have all been confirmed for Dancing On Ice. The trio join the likes of former Strictly star Brendan Cole, Corrie's Sally Dynevor, Happy Mondays dancer Bez, Paralympian Stef Reid and singer Rachel Stevens in the 12 person line-up.

John Barrowman will not be returning, however, you can expect to Britain's Got Talent legend Ashley Banjo and skating heroes Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean to take seats on the panel. So, which contestants have been confirmed so far, and what rumours are circling about who could be joining them?Sally DynevorFirst to be confirmed for latest contest was Coronation Street star Sally Dynevor, 58.

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Dancing on Ice is gearing up for a new series and we’ve just got word of our first four contestants of the 2022 season – Corrie actress Sally Dynevor, Happy Mondays star Mark ‘Bez’ Berry, Paralympian Stef Reid and Love Island’s Liberty Poole.

Dancing On Ice's upcoming series in January 2022, it has been reported. The singer, 43, is best known for being a bandmember in the Brit Award winning band S Club 7 before enjoying success as a chart-topping solo artist.

It's that time of the year when a whole host of celebrities will soon be descending upon the rink as part of the new Dancing on Ice line-up. With excitement building over the months over who could make up this year's dazzling cast, ITV has finally started releasing the names of the stars set to take part in the beloved competitive series.

Dancing On Ice 2022 has announced that Happy Mondays star Mark ‘Bez’ Berry will be swapping the stage for the ice rink as he’s the second celebrity to join the new series line-up alongside Coronation Street star, Sally Dynevor. The maraca shaking legend announced the news on This Morning today to presenters Holly Willoughby and Philip Schofield, who also present Dancing On Ice.

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Dancing on Ice is gearing up for a new series and we’ve just got word of our first confirmed celeb of the 2022 season – Corrie actress Sally Dynevor.

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Coronation Street star Sally Dynevor has been confirmed as the first contestant for this year's Dancing On Ice.The exciting news was revealed by Lorraine on her ITV talk show on Monday morning, with the soap actress appearing video link to discuss the new television opportunity.The 58 year old looked undoubtedly thrilled but admitted: "This morning I was really nervous because only a few people knew about it. "But now that everyone knows about it, I'm really scared," she added before admitting that she had no previous ice skating experience.

Want all the hottest soap gossip? Share your email to get news, interviews, spoilers and more from the Daily StarActress Sally Dynevor has been confirmed as the firs contestant to appear on Dancing On Ice.Presenter Lorraine Kelly broke the news on her programme, Lorraine on Monday morning and revealed the Coronation Street legend is set to take part in the iconic show.Appearing via video link, actress Sally was all smiles but also mentioned she hopes she does well in the competition.Sally who has been a part of Coronation Street for 35 years playing the iconic Sally Metcalfe was seen taking part in a training session over the weekend.aThis is a live TV story and is constantly being updated.Please refresh the page regularly to get the latest

Sally Dynevor has fuelled speculation that she will be competing in Dancing On Ice as she's been spotted appearing to train in a rink.The 58 year old, who previously shared how Coronation Street was a "beacon" during her cancer battle, was photographed alongside professional figure skater Stephen Pickavance on the ice. Sally dressed up warm in a padded blue jacket, which she paired with black leggings and Nike trainers before trading them for some white ice skating shoes.

Coronation Street legend Sally Dynevor has been seen training for ITV's reality show Dancing On Ice.