Lorraine Kelly treats herself to luxury facial made of pure gold

Dan Walker, 44, used to present on Football Focus from 2009 to 2021, announcing his departure from the show in April last year.The BBC Breakfast presenter has taken to Twitter to remember his "great memories".Dan shared a picture of a chocolate milkshake, with the drink bringing back fond memories for him.He captioned the post in view of his 752,200 followers: "I always used to grab one of these from the shop on the way to the car park after #FootballFocus."I had one today for the first time since I finished."Great memories of that show and the people who made it special."Many social media users took to the comments to remember Dan on the football show, as well as to discuss his milkshake choice.TeresaGibbons7 said: "Hope they send you a year's supply now for that little bit of promotion."Yeezy_jmz added: "Premier league of chocolate milk!"Tretchikoff1 commented: "I wish you still picked up a Chocolush and headed to #FootballFocus."In April 2021, Dan told fans he would be leaving Football Focus.He posted a video of himself on social media explaining the announcement.Dan said: "This is going to be my last season presenting Football Focus."It has been an amazing 12 years and I can honestly say I have loved every single second of it."I am so proud of the job we’ve done, the changes we've made and issues we've looked at a time when the football landscape has changed immeasurably.He continued: "But, having said all that, after 12 years it's time for someone else to take the reins."I'd like to say thank you to the amazing team at Focus who put so much into the show each week and thank you to the audience for tuning in every Saturday."The BBC flagship Saturday afternoon show was taken over by Alex Scott.Talking about the show

Jeremy Clarkson, 61, doesn’t know about cars isn’t worth knowing. However, the former Top Gear host has now admitted he ran into some trouble while test-driving a new supercar with his girlfriend Lisa Hogan last week.The Clarkson’s Farm star encountered several problems as he attempted to drive the Maserati MC20 out to the couple’s local pub for dinner.Jeremy and Lisa struggled at the first hurdle, as they soon discovered they couldn’t actually get out of the vehicle.Writing about the ordeal in his latest column for The Sunday Times, Jeremy penned: “We were still in the pub car park because neither of us could find anything that even remotely resembled a door handle.

He also wrote, saying that Nick “described Israel as a functioning democracy and mapped out the solution as a political will shared by both sides".He concluded that he is thus in a “position of double standard".Nick wrote a response, saying the invasion of Ukraine by Russia is not nearly the same thing as the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He said that one is an unprovoked attack, while the other is a deeply complex long-term conflict. He said: “There is little that I can disagree with in your letter."However, the invasion of Ukraine by Russia is simply not the same thing as the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine.“One is a brutal unprovoked attack on one state by another, in the hope of revising the entire security structure of Europe. “The other is a deeply complex clash of two nations that is far from straightforward.”He added, however, both share the fact that they impose great tragedy on those affected by the conflict. Nick said: “What the two conflicts do share is the tragic fate of all innocents who must cower in bomb shelters in fear of their lives. “I sympathise deeply with all such communities wherever – and whoever – they are.”He added that he wouldn’t repeat his view on the Israeli-Palestine conflict, but said that he has done a lot to raise money for schools in the communities.Nick reiterated that the current time is for uniting to give unequivocal support to the Ukrainian people.The vocalist said: “Right now, a catastrophe is unfolding and I stand with all Ukrainians at this horrific moment in history. “I would like nothing more than to play in Kyiv. “I was very much looking forward to our show there. “

Fortunately, despite the error, Oti said there was a natural chemistry between them. Lauren said: “You met Marius in Germany. “You were looking for a dance partner.Tell me about your first impressions of him.”Oti said, in reply: “Oh gosh. My first impressions weren’t great, really. “We had planned a date, where we would meet in the studio.“Obviously when you plan a date you dress up, right?“The day before that, I was left alone in the house to do nothing.

Elon Musk has said Starlink will only block Russian news sources at "gunpoint" after claiming governments have been putting the pressure in him to do so as Russian state media shares propaganda about the war in UkraineEarlier this week the Tesla billionaire set up Ukraine with Starlink in efforts to ensure the besieged nation can access the internet and maintain reliable communication as the former Soviet state continues to bomb and launch airstrikes that could cut off or intercept internet signals.Starlink, operated by SpaceX, can provide satellite Internet access to most corners of the word through terminals which work like satellite dishes.However, while Nato and its allies impose sweeping sanctions on Russia and its oligarchs, the 50-year-old has stopped his support of Ukraine short, favouring the preservation of free speech over tackling misinformation amidst Russia's invasion, calling himself a "free speech absolutist" in a recent Twitter post. The SpaceX founder tweeted: "Starlink has been told by some governments (not Ukraine) to block Russian news sources.

Lorraine Kelly 's interview with actor Tom Hollander sparked complaints on her morning show as viewers accused him of being rude.

Lorraine Kelly, 60 sent love to friend and supervet Professor Noel Fitzpatrick after he shared that his dog Keira had been hit by a van and remained in a critical condition.The animal expert had tweeted that he remained fearful that he would “lose" his beloved pet as the outlook for her “remained unknown”.Neil wrote: “3 weeks ago my little girl, Keira, was hit by a van.She has been in a critical state and the fear of losing her has been overwhelming. “Her outlook remains unknown. We hope & keep the faith that she will be OK.

The celebrities being honoured in the Queen’s birthday honours list have been revealed, with TV presenter Lorraine Kelly, fitness expert Joe Wicks and footballer Marcus Rashford among those recognised.In 2020, the list is heavily populated by “unsung heroes” who contributed during the coronavirus pandemic, which includes a number of famous faces.The Body Coach Joe Wicks is to receive an MBE for the “accessible, live workouts” he delivered during lockdown, which helped raise money for NHS charities, as is fellow fitness guru Derrick Evans (who you might know better as TV’s Mr Motivator). Marcus Rashford has also been recognised on the honours list, again receiving an MBE, “for services to vulnerable children in the UK during Covid-19”.The

The Queen’s Honours list is traditionally celebrated in June, for the Queen’s Birthday, however this year it was postponed due to coronavirus.Now the 2020 honours list has been announced and it includes some coronavirus heroes, among very famous names.The famous people to be celebrated this year include Lorraine Kelly, who has said she is ‘humbled’ by the recognition.The 60-year-old TV presenter has been made a CBE for services to broadcasting, journalism and charity.She said: "This is such an unexpected honour I'm very grateful and humbled."Particularly as I am in far more deserving company, especially all of those front line workers who are true heroes."I've worked in journalism since I left school in 1978 and joined my local newspaper,

Lorraine Kelly and Good Morning Britain medic Dr Hilary Jones have been awarded national honours in The Queen's delayed Birthday Honours list for 2020.Lorraine has been awarded a CBE while TV medic Dr Hilary has been awarded an MBE.Confirming the news in a short statement, Good Morning Britain said: "We're delighted to share the news that @DrHilaryJones is being awarded an MBE in The Queen's Birthday Honours alongside @reallorraine who is being awarded a CBE."Lorraine, 60, said: "This is such an unexpected honour I’m very grateful and humbled."Particularly as I am in far more deserving company; especially all of those front line workers who are true heroes."I’ve worked in journalism since I left school in 1978 and joined my local newspaper,

Marcus Rashford and Joe Wicks are among those who have been recognised in the Queen's Birthday Honours, along with hundreds of key workers who have helped Britain fight the coronavirus crisis. England football star Rashford has been made an MBE at the age of just 22 for his heroic efforts which ensured free school meals during the summer holidays for some of Britain's poorer families struggling during the pandemic.Body Coach Wicks will receive the same honour for helping people keep fit during the Covid-19 lockdown with online fitness classes.The release of this year's list was postponed from June in order to include people, such as medical staff, fundraisers and volunteers who have been important in battling the deadly coronavirus.

Lorraine Kelly shares her surprise after receiving a special recognition from Her Majesty the Queen. She also recalls how nervous she was to meet the monarch back in 2012 when she was awarded her OBE – and what it was like standing in front of the royal at Holyrood Palace.

A cake-baking supremo, a fitness guru, Prince George’s favourite eco-warrior and the undisputed dame of daytime TV are among just some of the household names recognised for their contributions to society in the Queen’s Birthday Honours list this year. Lorraine Kelly, Mary Berry and Joe Wicks were no doubt popping the prosecco after the list of 1,495 recipients was announced at the weekend – with their names on it! An announcement of the honours is traditionally released in June to mark Her Majesty’s official birthday.

Actor David Suchet, famous for playing Agatha Christie's Belgian detective Hercule Poirot on Saturday becomes a Sir.

Lorraine aired a first look at Strictly Come Dancing 's emotional tribute to late star Caroline Flack, who won the show back in 2014 with Pasha Kovalev.The Strictly judges and stars have paid tribute to Caroline in an emotional episode of The Best Of… The Final, which airs on Saturday night.The show is set to air a seven minute tribute to the Love Island presenter, and Lorraine aired a sneak peek at the moving segment.

Lorraine Kelly relocated to Buckinghamshire from Dundee, and she's already transformed her new property into a dream home. The ITV presenter said it made sense for them to relocate from their seven-bedroom property after their daughter Rosie left home and moved to Singapore, but that hasn't stopped her from creating the most beautiful bedroom for her daughter to return to.Lorraine has also been tackling other areas in the house, including her conservatory, garden and guest cabin, which we're sure would prove popular with her friends and family when they're visiting.

HELLO! is delighted to announce that our third annual Star Women Awards will be taking place this year, when we will celebrate some of Britain's most inspirational women at a very special and unique ceremony.Star Women 2020 will this year be a digital event, and we will be expanding on last year's emotional stories of hope, community and inspiration by recognising six very worthy women who have all shown incredible selflessness and a desire to help others. WATCH Last year's moving Star Women ceremonyEach category puts a well-deserved spotlight on the women whose talents and drive have brought together their communities or inspired others through their bravery, kindness and initiative.

Lorraine Kelly has reclaimed the name Proud Boys in a pro- LGBTQ community Instagram snap after the name was used by an American far-right group. The Glasgow -born television presenter reposted a picture of herself in drag with the hashtag #proudboys as part of a recent photoshoot.

Lorraine Kelly 's guest Dara Ó Briain took a swipe at Andi Peters on Friday's show, after the ITV star begged viewers to follow him on Instagram.

Lorraine described the programme as "the next best thing" to travelling at the moment and told him "you can show us the world through your eyes". In the programme, Michael Palin revisits his "first groundbreaking travel series", and "fans", including Sir David Attenborough "reflect on his achievement".

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