Louise Minchin celebrates proving husband 'wrong' over money concerns

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry left The Firm, the royal family "weathered" the news of their controversial decision to step down quite well.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced in 2020 that they would step back from working royal life, in favour of lives as private citizens.Now, the parents of two reside in a multi-million dollar home in Montecito, California – a far cry from their secure British pad, Frogmore Cottage.Since stepping down, the pair have made several allegations against members of The Royal Family, as well as The Royal Household, including claims Meghan faced racism and was denied any help when battling with her mental health.Royal author Clive Irving, who penned The Last Queen, told the Express: "I think it is greatly overblown, if you look at the effects of it on the institution itself, I think they've weathered it quite well.

Manchester United diva Cristiano Ronaldo was spotted going absolutely mental at Bruno Fernandes against Watford on Saturday.

Drive My Car,” a three-hour Japanese film; “Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom,” only the second Oscar submission (and first nom) from Bhutan; Paolo Sorrentino’s “Hand of God,” the Italian helmer’s second visit to the Academy Awards; Denmark’s “Flee,” an animated tale of an Afghan refugee; and Norway’s “The Worst Person in the World.”Three of the films even broke out of the international film race, with “Drive My Car” drawing noms for best pic, adapted screenplay and director; “Flee” also earned nominations for animation and doc, while “The Worst Person in the World” nabbed a nom in original screenplay.Joachim Trier, who directed “Worst Person in the World” says of the noms: “The Academy wants a broader spectrum of people from across the world looking at films and voting. It’s a more international community.

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Leeds United have made history after becoming the first team in the Premier League era to concede 20 goals in a calendar month.They were thumped 4-0 by Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday, leaving manager Marcelo Bielsa's future in serious doubt.In February, Leeds have shipped three goals against Aston Villa and Everton, four goals against Tottenham and Manchester United, and six goals against Liverpool.It's been a whopping 36 years since a team in the English top flight conceded so many times in just one month, with Newcastle United leaking 21 goals back in April 1986.Leeds have now conceded 60 goals in the Premier League this season, more than any other side, and Bielsa admitted after the game that this was a serious problem."The amount of goals conceded, of course it has a decisive influence on the results we obtain," the 66-year-old said."No team can think in progressing within the competition if you have a defensive weakness that's so manifested like ours."When asked if he was confident he could turn things around, his response was typically bullish."Of course," he said.Will Marcelo Bielsa get sacked? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...This latest defeat leaves Leeds perilously close to the relegation zone and sees Bielsa well and truly staring down the barrel at Elland Road.The club has won just three matches since October, and for the first time since the Argentine arrived in Yorkshire four years ago, he looks lost and even devoid of ideas.Leeds are now just three points from safety, but could slip into the drop-zone as four teams below them have games in hand.

Molly-Mae Hague has shared her disappointment regarding a cosmetic treatment that went wrong and said she has now been left with a "beard."The 22-year-old Pretty Little Thing Creative Director spoke candidly to her 1.63million YouTube subscribers about the excess hair on her face after undergoing a simple dermaplaning treatment.Addressing her fans, while applying makeup, she said: "If you guys can see that I do have a little bit of a beard, we're not talking about it."I need to speak to you guys about my battle with dermaplaning - and just wish I never got dermaplaning."I basically have a full beard now," she added.

Dan Walker, 44, on BBC Breakfast.The broadcaster has since spoken out about only meeting former Good Morning Britain host Piers Morgan, 55, on one occassion, as the mum-of-two admitted she addressed the news anchor's Breakfast show dig.It's not news to viewers that Dan and Piers often have an intense rivalry other presenters can't match, as they both chair morning breakfast shows, although the latter recently left his regular slot on ITV.It comes after Piers refused to apologise over his comments about Meghan Markle during her explosive interview with Oprah Winfrey last month and has since stepped down from his presenting role.Louise has opened up about the morning show's ratings rivalry where viewers often witnessed Piers and Dan go back

Good Morning Britain 's Kate Garraway opened up on Thursday's show about when she met the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at the Daily Mirror's Pride of Britain Awards.

READ MORE: Is there going to be another series of Line of Duty?After Stephen explained the premise of The Confessional, BBC Breakfast presenter Louise Minchin asked the actor how he persuades celebrities to come on the show and reveal their secrets. Dan chimed in, saying: "I'm thinking the same thing as Louise.

Carol Kirkwood was forced to leave BBC Breakfast hosts Louise Minchin and Dan Walker hanging in the studio today after she suffered problems with her earpiece and couldn’t hear them. The presenters had just been talking to tennis aficionado Judy Murray when they joked she and weather reporter Carol were "best friends".Initially, Carol laughed along as though she could hear the presenters and proceeded to conduct her latest report.

SUSANNA Reid today snubbed Piers Morgan as she celebrated Good Morning Britain's anniversary. The 50-year-old launched the rebranded show on this date in 2014, with Piers joining as her permanent co-host a year later.

Good Morning Britain 's Susanna Reid, 50, presented her co-host Adil Ray a birthday gift after he turned 47 on Monday, but it was met with a poor reception as Adil branded it "vile".

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Susanna Reid issued an apology to her co-presenter Adil Ray on Tuesday's Good Morning Britain, realising she'd missed his birthday the day before.Adil turned 47 on Monday, and though Susanna, 50, spent the day presenting alongside him, she hadn't a clue it was his special day.It was eventually revealed it was Adil's birthday on Monday's show, as Charlotte Hawkins confessed birthday messages were flooding in on social media.

BBC Breakfast viewers praised presenter Louise Minchin for refusing to back down as she pressed Defence Secretary Ben Wallace for answers over claims about Prime Minister Boris Johnson on the morning programme Monday. The BBC host grilled the guest as he was standing outside an enormous container ship, pressing him to answer definitively over questions at the weekend as to whether the PM had paid for the refurbishment costs of his flat himself.

Kate Garraway has revealed that her husband Derek Draper started to plan his own funeral while battling coronavirus in hospital.The Good Morning Britain presenter, 53, described the moments before her former lobbyist husband, 53, was put into an induced coma after testing positive for Covid-19 last March. Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

BBC Breakfast host, who is a sports-enthusiast, dished on tennis coach Judy Murray, 61, as she made an unknown revelation.It comes after the broadcaster took to Twitter and reacted to Countdown favourite Susie Dent, 56, who shared her "Word of the Day".The Channel 4 star, who sits in Dictionary Corner, took to the micro-blogging as she caused a stir with her latest highlight.In view of her 741,000 followers, Susie penned: "Alternative, personally relevant, word of the day: 'snaccident' - the inadvertent eating of an entire packet of biscuits/giant tube of crisps, when you meant to have just a few."I may have mentioned this before."Louise was one of the first to respond to the post, as she dished on Wimbledon champion Andy Murray's mum.In

Susanna Reid was treated to a trip down memory lane during today's Good Morning Britain.

KATE Garraway says it's "amazing" having her seriously ill husband Derek home and revealed the moment he spoke to her. The Good Morning Britain presenter, 53, recently welcomed Derek Draper home after he battled Covid in hospital for over a year.

Good Morning Britain host Kate Garraway gave viewers an update on her husband Derek Draper's recovery today, after he battled Covid and remained in hospital for over a year.The mum-of-two shared a positive and "amazing" moment, as she embraces the "little things" after her husband Derek Draper returned home earlier this month.The 53-year-old explained that her other half's speech is currently limited as the virus severely impacted his body, but he has made small steps towards recovery.The former political adviser is believed to be the UK's longest-suffering patient.Speaking on GMB to her co-stars Susanna Reid and Adil Ray, the presenter shared an update.Kate began: "It's been wonderful having Derek home."There's been lots of little

Kate Garraway has shared an emotional update on her husband Derek Draper as he continues to recover at home. Derek, 53, was hospitalised after contracting coronavirus last March, staying there for over a year due to complications from the illness.