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Strictly Come Dancing star Claudia Winkleman was all hot under the collar as she made a cheeky quip to her BBC co-star Dave Arch.Claudia joked she wanted to join the mile high club with the composer, who also works as Strictly's Musical Director.Introducing Kym Marsh's dance with Graziano Di Prima, Claudia teased viewers: "Still to come, Kym and Graziano are flying on Strictly Airways. If only there was a club that Dave Arch and I could join..."Laughter erupted in the studio behind her as Claudia gave a cheeky grin to the cameras, looking out from under her iconic fringe.She quickly turned to co-host Tess Daly to move the conversation swiftly on – but viewers at home were loving the cheeky interaction.Taking to Twitter, one fan wrote: "Not Claudia hinting about the mile high club with dave arch on prime time TV!"As another echoed: "Claudia being very cheeky there!""Claudia making a joke about joining the mile high club hello????" someone else posted, while a fourth viewer giggled: "The Claudia & Dave Arch love story could easily have its own spinoff show."However, it was all in jest, as Claudia has a very happy life with hubby Kris Thykier, who she married in 2000.And she's no stranger to sharing quips about her incredible sex life.Claudia has previously admitted that she would be a "virgin" without her iconic fringe – and refuses to have sex with her hubby after he drinks water.In a bizarre podcast exchange, Claudia admitted: "I don’t like or believe in water, I won’t have it...

READ MORE: Royal chiefs to 'quietly drop' Consort from Camilla's title before Charles' coronationA source told the Sun that the primary residence will be Clarence House, where the pair have spent the majority of their time of the past two decades which sits just 400 yards away from Buckingham Palace.The couple moved into the five bed residence after the death of the Queen Mother in 2003.There schedule is likely to see the royal couple spend three nights a week at Clarence House, two at Windsor Castle and weekends at the Sandringham retreat in Norfolk.The source said: "Refurbishment is very far behind schedule but the Monarch should be living at Buckingham Palace."It's the heart of the monarchy in London, otherwise it risks becoming just a tourist attraction."We effectively have a king without a palace to live in."But that is not the only residences the royals are able to make use of.They also have residences in Highgrove House in Gloucestershire which was bought by King Charles in 1980.Since then he has made it a point of pride in having the grounds immaculately attended to in line with his green credentials.Buckingham Palace thought to be around halfway through its refurbishment, much of which involves new wiring, plumbing, and heating.The bill for the refurbishment is footed by the taxpayer via the Sovereign Grant, with a third of the cash set aside for maintenance of all the royal palaces. The maintenance was ordered after the palace was deemed a fire risk and water damage risk having been left relatively untouched since the Second World War.

Ant McPartlin and Declan Donnelly were not able to be at the ceremony this year, however, after they both contracted Covid just days before hand.  The pair’s award was accepted by Stephen Mulhern on their behalf – who joked that he would be keeping it – and they also bagged another for I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here.  They tweeted: ‘We wanted to say a massive thank you once again to everyone who voted for us & for @imacelebrity at the #NTAs! ‘Our fellow nominees are all incredible, we are so honoured to have received these awards.

STRICTLY'S Kaye Adams says flirty judge Shirley Ballas has nothing to apologise for - other than being an older woman. The Loose Women presenter, 59, claims "ageism and sexism" are behind accusations the 62-year-old favours younger male celebs. Kaye admits trolling from the BBC show opened her eyes to the resentment of ageing women on TV - but it didn't stop her proudly flinging her legs up in the air on top of a 27-year-old dancer.

Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea has expressed his pride to have played so many games for the Reds ahead of his impending 500th appearance for the club.

Leicester City v Crystal Palace match was delayed. The Premier League tie, shown on BT Sport 1, kicked off at 12.30pm on Saturday, with coverage usually starting at 11.30am for the early kick-off on Saturdays, but when people sat down and tuned in they were met with a banner that explained there were technical difficulties and coverage would be starting at 12pm.

Vladimir Putin insisted he's "not bluffing" when it comes to threatening the Western world with using nuclear weapons.Russia is expected to soon carry out large-scale drills of its nuclear forces in a warning to the United States and its allies.Putin typically holds major annual nuclear exercises around this time of year, and US officials expect them perhaps in just days.READ MORE: Will Daily Star's 60p Tesco lettuce or PM Liz Truss last longer? Watch live feedMoscow's nuclear rhetoric has intensified following a successful counter-offensive by Ukraine's military over the past month.In recent weeks Putin has proclaimed the annexation of Ukrainian territories and threatened to defend Russian land with nuclear weapons.Nukes have only been used twice in warfare during in the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945 but the death toll was terrifying with up to 226,000 people - mostly civilians - suffering a gruesome death.Although nukes are largely considered a deterrent, about 13,400 remain in our world today and there have been over 2,000 nuclear tests conducted to date.Nine countries are said to possess nuclear weapons; Russia, the US, China, France, UK, Pakistan, India, Israel and North Korea.During an explosion, those unfortunate enough to be within 7km of the blast site would be instantly vaporised and any life within 60km will risk suffering the deadly effects of radiation poisoning.There are two types of nuclear weapons; Fission (A-bombs) are the most basic type of nuclear weapon as used by the Americans on Japan.

That time of the month is always inconvenient and never fun - especially if you suffer from cramping and period pains. Around nine out of 10 women in the UK suffer from period pains, and many are forced to curl up in bed with a hot water bottle or take a painkiller to manage the discomfort.

Conor McGregor has lent his support to the Republic of Ireland women's national football team after they issued an apology for singing lyrics that praise the Irish Republican Army.McGregor has taken to social media after several Ireland players were filmed celebrating their World Cup qualification after beating Scotland at Hampden Park by singing Celtic Symphony in the changing room.Team manager Vera Pauw and players Aine O'Gorman and Chloe Mustaki all apologised for their actions. But that did not stop McGregor from weighing in - and he used one of their apologies to mock up a clip featuring his famous refusal to apologise.

cabin crew for the last five years and loves the adventurous career. She was worn out in her last job and looking for a change when a client suggested being an air hostess. READ MORE: 'I'm a former flight attendant and cabin crew would often hook up with pilots' While some flight attendants dislike it when cheeky passengers try to join the Mile High Club, Donata prefers to turn a blind eye.

The Voice UK host Emma Willis struggled to fight back tears as she reflected on her own miscarriage heartache during the latest episode of her show Emma Willis: Delivering Babies.The 46-year-old revealed she knew all too well about how the grieving parents were feeling after losing a child in 2007.Discussing those who have experienced a miscarriage, a producer asked Emma: “Can you just even imagine what it must be like to be in that situation?”At first Emma hesitantly said: “No I can’t, I can’t, I can’t imagine."She then went on to say: "I don’t know how to answer this because I can imagine, because it happened to me.“I had a miscarriage, I was about seven weeks, in 2007.Richard Osman breaks silence on Pointless replacement"I hadn’t had children so I don’t think I probably really appreciated the fact that I was losing a child."Emma has filmed many episodes of the show which have, at times, involved tragedies, however it was this time round that hit her harder. “When I came here, that kind of triggered much more thinking and reflection," she explained."I think maybe that’s why it's hit me much harder this time because I’ve thought more about my experience and what happened."She added that now she has three children she realised "the extent of that loss".Emma shared the clip with her 1.8 million followers on Instagram this week. As part of the caption, she wrote: "The grief can stay with you always, but so can the heartfelt warmth and care that this incredible team give at the start of that journey."Many of the host's followers flocked to her post to send their support.Johnny Depp looks unrecognisable as he tells NYC fans 'I'm good' [PICTURED]Holly and Phil wish Alison Hammond good luck at NTAs after snub [REVEALED]Loose

Asda announced a bargain £1 meal deal last week in a bid to ease the cost of living crisis for the elderly.

Fox News host Jesse Watters blamed the government for pushing a "radical gender movement" on children in their schools Friday on "Jesse Watters Primetime."  Could you imagine police showing up to the parents' house and putting them in handcuffs for child abuse for something like this? Well, Elizabeth Guzman wants that. She's a member of the Virginia House of Delegates, and she's drafting a bill to be voted on next session to make it a crime if parents don't acknowledge when their son or daughter changes their gender.

Michaela Zee editor To Ruth E. Carter, the color white in “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” was “very specific and meaningful” for the costume design. White not only connects “us to tradition in Africa,” Carter explained, it also pays tribute to “Black Panther” star Chadwick Boseman. “In the Ancestral Plane, when T’Challa wakes up and sees his father, he’s wearing white,” Carter told Variety on Thursday night at the Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s Youth of the Year Gala. “White is a color that’s worn in a lot of funerals in Africa — it’s either bright red or it’s white — and we chose white because it connects us to Chadwick, to T’Challa.” Boseman died in August 2020 after a four-year battle with colon cancer. While the question of who will become the new Black Panther still lingers, Carter shared a few details about redesigning the hero’s suit.

A raging Kilmarnock resident has fumed at streets overgrown with weeds and covered in dog poo.

Maitland Ward is opening up about the reaction to her porn career — not the reaction of fans but of friends!

Businesses can now apply for capital grants up to £50,000 from North Lanarkshire Council to support future growth.

Brian Steinberg Senior TV Editor Rupert Murdoch is considering getting the whole gang together again — a new combination of the two big media companies his family controls. Murdoch has proposed an exploration of the potential for a merger of Fox Corp. and News Corp., two entities his family split apart in the summer of 2013. according to a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed by the latter. The Wall Street Journal previously reported the decision, which would be mulled by special committees of each company’s board of directors. News Corp. said that it “formed a Special Committee composed of independent and disinterested members of the Board to begin exploring a potential combination with Fox Corporation” after it received “letters from K. Rupert Murdoch and the Murdoch Family Trust.” There is no guarantee a merger will result from the discussions, the company said.

READ MORE: S Club 7's Hannah Spearritt brands herself 'weird' for keeping breast implants in boxShe explained: “It comes with a whole cocktail of symptoms, there is a whole variety [...] my main symptoms were brain fog, fatigue, blurred vision, hair loss, depression, anxiety, the list goes on.”Hannah admitted that it is hard to “pinpoint to diagnose” as many symptoms cross over with other illnesses.She then made a harrowing comment: “I don’t think I’d be here now if I hadn’t had them taken out, it felt like I was pretty much on the way out [...] it’s pretty serious stuff.”Spearritt experienced many side effects, but some were more prominent than others and one left her unresponsive for most of the day.She revealed: “I would probably say the fatigue [was my main symptom], I would need to sleep a lot. It went up to 18 hours a day, my body just completely shut down, essentially.