Martin Kemp admits he sobbed when Spandau Ballet got back together

“He understands that he won’t necessarily be able to understand it himself but he’s trying to help.“I think that’s something that a lot of people can do.”The radio DJ also shared that he has been seeing a therapist throughout the pandemic.He said: “I think therapy is something that I would hope everyone at some point in their life tries.”Roman was speaking as part of the launch of Boots.com new mental health services launching.Among these is an online consultation service called Boots Online Doctor.The idea is it will allow patients to have a consultation with a medical professional if they’re suffering from anxiety or depression.They’ll then draw up a treatment plan, including prescribing any necessary medication.Other services launched include an online Support Room, virtual Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and a Mood and Symptom Checker.

Martin Lewis has donated thousands of his own many after what he described as a 'depressing' appearance on This Morning. The MoneySavingExpert founder appeared on the ITV daytime show on Thursday (March 17) to take viewers' calls alongside hosts Alison Hammond and Phillip Schofield ahead of the energy-price rise next month and amid the current Cost of Living crisis.

Martin Kemp and Chris Evans were among the celebrities who helped launch a new London coffee shop aiming to end homelessness. Social Bite is fighting homelessness by employing members of the homeless community or those with a background of homelessness, as well as though their Pay-It-Forward system. Social Bite already has five coffee shops running across three cities in Scotland and launched its first London location on March 15.

Roman Kemp has debuted a big and bold new leg tattoo, which covers the entirety of his left shin.The radio DJ was seen checking on his fresh ink as he stepped outside the Global Radio Studios in Leicester Square on Monday, where he broadcasts his Capital FM breakfast show.Dressed casually in a red hoodie, black tracksuit bottoms and a black baseball cap and trainers, the 29-year-old had the leg of his trousers rolled up to the knee to let the tattoo heal.At one point he was seen bending down to carefully touch a finger to the new design, which depicts a woman’s face sculpted in stone and surrounded by an elaborate motif, drawn mainly in black and dark red ink.Camden Town-based tattoo artist Rox, who it appears is responsible for the latest tattoo in his collection, shared a quick clip of the ink on his leg from various angles on her Instagram Stories on Sunday, captioning it: ‘Thanks @romankemp.

Roman shared the insight as part of an event to launch new on-demand mental health services from Boots.The Capital radio presenter candidly shared his own experiences with mental health to discuss its impact on him.Elsewhere, he shared how he found himself in a “bad way” when success came to him early.Roman added: “I think I was getting ready to go to I’m A Celeb and do shows like that.“I’d done Gogglebox, I’ve done the radio show, I’ve got this life that’s all fun.“One day it just hit me like that and I just remember it’s like a professional doctor inside your head, beating up your brain.“I just remember being sat in my pants on the floor in my bedroom and just crying.

Holly Willoughby broke down live on air on This Morning during a debate about the Russian/Ukrainian war and how children were being affected. She was so upset thinking about Ukrainian children having to cross the border to safety alone and without their parents that co-host Phillip Schofield had to cut to a break.

The Dancing On Ice final was in sight for the remaining couples - but a schedule shake-up had altered plans.

Molly-Mae Hague's fans could have easily been mistaken for thinking the former Love Island star had tied the knot as they caught a glimpse of her posing in a white dress.

EastEnders. However, he announced today that he didn't always get the VIP treatment on set.If fans had been expecting the red carpet would be rolled out for Martin on the BBC drama, they would be sorely mistaken.He admitted that the set, which was built in 1984 and only intended to last for two years, was no longer fit for purpose by the time he debuted as his character Steve Owen in the late 1990s.The back-to-basics environment at Elstree Studios in Hertfordshire apparently hadn't been great at keeping the actors warm, leading to some days when he had to resist the temptation to shiver."I remember really well we were told to chew on a piece of ice [onset]," Martin revealed on today's The One Show."[It was] to get rid of the steam coming out of your mouth [on camera] ...

As well as this, Boots.com has launched additional mental health advice and support as well.This included the SupportRoom, which matches a therapist offering psychological and emotional support via ‘text talk’ and video check-ins.Also available is Cognitive Behaviour Therapy via video call, a mood and symptom checker and an information hub of articles with free information and advice about mental health.Prices start from £10 for the mood and symptom checker, £40 per month for a SupportRoom subscription package and £65 per session for Livi Talking Therapies.Boots Online Doctor Depression & Anxiety Treatment costs £65 for the initial consultation and first month’s medication, if needed.

The daughter of NHS hero Sir Captain Tom Moore has appeared on TV to address claims around the charity set up in her dad's name.

Rewind Festival is getting ready to take music lovers on a wild trip back to the 80s, with a line-up of the decade's biggest stars and their greatest hits.

Radio Times that he enjoys watching shows like Downton Abbey and The Mandalorian with his wife Shirlie Holliman, 59, but that Shirlie prefers not to watch anything that will keep her up at night.Describing themselves as “bingers” when it comes to watching TV, the actor, musician and director explained: “We definitely share the remote.”“Shirlie and I have to find a space that we can both sit in and that’s usually drama.”He added: “During lockdown, we rewatched all of Downton Abbey and loved every second of it.“We are definitely bingers; we watched up to four Downtons at once.”Martin explained: “Shirlie never wants to watch anything that will disturb her sleep; if she watches something late at night, it will appear in her dreams.“So sometimes I wait for her to go to sleep then put on the documentary that I really want to watch.”Martin also shared that their children Harley Moon, 32, and Roman, 29, still visit “from time to time”.In his new BBC series, Martin and MOBO award-winning grime artist Lady Leshurr will take on mentoring duties for amateur musicians aged 64 and over who will form a band with the aim of performing at the Isle of Wight festival.Speaking about Rock Till We Drop, Martin (who found fame in the 1980s with hit-making band, Spandau Ballet) said: “I loved the driving force behind the show, because it’s so heart-warming: to help people realise a dream that they’d all but given up on and put them on stage in front of 60,000 people on a sunny afternoon.”In a statement, Martin told the BBC: “The hardest thing has to be telling some of the guys that we couldn’t take them along to the next stage, as a performer I know how much that hurts.”Spandau Ballet had eight UK top 10 albums, including three greatest hits

Dancing On Ice 's Connor Ball has shared a gruesome photo of his injury after he suffered a tumble for the second week in a row on Sunday night as his blade went into his leg. During the latest instalment, The Vamps star, 25, lost his footing during a complicated move on the ice with pro Alexandra Schauman, 41, as they both fell onto the rink.Taking to Instagram on Monday, Connor shared a gruesome snap of his leg injury as he was seen by medics after performing on the ITV show, warning his 822K followers: "Don’t swipe too far if you’re squeamish…" The musician, who also posted pictures in his pirate costume and getting ready for the show, penned: "Swipe for my nights progression! but warning: don’t swipe too far if you’re squeamish… Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter .

Dancing On Ice contestant Connor Ball was injured for the second time this series as a skate blade ran into his leg.

Dancing On Ice 's Connor Ball suffered a tumble on the skating rink for the second week in a row on Sunday night as his blade went into his leg. During the latest instalment, The Vamps star, 25, lost his footing during a complicated move on the ice with pro Alexandra, 41, as they both fell onto the rink.