Monty Don finally resolves mystery of where Gardener's World is filmed

Gene Simmons and his Playboy model wife Shannon Tweed have reportedly found a buyer for their lavish and massive Las Vegas residence.According to a Thursday report from TMZ, the musician has received an offer in the $13.5million ballpark after dropping the price of the trophy property in November by$1.45million.The 72-year-old Kiss frontman shared last year that though he built the home of his dreams, his family does not want to spend time in the house because Sin City is too hot and is overall lacking in morality. Done:Gene Simmons has reportedly found a buyer for his lavish and massive Las Vegas residence.

Romantic reunions can be rare — so it’s always a treat to write about celebs getting back together!

Julia Haart and her estranged husband Silvio Scaglia are back to battling it out in court.

Emmerdale star shared a candid health update on Wednesday (24 February) after her son Ace, who she shares with co-star Matthew Wolfenden, was taken to hospital with a mystery illness.Posting the vulnerable clip to her 556,000 followers online, the actress explained how she has been looking after the tot all week after he took a dramatic “turn for the worse” last Friday (18 February).Concerned for his welfare, the pair made the decision to have their two-year-old rushed to hospital in an ambulance in order to get to the bottom of his strange illness which has taken him nearly a week to recover from.She told her loyal legion of fans: “Ace has been poorly since Friday being sick on an off but he’s just been really lethargic.“And then on Saturday he took a turn for the worse we had to get him into hospital, but then today he’s turned a bit of a corner, but it’s been really scary, [we had] the ambulance out and everything.“I think there is a sickness bug going around so just keep your eyes on that, but there’s nothing worse than when your kids are ill.”The star gave further insight into her traumatising situation in the captions alongside her video as she thanked the hospital staff and paramedics for their help.She wrote: “I’ve never had one so poorly and it’s been beyond scary. The hospital and paramedics were amazing with him.“So important to always follow your instinct.

Queen Elizabeth is continuing to focus on her health and only taking on “light duties” as she recovers from COVID-19. According to a Palace spokesperson, «the two virtual audiences that had previously been scheduled to take place today with the queen will be rescheduled for a later date. Her Majesty is continuing with light duties.

Boris Johnson and the nation's military leaders if a nuclear war breaks out. After the Russian invasion of Ukraine pushed the world to the brink of war, it gives a snapshot into where Britain's leaders could be forced to retreat to if the situation escalates further.

The Chase lashed out at the show after feeling two contestants were robbed in the final round as their correct answer was marked as wrong.Fans of the hit ITV quiz show took to Twitter to air their disappointment when players Jackie and Steve missed out on all important points for the final round.The questionable move came when host Bradley Walsh disallowed a correct answer because the pronunciation was wrong.When asked "The term Dionysiac relates to what Greek God?" Steve responded to say "Dionysus," however her delivery missed the mark as she didn't pronounce the word correctly.Disgruntled viewers then took to Twitter to complain about the harsh judgment as they felt her answer had been "close enough."One wrote: "#TheChase #ITV is discriminatory against those who are well-read but may not know the pronunciation of a word #Dionysus."Another added: "Was the Dionysus pronunciation not close enough? #TheChase."A third continued: "Bit harsh on the Dionysus answer there! #TheChase."The round drew to a close with a score of 14 and Bradley addressed the situation as they moved forward to battle chaser Mark Labbett.He said: "Now here's the thing, that's been a winning score. Your second half was better than your first half.

Ukraine by Russia means that Brit holidaymakers could be forced to cough up more for their flights.Ukraine closed its airspace to civilian flights today (Thursday, February 24), amidst uncertainty caused by its neighbours invasion. While that won't affect too many UK flight paths, a knock on effect of Russia's oil ownership could mean flights could cost more.In response to the war, prices have surged above $100 (£75) a barrel.Russia produces a reported 10% of the world's oil supplies, meaning changes in the price of fuel could have a knock on effect because airlines hedge their fares against the expected future cost of jet fuel.The i reports that people could be asked to pay a surcharge of up to 8% for their holidays.

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Hollyoaks actress Jennifer Metcalfe is a soap legend.The 38-year-old actress has portrayed Mercedes McQueen on the Channel 4 soap since 2008 and her memorable debut paved the way for the rest of the McQueen clan.Mercedes finds herself in hot water this week as she learns the true identity of her son Bobby Costello's online chess partner 'G'.The concerned mother has been defending the youngster but is beginning to yield, with the risk of whatever's lurking behind the flat door proving an ever more sinister threat.But, who is Jennifer Metcalfe? And, what does her life look like away from the village?While Jennifer's name is synonymous with Hollyoaks, she actually got her soap start elsewhere.Jennifer began her acting career in 2001 when she was cast as a school bully in TV series At Home with the Braithwaites.A year later, she made her soap debut when she starred as a character called Jade Nicholls in three episodes of Emmerdale.The burgeoning actress later joined the cast of Hollyoaks.In 2011, Jennifer also appeared on reality competition Dancing on Ice where she met her ex-boyfriend, Sylvain Chamberlain.Jennifer and Sylvain began dating after growing close on Dancing on Ice.That changed when Sylvain was partnered with Coronation Street actress Samia Ghadie a year later, with Jennifer claiming Sylvain dumped her over the phone on Christmas Day.She previously told The Sun: 'He told me on the phone that Samia and himself had a conversation about their feelings for each other."Of her feelings after the split, Jennifer added: "It's like death. I felt gutted.

Russia have indeed declared war on Ukraine, clubs around the world have been dropping Russian sponsorships amid the ongoing crisis.Schalke have dropped Gazprom as their main shirt sponsor, and Manchester United have been urged to cut ties with Russian airline Aeroflot.United have been partnered with the airline since 2013, and a recent extension in 2017 was agreed in a deal worth £40million, but the club are now keen to distance themselves with the company.And pressure has mounted on United for a decision to be make, as the airline have now been banned from the UK by PM Boris Johnson.As part of the Prime Minister's sanctions against Russia, Johnson has banned Aeroflot from operating in Britain, leaving United with a decision to make as they provide planes to the club.Their current agreement with Aeroflot is set to expire in the summer of 2023, with United’s new CEO Richard Arnold admitting that he has no intention of renewing a deal.But following the UK ban, United have been urged to ditch the airline prematurely, and the club have already switched to alternative methods when travelling to Spain this week.United used airline Titan to fly to Madrid for their Champions League knockout tie against Atletico Madrid, and the competition have an issue to address themselves.The Champions League final was set to take place at Zenit St Petersburg's Gazprom Arena, but due to the ongoing crisis UEFA have called an "extraordinary meeting" of the Executive Committee for Friday to confirm the decision to move the match.UEFA released a statement, which read: "We are dealing with this situation with the utmost seriousness and urgency.

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Monty Don, 65, has taken to social media to confirm that Gardeners' World will be aired this evening.The BBC favourite gardening programme was taken off air yesterday from its regular scheduled time of 9pm, following the death of The Duke of Edinburgh.The gardening expert consoled "devastated" fans who were delighted at the good news following the death of Prince Philip yesterday.Updating his 220,000 Twitter followers on the situation, Monty revealed the good news to his eager fans.He wrote: "Last night's Gardeners World is now being broadcast 8pm this evening on BBC2.

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, has informed fans of the popular BBC show that tonight’s scheduled episode may not air “due to extended news coverage” about Prince Philip’s death.The horticulturalist took to Twitter to warn viewers that the beloved gardening programme could be postponed as a result of the sad news.He penned in a post this afternoon: “It is possible that tonight's Gardeners World will be postponed due to extended news coverage as a result of the death of Prince Philip.”It comes after Buckingham Palace announced today that Queen Elizabeth II's husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, has died at the age of 99.Fans took to the comments section of Monty’s post to share their thoughts about the uncertainty over the TV schedules

Monty Don regularly shares glimpses of his home life on his social media accounts.The Gardeners' World presenter has now reacted to a viewer who commented on the BBC's host's candid snap of a recent spring bloom.The 65-year-old uploaded a stunning photo of a flower from one of his treasured gardens.In view of his 220,000 Twitter followers, the Gardeners' World host penned: "The first Taihaku blossom arrives just as the weather acquires a cutting edge - but cold is less damaging than heavy wind and rain so it may yet flower out into its full glory."A social media user responded to the post, as they gushed over the gardening expert's photography skills.The person in question wrote: "Lovely photo.

Monty Don, 65, responded to a fan on Twitter after he was questioned about a remark he made during his appearance on The One Show tonight.The Gardeners’ World host clarified his comment about not being able to fake the use of "charm” and admitted it could be perceived as “potentially dodgy” when taken out of context.Monty had appeared on the show via video link to discuss a gardening competition that he is judging alongside The One Show and The Royal Horticultural society.Speaking on the criteria for the contest, Monty stressed that submissions must be authentic and that you “can’t fake charm”.However, one viewer took issue with this comment and tweeted the famed gardener with their observations.They wrote: “Just saw 5 mins

Monty Don, 65, recently returned to screens in the latest series of Gardeners’ World on BBC Two.

BBC viewers after a number of them commented on his use of kitchen bowls for his gardening mulch on Gardeners' World.Viewers had commented that the bowls must be "his wife's" as they were from the kitchen, and that Sarah would have been unhappy about the crockery becoming dirty.He took to Twitter and wrote: "Surprised at the number of comments referring to 'my wife' being exasperated that I used 'her' kitchen bowls in the mulch item."This seems fantastically old-fashioned.

Monty Don, 65, has claimed on Twitter he and his wife Sarah Don are complete “equals” who will always “share everything”.The famed gardener made the statement as he hit out at some Gardeners’ World viewers “old fashioned” remarks on social media, after they claimed his spouse seemed “exasperated” over his use of “her” kitchen utensils.He typed in view of his 218,900 followers: “Surprised at the number of comments referring to ‘my wife’ being exasperated that I used ‘her’ kitchen bowls in the mulch item. “This seems fantastically old-fashioned.

Gardeners’ World host Monty Don has said one of the best things we can do for wildlife is to stop mowing lawns.The 65-year-old gardener said that not only did cutting the grass burn unnecessary fossil fuel, but it also destroys habitats for insects and small animals.Sharing his views on the matter, Monty said that he wasn’t against having lawns per say, but disliked the obsessive need to control them.He said the idea of having “stripy and neat” grass growing in the garden was harmful for animal conservation.Monty encourages people to “get beyond that,” as letting nature take over was the “single most effective thing” they could do.Making this small change, no matter how big a garden was, could make a real difference to the environment.Monty

Gardeners’ World described the new outdoor additions as being more “conventionally chi-chi” than is usual in his rustic style garden.Monty wrote in view of his 815,000 followers: “A pair of new benches today - destined for the Jewel Garden and rather more conventionally chi-chi than is usual for us, but I like them.”In the dictionary, chi-chi means to “attempt stylish elegance but achieve only an over-elaborate pretentiousness”.However, it seems Monty’s followers had no protestations over his slight variation in taste as they flocked to the comment section.Fans could not help but gush over the handcrafted wooden chairs arranged with a large terracotta pot between them.One said: “I love the arrangement around the pot instead of a table.”A