Monty Don: Gardeners’ World host bewildered over tribute to late dog Nigel 'It’s so cheap'

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Strictly Come Dancing live tour is over, Nadiya Bychkova is ready to party! Taking to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday, the professional dancer shared several posts from her time away from the Strictly gang.MORE: Nadiya Bychkova shows off stunning new look amid Kai Widdrington 'romance'One of the posts saw the 32-year-old stunner ooze heaps of glamour in a sleek black slip dress as she enjoyed a night out at Sushi Samba at London's Heron Tower.WATCH: Nadiya Bychkova transforms with glam makeover amid Kai Widdrington romance rumoursWith her blonde tresses swept up high and to one side of her face, Nadiya amped up her look with a bold red lip, lashings of black mascara and heavy eyeliner.READ: Nadiya Bychkova hints fans should not believe Kai Widdrington rumoursMORE: Strictly's Nadiya Bychkova reveals surprising new 'love'It is not known who Nadiya was dining with at the celebrity hotspot, but in recent weeks, the professional dancer has been seen getting cosy with fellow pro Kai Widdrington.Both parties are yet to address the status of their relationship despite dominating the headlines after pictures of the pair kissing were published. The Strictly star looked lovely on her night outJust last month, it was announced that Nadiya and her fiancé, Matija Škarabot, had decided to end their romance.The former couple, who share five-year-old daughter Mila together, are thought to have struggled with their commitments; Nadiya is very much focused on Strictly and is largely based in London while footballer Matija remains in Slovenia.

Saira Khan has taken to Instagram to share some very sweet news with her fans.SEE: Loose Women's Saira Khan's house is the epitome of A-list chicThe former Loose Women star is a proud mum to two children – Zac and Amara – and it was her daughter who took centre stage in her post.WATCH: Saira Khan’s daughter Amara undergoes a major transformationSaira, 51, shared a video showing the 10-year-old getting her long hair cut so she could donate it to The Little Princess Trust.READ: Saira Khan shares strong message about 'guilt and shame' on 17th wedding anniversarySEE: Loose Women stars' wedding dresses: Ruth Langsford, Denise Welch and moreWriting in her caption, proud Saira explained: "Amara has been growing her hair for nearly 6 months because she wanted to donate it to the amazing charity @officiallittleprincesstrust which provides free real hair wigs to children and young people, up to 24 years, who have lost their own hair through cancer treatment or other conditions. Saira is a proud mum of two"She was so excited and a huge thank you to Sheyda @sheyda_beauty who did the honours and cut Amara's hair.

Sofia Vergara threw it all the way back to the 80s on Wednesday as she shared a clip of herself filmed during her days living in Barranquilla, Colombia.MORE: Sofia Vergara, 49, showcases incredible figure - and fans are freaking outThe actress, 49, can be seen sunbathing by a pool alongside her friends whilst showing off her incredible figure in a black bikini. In the video, Sofia is also sporting a fringe and dark brown hair and has a big smile on her face - and fans were left shocked at how gorgeous she looked back then and how little she has changed since.WATCH: Sofia Vergara stuns in video taken during her teenage years"Perfect," wrote one, whilst another asked: "Were you ever not absolutely stunning?" A third added: "I bet you never imagined at that time that you'd be where you are now.

K.J. Yossman New research shows that there is a significant crew shortage in unscripted TV.The most acute shortages are in production management and senior editorial roles while the hardest to recruit were production coordinators, production managers, editors and series producers.As well as “too few” production coordinators entering the unscripted TV sector, the report also found the industry is “haemorrhaging” experienced production managers.The report was undertaken by government-backed industry body ScreenSkills in order to support the new Unscripted TV Skills Fund, which was launched last year.Among the findings in the report were an acknowledgement of “particularly acute” skills shortages amid crew with mid-level experience, challenges in recruitment and retainment across “all genres, roles and production hubs” and shortages across all career levels, suggesting specifically a problem with retainment.

Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentFremantle and Italy’s Cinecittà have entered a five-year pact involving the continuous rental of six sound stages at the iconic studios, which are currently undergoing a major revamp.The deal “confirms Fremantle’s strategic decision to make some of its top international productions in Italy: a decision that finds the perfect and natural partner in Cinecittà,” Fremantle said in a statement.A radical revamp of Cinecittà,  which has been underway since May 2021, has been gaining traction with a rise in occupancy of its sound stages and backlot, realistic prospects for profitability, and new state-of-the-art filming facilities.The Cinecittà revamp is being conceived and carried forth by Nicola Maccanico, a former Warner Bros. and Sky Italia senior exec who has a mandate from Italy’s culture minister Dario Franceschini to turn the Rome studios into continental Europe’s top filming facilities thanks to a €300 million ($339) million) investment from the European Union’s post-pandemic recovery fund.

Cristiano Ronaldo netted his first goal of 2022 on Wednesday as Manchester United snapped out of a three-game winless run with an important 2-0 victory over Brighton.

Storm Dudley has been battering the country causing widespread disruption - and soon it will be Storm Eunice's turn to continue the chaos.

Gardeners’ World host Monty Don was in a reflective mood this week, after digging up some well established parts of his garden at Longmeadow.The presenter told fans that he had removed the box hedge in his Cottage Garden, five days after completing working in the Jewel Garden.Monty had previously revealed that the beautiful hedging, which was a prominent feature in both sections, had been “ravaged” by blight.Sharing an update on Instagram today, he said: “The removal of box hedging has now reached the Cottage garden.“I mourn what they once were, but not what they had become thanks to box blight.“Everything changes,” the 65-year-old added in view of his 753,000 followers.Many took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, has sparked an outpouring of love and support from his fans after he shared a photo of his late dog Nigel in view of his 752,000 Instagram followers.The American Gardens host’s beloved Golden Retriever died eight months ago after he fell ill and suffered from “violent fits all night”.Monty reflected on the loss of his pet pooch by posting a photo of him enjoying some winter sun, which he revealed was taken “this time last year”.Nigel could be seen sitting outside in the garden beside a fence in a patch of sunlight.He had his eyes closed and seemed to be very relaxed as he basked in the warm glow.The author and horticulturalist penned alongside the snap: “Nigel this time last year, the old boy

Gardeners’ World presenter assessed his outdoor space and revealed to his 751,000 Instagram followers that his plants, hedges, and grass “didn’t seem too bothered” in spite of the extreme weather conditions.Monty’s picture showed his adorable pet Yorkshire terrier, Patti, enjoying a walk down the centre of the garden path.The path was fringed with beautiful snowdrops, while the grass looked green and healthy.The horticulturalist wrote alongside his snap: “This has been under floodwaters, snow and ice all in the past 10 days. “Doesn’t seem too bothered.”Fans seemed surprised that Monty’s garden seemed completely unaffected by the wintry weather.One person wrote: “Isn’t it great how the garden recovers.

Gardeners' World host Monty Don spoke of the “immensely impressive service” he received yesterday when he got the Covid jab.The 65-year-old shared the news on social media, confirming that he’d received his first dose of the Oxford/Zeneca vaccination.Monty also said that he was “grateful” for the professionalism of all the people who were involved with running the programme.“The NHS is so good,” the clearly delighted TV star told fans.Following his appointment, he spoke about the news on Twitter, in view of his 210,200 followers.He tweeted: “I had my first Oxford/Zeneca vaccination this afternoon and hugely impressed and grateful for the professionalism, cheerfulness and efficiency of everyone involved.Many took to the comments section of

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don, 65, has addressed a "puzzled" fan after his "wonderful" vaccine news caused confusion online. Just days ago Monty took to Twitter to share the news with his 210,000 followers that he had booked himself in to receive the first of two coronavirus vaccines.The presenter shared the happy news with his followers on Twitter.He revealed: "Just booked my first vaccination jab for this Saturday.

Gardeners' World presenter, Monty Don, 65, has hit back at Twitter criticism after he weighed in on a farming debate and branded the agricultural practice of hedgerow cutting "disrespectful".The horticultural expert was told that he could only comment on the issue if he "became a farmer", to which the broadcaster pointed out that he has in fact been a farmer for nearly two decades.After retweeting a picture of a trimmed hedge, which one Twitter user described as "hedgerow savagery", Monty branded it "careless, so disrespectful and so stupid" for his 209,500 followers to see.But one user hit back at Monty's assertion that the cutting back of hedges, where wildlife live, was wrong.They simply wrote: "Become a farmer...then comment".However

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, told fans it was a “big day” as he started the process. He shared four pictures of the garden at his Tudor farmhouse on Instagram in view of his 748,000 followers today.

Gardeners' World and American Gardens host Monty Don has shared the "wonderful" news that he has been booked in for his first coronavirus vaccine. Monty, 65, shared the news with his 209,600 followers, who agreed that the broadcaster "must be protected at all costs".Taking to Twitter, the gardening expert shared the announcement with his followers.He revealed: "Just booked my first vaccination jab for this Saturday.

Monty Don is best known for presenting as part of popular BBC gardening series Gardeners' World.

 “But the ultimate problem is farmers are under so much pressure to produce cheap food most haven’t got time to do anything carefully. I agree it’s horrible.”Monty then replied: “I actually think it is a tidiness culture. “By and large flails do create uniform, neat hedgerows if the material is small enough. “But uniformity and neatness are not good for wildlife.”Other fans also joined Monty in commenting on the issue.One person said: “Many farmers would not do this to their hedges.

 Another fan worried whether Monty’s fences could get damaged by all the water.They penned: “Do your fences get damaged in the floods?”A seventh fan responded: “Oh dear not again!!”“Oh no.

He added: “But after a few months of this puritanical regime they told me I was unhealable.”The only solution that the healer could give Monty was to “give up” working and spend more time with nature.Monty has often spoken on living with depression, saying it is worse in winter with the “bleak” weather.The host of Gardeners’ World divulged that he has felt better over the “last few years”, as he admitted his “physical connection” with nature can exacerbate his mental health condition.Monty revealed: "I have for many years, suffered from depression, which comes and goes but tends to be something that is worse in winter."And, touch wood, it's been much better for the last few years. “But for me, the benefits of nature are all about the

Carol Kirkwood touched after Terry Wogan comparison 'A lot let it slip[LATEST]Radio 2 star Jo Whiley's phone snatched in street in 'horrible' ordeal[TWITTER]Monty Don: Gardeners' World host 'ran away' with another man's ex-wife[ADMISSION]Ben added: "Where does this leave children's mental health when schools, fingers crossed, go back and things - touch wood - start to get back to normal?"The GMB host commented that the schools should be reopened for this very reason."That interaction is so crucial.