Monty Don opens up on 'long uphill struggle' as he updates on 'painfully slow' campaign

Netflix has paused all future projects and acquisitions from Russia amid its invasion of Ukraine, Variety has learned. The streamer had four Russian originals in the pipeline, including a crime thriller series directed by Dasha Zhuk, which was shooting and has been put on hold.The 1990’s set series was Netflix’s second original series filming in Russia, following "Anna K" which wrapped last year.

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Standing by her relationship. Hailey Bieber (née Baldwin) has not been afraid to stand up against criticism when it comes to her marriage to Justin Bieber.

Love Island is set to be moving to a new prime location, bosses have confirmed after speculation emerged of set changes to the hit dating show for the upcoming series. Along with a host of fresh faced contestants, the ITV2 reality dating show will return this summer with a completely different house after filming at the same Majorcan property for the last five years. Managing director of ITV’s media and entrainment, Kevin Lygo, has said Love Island is moving to a “marvellous” new mansion in what appears to be a bid to revitalise the show, which will enter its eight series in a few month’s time.

Former Love Island star Laura Anderson has given fans a glimpse inside her emotional trip back to Scotland where she reunited with her family.The 32 year old ex cabin crew member has been documenting her trip on Instagram where she has shared a series of wholesome snaps and videos with her 1.4 million followers. Laura, who recently ditched her long locks for a glam bob, currently lives in Dubai with her boyfriend Dane Bowers.The Scottish star has been staying at Bellshill in North Lanarkshire, just ten miles away from Glasgow city centre where she spent much of lockdown in her old two bedroom apartment.

Maura Higgins has reassured fans she is feeling much better after being stuck in bed for days with a mystery illness.The former Love Island star recently explained she had been "living off cereal" for the past few days after coming down with a sickness. And over a week later, the 31 year old reality star took to her Instagram Story to explain she was "on the road to recovery".

Lana Condor and Claire Holt step out in style for the Veronica Beard Spring 2022 Runway Show held at The Royal Poinciana Plaza on Tuesday (March 1) in Palm Beach, Fla.

RÜFÜS DU SOL have announced they’ll be performing a massive show at London’s Gunnersby Park this summer.The Australian electronic trio, who put out their last album ‘Surrender’ in October last year, will top the bill of Festival Republic show which takes place on August 20.“London we’re playing outdoors this August with a stacked lineup for our only UK show this year.

Meghan Markle as they were both from the “same mould”, a royal author has claimed. According to Tom Quinn, who was speaking on a recent episode of the To Di For Daily podcast, the Queen’s sister and the Duchess of Sussex had a few similarities. He said: “She would have [loved Meghan].

Newcastle United chief Amanda Staveley has slammed the "unfair" pressure on Roman Abramovich to sell Chelsea.Staveley and Abramovich have common ground in that their respective ownership of their Premier League clubs has both faced criticism because of the political situations surrounding their overseas investments.The takeover of Newcastle by the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) last year was in doubt for a long time due to the human rights record of the Saudi state.And Russian billionaire Abramovich has now decided to invite buyers for Chelsea after he came under-fire following his home country's continued invasion of Ukraine.Staveley was asked about her counterpart's situation at the Financial Times' Business of Football Summit in London on Thursday (March 3).She said: "PIF run the club as an autonomous institution that runs the club separately."This world is always going to have geo-political issues. This world is never not going to have problems.

Monty Don, 65, who said “cutting grass burns lots of fossil fuel, makes a filthy noise, and is about the most injurious thing you can do to wildlife".

Gardeners’ World favourite Monty Don, 65, has revealed a “stand-off” took place this afternoon between his beloved golden retriever, Nell, and a squirrel. The BBC presenter shared a photo of the situation, which he branded a “tricky moment”, in view of his 872,000 Instagram followers.Monty’s photo showed Nell carefully watching the squirrel from a distance while hiding amongst the grass outside his house in Longmeadow, Herefordshire.He captioned the snap: “Stand off: There is a squizzer in the branches- “Nell can’t climb and the squirrel refuses to come down. “A tricky moment,” Monty penned.Fans took to the comments section of the gardener’s post to share their thoughts on the issue.One person quipped: “Is it doing the manic laugh from up

Monty Don recently took to Twitter and shared a candid video of his beloved Jewel Garden in full bloom.The Gardeners' World host shared the clip with his fans which showcased his stunning garden as many social media users gushed over the presenter's surroundings.However, one viewer, in particular, appeared to take issue with the video as they claimed his garden was not reflective of "90 per cent of his audience's experience".While the social media user admitted Monty's garden was "lovely" they explained they had been unable to plant anything in their own garden due to bad weather.Their remark comes after the Gardeners' World host penned in view of his 229,000 followers: "Between the showers in the Jewel Garden."The person in question wrote:

Monty Don is best known for his gardening expertise and vast horticultural knowledge while fronting the BBC show Gardeners' World.The TV favourite regularly shares insights into life at his Herefordshire home where he tends to his beloved gardens.The 65-year-old uploaded an image of his garden that had been affected by Box Blight - a disease that affects plants - and destroyed the hedges.The Gardeners' World host explained that while his "threadbare" garden recovered from the disease some "major changes" may need to happen.Taking to Instagram, Monty shared a photo of his treasured garden which highlighted the damage to his box hedges.In view of his 865,000 followers, he penned: "The one remaining- and oldest - box hedge in the garden."A bit

Gardeners' World star Monty Don, 65, has taken to social media to give his fans an insight into filming for the favourite BBC gardening show.The presenter posted a series of snaps and admitted that his dog Nellie had been watching him speak to "robot cameras".Taking to social media, the star gave his followers a behind the scenes sneak peek of what filming the show looked like at his Longmeadow garden.Monty shared two snaps with his 228,000 followers of his golden retriever, the first a close up of her sitting happily on a path, followed by another shot of her enjoying the Jewel Garden.The horticulturalist revealed that his pup was watching him talk to technology in an effort to film the next episode of the BBC gardening programme.He wrote:

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don, 65, took to Twitter to generously share a short video of the centre of his Longmeadow garden, The Jewel Garden.Taking advantage of the recent sunny weather, the expert gardener shared the clip with his fans and was quick to emphasise just how long it had taken him to cultivate such a beautiful garden when a fan branded him "lucky".The horticulturalist took to Twitter to show his 228,500 fans what one section of his beloved garden looks like after bad weather had passed.He wrote: "Between the showers in the Jewel Garden."Monty accompanied the caption with a short clip of the most colourful area of his Longmeadow dwelling.Birdsong could be heard as Monty panned the camera down the length of the main path

Gardeners’ World star Monty Don informed his 228,200 Twitter followers that it had been a “rather wet day” in Herefordshire.The presenter filmed the rain lashing down on his garden and his two dogs hiding inside.Monty shared the video on social media and said it had been raining on and off all day.“A rather wet day filming,” the 65-year-old captioned the footage.No doubt the heavy rain put a stop to filming the gardening show, which is predominantly filmed outside in the grounds of Longmeadow.The BBC star revealed that not only did the wet weather interfere with work, but it affected his beloved animals as well.His dogs Nell and Patti do not like the rain according to Monty’s post.They could be seen hiding in the potting shed in order to

Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don, 65, expressed his "disgust" after sheep farmer James Rebanks, 47, told how a crow "plucked" out the eye of his newborn lamb, leading to its death.

Gardeners’ World presenter Monty Don, 65, left his dedicated fans worrying about him sustaining an injury this afternoon, as he carried out a tricky job in his garden.The horticulturalist revealed he was on a mission to move some “enormously heavy stone troughs” at Longmeadow today.Although the star reassured his 858,000 Instagram followers that he had some help in relocating the troughs to his herb garden, fans feared the impact the risky activity could have on his back.Monty shared a video of the stone troughs that he had moved in a sun-soaked clip.He wrote alongside it: “We ( mostly not me!)moved the enormously heavy stone troughs today from the mound to the Herb garden. “Will replant them next week.”Fans rushed to the comments section

Prince William, 38, has revealed that his wife of 10 years, Kate Middleton, 39, is planning to buy him one of favourite BBC gardener Monty Don's books, so her husband can bond over the subject with his father, Prince Charles.The Prince of Wales is well-known for his love of gardening, especially at The Royal Gardens at Highgrove House, and William confessed that despite enjoying the activity, his knowledge of horticulture is little to none.Speaking to coordinator for Mens' Sheds Brian Penney, 52, William gave an insight into his family's gardening habit.While being shown around Brian's allotment in Rhyl, North Wales, the member of the Royal Family couldn't help but gently jibe at the gardener for the colour of his watering cans.“It’s good

Gardeners' World host Monty Don, 65, said he still gets letters from fans regarding the death of his dog Nigel.The much-loved golden retriever, who was often seen on his show, died in May 2020.