Monty Don sparks frenzy as he announces new family arrival after Gardeners’ World absence

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Liam Gallagher says he might dedicate a song to his brother Noel at his Knebworth gig next Sunday (June 5). The former Oasis bandmates have been embroiled in a public feud since their falling out at a Paris gig in 2009 saw the group split.Despite Oasis selling more than 70million albums worldwide, the pair have been unable to reconcile in the last 13 years and it was reported last year that Noel had turned down £100million for a reunion tour.Liam was asked by Zoe Ball on the Radio 2 Breakfast Show whether he would be sending Noel a card for his birthday this weekend.“Nah, nah, nah,” Liam replied.

The Middlepause, eloquently describes the self-destructive desires that are perhaps subconscious at midlife, but often unavoidable: ‘In menopause, a woman is forced to negotiate an entirely new psychic terrain, largely in the spirit of alienation. It is an eerie place, spring-trapped with out-of-body experiences and veil-lifting moments that expose jarring, pop-up truths... suddenly you want to pack it all in, give up your job, blow up your marriage, leave the country.’I was 34 when I split from this 12-year relationship and despite a couple of relationships with lovely men, find myself single again in midlife.

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zhuzhed up, its power lies in its devastating, sophisticated simplicity. As one ages, one should play with different weights and opacity – a veil of black chiffon or tulle around the neckline for instance, or some white trim, is less severe than neck-to-toe black coverage.5. Not that Coco was averse to zhushing.

Top image: Rixo Cynthia leopard print coat, £305, Rixo; meridien striped shirt, £79, Saint James; ASOS polka dot flats, £22, Asos; camo trousers, Emily’s own.From left to right: Clashing prints were a signature look for Sarah Jessica Parker, aka Carrie Bradshaw, in ‘Sex and the City’; Diane Kruger opts for contrasting prints during cocktail hour; London style icon Caroline Issa's look is a masterclass in clashing prints.  From left to right: montauk dress, £335, Kate Spade; saffron checked dress, £329, LK Bennett; silk maxi skirt, £300, Hayley Menzies; Wide-leg linen trousers, £90, Boden; Cotton-blend animal print trousers, £35, Marks & SpencerFrom left to right: quilted bomber, £85, Oliver Bonas; striped shirt, £125, Ralph Lauren; jacquard knit landscape top, £55, & Other StoriesFrom top left to right: Marilyn flat, £399, Pretty Ballerinas; Persol JW Anderson sunglasses, £263, Persol.

Ginnie wears a cotton wool & silk blazer, £970, Giuliva Heritage; wool trousers, £585, Giuliva Heritage; antique gold coin and baroque pearl necklace, £265, Carousel Jewels. Right, leather tote, £439, Ralph LaurenWith Royal Ascot approaching, we’ll all be thinking dresses, dresses, dresses, but you could try a tailored short-sleeved jacket with wide-leg trousers, emulating Daisy Knatchbull (founder of tailoring brand The Deck), who in 2016 became the first woman to wear morning dress to the Royal Enclosure.

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Kerry Katona impressed her Instagram followers after she posted a glamorous snap of herself enjoying a cuppa during a TV appearance.Kerry appeared on Channel 4 show Steph's Packed Lunch when she took time out for a quick pic.The 41-year-old was wearing a zip-up black leather jacket, with her luscious blonde hair flowing over her shoulders. Kerry opted for a glamorous make-up look and her skin a glowing golden complexion that accentuated her beauty.

Met Office have revealed the weather Brits can expect ahead of the Platinum Jubilee weekend as forecasts suggest a royal washout could be on the way instead.The UK will enjoy a four-day Bank Holiday weekend beginning on Thursday June 2, to celebrate Queen Elizabeth's 70 years on the throne.Temperatures next week could exceed the current 2022 high of 27.5C as Brits prepare to celebrate with a week full of festivities.But early predictions show a low-pressure front from France dampening spirits with heavy downpours by Saturday of the Jubilee weekend.Dan Rudman, Met Office deputy chief meteorologist, said: "As we move into next week, there's a more mixed picture once again."He added: "Spells of rain affecting many places before more settled conditions are expected through the middle of the week, though still with the chance of some showers even then.""Although the Jubilee Weekend is still a week away, what we're keeping an eye on is how a plume of warm air behaves later in the week."Which, despite returning temperatures to around average for the time of year, could also bring some showers as it moves in from the south and travels north on Thursday and Friday."It will follow higher temperatures this weekend, which are expected to reach the high teens and early 20s.Meteorologist Aiden McGivern said: "The pressure is on for a ten-day trend - it includes two bank holidays at the end of next week.Mr McGivern said that colder and rainy weather would start moving in from Sunday and then it will be quite unsettled and unpredictable by the end of the week."Some computer models are suggesting that low will drift our way from the southwest for the end of next week to bring widespread showers and outbreaks of rain from the southwest,"

A singer is fuming after claiming two Australian DJs are passing off one of her songs as their own after it became a runaway hit with Rangers fans.

SNP and Green ministers are under pressure to back an emergency rent freeze to help hundreds of thousands of tenants.

A Scots dad attacked his pal after spilling gin on a pool table inside the victim’s new ‘man cave’.

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Monty Don, 66, revealed he has contracted coronavirus after spending the last few days feeling “utterly exhausted” while trying to recover in bed.The Gardeners’ World host admitted that having the illness hadn’t been “fun” but reassured fans he was feeling “better” this morning.@Marlene83206325 shared: “Get well soon Monty, covid is a real bummer, but don't try to push yourself once negative. It takes more than you realise.”@NewpPaul remarked: “It really knocks you down.

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Monty Don was notable by his absence on tonight's edition of the nation's favourite gardening show. Gardeners' World returned for the ninth episode of its current series. Fans of the popular programme who normally tune into BBC2 for Monty's dulcet tones and soothing charisma were wondering where he could be.

Monty Don has told the world of the desperate sadness he felt following the collapse of his jewellery business and has shared how his devoted wife Sarah helped him through it. In an unearthed interview, the Gardeners' World star, 66, shared how he was left in floods of tears, but relayed how Sarah intervened by telling him that he needed to "see a doctor.""She said you have to see a doctor because I can't cope with you and three small children and our life as it is," he explained.He recalled suffering "childish, pathetic, bleating pain" which left him in tears regularly.His daughter Freya and sons Adam and Tom would lament: "Why is Daddy always crying?", which led Sarah to realise he needed professional help - for the sake of the entire family."Antidepressants helped initially and I had cognitive behavioural therapy on the NHS, which was very good," he told The Times.He and his wife, a professional jeweller, had run a successful business based in London's Knightsbridge selling to celebrities such as Michael Jackson and royalty like Princess Diana, before disaster struck.The jewellery company's value plummeted during the financial crisis of 1987, leaving him fearful for his future."We lost everything...we lost our house, our business.