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Bradley Walsh has confessed he took tips from famous football manager Bill Shankly on how to succeed in TV.The Chase star believes keeping fans entertained during his three decade career comes from his working class roots.And he also confessed he listened to advice from the former Liverpool football manager on how to stay focused at work.The ex Corrie star believes he learned a lot from Bill, who inspired his great players to stay grounded in their careers no matter what their roles and successes.Bradley, 61, said: “It is a working class mentality.“I always remember the saying the great Liverpool manager Bill Shankly once said. He said even if you end up sweeping the roads - don’t cheat and sweep them properly.“There is a whole ethos behind that is we are lucky to be in the industry we are in.”Walsh added that working hard for his life success had made him happier than ever to remain one of the UK’s top entertainers.He said: “I love my job.

A Scots theatre has been forced to cancel a Saturday night showing as Celtic fans gather in Glasgow to celebrate the club's Premiership title success.

LOVE Island has released a new trailer for Love Island - once again putting down its dating-show rivals. It also reveals the show will air in June - with the eight-week series set to return to ITV2 on Monday 7th.

EUROVISION viewers reacted pessimistically when host Graham Norton boldly claimed the UK had a "real chance" of winning. The 59-year-old kicked off tonight's show with his usual witty commentary - and viewers said it was another one of his gags.

Coronation Street's Fiz Stape could be in more danger than she has been since marrying serial killer John Stape, at least where fans are concerned.Worried viewers are now convinced they’ve spotted a harrowing twist about the house Fiz recently moved into with her new beau Phill, after separating from fiancé Tyrone Dobbs.But Fiz might soon be wishing she’d stayed with Tyrone after all despite his affair with Alina Pop, because fans now think the house she’s moved into was owned by the notorious murderer Pat Phelan.Even creepier, they think it’s the same location Pat held Andy Carver hostage for months before finally killing him - adding him to a long list of victims including Michael Rodwell, Luke Britton and Vinny Ashford.Fans were stunned at the time when Andy - who was presumed dead already - showed up with a full beard, held hostage in a grotty basement with nothing but a mattress and chains securing him to the wall to keep him company.Despite numerous escape attempts, Pat finally killed him before he could get away.Taking to Facebook, fans have predicted danger for Fiz - just days after Phill’s connection to another infamous serial killer, John Stape, was confirmed by spoilers.One of Phill’s pals is the very lawyer who prosecuted Fiz when she was accused of conspiracy to murder - though she was eventually freed after an appeal.An eagle-eyed fan said on Facebook: “Corrie - Fiz’s house, was that the house Phelan was working on and where he kept Andy tied up and as a hostage?”Another theorised: “I thought it was the same house as John Stape held Rosie Webster hostage - plus Rosie is coming back!”Someone else couldn’t help joking: “Maybe it’s their go to house for hostage situations, doesn’t bode well for Fiz!”“You know,

ITV's popular talent show Britain's Got Talent were left irritated within minutes after David Walliams opened the show with a skit, much to fan's dismay.As the show began, the judges noticed that the Golden Buzzer was missing from their panel.Judges Alesha Dixon, Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell looked around in disbelief as they tried to locate the iconic piece of equipment.The Golden Buzzer is available to the judges to use as a way to send their one favourite acts straight through to the final stages of the competition.As they looked around the venue with hosts Ant and Dec, suddenly they found it where they least expected.Fellow judge David Walliams was lowered on to the stage in a costume, dressed as the Golden Buzzer itself.Despite his attempts at the gag, audiences at home weren't impressed with his joke.Some disgruntled viewers turned to Twitter and one wrote: "Why has Britain's Got Talent just become the David show at this point?"Another said: "What a way to open the show."However, another wrote: "David Walliams deserves a damehood," after seeing his glee at a pantomime dame act.This is a live TV story and is being constantly updated.

Britain's Got Talent fans were up in arms that their favourite show was forced to face setbacks as a result of Liverpool lifting the FA Cup trophy on Saturday (May 14).While the show did go eventually, it didn't go unnoticed by those watching at home that the programme had not kicked off at it's allotted time slot of 8pm.With Liverpool's win dominating screens, BGT fans were left disappointed that their beloved programme was five minutes delayed.Viewers in their masses took to the social media platform Twitter to fume about the situation.One confused person penned: "My telly says #BGT is on. But it’s football? Can it just go away now."Another fumed: "Ok you’re cutting into my #BGT time #FACupFinal.

McG, who has been busy producing movies for Netflix, returned to broadcast television this season with three pilots on three different networks for his Wonderland Sound and Vision banner, True Lies, based on James Cameron’s 1994 movie, on CBS; Not Dead Yet starring Gina Rodriguez on ABC; and the Jensen Ackles-produced Supernatural prequel The Winchesters on the CW. Over the last couple of days, all three were picked up to series. Additionally, BET+ just picked up Wonderland’s series Average Joe, created by Robb Cullen and starring Deon Cole.

Coronation Street favourite Melanie Hill has quit the soap after seven years of playing Cathy Matthews. The actress, whose character arrived in Weatherfield in 2015 as a love interest for café worker Roy Cropper, is leaving the show to spend more time with her family.

Loose Women star Denise Welch, 63, and Piers Morgan, 57, have gotten into yet another explosive war of words on Twitter this afternoon.

Eurovision Song Contest's grand finale is finally upon us as families up and down the country are preparing for their annual celebrations, but will you be taking part in a drinking game during the show? Here are the rules.The final takes place in Turin, Italy this year, which follows the country's win for the 2020 contest in 2021. With 25 countries getting ready to battle it out one year after Maneskin beat their competitors with their glam rock track, families are more interested in amping up the party atmosphere.

Ofcom rows in the show’s 15-year history.Diversity sparked a huge reaction with their Black Lives Matter performance in 2020 which contained an anti-racism inspired dance which depicted the death of George Floyd in police custody, with a white actor kneeling on Ashley Banjo's neck.Many praised Diversity for highlighting the issue in their powerful and emotional routine, but complaints soon began pouring with Ofcom receiving a staggering 24,500 complaints."Take politics out of family entertainment," blasted one furious viewer.However, the performance received the full support of ITV and the watchdog alike.A spokesperson for Ofcom said: "We concluded that the programme did not raise issues which warranted investigation under our broadcasting rules."We carefully considered a large number of complaints about this artistic routine, an area where freedom of expression is particularly important.”Ashley's fellow BGT judge Alesha Dixon furiously defended the dance - which she said had moved her to "floods of tears".The broadcasting watchdog has received thousands of complaints about judge Amanda Holden’s sexy frocks during numerous episodes of the ITV series.Her super low-cut gown during a live show in 2017 received a massive 663 complaints - making it the most complained about moment of the year at the time. Another navy gown worn in 2020 featured a plunging neckline and thigh-high split.

Britain’s Got Talent star Hollie Steel has made claims that the show was fixed while she was on it. Holly was only 10 when she appeared on the show in 2009.The young singer wowed the nation with her stunning classical singing voice, and she even made it all the way to the final of the competition.Hollie sadly missed out on winning the show after bursting into tears in the middle of her performance during the semi-final.

MSPs and reproductive rights campaigners gathered in Edinburgh to show solidarity with their US peers protesting over the Roe vs Wade re-appeal.

She’s back! Two seasons after Gwen Stefani took home The Voice trophy for the first time, she’s eager to return to the reality TV show — and compete against her husband, Blake Shelton.

A converted farmhouse near East Kilbride, a converted apartment in Motherwell and an eco-friendly cottage near Biggar are in the running to win Scotland's Home of the Year.

The final 25 countries battling it out for Eurovision glory have been decided. The 66th song contest takes place in Turin, Italy on Saturday (14 May) - and it could see the UK bag its first win in 25 years.

Graham Norton is a staple of British telly, a National treasure and, when Eurovision rolls around each year, there's no-one else we'd rather be sharing it with.

It's an iconic moment that has spanned decades - and this year AJ Odudu will be the famous face handing out those scores on behalf of the UK for the Eurovision Song Contest.

Being a Brit is usually a rather sad affair when you're watching the Eurovision Song Contest, especially in recent years.

She's best known for playing outspoken Coronation Street character Shona Platt. But actress Julia Goulding looked a far cry from all the drama on the Weatherfield cobbles as she attended The Baby Show with her husband Ben Silver.