'My IBS has been horrendous and has a huge effect on performances,' says Alexandra Burke

Gino D'Acampo has responded to feud rumours between himself, Gordon Ramsay and Fred Sirieix after he quit their popular TV show. The celebrity chef shocked fans last month when he told fans he had quit filming ITV show Gordon, Gino and Fred: Road Trip.

A Netflix series with a near perfect rating by critics on Rotten Tomatoes has been leaving viewers terrified.

The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (KVIFF) has shared details about its forthcoming 57th edition, which runs from June 30 – July 8.

Elsa Keslassy International Correspondent Keshet Media Group, one of Israel’s largest private media companies with scripted hits such as “Prisoners of War” and “When Heroes Fly,” is threatening to sue Israeli pay-TV powerhouse HOT for allegedly infringing its copyright by broadcasting Keshet content on its streaming service. Keshet and HOT previously had two deals in place that allowed for Keshet content, including its flagship channel Keshet 12 (Israel’s leading commercial network), to be available to HOT subscribers on linear, VOD and streaming platform Next TV. Keshet says it reached out to HOT to renegotiate these deals, but to no avail. The agreements expired on March 31 and were extended until April 3. In a legal document obtained by Variety, Keshet says HOT is no longer allowed to broadcast its content outside linear.

Leo Barraclough International Features Editor The 57th edition of Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival, which runs June 30-July 8, has planned a retrospective program focused on Iranian cinema with a selection of films made in the past four years. The festival will also celebrate the work of Japanese filmmaker Yasuzo Masumura. Commenting on the Iranian cinema program, the festival said in a statement: “Collectively these works offer an insightful testimony of the burning creativity of Iran’s artists in face of the challenging reality. Nine mostly young filmmakers – urgent, unheard voices – who palpably bear a spiritual connection to the previous generations of their country’s greats, tackle the current reality with a remarkable sensitivity and great inventiveness.

Bam Margera following a “physical confrontation” on Sunday. In a statement, police say they were called to a Chester County residence at 11 a.m. on April 23 in response to a reported disturbance. The former “Jackass” star was allegedly involved in an altercation with someone at the household, who suffered minor injuries. “Margera fled into a wooded area prior to the arrival of [Pennsylvania State Police] and has not been located at this time,” reads the statement. A warrant for his arrest was issued on Monday.

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau Chief The Cannes Market has hitched up with the Ties That Bind and Focus Asia organizations to launch Spotlight Asia, a new industry support structure. Debuting during this year’s Cannes film festival, the program aims to foster greater film collaboration between Asia and Europe. Spotlight Asia will take the form of a series of round table discussions, short presentations and networking events between May 16-24. They will cover genres ranging from fiction to animation. The collaborative events will especially focus on the tools that potential co-producers from Europe and Asia need to equip themselves with in order to navigate the different forms of cooperative working, ranging from introducing existing funding opportunities to helping navigate each country’s specific laws and production functionalities.

A woman has been left with 'visible scars' for the rest of her life after being viciously attacked in her home by a neighbour with a drill. Jade Kent came in to her neighbour's house and launched a brutal attack with a Black and Decker electric drill.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were spotted smiling and giggling together on a kiss cam at a Los Angeles basketball game just days after it was announced that the Duchess of Sussex would be skipping the Coronation.

Booster jabs against Covid-19 are being made available at partnership centres across West Lothian as well as in local health centres.

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa viewers were treated to the arrival of new contestant Gillian McKeith on Monday night's instalment.

Children who breathe through their mouth, snore, fiddle with their ears and have worse hearing during a cold are more likely to be autistic, according to a new study.

I'm A Celebrity... South Africa viewers were left unimpressed as Helen Flanagan made her return. The former Coronation Street actress faced a challenging time in the Australian jungle during her first stint on I'm A Celebrity back in 2012.

PJ Harvey has announced the release of a new single called ‘A Child’s Question, August’. Check out a snippet of the track below.The song was announced by the iconic singer-songwriter yesterday (April 24), and is set for release this Wednesday (April 26).

READ MORE: Brooke Vincent has fans in stitches with her son's hilarious response to Easter bunny on sweet family outingModel Daisy Lowe was among the first to respond to the happy news, writing: "Ahhhh yay!!! So happy for you and your gorgeous growing family. " Former Geordie Shore star Vicky Pattison commented: "Omg! Congratulations babes. " Presenter AJ Odudu posted: "WOW!!!!" JLS star Oritise Williams, whose band came second to Alexandra on The X Factor, also shared: "Congrats Al.

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Alexandra Burke has shared her delight after revealing she is pregnant with her second child with boyfriend Darren Randolph. The 34-year-old former X Factor winner-turned-West End star took to Instagram on Tuesday to share the happy news with her fans. Uploading a series of pictures of her and AFC Bournemouth goal keeper Randolph, 34, posing in jeans with him cradling her bump, she captioned the post: “We are so excited to do this all again,” followed by a white heart emoji.

Alexandra Burke has shown off her blossoming baby bump in gorgeous new pictures, as she announced her second pregnancy. The X Factor singer revealed she is expecting her second child with her footballer boyfriend Darren Randolph. In the lovely pictures, Alexandra, 34, is seen cradling her growing bump, as she wears a white bra with loose denim jeans, which are unbuttoned.

Alexandra Burke has announced she's pregnant - eight months after welcoming her first child into the world. The singer took to Instagram on Tuesday (April 4) to share the wonderful news that she and her partner Darren Randolph are set to become parents again.

Alexandra Burke has announced she's expecting her second child with boyfriend Darren Randolph. The singer, 34, shared the happy news on Instagram on Tuesday with a sweet photograph of her showing off her blossoming baby bump alongside West Ham United ace Darren, 35. "We are so excited to do this all again," Alexandra penned alongside a white heart emoji.

Over half of us Brits find talking about bloating and general gut health “embarrassing”. But sufferers of IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) know only too well that things don’t always, ahem, run smoothly. Dr Samantha Gill, a specialist gastroenterology dietitian, explains that tell-tale signs of the condition include “pain, bloating, wind, as well as changes in bowel habits,” and adds, “some people experience constipation, for others it might be diarrhoea, or a mix of the two.” It affects 12 million people in the UK and symptoms vary hugely from person to person.To mark IBS Awareness Month this April, here’s how to keep your gut happy and healthy… What is the gut? It’s a long tube that starts at your mouth and ends at your anus.