Mya-Lecia Naylor's dad pays emotional tribute on tragic CBBC star's 18th birthday

Toni Collette’s back-catalog of memorable mothers continues to grow. She’s played maternal figures who are tender (“The Sixth Sense”), terrifying (“Hereditary”), and complicated (“The United States of Tara”).

An SNP legend helped deprive the SNP of an overall majority at Holyrood by donating £2,000 to Scottish Labour.

New research by energy experts, Boiler Central, has discovered that electricity costs in the north of Scotland are the second highest in the whole of the UK, with the average annual bill of £795, some £66 a month.

Zendaya had a slight concern when she walked into the audition room with her “Dune” co-star Timothée Chalamet.

People in Renfrewshire will see their council tax and service charges go up by three per cent this year.This comes after the SNP administration's £466 million budget was passed unopposed earlier today.

Katie Price's children Junior and Princess Andre are said to be living in fearthat their mum will get married in secret without telling them.

A man has slammed a 'selfish' city resident who chained a wheelie bin to the road to prevent others from parking there.

Recently, it was announced that Daniel Radcliffe would portray Weird Al Yankovic in a rock biopic, “Weird,” about the artist. Then they released an official look at the actor in his makeup and it is glorious.

urban explorer has exposed the inside of an abandoned research building that was once used by the Russian Armed Forces. Nekolesnik posted a series of images on Instagram that showed rotting walls and strange graffiti left in the dilapidated former Centre of Missile Forces and Artillery, which closed in 2011. The stairs are covered in paint from peeling along the walls and windows have been collapsed into the tower.

Neighbours will sadly end this summer after being on screen for 37 years.After almost 9,000 episodes, the programmes producers said they were "so sorry", but had no choice but to "rest the show" due to the "loss of our key broadcast partner in the UK".This is devastating news for a number of people, including the fans of the soap, as well as the cast and crew.There's also another group of people who will be extremely impacted by this news who you may not have thought about – the real life 'Neighbours' of Ramsay Street – where the show is filmed.Ramsay Street is actually a residential cul-de-sac called Pin Oak Court in Vermont South, Melbourne.The name Ramsay Street comes from one of the original characters, Max Ramsay, who appeared in the show's pilot episode on March 18 1985.Many of the scenes from the iconic soap are shot outside the houses on Ramsay Street, while interior shots are filmed in a studio located in nearby Nunawading.There are some perks to living on the same street where Neighbours is filmed.The real life residents of Ramsay Street are believed to be paid somewhere in the region of $33,000 (£18,000) to $50,000 (£27,000), according to The Herald and The Age.The sum depends on how much of the home is filmed.Real estate agency Barry Plant's Glen Waverley sales manager Carolyn Barton told The Sydney Herald: “It varies from house to house. Those that have filming of the front facade and the backyard get a higher return than those that just film the facade.”It comes as no surprise that house prices have soared in the area.

To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here.She forgave him but the violence continued and she became 'so ground down' that she put up with it, including Greenwood controlling what she wore and refusing to let her return to work, the court heard.Judge Manley said: "You made her life hell. It is one of the worst examples of controlling and coercive behaviour I have come across." Paul Hodgkinson, mitigating, said Greenwood had shown genuine remorse and recognised that he needed to change, having helped a female prison officer who had been attacked while he was on remand.Greenwood, of Lancaster Street, Oldham, pleaded guilty to wounding with intent; controlling or coercive behaviour; two counts of assault; and making threats to kill.

Vernon Kay had the full support of his wife and children as I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! 2020 started on Sunday night.

TESS DALY admits she still looks back and cringes at her nude scenes in a 90s pop video - though husband Vernon Kay was a fan long before the pair met. The host of Strictly Come Dancing might be the epitome of Saturday night TV now, but flashback 20 years when the presenter's modelling days were in full swing, and you'll see something quite different.

I'M A Celebrity's Vernon Kay is currently isolating in the most stunning mansion ahead of his stint on the ITV show. The telly presenter, 46, took to Instagram to reveal the "beautiful farmhouse" which is located on an island off the north-west coast of Wales.

Vernon Kay has given fans a tour inside the incredible property where he is isolating ahead of entering the I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here house.The star took to Instagram with the clip soon after it was announced that he would be joining the line-up for the new ITV series, and captioned it: "@Imacelebrity So, the secret's out #imaceleb."SEE: Tess Daly and Vernon Kay's family home is more beautiful than you'd ever expectMORE: Tess Daly and Vernon Kay unveil incredible family kitchenA post shared by Vernon (@vernonkay) on Vernon first revealed that the property, a converted farmhouse, is situated in Anglesey, and comes complete with its own outdoor hot tub.RELATED: Full I'm A Celebrity...

The Sun: 'There is an empty studio pretty much with the celebs and their dancers and a few dotted around on the other side, it does not have that same effect in the studio.'I think there have been numbers that I have seen where people react in the studio and they have just gone off at the end of the number and Tess Daly is trying to talk and they are still clapping and stamping their feet and there is a second wave of applause.'The overall feel of the number then, whatever the judges say, at that point is that we all loved it. I do think people sat at home, people will feel that noise that is happening in the studio.

Strictly Come Dancing on tonight's show.The former American football player left the BBC show tonight after losing a dance-off with boxer Nicola Adams.All three judges decided to send the 42-year-old home after his Star Ward-themed dance failed to impress.Craig Revel Horwood said both couples had improved by said Nicola and her partner Katya Jones were the stronger couple.Motsi Mabuse and Shirley Ballas also agreed that Nicola had tipped it for them too.When the result was announced, Jason told host Tess Daly: "It was an opportunity of a lifetime.

Tess Daly, 51, has candidly spoken about how her dad Vivian Daly’s death affected her and admitted her “biggest regret” is that he was unable to meet her daughters, Phoebe, 16, and Amber, 11.The presenter lost her dad a year before she gave birth to her first child with husband Vernon Kay, 46.She was also pregnant when she filmed the first series of Strictly Come Dancing before returning for the second half of series two just six weeks after she had Phoebe.Tess recalled: “That was a heck of a year.“I remember Phoebe’s very first trip outside.She was just a week old and I took her to TV Centre. “I remember standing outside, with Bruce Forsyth holding her.”The star went on to admit her concerns that her breasts would leak while she hosted the

“I have those moments every day.”Claudia tells Red magazine’s December issue: “When I stood in for Sara Cox on Radio 2 recently I was so terrified I thought I was going to be sick on myself.” The star reveals that she thinks, “Oh my gosh, what is going on?” every time she and Strictly’s Tess Daly walk downstairs on the BBC show, “but I don’t do anything to get rid of that because to me that’s gratitude”.She adds: “Besides, have you met anyone who doesn’t suffer from self-doubt?”Claudia says that as she has got older she realises the most important things in life are “family, love, great girlfriends”.She says: “Of course work matters, but you have perspective.

global coronavirus pandemic, ITV bosses were forced to relocate the hit show to save it being cancelled.This year the hit show will air form North Wales’ historic Gwrych Castle in Abergele.However, ex-finalist Emily has said the move wouldn’t have gone down well with her, and that she would have been furious about missing her trip to Australia, according to the Mirror Online.During an appearance on the Capital Breakfast Show, Emily was asked for her take on the new choice of location and she did not hold back."It’s going to be very cold, that’s the only thing," said producer Sian Welby."I’m not being funny though, I would kick off if I knew I was going to Wales instead," said Emily."I love Wales don’t get me wrong," she added, "but that

Move over Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins and I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here – ITV’s new show Don’t Rock The Boat will give you seasickness just from watching.The five-part series sees two groups of six famous faces competing against each other in one of the toughest challenge competitions to hit our screens. They’ll eat, sleep and live on a boat with only each other for company as they take on a rowing race across the length of Britain.