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BBC Breakfast came under fire on Monday after it spelt Sarah Harding's name wrong in a tribute following her tragic death on Sunday 5 September aged 39. During the broadcast, guest Lizzie Cundy appeared via video to pay tribute to Sarah with viewers noticing that the late singer's name had been spelt as "Sarah Hardy" on the screen.The banner read: "Lizzie Cundy, friend of Sarah Hardy." Taking to Twitter, angry show watchers called out BBC Breakfast for the "disrespectful" mistake and encouraged them to "do better".

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterGirls Aloud star Sarah Harding revealed just months before her death that she wanted "FFS" to appear on her gravestone as it was her "most used" phrase since being diagnosed with cancer last year.The Girls Aloud star sadly passed away over the weekend at the age of 39, after a battle with breast cancer.Sarah's mum, Marie, revealed the news on Sunday afternoon.The singer had a mastectomy and chemotherapy in a bid to prolong her life, but later learned the cancer had spread to her brain and lungs.The Girls Aloud icon discussed her illness in her autobiography Hear Me Out, and said that she had thought about her own funeral."I keep thinking about funerals at the

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterSarah Harding's Girls Aloud bandmate Nicola Roberts has claimed that the late singer sent her a "sign" which revealed her tragic death.The 39-year-old pop star tragically passed away on Sunday following a battle with breast cancer.Sarah's mum, Marie Hardman, announced the heartbreaking news on Sarah's Instagram page to the much-loved singer's 358,000 followers.Sarah's pal Nicola, who confessed she was "devastated" by Sarah's death, has shared a powerful symbol that she believes to have been from her late friend.Nicola, who rose to fame with the girl group alongside Sarah back in 2002, took to Instagram and shared a string of sweet snaps of herself and Sarah

The Coral have announced a special UK tour to mark the 20th anniversary of their self-titled debut album – see all the details below.Released back in 2002, the Merseyside band’s first studio effort contains the single ‘Dreaming Of You’ and went to Number 5 in the official UK albums chart. NME hailed the project as “the funniest, most refreshing British debut in years”.Today (September 6) The Coral have confirmed their first headline tour in over three years, which will see the group perform their first record in its entirety.

Disclosure have announced a European headline tour for 2022 – you can see the full schedule below.The dance duo – comprised of brothers Howard and Guy Lawrence – revealed today (September 6) that they will hit the road next March. It comes after they confirmed a trio of London shows last week (these dates have since sold out).Disclosure’s European tour will see the group take to the stage in Paris, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Berlin, Warsaw, Moscow and other cities throughout March 2022.

Kerry Katona has said that Sarah Harding's cancer diagnosis last year inspired her to get a lump checked.The former Atomic Kitten singer, 41, appeared on Monday's episode of Steph's Packed Lunch where she paid tribute to Sarah following the news of her tragic death on Sunday 5 September aged 39. Kerry appeared on the Channel 4 show earlier this year to talk about a lump she had checked out and speaking on Monday she said that Sarah's diagnosis had encouraged her to see a doctor.The star said: "I want to send so much love to her mum and her friends and family, 39 is… I’m 41 today — at least I've got to 41, I feel so lucky and blessed.

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Nick Vivarelli International CorrespondentAfghan filmmaker Sahra Mani, who is at the Venice Film Festival gap financing market with the documentary “Kabul Melody,” says the lives of more than 150 students of Kabul’s National Institute of Music (ANIM) are at risk after armed Taliban guards shuttered the school and smashed all the musical instruments inside.A few days after the Taliban occupied Kabul “they went to the school and smashed all the instruments,” says Mani who has been making a documentary about the school for the past five years and managed to leave Afghanistan before this happened.But while some of the students at ANIM –– where the student body is roughly split evenly between young female and male musicians –– have succeeded in

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefThe previously postponed Beijing International Film Festival is to make a 2021 comeback and will be held later this month in the Chinese capital.The festival is normally held in late April, but organizers took the precautionary move of shifting it to August this year. They were only days out from the opening night when city authorities responded to new coronavirus cases by reintroducing social distancing restrictions and postponing the festival.The 11th edition will now be held Sept.

Sarah Harding had reportedly agreed to take part in a Girls Aloud reunion tour before her death from breast cancer aged 39 yesterday (September 5).The girl group had been widely reported to be preparing for a run of shows in 2022, to mark 20 years since they formed.Speaking on Good Morning Britain today (September 6), journalist Ellie Phillips said: “Sarah had actually signed up to go on tour with Girls Aloud in 2022 after the pandemic.”After she revealed last year that her cancer was likely terminal, Harding’s Girls Aloud bandmate Nadine Coyle said that plans for a reunion were on tour.“I would love to be like, ‘Yes, this is what we’re doing’.

THERE was a time when Girls Aloud’s relationships were so fractured that it seemed unlikely they’d ever get back together. After their split in 2013, Cheryl and Nadine Coyle had a huge, public falling out.

Stacey Solomon is weeks away from welcoming baby number four into her brood.The Loose Women and tap-to-tidy star is excitedly awaiting the arrival of her daughter, who will join brothers Zachary, Leighton and Rex - and we can’t forget Stacey’s fiance Joe Swash! To celebrate exciting times ahead, Stacey was treated to a gorgeous pink-themed baby shower in her garden at Pickle Cottage. Stacey’s sister Jemma organised the big surprise and decorated the garden with cascading pink blooms, giant lights and a table setting to die for! We’re inspired by the stunning celebration.

Sarah Harding tragically passed away at the age of 39 after a battle with breast cancer, and now Dr Hillary Jones is urging women to check their breasts.

Sarah Harding’s longtime friend Holly Willoughby has said she “lit up a room” as she delivered an emotional tribute to the late star.The former Girls Aloud singer died after a battle with breast cancer on Sunday, September 5, and tributes have poured in from her friends in the celebrity world. Holly, 40, shared her feelings on This Morning on Monday (September 6), as she said: “It's so awful, very sad.” Looking back on her time working with the star on Saturday Showdown with Stephen Mulhern, the presenter shared her memories.

CHERYL Tweedy has broken her silence on Sarah Harding's devastating death, saying "I love you, farewell". Former Girls Aloud star Sarah died aged 39 on Sunday, after battling breast cancer.

Playboy model shared her kinky tips for increasing your sex drive from solo love to lingerie.Ju Isen said she's prioritised pleasure during the coronavirus pandemic.She said: "I do a kind of intimate skincare. I treat my vagina like I'm taking care of my face."Get all the biggest Lifestyle news straight to your inbox. Sign up for the free Daily Star Hot Topics newsletterMeanwhile a sexpert revealed her tips to reboot your desire if you "dread" sex.From feeling more body confident to having more sex, Tracey Cox shared a number of tricks.She also said it's important to work out what still works by seeing what gets your aroused.

James Martin has opened up about the death of his good friend Sarah Harding, who died of breast cancer this weekend.The television chef penned an emotional farewell as he said he couldn’t wait to “see her again”.News of Sarah’s death came yesterday in a statement from her mother on social media.She confirmed the Girls Aloud singer had died of breast cancer, just over a year on from when she went public with her diagnosis.In a powerful message, mum Marie said she was sharing the news with “deep heartbreak”.She confirmed her daughter had “slipped away peacefully” on Saturday morning as she thanked people for their support.Tributes have been pouring in following the announcement from fans, friends and family.One star who was particularly close

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showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterHugh Jackman has announced the tragic news that his "extraordinary" dad Christopher has passed away on Father's Day (AU).The Australian actor, who is famed for hit film franchises like Wolverine, took to Instagram to share the sad news to his fans on Instagram and confessed that he was filled with a "deep sadness".Posting a sweet snap of him standing next to his late father, he wrote: "In the early hours of Father's Day (AU), my Dad peacefully passed away. ""And whilst there is deep sadness, I am filled with such gratitude and love.

BBC Breakfast viewers have told the show to "do better" following an error over Sarah Harding's name.The Girls Aloud star passed away from cancer over the weekend, with tributes to the singer paid by her pal Lizzie Cundy live during today's episode (September 6).While Lizzie was paying her respects to her late friend via videocall, her image was accompanied by a strapline referring to the late Celebrity Big Brother winner as 'Sarah Hardy'.Viewers soon took to Twitter to encourage the BBC show to "do better".One commented: "BBC Breakfast interview regarding the death of Sarah Harding put up a caption saying Sarah Hardy. So important to get those details right, especially when dealing with grief.

SARAH Harding's devastated fans have set up a fundraising page in her memory to support the cancer treatment centre that cared for the singer before her death. Natasha Young, one of the people behind the page, wrote: "Lets try and raise as much money as we can for The Christie who cared for Sarah in her time of need." She said the fundraiser has the backing of Sarah's management who called it a "lovely idea".